The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-19

Il viii be seen by the advertisement, that, owing TO
the burning of the american Hal at Hartford. winch
was engaged for heir exhibition these beautiful views
will remain with US week longer, during which time all
who have hitherto been deprived OF seeing them VIII DO
well to avail themselves of the opportunity.
DlscHAReED. The examination Of E Thayer, The
person charged by Knowon with hiring him for tro
dollars compensation murder Prudence Arno,d. was
concluded on Tuesday, at Uxbridge, and Thayer was
discharged there being evidence 10 justify his deen
ton.
THE LAWS OF Lire HEALTH AND HApp,yrse
rendered clear to the humhest intelligence How TO
BE HARRY An Amonitory Essay, for general and
tamly perosal, on Regimen, expediency, and men
tai government. BY Robert Jones CulverweII N u
Author OF " 'Gaide to Health, &c New York, ]. s
hedhcld, 1919 PIP. 81, Royal Octave
The character of this work is sufficiently indicated
by IT'S 'ile Considering the importance of the subject
the additional aclthat it is written by Dr. Culverweu
The most popular of contemporary writer's in this
lioe. wal be sufficient Recommendation to insure j,
extensive perusal.
OKAH TUBBEE. The Providence Transcript saws
okah IS naturally great man. His life has been an
eventiul one. In his childhood he vas stolen by some
OF our civilized christian Shareholders and kept as slave
I'll he was 10 years old lie possesses all the elements
ofgrealneshe understands and talks IA different Ian.
guases-can play on more than fifty different musical
lnstrumenls-hls music surpasGes any we have ever
bfard-he is blacksmith, a machinest and a doctor
and possesses remarkable pove Of venirioquism He
seems always cheerful, except when insulted when he
knows his rights and asks no favors OF those who are
mean enough TO i'll use him.
HIS wife, who accompanies him in bis entertainments
is noble specimen Of woman kind She has a good
education, having been brought up with the pale>iaces
she speaks to an audience with Grmness and dignity
her counienance is marked with sadness-sbe evells in
her thoughts and speeches the wrongs done to the In
| dams and how they "fade awayn Temperance bn
man brotherhood and morality subjects which form
part OF the entertainments of those interesting people
PROHIBITIONS OF SLAVES AS MERCHANDISE. An
immediate and extra session of the Legislature of Miss
lssPPI IS demanded by the citizens of Hancock comfy
III that STATE for the purpose of enacng laws prohibits
Ing The further ngres of slaves from the border States
OF the South In their petition o the Governor bcv
represent that the States of Maryland Virginia. Ken
lucky aud Missouri, where slavery has ceased I, he
profitable, from the uncertain tenure BY which slaves arc
held, are now throwing an immense black population q,
the extreme Southern States which is destined ,o in
crease with immense rapidly. To avoid this result.
they propose TO compel the more Northern Of the slaves
holding States 10 retain their slaves within their own
| borders.
| u The steamship California, at Panama spoke on
The Pacific coast hry,fve vessels bound 10 California
None OF these, Of course were vessels which lel tho
oHl'ea States since the gold excitement commenced.
II Andrew L. Tyler, fortune teller was executed
at Bryan, Ohio, the 26,h ult, for the murder Of
chlId which he killed in order that fortune he pre,an
ded to tell might prove true
SUI The town OF Paris, in Munroe county. Mo cons
tans no such thing as licensed drinking house, and he
Mercury says peace, quietness, sobdey and good or
der is the consequence.
u The Thermometer at Springfield, in Frd ay morn
ing was ~ deg below zero. Al Woonsocket .'nct il
very exposed situation "a below"
| FREE Soil IN LOUISIANA. MIR II. B. Brasbaer
comes out in the Franklin (La.) Planters Banner,
strongly against the extension of slavery
| WESTERN RAILROAD. The following oon,le,,e,
are directors for the year ensuing: addison e3moro
Edmund Dwight, Josiah Stickney, JOHN Howard. and
Robert Campbell.
% The New York Sun has letter. dated
San francisco, Dec. 6th The writer saws
"They were expecting every day to hear of
mines in the mountains, from which the brains
are supposed to have been washed. Reports Of
rich placers IN the hills were often circulated to
drive green horns" from ths best placers in the
valley, SO that the knowing ones can take their
places. Another trick has been played off pref.
" extensively; selling iron and copper ore to
new corners for genuine gold In fact, all sorts
u frauds, deception, RIGHTEOUSNESS and demorali-
cation prevail at the mines.