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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-31

Mr.. Clay is 10 be kissed into the Presidency
as Harrison was sang into ii.-.Tmcs.
very dangerous precedent. If this mode
of conducting a campaign becomes established,
a great many men would start as candidates,
merely for the fun Of eleetioneering.
Exchange paper.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-31

II the free States initiate the example Of
Illinois, and forbid negroes to settle within
their boundaries; and the slave States pass
a law like that which Virginia threatens to
pass, expelIing free neg: oes, the poor darkies
will feel like selling themselves cheap.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-05-31

nature oil newly imported Africans. AcCor-
dinghy, we have it on the front of the Acts,
passed from TIA to 1885, both inclusive,
that slaves were Of nature too barbarous,
wild and savage, to be fit for the mild sway
of the compon law. Yet, we do not find.
within that period, full, as It manfcs,y was,
of solictude, concerning the tendency Of
slaves to insurrectionary ideas and plots, any
instances, wherein the sanctity of The private
domain was opened to the intrusion OF unof.
fetal persons. Magistrates, Constables, or
Patrols, with suitable posse, when that was
needed, were alone to pry into the proceed
ings, or purposes of suspicious clubs or con-
federacics of slaves, and were alone to make
search for deadly weapons. When we reach
l74O we enter a milder light and more tran
quill atmosphere, and arc met at The TIRES
| hold with the evidence, that time had work.
ed its amclioration-and it is most agreeable
to know, that in the lung period ofinterven-
ing time, the pcrsuasions Of domestic SYM
pathes. the steady light ofmoral example,
the more enlightened dictates ofsclf:n'cres'
the tremendous power of the Christian reIl'
gion. have worked with eminent success
their transforming influences upon both ra'
ces. We read in the language of l74O.-
"Whereas. in his Majetsy's plantations in
America, slavery has been introduced and
allowed. and the people commonly called
Negroes, Indians, Muattoes and Mcstizoes
have been deemed absolute slaves, and the
subjects ofproperty in the hands of Particu
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
Beautiful Teeth and Sweet Breath,
All may possess by using
SHERMAN'S TOOTH PASTE.

TT is warranted free from acid any injurious ingredi-
1ents and 10 unsurpassed for cleaning and whitening the
teeth removing preventing them from aching de-
cay at the same time giving them healthy appearance
well hardening the gums and sweetening the BREATH
1t leaves delicious taste In the mouth and gives uniyer
sal Satisfaction. Whoever it once, will after
give It the preference other dence. Charles
w. SANFORD, Col Charles g. Benson, and of
most distinguished citizens, have used SHERMAN'S
TOOTH PASTE for several years, and believe IL to be
unequaled Reader get box and try il, il yen
sweet breath and handsome teeth.
SHERMAN'S PLASTER, commonly called SHER-
MANS POOR MANS PLASTER, for the trifing sum
of 1874 without exception the best article in the
shape Of Plaster In the known world gives relief in
lew hours where the suffering Is intense
RHEUMATISM, LumbagO. Pain or Weakness in the
sde Chest Back, Neck, Loins. Limbs JOINTS yield
it sooner than any other remedy. Worn ON the lower
part Of the spne they have cured the Piles and on the
small Of the back they have cured Falling of the Womb
Dyspeptics persons troubled with Liver Complaint,
will find them Of great and Surprising benefit when
the part affected. Consumptives should always
their chest, will their Cough. and remove
the Soreness Several million OF them have been sold
complaint made against them.
For sale wh0esae and RETAIL the cheap Bookstore by
Sept 23-dw3m J. CIRCUIT, JR.
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COMMoNwEALTH or ssACHusETTs.

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
- HoTcesfeT' So September 10, s4s.
To JONATHAN DAY, of Webster ia said county Gentle
man, Assignee of the Estate &c ABRAHAM T. BARKER
Of Worcester in said county, Manufacturer an InsoIven
Debtor, (;Teefine
YOU hereby required give notice that the fourth
meeting of the creditors of said Barker, will be
holden the Office of John c. B. Davis, in Worcester in
said County, the ftoeny.h day of October merit at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon when and where the
creditors prove further debts against the said Barker
And you will also settle your second account, and
end dividend will be ordered. And you will this
notice by publishing attesied copy this order in
Daily Spy newspaper printed at Worcester aforesaid
six times successfully before the day of said meeting and
by giving written notice by mail otherwise to all
known creditors of said Barker. And you to make
return Of this order with your dOings thereon the
time and place of said meeting.
CIIAS. w. HARTSHORN, Master in Chancery.
true copy, Attest; JONATHAN DAY, Assignee.
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Rich Fancy Goods, Perfumerv sc.

@ A. ROWLAND, No. lS5, Main Street. has Row in
% Store the largest assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, &c.,
t. be found any Worcester and s daily re-
ceivng additions from New York. Philadelphia Boston,
and elsewhere. Cueryas Knives Of all kinds, Eissors,
Pearl and Agate Buttons Hooks and Eyes, Needless Pins
Brushes for Clothes, Hair, Teesh Nails &c. Bead and
Steel Bags and Purses very rich Gard Cases, Wa
Tasses, Fnges Bag and Purse Tops, Purse Twist Fancy
Visiting and Friendship Cards, all the varieties Billet
Paper and Fancy Envelopes OF all kinds very nice
Gold Pencils some with Gold PENS Gold Pens In Silver
Cases. for Silver Pencils with Stone Heads. Ladies
examine for themselves Prices as low as the lowest.
Sept 1o-dptwSt au tkfM NAN& N#W
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s'aw PHELPS COMPOUND
~ a NT A ~ a PILE q

TvHE Vegetable Remedy for Diseases arising from Inn
purtles ofthe Blood, DyYspsic, Scrotsta, and all
Cahar,ic Fsvsrs ali Bilious lfsciOms. They have
rival In curing Bilious Diseases Dysrepsia, Liver Com
plants. sick ache Jsnndice Colds, influenza, Cat
arrah Rhumatism Heart-burn Acid Stomach Papation,
Loas OF Appetite Cosvensas, Cole, &c and being mild
In their operation, without producing debility, they
perfectly safe for those debitasd and feeble constu.
lions. Az general Family Medicine they are unequaed
being applicable and safe for the young and the aged.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by j. CIRCUIT, in.
Worcester, sept ~ reta dw3m
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
Platform of the Free Soil Party.
IN REGARD TO SLAVERY.

ITs PRrNcIPLEs
No Slaue Territory
No more SIaue States.
TIE SLaUe States responsible for their SlGuerv
Freedom and Free Institutions for Oregon New Mexico
and California,
Congress has power make Slave than to make
Kingo institute establish Slavery than to iusute mr.
establish Monarchy.
The United States Constitution ordained to establish Justice
promote the general welfare and the blessings of liberty
denies the Federal Government all power to deprive any
person Of life, liberty property without due legal process
lTs MEASURES are
The of the Federal Government from the control of
the Slave Power and its restoration early policy of limit,
ing localizing and discouraging Slavery.
The enactment Of the Wilnot Proviso.
The abolition of slavery by the Federal Government to the
extent of its responsibility and Constitutional power
GENERAL SUBJECTS.
CkeGp PostGge-No snecure oficesAn economical Gov.
Standardization by the People of all Federal officers a, far
practicable.
Riusr and Harbor improvements.
Freedom Of the Public Lands in limited quantities. to ac>
tua settlers.
Tariff for the necessary expenses of the Government
the speedy payment of the National Debt
The election of MARTIN Van buren, and CHARLES FRAx>
ADAMS to the offices of President and Vice of
the United States.
Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Labor and Free Men.
U- In the Clay meeting at New York, Mr..
Bolts, after intimating that Gen. Tayors nomi-
nation was procured by direct bribery, and that
Taylor himself had been guilty of treachery and
tasehood, concluded by saying that, as between
Cass, Van Buren, and Taylor, he should vote for
TAYLOR! This lame and mpotent conclusion was
followed by fifteen minutes of the utmost confu-
sion, yells OF disapprobation cheers for Clay, and
Kisses and groans for Bolts. Horace Greeley
made speech against the extension of slavery
Clay song was sung; Willis Hall, presiden
said he could not vote for Taylor, but must yield
to Clay's request not to use his name, and the
meeting adjourned with nine cheers for Clay
Botts's speech was some like Webster's
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

BIRTH AND AMERICAN TRADE. From the
Parliamentary returns it appears that the exports
from Great Britain to the United States, for the
year ending 5th of January, ls48, amounted to
l0,974, l6l pounds sterling.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

Forester, IS. Probate Office, Sept. -, 1919.
70 all persons interested in the Estate OF AsENATH
MILLER, late of Westminster, deceased,
Greeting.
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate TO be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of October
next, show why administration of the estate
said deceased should be granted to Daniel HarriBp
on of said Westminster.
sepl5d CHAs. G. PRENTIES Reg
Worcester, ss. Probate O6fce, september rs, 1e46.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOSEPH
WOODS, late of Leominster deceased, Greeting
YOU arc cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden Fitchburs on the eighteenth day OF Octo
Der next to show why the first and final account
rendered by Leander Woods, the Administrator, of his
administration OF said Estate, should be allowed.
d3w% CHAs. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

AN INCIDENT IN THE Loss OF THE OCEAN
MONARCH. Fatal Termination of an ElOpe.
ment. The London Morning Chronicle narrates
the following incident
An excitement of very extraordinary and
painful nature has been occasioned in the parish
OF st. Luke's, Old street, by the elopement of Mr.
Bacon,the master of the workhouse, and Mrs Wal
ter, the workhouse schoolmistress, both married
persons with families of young children, and now
known to have been among the passengers on board
the Inflated emigrant ship Ocean Monarch Ba
con had obtained leave of absence for fortnight,
upon plea OF urgent private business to settle in
the country; and few days after his departure,
Mrs. Walter, the schoomistress, also obtained
leave for short absence, alleging that she had
been sent for by her mother who was dangerous
ly i'll in Devonshire.
1t Happened rather singularly, however, that
soon afterwards her mother arrived in good health
in London, for the purpose of visiting her, and
was astonished to hear of her absence under such
circumstances. This led to inquiry, which re-
suited in the discovery that the missing pair were
together, intending to take flight to America.
Walter, the husband, who was the workhOuse
schoolmaster had no opportunity OF observing any
OF these movements, being prisoner in the House
OF Correction for misdemeanor. While he was
under examination before the magistrate, he re-
NNNou a" oAcehehI character LOT general good
conduct, from the master OF the workhouse, Mr..
Bacon, who thus, during the husbands incarcera-
ton, made off with has wife.
The latter, genteel and remarkably good look
ing woman, took with her, her youngest child,
leaving the rest to her husband or to the parish
The respective relatives have ascertained beyond
doubt that the fugitive pair, instead of proceeding
to Devonshire as they had pretended, embarked
on board the Ocean Monarch, and together with
the woman's child, persisted when that ship was
destroyed by fire. Mr. Bacon IS known to have
had some previous knowledge of America. He
was formerly police officer, and few years
back was sent to America in pursuit of a vestry
clerk who had absconded.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
Tuition i'm French.

CHARLES MAILLY, having returned to Worcester,
respectfully Informs the citizens of the place and its vci
ity that he prepared to attend all wishing re-
ceive instruction in the French language Terms per
quarter for private lessons and $3.50 pupil classes
containing i've pupils Tue quarter will consist
of eleven weeks three lessons week, of hour EACH
two lessons of an hour AMI half each No deduction
will be made for absence except in protracted
sickness. Tuition to be paid when half of the quarter
expired.
N. b. For further Information Mons NJ. be seen at
Mr. H. K. NEwcoMB's, ELM STREET. opposite the Church
Of the Unity. DIV Aug 90.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
For the Ladies' /!

lust received Splendid assortment of LADIES
DRESS an DANCING sLIPPERs-among them may
french satin slippers French Kid Slippers, Black and
bronze Nes Black and White Satin Slippers beautiful
article Wells Kid and Morocco Slippers Reeds French
Ad ShPpers Mlddetons French Kid and Morocco Slips
pers Those in want of very article will find it for
'heir advantage to call soon, at 1873 Main Street.
Sept. 22-du C. w LONGIEY ACo
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

MR. T. F. GA6ZYNsKI begs to inform his friends and
patrons, In Worcester, that he will his classes
Fencing and Dancing Monday the 18th inst, in BRIN
LEY HALL. d6t Oct O.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
DIED,

DIED.
In salmon Falls N. H., Sept 81, Mrs Caroline Amelia,
wife Of d. John E. Tyler and daughter of the late Austin
Denny, Esq, of Worcester,i22.
In BoystOn, Sept Mrs Huldah, rect Of the late JonO
than Pierce, IS.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

Premium Cheese,
DHALANx SWEET POTATOES, superior article
4 PeacAes, Esss, Dried ges, TO-, fof sale by ~
Sept Esq., dlw I. STRING, ID, No 2s7 Main-st
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
NEW STORE!
warden BIOck,) No. A Front ST.,


THE subscriber having recently opened New Store,
L No. A Front Street with fresh stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
is prepared furnish the citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices by the quantity retail
for cash.
All kinds of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MOLASSRS,
&C., offered the very lowest price which be
srded and will be warranted give saistaction the
goods may be returned.
packages constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Mackerel SalmOn Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried apples, Potatoes ORANGES, Lemons, RGisins
Syrups Ketchups and Pickles. and general
OF goods usually obtained in such Stores the cheapest
Dosh prices
Citizens and strangers invited to examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city free
expense, by J ANDREWS,
Worcester, March 81. dwtf "A Front st.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
For Sale.


- TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
k.sM n St. Said house is so by 20 ieet, with wood
shed aad other The lot is e6 feet by
"A, convenient for large email family and consider
able fruit on premises For further particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALIEN, is Trumbu st.
Worcester, July IL, lS4s. du
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
MARRIED

MARRIED,
In Oakham Sept 28, by Rev. James Kimba, Mr. Luther
Hapgood of Weslboro, TO Miss Harriet Dean.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

Insurance against Fire!

The EtEaa Insurance Company,
No. So State.st., Hartford, COnn.s
Nth sound and available Capital of $3.50, 600,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens Worcester and It's vicinity 1t insniea
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills, the most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been In operation nearly quarter
eentuy-its reputation yor liberal adjustment and its
promptude in paying losses well known and esIab
shed THOMAS K. BRACE PFssi6eRt.
SIMEON L. LOCALS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, l845. istf
r Persons DESTROYS obtaining in the above
Company, arc referred, for particulars, 10 A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester, Mass.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02
DIR. L. G. MEAD.

- DIR. l.. G. MEAD,
Dentist, Qate OF Providence, r. R)
01TYYYy Taxes this method to inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Worcester, that he has
permanently located himself in this City in the practice
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in his profession after
the most modern and scientific methods. All work will
be warranted TO give perfect satisfaction, and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in Waldo
Block, No. 1853, Main Street. sept Is
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

OEHAVEHWFVEtM
MILLER s. NEWTON-DE.NTTST
1856 MAIN STREET,
Having nrst introduced the Choroform into Worcester
and successfully used in their practice prepared
administer il In all cases where Il Ia needed
8. r. MILLER,
Worcester, Jan z. DIFF JAMES NEWTON.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

THE SICK MANS FRIEND, has recovered from his
indspostion, and IL again ready attend all profess
sional calls Office 227 Main Street Hours from to IL
A. NJ, and to P. M. u-sept. 20
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

The subscribers have formed connexion in the bupi-
OF DeMtistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand go Main Street. o, H. BLOOD, M. d.
Sept. 22-H C. b. COOK, M. ID,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

THE most positive and respectable, frequently
i ceived In favor OF JONEs'S CORAL HAIR Rec
TtlRATITE. aa k ast 4
Many whose hair Is scans, testify to ts stimulating shs
gyowfh Of Hair.
Dandru testify to 10 tnvogFatng aud cleansing qualities.
Apart from these Recommendations, n 10 found 70 be
unsarpassed for impafting 10 the hair a. 81
DARK, GLOSSY, SlLKEN, APPEARANCE,
that Is beautiful, and universally admired
II 10 also ecoRomicaI--costins but So. per bottle
Be careful and get the genuine. For sale BY j. CIRCUIT
JR col Main st., Woreester. dw3m-sept. 10 l64s
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

FREE Soil LECTURES. Mr. Russell of Lynn will
deliver address on the great issue now before the
people OF this Country--Slduery and Freedom the ma
chnaons Of the Slavepo and the duties and respon>
sbiites of Northern freeman in the present political cri-
sis in the following towns in the County of Worcester
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

DINe Oe
49, Proposes to resume the Practice Of Medi-
OIYYYYp cine, far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases of Children, which arise from
difficult dention. Ii is TACT that the irregular
es and consequently many Of the defects the second
set OF teeth, caused by msmanagement during the
eruption and before the appearance Of the FIRST teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past, has
made the principles and process Of dentiion also
rritatons resulting from it familiar and therefore ap>
propriate department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or atsHouse.
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JOmes's Spanish Lily White.

rs the best Preparation for imparting TO the Skin
4 natural, healthy, clear, living white at the same
time making 1t soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist, of Massachusetts
says "After Analysing Joness Spanish Lily White,
nd possesses the beautiful and natural, and at
the time innocent white certainly
conscentousy recommend lite all whose skins
quirc besutying." Haa 6a
Price rs centa box. For sale by J. CIRCUIT, JR. 2ol
Main st., Wercester. dwSm-Sept. ls, 1913.
LOST.
DETWEEN Gold and Austin Street, q GOLD BRACE.
II LET with hve Canoes, marked A. A. b. Whoever
will return the TO the Store Of Dca. GODDARD,
shall he suitably rewarded. Sept. 22t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-02

RICHARDSON e LOHING,
MOULD call the attention OF those In pursuit OF the
Wv best and cheapest Cooking Stove, 70 New AYR
suit all who give IL trial. AlsoA large assortment OF
Paror, Office, and Box stoves. Is Main .Ieet. t
Sept 25--dtf Essf@ 5 F.fs. gs4 81 XIV. Nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-02

rates With better feeling in the market There
RIoE-Ths market continued quiet, and sales Of
moment reported. Dealers seemed to be waiting
for later news by the Acadia.
SEED Sales Of 400 bbls faxssed made at 81 AN
including some bags private terms Sales Of 60 bbs
free clover seed were made at cts
spIcE-sales Of 100 bags Jamaica pmento made
for export on private terms.
SraAR-S Sales of about 40 hhds New Orlesns were
made at 4ks4sc aud 100 do prime quality b1c with
small sales do at SIC, months
TALLow The market quiet, and no sales Of
sequence traunpred.
ToBAcco--We have only to notice sales Of 10 hhds
good to prime Virginia and Kentucky leaf at &C.
WHIsKEY-Moderate sales State prison continued to
be made at 26c
FREIoBrs-Psrties seemed inclined to await the re-
bags engaged In the Britirh ship Beise at sd
Is Cd offered for -four and declined. Oil was Gu
gagged In small way for London at sos per ton Rates
to the continent continued inactive
SALES OF REAL Estate, YEsrKRpAY.-l lot, north
side 10th street. between 4th and Madison Avenues -
by 95 SLABS; lot adjoining, Sl425 lot, north side
80th street. between 4th and Madison avenue, 400
lot adjoining, $1,000 do do, $lS75; do do, 81 3sO
lots south side S0b street Nos H. IA "a each 800
lot 2sh street and 5th $l575: south side
Nos 81 50 80 40 and Al each Si225 between 30th and
Slst streets No z, $780, No II, $685. Nos 49, and
30, each $500; BROOKLYN lot Harrison street. OPP
poste Tiffany palace, 81 "A by "a $780, lot adjoining,
$780, lot In Van Brunt street, near Vandyke, $780,
lot adjoining $3.50; lot adjoining and gore together
$500; house and lot Va dyke street Van Brunt
Sass; lot Sackett street, % by iO0 $685. do do
$3.50