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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-28
Worcester, July |, 1913.
la OF Al S1RCU LAX ssG tEaE#
To the Ladies of Worcester County,


An arrangement has been entered into between the
Worcester County Agricultural Society, and the Worces
ter County Mechanics Association, whereby the Exhibit
ton of Manufactures the coming Autumn, is renquished
to the direction of The Mechanics Association ss
The undersigned have been appointed Committee to
solicit from the LADIES OF the County especially from
those whose contributions have heretofore formed at
tracve feature in the Exhibitions of the Agricultural
Society, and from all others disposed contributes spec
Of their SKILL industry and perseverance, in all de-
partments Of labor peculiarly pertaining 10 woman
Specimens OF Neediew the products of The Loom,
whether of Cotton WOOL Worsted Silk articles Of
comfort convenience or uxuary also, Drawings. Paint
ngs and articles of elegance taste, whether products
leisure moments of regular occupation solicited
and hoped that such zeal and spirit of emulation
will be manifested that the coming exhibition will rank
equal those of previous years. while under the auspices
OF the Agricultural Society. u0 sf9I.NE
A competent person will be appointed to take charge OF
all contributions and such places assigned them the
Hail. will best exhibit their excellencies. The OF
the contributor together with the article articles con
trbuted will be entered in book, and number attached
them whereby they be readily identified, and care
fully restored to the owner.
The Exhibition will commence TUESDAY, the 26th
oSepenber preceding the day of Cattle Show, and
nue days longer 1t is desirable that all articles
intended for Exhibition should be forwarded to PUTNAM
W. TAFT OF Forester the Superintendent presented
Hail. elry the Saturday preceding the day OF
exhibition in order that they be arranged
WILLIAM A. WALLACE,
ALBERT TOLMAN, y"
#HttS .At sH.7 GEORGE PHELPS. 5l.e
Worcester. July /, 1913, .1 ia ee+- 53u 9saFt
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To ET.

TINE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
MA / known as the Worcester Branch Railroad bet
6A pot, 100 feet by 50-wil be fitted up to accommo
date Lessee track will be laid if desired for to run
iatG basement
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so by 80 f.
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
ed-and acksmith's Shop near, 40 by So feet stories
high with yard rooni-will be fitted to suit tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire at the office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street. df rep J.
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NOW OPENING
NEW ARRANCEMEMT

TNHE subscribers have this day formed connec't,; in
Il business under the and firm or HALLl =
THOMPSON, and have taken the Store sta-
NO. 1913 MAIN STREET,
recently occupied by CALVIN KNowLToN They have also
purchased the stock in said Store such discount
will enable them to offer any article in Store from
tcentyfU toty per cent less than The original cost of
the making greater inducements purchasers
were ever before offered in Worcester.
The former patrons Of this establishment and the public
generally are peculy invited continue thar pat
ronage they will all times find stock Goods
ond to none in this city. s. j. HALL,
Worcester, April l8. l649. TIT A. Y. THOMPSON.
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Cotton Machinerv for Sale,

d ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
II Cloths and good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
ii Finishers Il DOuber-l Drawing France Taunton
Speeders IL heads each Is Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spindes2 pair Mules of ass and of 5l2 sndles
l Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-1 Cylinder and Dofel
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time on application 10 M
SILAs DNsMoRE, SO Main Forester For further par
ticulars inquire OF s. b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec &c tr! sI4 ...t sIsg5 j. d3aw wtf52
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DOWN TOWN
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Nos. 81 & 55 Main ST., Worcester

[. S. CHAPMAN
INVITES the attention the public to his large stock OF
4 BOOTS, SHOES, AND Cutters.
LADIES' CATERS.
Fine silk warp French KID tip CATERS the
tice TO be found IN Worcester; Fine silk warp Caters
different widths and styles Patent tips do, and variety
of common kinds both bronze and blackstone at as low
price as ninety, tue cents per pair.
LADIES' KID SHOES
High cut BUSKINs, bronze and back-Front Seam do;
Fine French TIES and common SLIPPERS Extra wide
and full KID SHOES, Velvet and Lasting do for tender
leetand good assortment of all the kinds of
Kid Shoes.
MISSES SHOES.
Misses KID, PoLKAS, CATERS, BOOTEEs and
SHOES, broRze and black Calf and Goat (pegged
and sewed) Buotees and Shoes.
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
Bronze Black and Light coored Pokas, GGiters, ami
Foote'S; Goat and Grain eather strap and front lace
Bootees pegged and sewed 'ta"
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MUTUAL FERE INSURANCE.


i PANY Of Worcester, Mass, continue to effect nsur
all kinds of buildings, except those OF an extras
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock, Hay and
GRAIN Household Furniture, Provisions Wearing ApparA
ell and Merchandise generally and also upon all kinds OF
Manufactured Articles and Stock in The process of manu-
tacture excepting stock in Cotton and Wooden Mills, or
property alike hazardous such terms as cannot fan TO
give entire satisfaction. dividend Of seventy cents
on the dollar was made by this Company the Policies
which expired the first of this month and is conf
IDENTIFY believed still larger dividend will be made
in future under favorable circumstances as the past
With these inducements offered the pablo are sespecN
fully invited TO examine the basis which this nstitu
ton is established and avail themselves of its benefits by
applying at the Company's office,
NO. 3, ulader BrinIey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester
DIRECTORS
f. H. Hemenway, FORESTER Joseph Pratt, Forester
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, 10.
James H. Wall, do Warren Hunt, Douglas
Amos Brown, do. iona. Warren, GT9tton
James Estabrook do. II. A. Denny, Leicester
George A. Dresser, do. J.W Jenkins, Jr, Barre
Horatio N. Tower, do. John Edgell, Gardner.
E. H.. HEMENWAY, President.
O. HARRINGTON, Secretary.
Worcester, Sept l, l847. dwtt
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FOR SALE.

A T the State Lunatic Hospital, a small FoRClN
AFIRE ENGINE, suitable Tor manufacturing estab-
lshmentno longer needt at the Hospital, in conse>
Quence the city arrangements for extnguishing fires
Also, 10 tons ofgcod Hay and lot of Butter Frkns.
Worcester, A pril 49, z Cf tHr h78 q If
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PATENTS.

rs a 81 saa PATIENTS. sdJ 6sida b
Aner,can and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
= .g a8 U. S. Patent Office. Washington, ss7k
ad No. ~ State Street, ~ Boston,
SHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
or OF Patents agent Of the u s. Patent Office fol re
cevng and forwarding the same, models specimens or
manufactures patented deposited therein, which
will be sent free of eSpenss and RISK. and win despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments ana all
the Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works TO test validity OF nyen-
tons and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same Patents secured In Europe and
other countries -
time and of journeyto Washington, and delay there
as well as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage Of verbally explaining their
Inventions and fconsung in respect TO them ndtters,
in general of paramount importance in order TO obtain
correct specifications and claims The experience ofsis
teen years. practice xtensive collection OF rare works.
decisions &c. mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws
and patents Of different countries, collected at much
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of mvenons patented
at Washington enable the subscriber TO afford TO inventors
DESTROYS o procuring Patents assistance and information
which In Other respects might be dcn OF attainment
sf u3 ae r. H., EDDY, Cipii Ensi Reer.
Boston, June %. ewlI 80 &eOa I
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SmithfIeId LimlN.

TIME subscribers are now receiving and will hav5
i stantly en- hand for sale, SMTTHFTELD LIME-in
any quantity which may be first quail
i'm "a WILLARD, BRANCH & Co..
June Is. dwtT No. Warden Block.
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Cne Badly =pp,
Published at No. 1872, Mum Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor. .... ST..
Terms,

The price Of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
annum, seventyfve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
In adyanGe.-Or
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paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
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Lost.

BOUT ten days since pair Of me s sSa NV
svardeJ by leaving the at this office. July 10.
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FIRE INSURANCE.


THE American Insurance Company, Provi-
i dence, r. l.. continue insure against LOSS on
DAMAGE BY FIRE, on Cotton, Wooden, and other Man
uactoies Buildings and Merchandise favorable terms
The Capital Stock,
$4,000,
all paid in and well invested. Directors-Wm. Rho len
Robert R. Stafford, Amos d. Smith, Resolved Waterman
Shubae Huchins Ebcnezer Kelley fully d. Brown Ma
thanie Bishop, George s. Rahbone Caleb Harris Jtbez
Bullock, Walker Humphrey, and Allen o. eeck.
Persons wishing Insurance requested to diI ee
their applications (Which should be ACCOMPANIED with
particular description of the property per MALL to the
President Secretary of the Company, and the same will
meet with prompt attention.
WALKER HUMPHREY Secretary. s1#P
American Insurance Co Is ssdE
Office, Nov 9, 1886. :n5
n The subscriber is authorized receive Applicant qua
for Insurance by the above Company fs-
w. o. BARTLETT,
Office in Buinnan Block
Worcester Jan 1, 1867. dist
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I,a Temmster Wamted.l IN
American, well acqpainesd, in Worcester and with
n driving and taking charge Oh ho'Ses' n nuFFuM
July 6. u"
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Annremtices Wamted,

H0nA AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
%OUEEw, LARGE, SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP OF
PENNSYLVANIA In this State; with il, and in all the
other States two FAMILY Medical Works of great value
Comforts Thomsonian Practice of Medicines; &
ComGrt's Thomsonian Practice of Midwifery.
To appncatrons PAID circular willbereturn-
ed, giving the particulars OF the whole subject.
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
Oct9l 81 south Seventh street, Philadelphia
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
SATURDAY MORNING VISITOR.

MuRDEH.-The ST. Joseph Gazette, Of
the 23d inst, says:
On Monday night last between the
hours of 10 and ] o'clock, man by the
name Of Gibson went 10 the residence OF
DR.. Jones, at the Rockhouse Prairie in
this county, and made Use of very oiIens-
i've and abusive language t6the Doctor and
his lady, whereupon he was desired 10
quit the premises. Gibson refusing, the
Doctor followed him on the porch, when
Gibson caught him by the collar and in
tiic'ed mortal wound across the abdomen,
which terminated in death the next eve
ming. The Doctor was good physician,
and very much respected in this county.
The murderer is still at large, but the per-
sons in pursuit are SO numerous, that we
earnestly hope he is by this time arrest
ed.
A reward Of $lO0 for the arrest of the
murderer, is offered by Mr.. Robt. Jesse,
administrator Of the estate Of Samuel l..
Jones, decd.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
LATER PROM CHINA

The New York Evening Post has re-
ceived the Friend of China" dated
March %, from which thefollowine items
are extracted:
The new Governor, Mr.. Bonham, had
arrived at Canton on The previous MONDAY,
and was received bySir John Davis and
his officers with the usual honors. Much
good, it is hoped, will result FROM this
rule.
On the 8lh of March, an attack was
made onliree Missionaries, Messrs. Med
hurst, Loekheart and Muirhead, by anum-
Der OF Chinese'sailors, (jnnk men, )swhO
knocked the missionaries down, and beat
them IN most barbarons manner. The
Chinese authorities promised TO punish the
assailsnts.
These junk-men are portion of class
who have, by recent change IN the mode
Of Transporting the tribute grain TO Pekin,
been thrown out Of employ ment and they
have resorted 10 plunder 10 sustain them.
selves, as well as to intimidate the gov
eminent.
The British Consul al Shanehae. has
taken mp The matter officially, snd viii in
tesilgaif.ii thoroughly. .age
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

.fnother Richmond. - Ex- President Van
Buren Of New York, has been nominated
10y What is termed the Barn-bnrners, fac.
tion of the New York democracy, and a
few ''impracilcables" from some half dog
en- other States, for the Presidency, and
has accepted the nomination making a
third set of candidates for the highest and
most honorable Office in the world. Hon.
Henry Dodge, of Wisconsin, was nomin-
ated for the Vice Presidency on the ticket
with MIR. Van Buren.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

The Fourth. The recent anniyersar,
OF our National Independence was per-
milted to pass by almost unnoticed b, our
citizens. We believe there were bar
oacne or two go sennp al different points
IN the county, which were attended by a
number of persons from town. The most
appropriate way of celebrating this day
that we have heard of, was done by cou
pie oi our young friends over the river,
by plighting their ,roh and swearing G.
iernal constancy 10 each other at the altar
of tlymen. This is the most rational and
sensible mode of celebrating great day [,
and hope there may be others of our ac-
quain'ance who obser, ed il in like manner.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
COLONIZATION.

Our attentionha been drawn to lettel
in the last Colonization Herald, written t
Elliott Cresson, Esq, of Philadelphia, BY
Martin F. Tupper, Of England, under
date Of goth April last. Alter some re.
marks, personal and complimentary to Mr.
Cresson, the writer adds The following =
= Organ.
With respect 10 slavery and its cure, il
seems to me. unless am deceived by fair
appearances, that your sbciety has "hit the
blot" We, with the best intentions, have
utterly blundered the whole business we
have ruined our West Indies by 1npfe-
pared emancipation, and waste millions
annually on the absurdiIy of attempting TO
blockade continent; moreover, through
our ill-judged efforts, The horrors of she
passage are increased ten.lold, and poor
Africa groans under the additional burdens
laid on her by the dull zeal of her would
be liberaior Of England.
The idea of establishing the ransom-
ed slave in his own country under free
selfgovernment, appears 10 me TO combine
all the requirements Of probable success.
May America, our child, succeed where
her parents effort is a failure.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
THE FLOWER OF LIFE.

There is nothing in which mother can
have more interest-in which the feelings
are more deeply imbued, than in the smile
and prattle of the cherub- che elk ed infant.
The beauties of nature are more than sur
passed in the angelic smile of the sleep
ing babe. II is Innocence and Peace,
blended and personified. Who, then,
would not risk ah-yes, loose all, to pre-
serve the health and save the life of the
"Father's pride-ths Mothers Joy ?''--
The sickness of child increases beyond
all other causes, the cares and anxietieso Of
parents: the death of the infant rends the
heart of the mother for what love is like
that of mothers love? In nine cases
out of ten, the diseases of children are di-
rectly or remotely produced by Worms.
DIR. ]. M. Martien has proved himself the
child's friend and the mothers benefactor,
in the preparation of his er-failng
Worm Powders. Countless numbers OF
innocent children might be saved yearly,
to be blessing to their parents and the
woild, by timely use Of this invaluable
medicine. They are certain remedy, to
expel worms, cure cough, Group, wh6op-
ing'cough, measles, infantile fevers Of ev-
cry grade. diseases OF the lungs III chill
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
MNrried.

the Shawnee Bend, in this county, on
Tuesday evening last, 4th inst, by Rev.
Mr.: Smith, Mr., WILLIAM BRowDER to
Miss SARAH ELIzADEru-- only daughter
OF Mr.. James M. Heddleston, all of this
county
~ The Cake received, and the bloom.
ing bride will accept our thanks for her
kind remembrancblgof the printer. May
she and the chosen one Of her heart live
to enjoy many returns of two-fold ami
verSary- the 4th of july and their we'd
ding day.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

Later from Port au Prince -Captaiii
Searles, on the brig Allen King, arrived
at New York on Sunday night, in l3 days
from Port all Prince, reports that the Hay
ITEMS were still fighting. A report was
received from Port au Prince previous TO
his leaving that port, that battle had been
fought, anda large number Of slain on both
SIDES.
Ii was not mentioned who were the VIC
tens. but if Soulouqne has been vanquish-
ed, his power is at an end. Capt. S. re
ports a Il kinds of business dull.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

Striped Pigs.--Our facetious friend o
the Glasgow News, after noticing the no
limitations of Cass and Butler by The Balti-
more Convention, Taylor and Fillmore by
the Philadelphia Convention, and Var
Buren and Dodge by fhe Utica Conven-
ton, and after making some pretty sharp
structures upon The rotienness Of parties
and the trickery of party leaders and wire
pullers, proposes the name of Henry Clay
for President, and Thomas Corwin for V.
President, and then winds up 10y saying,
"as we are an independent neutral, and
our Office is somewhat divided in senti-
ineht, we will announce its vote.
We, are of course neutral, and shall
hold the balance of power, our foreman
will vote for Cass and Fillmore, our "first
luff" for Van Buren and Taylor, and our
devil" for Tom Corrin!
Who'll be President ?"
G@We should say that our friend Fus-
ter's establishment was very striped, ne
vertheless we are bound TO give in our
humble belief TO his assertion ''that thou
sands OF the 'sovereigns' in voting for the
regular nominee Of the party, support
man, the half of whose principles, (if he
has any at all, }" they know nothing off,
We don't say tins of one party, but of all
parties. But as we, TOO, are independent
neutrals, We may be accused BY some, of
assuming forbidden ground unlike our
friend Of the News, however, we have
no new candidate 10 bring forward, but
"desiring TO see a fair race, with men of
all sorts of principles, in the field" or
perhaps more correctly speaking with no
principles at all, If the people so will it,
let US have a sweepstake race Of il, and
lhe foremost man take the spohs. By
his means all old party distinctions will
be done away, and we can then "open
new set of books" and begin anew.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08


The Indians. The Choctaws
and CherokecS may yet form an
independent State in our I'm
ion. According to the Rev.
Mr.. Treats report of his late
visit among them at a month
ly missionary meeting in Bos-
ton, on Sunday evening-they
bid fair to become at least quite
as worthy of the fellowship as
some who now enjoy it. The
former are now expending $780,
900 annually from their nation
al funds. on boarding schools,
and their churches number 800
members. Nor are the latter
much behind in the progress of
civilization. They have well
administered government, or
derly churches, two high-schools
and other means of social and
moral Improvement.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

fThe Metropolitan of the 4,h says
"There will be special session Of the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the
District Of Missouri, held at Jefferson Ci-
~ on lbe 28th Of August next, for the iri-
al of Abel ASmsirongSatias john Jones
and James Smith. who are charged with
The murder Of James Baldwin, on the road
leading from Independence to Santa Fe, in
March l847. --
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

The Cholera Eight months ago, the
Asiatic Cholera had reached Russia in IFS
westward march, and it was greatly fear
ed that it would spread over Western En-
rope, as in 1882, and then cross TO the U.
States. A kind Providence has averted
the calamity, and the prospect is that what
ever remains of the disease in Russia, will
spend itself there. For this we cannot be
sufficiently grateful.-Journai of Com
fnerCe.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
STATE OF MIsSoURr1

0'cnE cor.rJ uf o. IsssUuM' Bss1os. S..
In The Circuit Court March term, lS48.
James NJ. White,
Lambert p. AyreS, AS.nmn.,, ..;. ;,
Charles w. White, 1ttacbmen, "
VS.. ''a0"~
William p. Smith.
NOW at this day come the said plaintiffs
1v by their attorney, and it appearing
from'the Sheriff's return on the writ issu-
ed in this case, that the said defendant
cannot be summoned, and that his proper
ty has been attached. Therefore Il is or
dered that the said defendant be notified,
that the said plaintiffs have commenced an
action Of assumpsit against him for the
sum of Four hundred and fifty -dollars and
twenty cents, (S454 25,) that his pro-
perty has been attached; and that unless
he be and appear before this court at the
next term, 10 be begun and held At the
Court house in the City Of Warsaw, n
Benton county, on the second Monday in
September next, and plead to the action
OF said plaintiffs within the first three davs
OF said EXTERN, a judgment will be rem.
dered against him, and his property sold
to satisfy the same. II,
And il is further ordered, that n eopv Of
this order be published in some newspsbef
printed in this State, for four weeks sue.
cessiyely, the last publication thereof 70
De at least four weeks before said next
term. A true copy: iF7la
THos. v BISHOP, clk.
juns24- 4i.2l fTbg
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

Thus bound in love--oh may they live
A golden summer life
And ne'er regret.the solemn vows,
That made them man and wife.
May blended love and joy divine,
Flow free from Hymen's throne,
And sweetly shed its genial beam,
O'er these--th uedded ONE.
May rays of hope and tranquil peace
E'er guide their wandering feet
And solace give, that they make
Their untrod journey sweet.