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Serbeiratbef.

-burb Den gbrn. IBm. Dauli, am 6ten
October, 5err Carl Cares nit Oaib glliabetb
Sbmebl, BON glia6.
-rurb ben gbrw. G. 81 pauli, am Q. Oes
tcter, 5err Dm. $seo NIT Oli6 @aroline seeo
belize BON Oit'g Oealieo, saneater 60. am
4ten, 5r. 4bner u. 8riefemer nit O1ib ell'
iabetb Watiloa SiI6er, teioe bon Olep. -
an 7tsn, Ssrr SIaae 9. 8rnmbab nit Wlie
Naebs Sod, bsioe BON Olep.
-pur6 ben gbrrp. 3b. s. $einbadb, ain 4.
6err Sobn zoos NIT W1iB Cecilia 9tamba6,
beibe BON Wepsrstaun, -.6r. 9amuel Selt
ser init WliB Cara Gtridler, Doe. y. sib. Go.
-pureb ben gbrD. 81. 9. StraBberser,
am %. 9ept., 5r. 9lnsult Stasel BON Doug
la6, nit D1i6 Sittp Nnoerfom bon gcIebrc.
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Qrp Cla t1t q t / 8 It.

Slaebbem bet Nhtb. Sabio 8. Scrocn,
prefoent Der DerIbiepenen gourten DpnGoms
mon spleas, bes 23tten Seribtsbesirts, bes
ttebeno aus bem gaunrp 8srts, in pennlpl>
panien, unb Nlebter ber perIebieoenen @our:
ten bon Oper itnb Serminer, oer Dicrteljdbrs
lihen Sisunsen unb alsemeinerSe efdnsnibs
grIeoisunS,in aebaebtem gauntip, unD Sobn
9taufer uno 9Sm. Sod, gIq, Ni6ter oer
gourten bon Oper u.2erminer, cer Derteldbr
libeaGisunsen u.aIsemeinerG GefdnSnib. er'
lcoisuna, fir bic 8ibtuna bon 5anpts nno
anpern Serbreeben in sebacbter gauntp Serts
ibren Sefebl an mid ausseteQt baben, oas
tlrt Neapin9, ben 25. Hu9nit, A. d. 1849,
lporin ite cine Court bon goiIlon plcas, ber
allsemeinen Diertsljdbrlidben SiBunaen, Oper
ilno Srrmlner uno alsemeiner 8sfananibs
erlebiann9 anbcraumen, ,lpelebe ssbalteu wers
oeR fol- au Neaoina, fir bic gauntp 8ertss
auf oen erifen t1Iontas I'M ndbfen t7es
pember, (pel6es pen5ten oes sepaebtcnWcs
mats fein ipirb) uno ipelde 5ipei 9Bo6en paus
ern foil
90 pirb biermit Slahridt sesebcn an Den
ebrbner, Die Srie0ensritter unb gonitabel
oct sebadbten gauntp Berfs: DaB Ite Geb 5u
erlaster 3eit, ilm 10 ltbr 9ormittass, nit
ihren Sr5eiebni0sn, Nesiftraturem ltnters
inebunaen uno graminationen uno allen an'
bern eriunerunsen en3ufnoen babsn,um fcls
6e Oinse 81 tbun, Die ibren Iemtern 3u tbun
cblisen. - Desslei6en Oiejenisem ,pelebe
perbunben itno sesen Die Sefanssnen bic i'm
Gefansnide Der @auntp Serfs ftno, ober ban
isin m6sen eeri6tlicb 5n berfabrsn, 70 rpie es
reht iein mag.
"6ott erbalte Ole Kepublif!"
@r9ie 3snssn mo Smors, wslebs anfers
laate Court Dcrselaoen flno, iperben crIubt,
pinftli6teit 81 beobahten: i'm Sal ibrss
Iusblsibens lperben Ge in 8emaBbeit bes
Gefssss ba5u se5wunssn. 9iefe In5eise wiro
auf befcnbern Befsbl bsr Court tsfannt &c,
macbt. oaher ale Diejenissn, wsleben IS ans
sebt, fttb oarnaeb su ridten babsn.
Jobn 9. SbrSesr Gbsrif.
S6erifs Hmt, Nsacins,
October 9. l849. An.
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--am 8. October, in Waoenerief, Nnna
Waria Seim, wittpe Uss Uerttorb. Sobn
&em, i'm 79fsn Sabre ibres Ilteys.
--am 4teh in oicfsr Staot, Ibrabam
Sebm 8aftpirtb, i'm 81 ten >ebeasjabre.
Am %. Sspt, in marata,pnp, 4nna Os
Dong, Satin Don Sapio Oesons, i'm 4sfsn
$ebensjabre.
--am 22tsn in albany, all ben Solssn eis
nss 8ranors, Watiloa. 3bbterebsn BON G.
6asenbu6, i'm Stsn $ebensjabre.
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6erblt unD QISinterfleiDer

@in6 Der srcstsn unb aussspsbnteitsn Nffors
tsmsnts bon Spatjabrs uno minterfleis
oern, ba emaIS in oisisr Staot sejsi9t wprs
Den, pirp man finben am srosen Slsibers
Stobr 0o. 62, OitsYsnnifrass splbsn
Der 6tsn unb 7ten, bon alien Yrsiisn, @r6Bsn
uno 0ualitdtsn, welds uneswSbnlib woblfsil
perfauft werben. SbenfaG6 Elm POLES 9tGcrtss
msnt bon SubensHleioern.
90 eben erbalten elm 9roseS 9lGortsmsnt
bon Suden, @afmirs, Beifsnfussn &c, wsI>
bs auf Seifeaun9 na6 osm allsrmOcifbifsn
Stple perarbeitst Weroen, unb Su ben rdfcnabs
fen Sson9un9en.
James Jameion
Saufmanns:S Sbneitsr.
Geabin9, Oeteber 8. 1649. 81.
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Ollie jsns llntsrfbrsibsr ~ Der "Nsaclngsr
Saum,pollen Neutrality-suspicious." mslbs
oas srife e5nitallmsnt nod, nibt bs;ablt babsn,
Iino srfubt cbns mstersn Isr;hg su 6sjablsn'
oamit Der Srsibricf erlan9t Die @sisllibatt er'
aaniIirt unb Der Sau Der @sbduoe neb per
Dem 98intsr anasfanssn ,psrcsn mSss. &utst
an bs 9Sm. Gdsrt, giQ, ooer bejab!t an ire
asno Elm Wtitssn Der cOlsftirenben Committee.
Samuel Bell
GcrIiser Der Scmmlttse.
Heabina, Septtmbsr 25. By.
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NreilanD SemtnoriunL
fir ti.n9e WSGmmer 1mb &nabem,


nabs Der Srapps Mcnt9omsrp @auntp, pa.
Oiels Hnitalt tesinnt ibren ndtbNen 9ers
min am 29fen fommsnpen October. 9ie ift
in einem iebr rei5enoen SbeiIe oes $anoes ere
ri6tst. lpri6portlih bsribmt seporoen fir
ibrs masiafsit, Snteaisens unO bobsn son
oer Wloralitat.
Der gi9entbamer, entfebloGen bas gta6lis
Benent 70 gut als bas alsrbette i'm Qailoe eii,,
3urihtsn, projeftirte alles naeb Dem liberals
itsn W1aBitate. Oas llnterriebts,D Departe
msnt miro nit jebem Olittsl perIorat, oas ses
eisnct 1T einen Dcllitdnoissn unb tiaiaengu urD
ius, in alien 8d6crn eines ensliIbm. elaIG.
itben ano pidenltbaftli6en ltnterrihts init,
5utbellen.
Stnoentcn iperoen At einiaer Seit ,laelaI,
Cen nnc fte baben mir bon Oct 3eit ibres Gin.
tritts al 5u besablen.
Obibon pisIe Initalt bis SloUemtr ertt
l Sabr beitanoen bat, Sablt (1e bod Ie6cn "a
Stubenten uno Naum III binlansIih porbans
ben, tm SO 3u bef6fissn.
Gireulare BON Der Sbule fno in oiefer
Druferei Su baben. SIR fsrnsre SsIcnbsrs
beiten ,penbe man iid) brisflib an
Seinridb u. Sunfaer Yrinsipal.
September 25. 6m.
u. 9. 9uS sramn fnbst am enes bss
Sermins ifatt.
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Sn Antperpen bat Ilb cine Iftlen. 8eiell,
fhaft sebiloet, nm cine reselmd6ise 9ampfs
Ibiffabrtss$inie swifbsn 4ntwerpen nno 81.
Oorf 3u erribten. 9ie belsiIbe 8ealeruns
iOa su psm ltnternebmen bsrsIts ibre einwiI'
!i9un9 5u9eIa9t Daben.
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Sin pQrtner oefu6t.

Der llnterGbriebene fuett eimen spartnsr
ocer gompasnon fir Oas Stobrbaltsr Se'
ibdft. Gin jun9er Dlann Der etpas &eHts
niB pom Selebafts bat uno etpas &apital
mltelnleaen Fam, pirb cine eintrd9lihe Stels
le itnoeG, penn Ct ittb balo meost, nm ndbs.
re SsSnsnnsen su erfabrem, bel
Soratio Sritfd,.
sanaitbipamm, Iusut 2l. 6Ol.
Dur6 Yripatbanbel III
Der faufen.
ltntsrftriebensr bistst gum Ssrfauf an, sns
pOrtuff1ds Ylantafbs BON
81 2dcfcr unb lH3 Hutbem,
ssle9en in 9iifrift Saunitbip, Serfs @auntp,
ifebsnS an eano pcn @sorg Scnrab, Sacob @sbs
rD unb anSsren. 9orauf 1T erridttt Elm jpsis
@xA ffDft9eS ifeinernes Saus, ifeis
|::::1s nerne S6weiseribeuer, nit
&Esaa4 einem in Der Wttte befinblitbsn
QSslibfcrns unb an9sbautsn Gaaenbaus, Elm
nlstsbIsnSsr Sprin9brunnsn neltber gum natbif
babel bsfnolibsn Sprin9baus Die bsitsn 9ors
tbeiIe 9etpdbrt
Gin Nrm bon Der Srsnib Grief pafltrt surh
Gas melflibe @noe Der Sauerei, unt Sol, lit
BON pcrSi9ber 0ualitdt tbes Salfanisn unc
Sldbsn babel oorbanben.
sas Stpet 9ro6e tra9enoe 2(epfet'
sSVss@ baum9drten nit auserleleneu
- Sbiffortsn lino oarauf su fnoen. -
9a6 Saulanb 1T gum sbsiI orsinlal libsrfatft,
uno etwa 7 N6sr Badsrpsfen, Die tiberwdfz
isrt wsrbsn f6nnen. oesbF Dem tsiinost iteb
oarouf
Cine 8erberei
Die fbOn felt 40 Sabren ibren Stano bebnupz
tst bait uno in Nlffitbt Der qaae unb Seauenls
llbFslt BON feiner anbern tibertrcffsn nsrosn
fam. Die Strabe bon Nsabins nab @Isn,
taun tubrt mtten eurb ba6 @9sntbum, uno
Spsi Wdblsn iinb abn9sfdbr l MRsils oapOn
entfrnt.
Sernsr bietst llntrfbrstsner nod sun
Drpatpsrfauf an:
8 2tfer unb 131 &utbsn,
in {oersforb Saunibip 9slsaen, Die Joalfts III
NIT fbperem 6cISs bewabisn, uno untsr autsn
Nentsn; 9rsnieno an SrerlerS Scrtlb unb an
Gi9entbum BON Sobann 9rollinasr, sbenfaaS
NIT bnldn9libem QSa0sr perfeben.
Saut1uifi9e Werbsn mobltDun IIb ,sita ,u
nelbsn, uno oaS Qano in Nuaenfbein ;u nsbs
men, oenn, follte e6 nitbt prpatim psrfauft rpsrs
Den, 70 wiro cbi9sS ibdsbars @iaentbum ben
gotten October .. s., Nabmittaas llbr, ouf
benz plass feI6if, auf Shsntliber 3enous fsi!s
9sbcten, Del Dem unterlbrisbsnsn @iansr, no
Die peltsrn Seon9un9en am Sage Der 3snbus
befannt 9emabt werben ron
Intbony gls.
september 4. lS49, 7m
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&alenDer fllr's csJabr 1850.

Der uDsutlbs W1btI," Elm osmotrani6sr
SolfssSalsnosr fir 1850; Der DosnfltDs lliu'
ifrirts Salenber," IOrpis ancsrs Sertsn Sa!sn'
Der fir bas Sobr 1850, fnb 70 sben srbaltsn
unb enseln gum @srfauf in pbsitr 2r"dsre'
Septsmber IS. pp'
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NicbQrD 9OlcMit6Qel.
Shrs(ib bon Wacrieo surifssfommen, Of.
ferirt It6 als ein ganoioat fir bas 2mt bon
Sri10De scSnfpeftpr,

bei ber wabl ain nabtten stem glopembsr,
Tim bic leere Stelle 3u flllen, pelde oureb Den
SOB Ieines frlberen gapitans, sbcmas g.
soeler, entitanoen 1T. wsnn erpablt, miro
Ct Die pfibtsn oes Gmtes ,ur pollen 3ufrie.
oenbeit isinerWnoIpaten gu erfaaen ftreben
Neabins, Oetob. I6. l849. 3m
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Massachusetts Legislature.
WEpNEspAY.M May 2

"WEDNESDAY, May 2.
SENATE. The bills and resolves which were passed
to- be enacted IN the other branch severa " passed
la The Senate.
Mr. Adams offered the following order which was
unanimously adopted
Ordered, That the thanks Of the Senate he presented
to the Hon. Joseph Bell, for the able dgnfed and sat.
siactory which he has presided over their de-
alterations CURING the present session.
In reply to which Mr.. Bell made speech concludpg
with the following recprocs sentiment:
"You viii allow me. Senator'S to express my earnest
and heart eli wishes Tor your individual prosperity aud
happiness, here and hereafter"
Al Z minutes past O'Clock the Secretary of Stale
Came IN with message from The Governor proIoeupg
The General Cuurl TO the Tuesday next preceding the
first Wednesday in JaEu.ry next.
House.. Passed 10 be endcted-Bils authorizing the
Eastern Railroad Co Ia extend their road 10 pres, I'VE
that part OF Boston harboI called Chelsea Greek con.
corning Fall River Railroad Co; TO incorporate the South
Bay Mill Co; Asbhy Falls Co. Quanapowu Co. CORDS
Iant Co, Boston Marine Co, Come River Railroad
Lowell Gas Light Co, ShausLene Co, Williams Market
Springfield and Lungmeadow RR Co Wesl6eld Wafer
Power Co, Ludlow Manufacturing Co, Mass. q ass Co.
Taunton Catpet Co, and SILVER Lake Branch Railroad
Co; to increase the capital stocks OF the Hampshire Flax
Co, AmeSbuTy Flannel hanufac'g Co. Salisbury Manu-.
facg Co. and Lancaster Mills, totncorporate the Boston
aud Vermont Telegraph Co, South Lee Maniac z Co,
Boston Begging &c; concerning employ children
IN manufacturing establishments; relating to public
amusemeuts; 10 establish tie Waertown and MaItham
Branch Railroad; establish superior court in Bos on;
resolve in favor OF Ezeklei Crcwell.
Mr. Denton OF Boston, from the committee on The paw
roll OF the members OF the house, reported the whole
amount TO re SOS 895.
committee having been appointed to inform the
Governor that the public business finished the Sec
Rotary IN al III minutes past T. aud made the usual
proclamation OF pror0gaton.
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THREE DAYS LAYER FROM SAN FRANc1s-
CO. By mail from San Bias, ria Mexico, adsices
from San Francisco to the 9th of March are re-
ceived.
The indications for the Spring trade were gem
orally regarded as not promising as was err
pected. Large quantities of the precious metal
had been SEPT away remittances 10 England
Valparaiso and elsewhere, and gold had become
comparatively scarce at San Francisco. The
price OF it was SIS and upward per ounce.
The mail steamer California Law at anchor in
the bay. Her mates, engineers and crew had
all deserted Immediately on her arrival. Nobody
was remaining on board except the Captain, and
ii was impossible 10 tell when or how he would
be able to supply the places of his missing off.
GERS and men. Moreover, there was no coal to
be procured at San Francisco
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

THE VALUE OF Coin WATER. The Louis
pWe Courier OF the Oath April says: ave are
much gratified in being able to state that Judge
Mckinley. the distinguished jurist OF the Su.
Preme Court OF the United States. after having
his vision SO seriously impaired for fifty two
years that ne could not see without glasses has
recovered his sight so perfectly that he is now
able to read without the aid of glasses For half
century this faculty was so seriously impaired
that without glasses he was almost blind, and the
recovery OF his constitutional health, by which
the sight has been reinvigorated, Judge McKin-
ley very properly ascribes to the daily use of
cold water on the head and surface of the BODY.
Ut tn Importance of the use Of cold water in
main aiming and restoring health, no one who has
ever tried it can entertain doubt, and we refer
to Judge McKinley's gratifying success in the
restoration OF his vision from its long sleep, for
the purpose OF encouraging other invalids to re-
sort to this cheap and powerful mode of medica
tion.'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

APPOINTMENTS. The following appoint.
ments are reported in New York, on the strength
of Telegraphc dispatches from Washington, viz:
WILLIAM V. BRADY, (ex-Mayor,) Collector !;
JOAN You've, (ex-Governor,) Receiver; HIRAM
FULLER, Cd Mirror,) Marshal.
Gov. Young is probably qualified for Sub
Treasurer # anything; Keeping Uncle SANS
Strongbox is better business than clarifying the
Mexican War, and we wish him joy OF his good
fortune. We trust he will obtain the needful
bonds without difficulty. Col. Fuller ,cas one
OF the Taylor originals, and we don't object to his
making all he can by it. The Marshalship is a
rich haul, and we trust he won't have to mott
gage it. We look TO him to prove than an Edi-
tor OF moderate professions can fill one of the
most responsible Executive stations quite as well
as the average OF those who get them.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

CHARITABLE BEeUEsTs. The late Henry Todd of
Boston, left by his will after amply providing for his
family connections, $4,000 the "Massachuses Gen.
era Hospital, The interest of which is forever to go
toward furnishing free beds for those whose crcumstan
ces may require them. To the "Boston Asylum and
Farm School for INDECENT boys, lie left legacy of
S300Q--to The "Boslon Chidren's Friend Soclely'
$4,000. The remainder Of his estate, amounting pro-
badly, to some $4,000, he bequeathed TO the "Board
Of Education" for the benefit of the Massachusetts
NorRatSchools
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Free Soil Nomination.

III Tbs LEGISLATURES adjourned Wednesday, at
ts- session OF 100 days which is week shorter than
the session of last year. The Boston Courier says
large number of acts aud resolves have been passed
and some iavo tie measures have failed through the
disagreement OF the two Houses The important bill
WHICH attempted to regulate all future applications for
railroads. by tequinng petitioners furnish stock list
OF subscribers, such is required Of petitioners for new
banks and to GircumScTibe railroad Indebtedness after
passing in the Senate, failed in tie House at The last
moment Inc Senate bill TO restrain the influx OF for
egn panpers was lost 10 the way. The bill TO cir
cumscrbe offences punishable BY dealh-striking out
rape aud treason from the action of the death penalty
was lost by adherence of The Senate TO the old law
with regard to treason, although treason is an offence
unknown TO our courts, at The present day. The bin to
prevent corporations from issuing stock at less than lis
original par value was lost upon a very small difference
between 'he two Houses, while for tie sake Of saving
the corporation bills, tue Senate admitted the principle
IN all The cases before hem as without doing So all the
new corporation bills must have been lost"
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The P. M. GENERAL ON LIQUOR. A let.
ter, written from Washington to the Cincinnati

The P. M. GENERAL ON LIQUOR. A let.
ter, written from Washington to the Cincinnati
Chronicle, has the following anecdote:
Judge Collamer has, | understand, very wisely
determined to confer Office upon no one who is
known to indulge in his soups" Connected
with the enforcement of this rule, a friend reat-
ed TO me the other day, scene which occurred
at Judge C.'s room, of very amusing character.
1t appears that applicant for the Office of post
master somewhere out West, called on the POST
master General at his quarters, and presented his
papers, setting tortiA his claims to the Office
sought. The Judge scrutinized him for mo.
ment, and then very coolly remarked: "You
drink whiskey, sir, believer The unfortunate
applicant, constituting this remark into an invita-.
ton to quaff glass with the Postmaster, replied,
"No, thank you, Judge, prefer glass OF bran
dy ana water!" This reply settled his case his
papers were returned TO him, and he was told
that his application was duly considered and re-
jected.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

FORTUNE Missed. The Vermont Chronicle re.
cords the death, at East Rupert in that State of Capt
Moses Sheldon, aged 81. He had lived upon his home
stead IS years. He emgrated thiher from Connects
cut and on his way looked at the ground on which The
City Of Troy, N. Y. now stands and deliberated for
time whether he should purchase it for farm The
only building then upon it tavern, and the only
population, the few inmates of that tavern. II he had
made that purchase, what fortune would have been
his
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

ELECTION OF U. 5. SENATOR. The follow.
ing resolution lately passed the Senate OF Wis.
consin by vote of IL to 3:
Resoirtd, That our senators in Congress be in.
structed, and our representatives requested to
propose IN Congress an amendment of the Consi.
tuition ot the United States to the effect that The
people instead Of the Legislature of the several
States, shall hereafter elect their Senators in
Congress by general ticket.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

BLIND HINGE AND Fastener. The patent com
biaed hinge and fastener for window hlsds made by A.
b. Crane, and sold by Kinnicut & Co lis decided im>
proremen upon any thing OF the KIND YET before the
public It's perfectly simple, ond makes the best hinge
aad The best fastener have seen by which tue
blind IS opened, Shut and fastened without raising The
shutter, aud if al any time The shutter is cf swinging,
fasens ITSELF will uaquesona5ly supercede all other
fixtures for this purpose See advertisement.
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DRAWING SCHOOL.

MISS BRUCE still contnaes her Dr. AwiNe EcHeoI
a. NO. 90 Main Street, In the block mex, north Of
we centre Church. Lessons will be any time most
hours each, in Pencil and Crayon Drawing and a,er
ranns -, OIL Painting, 90 per Lesson OF hours
eacn. Lessons also given in Wax and Worsted Flowers
tuition TO be paid the third Lesson.
- REcomsREBATIoN.
We the undersigned, ng acquainted with Miss BRucE
Drawing in this THY, great pleasure in recommend
ns her as well worthy the patronage those wishing 10
'aae lessons IN mat branch. WARREN LAZELL.
hPfh ~ eodu E. T. MARTIN.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

COMMUNAL. The editor OF the Albany Knick.
erbocker says ne found the following advertise.
inent posted on lamp post in Canal street:
Sfrdyed or Stolen. My wife Ann Mara
whoever returns her will get his head broke.
AS Tor trusting, anybody can do so who sees At
Tor as l never pay any of my own debts. II is not
at all likely that will lay awake nights thinking
aoou' other peoples. JAMES @. DoBsoN.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

u There very respectable attendance at the
Temperance Jubilee at The City Hall, Tuesday ewes
nng, though by no so large it ought TO have
heen on uch an OCCASION The addresses were appro'
pirate and spirited, and The Poem by Charles Tiurber,
was IN his own peculiar rich and SPICY vein. We havo
not learned the amount realized the occasion; hut we
are very sure il was uthe of what the merits OF
John II. v. Hawkins entitle HIM 10.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

EXPANSION OF WATER IN A FREEz1Nc
STATE. An expansion OF water, in freezisg
state, attended with singular results. was tried
by correspondent of the Montreal Gazette. dur.
ing the last winter. He filled 2. III. she'll
(about OF an inch in ihickness,) with water.
and plugged up the hole securely, exposed it to
Tue a''ion oil the frost, during one Of our keepest
hignts iast winter: In the morning he found the
mighty power had divided the iron mass into tonr
sections, one of which, weighing 4 2 lbs was
thrown 20 yards, and must have passed pp.
wards, over whee! behind which il had been
placed. The ice which remsined in the section
LETT behind, looked as II it had been nonndad.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

u A New Yorker has invented conlrivance called
Observation-Disclosures, with which can plunge
into hs river and swim about like duck without dams
ger, using finger only as propeller He is so much
at ease that he may read newspaper, take nap or
eat snack while floating This is just the conrvance
for an afternoon in mid summer
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

APPLicATIeS FOR DIVORCE. The case Of libel
for divorce Eliza A. Mason, vs. Charles Mason of this
city. occupied The whole of Monday and TUESDAY. be>
lore the Supreme Judicial Court The testimony
against the oeer was Of very strong character, but
the application was resisted, The ground of the libel.
ianis misconduct. After taking lime for consideration,
the Court refused the application. The details of Tie
case are OF character not proper for publication
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

VIRGINIA ELECTION. Laiesl-The Richmond En>
quirer claims the election of - Democrats and one
wing to COnges,-two districts remaining to be heard
Tom Another despatch says IA Democrats are cho,
sen, and but one Wing making Democratic net gain
OF ten
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

A New LIQUOR Law. The following "a
copy ola bill introduced in the Senate, by Mr..
Giles of Boston:
"Be it enacted. &c, that any dram. shop or
tipping house may be abated as a nuisance bv
the Board of Health by any town or city in the
Commonwealth"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

MEASLES. The measles are exceedingly pre-.
valent in this CITY and the neighboring towns
There were fourteen deaths from the disease in
this city last week In Maiden, about one half
the scholars in one OF the schools are Frustrated
by the disease Boston Jour
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-04

u John c. Vaughan, Esq, formerly of the Louis,
riae Erarsiner, has become the Editor of the Clsre,
land True Democrat, vice James A. Briggs The pa
per is 10 be enlarged and improved and with such an
Editor il cannot fail TO be OF the strongest journals
in the West