davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
(F0r The SpuI

Lines scriHen By an Old Nan on his birth dog.
Another year has pass'd away,
Since was ushef'd into life
And every month and ev'ry day.
Pm passing through this world OF strife.
My age is seventy six and two,
And wisdom tells me what to do.
Repent Of sin and serve The Lord,
And then receive free reward.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
WHERE is DANIEL WEBSTER I

see that all the great of the Taylor party Fx>
Governors and Ex- ambassadors, and even Senator
DAVIS, TO be at tie Conve ntion IN Worcester this
week but the great Senator, DANIEL WEBSTER,
see, is left at home. What this 7 Are they
afraid that The great Sepator wont endorse all the Tay
lorism that Will be enacted or they afraid to bring
~ ssse and Mr.. Davis into the same Convent -
together Does the Ohio letter of Mr.. Davis against
Mr. Webster, and the exclusion Of all Mr. Web.ter's
friends from Office create ranking that might Ie suit
~ an explosion if they brought together? Was
deemed safer arrangement 10 leave Mr.. Webs er al
home, solitary and alone, to frowr, like some storm
beaten cliff al the dark and turbd alters of T; ylor.
ism Nll The Convention touch upon the relation Ct
the two Senators and give US light Am ExeUlRER
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

.NetD Volcano at the Sandwich Islands,
By the Empire City we have private letter
from Benz F. Boles, Esq of Honolulu, Oahu,
dated May goth. A lew days previous, a new
volcanic eruption took place at Hio, on Mount
Loa, about forty miles from the old crater of
Mount Keah. The appearance of this new vol.
cano, belching forth its fiery streams has caused
great alarm among the inhabitants though, as yet,
no property or lives have been lost. The specta-
Gle presented at night is truly sublime N one
has yet ventured to examine the crater. W Y.
Sun
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE 1t strikes me
the most impressive OF all sentiments, that cit
will be all the same hundred years after this %
1t is often uttered in the form OF a proverb ard
with the levlly OF mind that is not aware of its
importance. A hundred years after this! Good
heavens with what speed and with VIII at GER
tainty will those hundred years come to their
termination This day will draw to close, and
a number of days make one revolution of the sea-
sons. Year follows year, and number of We ars
make up century. These little intervals OF
time accumulate, and fill up that mighty space
which appears to fancy SO big and so imme asura.
BILE. The hundred years will come, and they
will see the wreck OF whole generations Every
living thing that now moves on the face of the
earth, will disappear from it. The infant that
now hangs ON his mothers bosom, will on.y live
in the remembrance OF his grand chldren.-The
scene of lite and Intelligence that is now before
me, will be changed INTO the dark and loathsome
forms of corruption. The people who now hear
me, they will cease to be spoken of, their men,
DRY will perish from the fice OF the country their
flesh will be deyoured by worms; the dark and
creeping thing that live in the holes of the earth
will feed upon their bodies; their collins will have
moudered away and their bones be thrown up
in the new made grave. And Is this the con
summation OF all things? Is this the final end
and issue of man.? Is there nothing beyond time
and the grave to alleviate the gloomy picture to
chase away these dismal images? Must we sleep
forever in the dust, and bid adieu to the light OF
heaven ?-Dr. Chalmers Sermons.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

HE UNION The Boston Chroa0type, after
some very sensible comments upon the recent u
Mon OF the democratic party in opposition to sav-
cry, thus proceeds:
whether the harnburners have made good
bargain with the oll huukers, is the second prac
ucal question. The wings complain that they
have sacrificed their free soil principles for state
ofhceS We do not = understand it The lead
Ing barn6urners, all but bgots and sapheads
must allow, have manifested earnestness in the
advocacy OF their principles, and have sacrificed
more once ten times over to maintain them than
they get by this bargain. They still assert their
principles. The hunkers partially Iconsent 20
them. They say, let us now work together on
the terms OF this contract and see whose prsncl
Piles will leaven the whole lump.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

COLONEL Fremont DIGGING GOLD. Mr.
James King, just returned from California to
Washington, reports that Col. Fremont was
working large party at some new placers where
they were dong well. The business of the Col
is to designate the place to be worked and tc pro-
vide for the hands, and to exercise general sup
erintendence. He receives certain portion OF
the findings. The old placers, it is SAID, do not
yield anything like much as formerly; the new
corners prefer going to them to hunting out new
locations, where they might do better. MI King
does not think the gold inexhaus.ible.
.Ne1cdrk .fdpertiser
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

MoNUMENT TO Gov WRIGHT. A gentle.
man travelling through Bennington county. VI
few days since, writes to the Herkimer Demo
crat, that in passing through the town OF Dorset.
the great marble mart, lie was shown an elegant
block OF marble, some twenty feet in length.
which he was informed was in course of finish
intended as the monument of the lamented Silas
wright, to be erected to his memory, by individ.
uals OF his native State.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
IlIEDs

In this City, Sept 25, Mrs Patience, rolet orBenf Smith,
Esq late of Warwick, M, 70 Lucian B. son Of James
sherman, l5-2G Martha daughter Of George Wier l41 mos
Ellen NJ daughter fMoses Graves 5yrs. Mrs Mehtabc
wife of Joseph Walker S3-z8, Mrs Hannah K. Chase So
-29, Mr. Joseph Q. Barton $3.50, Arthur II, son of
Hudson l. Whiting, 2 yrs. mos. Mary H., daughter of
Thomas Meadows, mos Oct |, Willis B g, of John
A and Celia Fay, 20 Oct. q Mr. Martin Crane A. yrs
Furneral at Park Street Church, Thursday O'Clock
In Grafton, Sept. 9, Calvin N of Elijah B., mud
Mehtnbe II knuwlon, l9l months
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

PERFECTLY SAFE. Why does not Mr. Webster
come 10 the Convention He would be perfectly safe
The young man, who proclaimed the streets of Wor-
eester before the Philadelphia Convention, "hat If Mr..
Webster was nominated he roud take the stump against
him" is not here now He is with Mr. Lawrence look
ing afer the affairs of the nation London repeat,
Mr. Webster would have been perfectly safe and why
didn't he come ?-P.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

LAMARrINE. By letter received by the
Boston Post from Paris, under date OF Sept. 18th,
the following facts respecting Lamartine are CIV
EN-, which will serve to correct some OF the err
roneous statements recently circulated in this
county, and place him in light calculated to
command respect aud sympathy. The cores
pendent says-"Lamartine is in the country
He bears with singular tortitude the almost total
loss OF his private fortune, and the tore ID sale of
his ancestral lands, for the preservation oil which
he had made such ample, too ample, sacrifices,
He has very nobly and stoically refused to ac-
cept the proceeds of the large subscription which
had been planned in his behalf, end which would
have yielded about E40, 000-a sum sufficient to
pay all his debts. II writes with much en-
ergy ever, and directs his efforts against the
communists and socialists, who still tormida.
BILE in our eastern departments Unfortunately
his health is evidently giving way, which, to me,
is great cause OF sorrow"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

ESQ MUCH FOR BUCKINGHAM" The LYNN
News, Wing paper-puts in the following for
veteran printer, which will find many endorsers
among the Wing typos
here are many Wings who would like to
7. Buckingh ham"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

A GRAND THOUGHT. "The mean distance
(of the Planet lie Verrer) from the sun appears
to be 5000, 600 miles; that of Uranus, the
largest planet before known, being 500, 900, 900
Consequently its discovery has added lineal
extent of 400 900 900 miles to the former sup
posed limits of our system Yet there across
that mighty gull as here, and where mercury
melts nearer the sun, the laws of gravitstion are
constantly and unerringly obeyed; silent but
impressive proclamation this to intelligent Piety
OF the cardinal doctrine of Scripture, W it'll which,
indeed, the remoter regions OF the universe are
oracular that there is sone God and Father of all
and in you all" '-Electic Nag, March AT.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

u The National Inteigencer pronounces the state.
ment TO be calumny, that copy OF Washington's
farewell address has been sent by Gen. Taylor as a
part OF the instructions TO foreign ministers. Many
faithful Taylor presses have circulated this calumny
and approved the act
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

Judge McLean's account. Twenty years ago,
Judge MCLEAN retired from the General Post
Office. A few days ago, says a Washington let
ter writer clerk adding up accounts, discover
ed that Balance was due him by Government
of $500, for which warrant has been issued in
his favor to be forwarded. True Dem.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

HENRY BlESB will Lecture as follows:
Ia Hartford on wednesday Evening, Oct. Sd
In Springfield, on Friday Evening, oct 9Th;
IN ocester on Sunday aud Monday Evenings 7rh and
9Th; In Newton Upper Falls Wednesday, lOih
ne above meetings expected to commerce at sev.
O'Clock P. NJ. VIII the friends of freedom and tho pnn
slave please mako all necessary arrangements for the meet
Inss in the above places?
VIII the Free soil and Ant-Slayery papers please conv
the above. DIV Oct9r
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

~ We saw yesterday CHARLES SUMNER,
the Wing Free Soier and "Impracticable, !"
walking in Broadway. MIR. Sumner is gentle
man and scholor-his political idiosyncracies to
the contrary notwithstanding--an we have seen
lew announcements in literature, lately, that
graiihed US more than the one that his "Dis-
courses ana Mscellanies" are In press for speedy
publication, in vols. vo NJ Y. Mirror.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

DRUMMED OUT OF CAMP. The Buffalo Cou
rier gives this summary notice to quit, to con-
siderable number who have heretofore swelIed
the strength of the Free Sellers:
s'Let there be union we say, everywhere
among old Democrats; and if the Abotionjs.s
and Anti-Tayor Wings do not like the union, let
them go achere they came from-an may The
Evening Post go with them.''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
FREE SOIL CAUCUS.

There will be meeting of the Free Democ
racy of Worcester, on SATURDAY EVENING
next, Oct 6, in WARREN HALL, at7I 2 O'Clock,
for the purpose of appointing delegates to the
County Convention, TO be held on Wednesday
the 10Th inst
Per order VIM. A. WALLACE, Sec1q.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

WHAT WoMAN!-In ST. Louis latelv. a
Mrs. Cannon was fined $40 for whipping her
husband which she paid, .7ith smiling look
saying, soto uoce. "Ncver mind the money, i
wear the breeches, do-Pm some when Pm at
home and won't have it out of his bones; well,
il don't you can kill me.''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
The Eighth Wonder Of the World,
Parents. brisg your Children 10 see
THIS REMARK ABLE LTYTFG CURIOSIT
Major LitsHefinger.


Major LifaheaIDger.
4 ND the justly celebrated OLDFIELD FAMILY,
"A from London, consisting Miss OLDFIELD IL years
Old-Miss e. d. OLDFIELD, years-Miss E. OLDFIgLp,
years Mast A. ID. OLDFIELD, years-and MIR OLD,
FIELD Voinist and Vocalist, from the London, Man hes
ter and Liverpool Concerts England and la ely OF Barn.
um's Am Mu>eum, NY, will give series OF their unr
vailed Concerts mt Waldo Hall,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. & Saturday
Eveninss,-Oct 3 A. 8, and 6.
MAJOR LlTTLEFINGER, the English DearE is one
OF the most complete spec the human race in
miniature that has appeared The earth. lie is
entirely Tree rom all sickness deformiy, is only IS
inches high and weighs l44 pounds. He most engag
ing In coun enance, courteous in his
comp shed musician, and positively three inches short
err, and g pounds lighter in weight, than the renowned
General Tom Thumb. His astonishing performances al
most snrass cred by, and must be TO be believed
lie nearly ii years Old and his hands and feet much
smaller than many newborn infants. His real name is
Thomas John Olield.
Admission, % cents-Children under IL, half price,
Doors open at u o'clock, to precisely.
Oct q d5t
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
GAS LIGHT,

THE Worcester Gas Light Company expect be ready
To furnish Gas the citizens living 90 those Streets
where pipe is laid, early The 18th OF October inst.
They Will Law service pipe from the street mains the
interior Of The buildings Of those wishing the Gas,
and attach meters free Of any charge the
The Directors have made furnish and put
up Gas Fixtures in the Stores and Dwelling Houses of the
cit of Worcester, the lowest rates al which they
can be afforded They have engaged the services OF
experienced filter, who will be ready in few days, to
supply those who intend using the gas Orders lett with
the subscriber Will receive prompt attention
w. LAZElL, Agt. Wore. Gas 1t. Go.
Oct /. dw5w
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
/. 0, of O, ",

Worcester Lodge, No. So, will hereafter hold
Its meetings al The NJ 'sonic Han Ia neywood's Bl,ck
NO. 1913 Main Street. Per order,
Oct l. da* F. w. EATON, sec'ry.
PakachOas Division, No. 27, s. Of t.
VIII hereafter ho1 its meetings at Masonic Hail. on
SATURDAY EVENINGS, at Z o'clock.
Per order of the w p.
Oct |. d6t r. s FAINTER p
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

u Mr. CALHOUN. The Philadelphia North Amer
lean OF this morning says private letter has been re-
ceived IN which is alleged that Mr. Calhoun intends
TO resign his seat in the Senate at an early day.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

The N. Y. JomnaF@ Commerce estimates The
population OF New York, at 425 900, OF which
from $50, 900 to 100, 900 are foreigners.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

" The Wing chance of carrying Massachu.
sets at the approaching election is thought to be
considerably improved by Gen. Taylor's return
to Washington Post.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

10 Nineteen deaths by cholera occurred on
board the ship Isaac Wright, which arrived at
New York from Liverpool on Wednesday.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

" A Randall, Esq, has received the appoint-
menl OF Postmaster at Millbury, vice Henry Water
man, removed.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

PHILosoPHgcAL-Er Experimental Phiiosophv
asking young lady to marry you. .Vatura
Phaosophy-L Looking Indifferent and saving YOU
were only in fnn, when she reluses YOU
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

ANOTHER EoRsE THIEF. fellow preir ndne 10
be L. N Fowler the phrenologist says the Springfield
Republican, imposed upon the people Of Haydenyille
and hired horse and carriage of Mr. Luther LOOMS 10
60 to Bennington, VI The deceit being soon after dis
covered and the horse not returning the owner started
IA pursuit. aad found both rogue and properly at North
Adams The would-be Mr.. Fowler is now pursuing his
chronological investigations in the Lenox iaiI
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

TT Sir Charles Lyell has a letter from the
Messrs Harpers, dated April Is, in which they
say they have issued six editions OF Macaulay's
History, at various prices, ranging from so cents
(2s) to 81 Q5s.)
AT the expiration of the first three months,
my ha1 soid 1900 copies, and other booksellers
who had issued independent ed;,;ons nod .old
ABOUT $4,000; SO that GO, 600 copies had been
purchased in the United States at time when
ABOUT $4,000 had been disposed Of by Longman
O. 20 IN London, at the price OF eI IFS. EACH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

GP "Ihe llarm,neoas" gave Concert at Lowell,
the other evening, and spent the night in jail, in
qaence of having violated the ordinance requiring all
performers to get license.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

EB1 ABBY Hutchinson is still a, the Wtcr Cne, III
Boston but rapidly recovering from her recent severe
Illness During her sickness she took nothing but cold
water into her S omach Tor Iwenty.one DAYS!
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

The amount OF capital invested in manufactur.
ing at Manchester, N. H., is SIS, 45O, geo. Mum
Der OF hands employed, 5,575
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

BOardGrs Wanted.
TWO Gentlemen and a Gentleman AMI his Wife can be
accommodated with Board by applying at 81 SOUTH
BRIDGE st. diff Sept o.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03

ARDERS WANTED.
1.-TWO single Gentlemen or a Gentleman and his Wife
can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and board
on High Street Inquire of ]. L.. HUNT. o2dSt
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
Ta5EOresseg NVaEaGcd,

TENHREE Coat, Vest and Panaloon makers are wanted
Immediately, and may find employment appIica,
ton 20 WALTER PAUL.
Leicester, Oct2. dtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
Teachers Wanted.

THE Committee for examin ng Teachers will be In
sion at The City Hall M0nday ME 18th day Of Oc
TOD r, 1919 O'clock in the afternoon the pur-
pose ot examining applicants for Winter Schools in
the outer districts of this city.
WARREN LAZELL,
Oct g. d2w wlt4l Secy Sch. Com.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
Horses and Wagon for Sale,

THE subscriber will sell span of Horses and a Buggy
Wagon with Harnesses, at a good bargain fol- the
purchaser. They at the Central Hotel stable where
APPLICATION may be made 10 p c. VAN ORNAM.
Sept 25 diff
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
Gents wool Undershirts and Drawer.
For The EsOgS.
KID GLOVES.


MY assortment of Kid Gloves is now complete-cem-
1fl prising two qualities Of every size and color
Sept IL. dw II. II. CuAMBERLIN
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-10-03
10000 600 Yds. Straw Cord Wanted,

FTNHE above quantity wanted Immediately by the sub
L. scrbers for which the highest price will DE paid.
HALL & THOMPSON
Sept %. dwistf opposite Central Hotel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-20
New York ooftoh Market
"a ohrlstian Hseatta-seeond pav.


Eds, CreseetBoa racing closed for the here
day. Ths Southern. Yacht Club wound up with Club
Challenge Cup free for all winning boats The Pgrim
the UndiHs, the Pieayuas, and the Creole, started.
Merry UhiiRe, what ais thee Where are thy sailing
qualies2 Slow in getting of-luok out-the Pilgrim is
not 10 be fooled with and she shows it-eading from
the score Well done, Pilgrim mot the slow Pilgrim thar
hobbled 1t Biloxi and Mobile, the first Of the season. Now
she out IN all her aeetness and none can touch her My
m love, the " Snake Dgger," Transformed to UHdins,
tries to get away from the Pigra but it can't be done
every tack the UndHe lOsestbe day is the Pilgrims and
she leads home in triumph the conqueor OF the URdis
The Uadihes friends still have it that something was
wrong about hethsy relying confidently her bottom
qualities But these who dance must pay the piper.
Yours Sc. OLD Dan.
P. g.. You may say your friends that Mobile 10
hGys Regatta the FIRST Monday in October SO your crack
boats, get ready, for il will be common affair. Among
other choice Spirits they will here the sstable Jenei
rffnaunad Riobard -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-20

cence, care and beauty, where they are possible;
but / would not.have that useless expense IN nnno-
ticed fineries or formalities cornicngs OF ceilings
OF graining of doors, and fringlng Qt curtains, ana
thousands such, things which have become iool-
ishly and alphabetically habitual-things on whose
common appliance hang whole trades, 70 winch
there never yet belonged the blessing Of giving one
ray Of real pleasure or becoming Of the remoteSt
or most contemplate use-things which cause half
the expense Of life, and destroy more than hali us
Comfort, ninnipess, respecabilitys freshness, ana
facility speak from experience; know what II
is to live in cottage with deal floor and roof,
and,a hearth Of mica. slate and know II to be IN
many respects healthier and happier than living
between Turkey carpet and gilded ceiling, be-
sides steel CRATE and polished fender. do not
say that such things have not their place and pro-
prietyj hut say this, emphacally, that the tenth
part Of the expense which is sacrificed in domestic
discomfoFts and iRcumhranees, would if collective
ly offered, and wisely employed, build marble
church for every town in England such church
as it should be Joy and blessing even to pass
near it in our daily ways and walks, and as II
would bring the light into the eyes TO see from alar
lifting its fair height above the purple crowd Of
humble roofs.