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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

lNFoRMATIoN WANTED. Did you ever know
young lady who had white teeth, to put her hand
over them when she laughed
Did you every know a young lass and sprghtly
lad who couldn't pick berries into one basket
Did you ever know young man to hold skein
OF yarn for his favorte to wind without getting it
strangely entangled9
Did you ever know very pretty young lady who
had not pretty cousin to wait upon her 10 lectures
and parties N
Did you ever know man with shocking bad hat,
a long beard and ragged coat, who cond find a re-
spectacle hotel that was not full?
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

Mr.. ELLIOT AND THE ATLAS. The Atlas Of
Tuesday whines little over the passage of the bill
giving territorial government to New Mexico without
the proviso, thus indirectly censurng the of Mr.
Elliot, by whose vote in part, that policy carried
1t says "we had hoped that the House of Repeseta-
tives, in which is majority Of fly Northern men,
would have consented to territorial government in
which the curse Of slavery was not securely guarded
against. In this we have been most painfully disap-
ponted.' We would suggest to the Atlas whether it
would be good way to guard against such painful
disappointnents in future by recommending the
Of the first district send to Congress instead Of
such cingng doughfaces the present and past ncum-
bents have proved themselves to be by their votes
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

Eg~ The purchase Of one ticket at the high price
of 225 dollars, was nothing more than Yankee
operation in the way Of advertising hats No other
ticket sold higher than 25, and the bidding soon fell
to $40, aud finally to 4,5O The N Y Evening
Post says:
"We understood that notorious and wealthy Pill
Doctor had declared that he would buy the first tick
ct at any price, not because he cared anything about
singing, but as the cheapest mode of advertising his
name aud pills, which are identified with his name
pretty universally over the country; for he wisely
counted upon having such piece of impertinence
receive wide circulation from the press. II seems
however, that Genin and his hats were too many
guns for the pills" ss,~ XXX
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE FALLS. Yester-
day afternoon fatal accident occurred at Niagara
Falls Mr. Mobiles, hardware merchant of st Cath
arines, with his wife and two children, in carriage.
was driAing through ravine leading down from
Drummondsvile to the Falls, when the horse became
manageable, and backed off precipice about 40
feet in depth. Mr.. Mobiles jumped from the carriage
with the children, and escaped without injury Mrs
Mobiles, however, was preclpitaied down the bank,
and so severely injured that we understand she has
since died.-Buf. Com. .adc., 4h.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

JAMES WILSON, OF New HAMPSHIRE. Among
the Northern in whose breasts sense of right
struggled longest to resist the Establishments of office
and the threats Of party. but who finally yielded all to
the slave power, the name of JAMES WILSON stands
out conspicuous. His was which we had been
wont to consider pledged to freedom. His profess
sons of devotion the free soil principle had been SO
large and oft repeated and in all, there had been such
appearance of downright sincerity, that we could
not for dstrust his vote even though we
knew he elected by and acted with party that
made nothing, if convenience seemed to demand it, of
sacrificing all past professions and eschewpg its most
established principles. For more than week previous
to his vote upon the Texas Boundary and New Mexico
bill, in which he consummated his shame, it was eyi-
dent to those who scanned closely the yeas and nays
upon minor questions, that change was going in
Mr. Wilson's mind. That change has now been
petey wrought, and he stands before the country
one Of the most recreant Of He will probably re-
ceive compensation for his aposacy the gtering
award of Collector at California, but he has lost the
confidence Of thousands who were wont to believe and
say that long Jms legs wouIdneyer bend to the slave
power" sLiaf5~' ts EtesEa
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MUMMY WHEAT. There is now Towering in
the garden ofthe Princes park very fine yacca
gtoriosa There is also growing there some mum
my wheat. 1t has seven ears or more on one stalk.
similar to that described in Pharoahs dream, Gene
Sis XIII 81 The parent grains from which it was
raised were taken out of a mummy, in the Belfast
Museum, five or six years ago. How SURPRISING
that the principle Of life should thus be preserved
two thousand or three thousand years How inter
esting that we should thus have brought into life
again the kind of wheat grown in the DAYS of joseph
and Pharoah, three thousand FIVE hundred wears ago
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Cattle show and Mechanioa r.,r.

PERSONS visiting the city during the abjve Exhibition
VIII DO well to call at the Great Clothing Establishment
OF a. r. WARE, Nos 5 and Merchants ROw---front
OF the Worcester House. There may be found at in.
Varao'y moderate prices, the most comprehensive and
pest assorted Stock Of Clothing and Furnishings that
has ever been exhibited in this city even upon similar
occasions. hp 800 a4lr l'',e'
Every description Of male wearing appara suited to
every age season, and business, may here be found in
profusion. mrsrs ,.o,at,
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California and New Mexico.

If any supposes that the passage of the bill ad-
hitting California into the Union, together with the
bill establishing Territorial Government for Utah and
New Mexico, is to put an end to all controversy in
gard to slavery he will find the session of Con-
gres not before that he has made great mistake
Politicians at the South and the North may cry Peace!
Peace and the press, its subserviency party, may
echo the cry, but there is Peace, and can be no
Peace except by the application of the Wilmot Provi
SO to every foot of territory which the general
Government has jurisdiction.
"With the passage of the Texas, New Mexico, Cal
iforna and Utah bills says the Boston Journal pass
away those dark and portenuous clouds, which for the
last few months, have hung the nation threaten
ing civil war and dscord and the dissolution of the
Union"
The editor of the Journal is too old skipper to mis-
take fog bank for dry land and he will probably see,
when at the session of Congress, New Mexico APP
plies for admission as State with constitution pro-
hbiting slavery, that those dark portentuous Clouds
which he fancy have rolled away forever will
again envelope the land He will see the same scenes
reenacted in Congress which the last nine months have
witnessed, and he will be called upon record the
venalty of northern statesmen, who, like Eliot, Dun
can, and Grnne, have voted ten millions to Texas for
territory which she did not own, and the time
TO the establishment of territorial government for
New Mexico without the provi.o to secure her soil from
the blight and her people from the of chatte
slavery. California is indeed free, for this we viii be
forever thankful but let no man suppose that as We
he has began the beginning Of the end Of thi
struggle with the slave power.
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y The Proprietors Of the olive Store we no

% The Proprietors of the ''Hive Store'' we no.
tice, has for the better accommodation of his customers
and to keep up with the times, remodded his Store,
and extended it in the rear sufficient to make it, with
one exceptions the deepest Dry Goods Store in Wor-
ceser and one of the most attractive in appearance
Ladies, give him call. See advertisement
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Great Free Soil Victory!
FBEE SOIL STATE CONVENTION.

Notice hereby given that the Annual state convention
of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, VIII De modem al
osToN, on Tuesday, October Third, at ten
oock NJ to nominate candidates for the offices of Gov
no and Lieutenant Governors and consider and adopt
sch measures as may he deemed just and necessary in
oer TO promote the great of Freedom throughout the
Union and Of equal rights and representation throughout
the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose DEL
egates to the Convention the proportion of three for every
Representative General Court to which they by
law entitled.
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and towns
ere requested take all needu steps to full repre-
sentaton of portion of the people who consider the
claims of Justice and Liberty those ofpary
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
Epw L. KEYEs. Secry.
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DEATH OF Miss JANE PORTER. The English
papers by the Atlantic, the DEATH on the 3d.
of this lady, at the residence of her brother Dr. W.
o. Porter in Bristol. The lady was in her 74th year
Her viii be familiar to all as the author of the
Scottish Chefs,'' and other novels and romances
The immediate of her death was pulmonary APP
oplexy. Her faculties were retained to the last
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

~ despatch from Buffalo ofthe 7th inst, saws
eve learn by despatch from Detroit, that the
steamer |. ID. Morton picked up man from the spar
OF a vessel on Lake Michigan The vessel was cap
sized in gale week ago; since which time he has
been drifting about this lake. For want Of food he
had eaten his fingers entirely off. He is still ali VI"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

THE FLooD IN PENNSYLVANIA. The Pennsyl
vania papers continue to give melancholy accounts q
the destructive ravages Of the late foods in that State.
At Reading eleven lives were lost, among whom were
Mrs Sands and three children the wife and four chill
dren Of Eli Marks, Of Leesport, and Mr.. Aaron Kemp
Of Leesport. The number Of buildings destroyed at
Reading was rs brick buildings, 81 frame buildings, 60
stables, workshops and ofcesrnaking total of
hundred and nine buildings destroyed The aggregate
loss at Reading is estimated at 100000 9tE
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

!, % The Miners Journal gives full account Of
the damage done in the Pennsylvania coal region by
the recent freshet The total loss of property is Is.
tlmated atabout 81 100000. Many lives were al
SO lost The various canal and railroad companies
are already at work, and will repair their injured
pron1t'y as sOon as possible.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

CHOLERA. At Malta, from the LIST to the 9th Of
Aug. inclusive, there were 3ls deaths by cholera
In Tunis, during the period ofthe cholera in tha,
regency, $4,000 of the town population fell victims
including about 1870 Christians. whilst in the interior
among the Bedouns, no less than AS, 900 persisted
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

90 In Califonia, man named Leidersdorff died
about the time the annexation to the United States
leaving an estate, most of it land, valued at $780,
600! He died intestate---his only relatives being
residents of the Danish West Indies. The Court
IN California has decided that Leindersdor and his
heirs being Aliens had no legal right to hold proper
ty in the United States and that his estate, there
fore, is public territory.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

PUNCHES Punchs Ornithoogy is wrong about
birds having no expresses, but correct enough on
crows and buzzards who are all the carron bust
ness
With regard to the religious tendencies of feather
ed bpedS he says, birds do not preach, but some of
them prey continually
who lives in that house, Patriclx?'
Mr.. Ferguson, that's Dead
How long has he been dead ?
IF he'd lived till next Christmas he'd been dead
twelvemonth.'
what did he die Off
lie died Of a Thursday
Hitherto, members of Parli lment have been ac-
customed to take the oaths and their seats-the
former before the latter But now that the space
allotted each member is tight fit, being from is
to 20 inches to each member, you will have honor
able gentlement-if moderately stout--taking their
seats first, and swearing afterwards.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

Long Speeches. Prosy harangues on INV subiec,
whatever are intolerabe. ong-wnded plea Isl at eas
susplclous preliminary to plain truth We avoid both
~ uecuy commencing to public patronage the Hyperon
na, Tor me due cleansing and promoting the growth Of
.he mar and the Amolehe best shaving soap kno,yn-es
Washington Street M NIX, NH 80 - Dos'', -
aos sale y Worcester by d. Scott, Co.. r. Lazo
''S "' - "looh Na ss1tite0d3twlt38
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e The Prince dc JoinviIIe has iust addressed

70 The Prince de Joinville has just addressed
letter to the committee Of twenty-five, and which has
greatly excited the Ministry. copy of this letter,
which seems designed to prepare the way olthe can
ddature of the young admiral to the Presidency
was sent by courier to the President of the Re-
public. In the letter, the Prince de Joinvie de-
cares himself entirely against prncey republics, and
in favor of an honest republic. purely and simply Dem
ocratic.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

BosToN TRADE. We would call the attention Of
our readers, who in the habit of purchasing goods
in Boston, to the advertisement in this days Spy If
preserved for future reference may serve as direc
tory to enable those in want of any particular dcscrp
ton of merchandise, obtain it without loss of time
or the necessity of making hundred inquiries at the
'swrong shops.''
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

VERMONT ELECTION. The returns from all but
hive towns show majority for the Wing state ticket Of
1915 In the First Congressional District there has
been no choice. In the Second, Hebard, (Whig) is
elected; in the Third, Meacham, do; in the Fourth,
Bartlett, Gree SoiD is elected by about six hundred
majority.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

The ELECTION IN THE SECOND DISTRICT,
which took place on Monday, has resulted in the
piete discontinue of Mr.. Upham, whose friends had
confidently expected his election at the pres
en trial BY the returns from all the towns in the dis.
trct but Maiden and Winchester, it appears that the
majority against Mr. Upham is 33I
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. 94a.sge aaR September TO- 1850
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued War
rant against the Estate of JOHN c. Goes Of Worcester,
In said County, trader nsolvent debtor and tho pay
ment OF any debts the delivery of any property be-
longing ~ said nsovent debtor, him for his use and
the trnnser of any properly BY him forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of tho creditors OF said insovent debtor
will be held at Court Of Insolvency, the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester In said Comfy, the eth
day of September inHt nj O'Clock In the forenoon for
the proof Of debts and TO choose assignee assgnees of
his Estate. tA,islll J. DAY, u. r., Messenger.
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In Norway it is estimated that the number Of per-
sons who are preparing to emgrate to America am
cunts to 10000, being two per cent of the entire
population of the kingdom. From the commune Of
Loelag alone, which contains 5I95 inhabitants. 663
individuals are about to embark for New York.
large cotton mill fell in at Stockport while the
hands were at dinner, and from Is to 20 people were
buried in the ruins by which it is feared that no less
than ii persons have lost their lives. I'D 'ITl1
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

u Reader, why do you longer remain sceptical =
What more evidence you desire that the Orange
Flower Lotion unpleasant euptions, and
all tan and sunburn the face and renders the skin
beautifully transparent and velvetke. 1t may be found
with all our druggists.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

WHY is IT, that our letters from Washington are
SO long detained npon the road? 1t surely cannot be
four days journey TO Washington in these days of steam
and electricity, yet letter mailed us on Friday, the
9TH from that city, did reach US until Tuesday the
10Th
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

SIN VS.. LOVE. writer in one Of the religious pa
pers OF Philadelphia striving to prove that falling in
love Is mortaly sinful If he make that position
good, he will have no difficulty in establishing the fact
of total depravity, says the st. Louis Democrat
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

ed the bill admitting California into the Union
State on Monday. He has also signed the Texas
Boundary New Mexico, and Utah bills. Now for
cheap postage, and then adjourn. oe astf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

lg- In Evansville, Ia, stranger who apnlied to
sexton for employment was set to work diaginp a
grave, which he completed, received his pay and
went to bed, complaining of being unwe That
night he died, and was buried in the grave he had
dug himself
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

w Gold is not all that is uncommon in Califor-
nla-the water IN the rivers is hard to drown in
.oa crazy woman Of Yuba city, jumped into the
river, and was found floating three miles below. and
saved although she possessed no knowledge ofswin
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

Eg The Campbeus are going South, but before going
propose to give one more concert at Brinley Hall this
evening. Upon which occasion they will offer new
programme of entertainments. OF course there will be
a full house.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

"We saw gentleman, yesterday, who paid FIVE
dollars for one Of Jenny Linds gloves. She lost it
in her rambles about the new hall in Mercer street
one Of the workmen found it and sold it to an ardent
admirer for the above sum- The owner charges two
shilngs for an inside kiss Of the glove and one sh-
ling for an outside.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

B The Shoe manufacturers of Lynn, have sold out
their stock, and have had orders for several months
ahead. F.sNa
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ID The New London Rail Road is fully completed
to the Western Road at Palmer. Trains now run over
the entire road. us
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EB Passengers from California report that great
numbers were coming down from the mines for the pur-
pose of returning home; many Of them in destitute
condition, and the most of them had barely made enough
to pay their expenses.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-09-11

u The result of the election of delegates to the
Const utional Convention in Maryland that Sc wings
and 40 democrats have been chosen
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70 gentleman lately expressed his opinion tina,
dance at Bellevue Hall, Newport, was a humbua
~ as J. had been announced as ''fa Dress bali
whereas number OF the Indies present were accord
ing to his notion, but half.dYessed.. sS'
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% AT the Philadelphia board of brokers' on Satur-
day, $1s,5OO Texas regular eight per cent scrip were
sold at 40, which is material advance This was
caused by the passage of the Texas boundary bill.
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HISS ]. A. FIACG

., Late OF Boston, TEACHER of The PIANO FORTE sna
is DESTROYS of obtaining pupils in this cifv NM
vicinity Having had considerable experience In,
she persuaded that full satisfaction will be given ~ bass
who may favor her with their patronage = 10y
Miss f. is permitted refer to the following oenaa =
IHos BRIcHER Organst and Director of Music 81 Ra,
dom square ChnrchHENRy w. POOLE Inventor 81 IN
EGarmon!c Organ, Boston; s. R. LELAND of dis cifv
u Applications may be made 10 A. MARSH al r MIST
Rooms, 203 MAIN ST.. dtS20 ' " w H.. sn "a
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Gen. James Wilson Of N. H., resigned his seat in
Congress Monday 1t is rumored that he is 10 have
the coIlectorship Of San Francisco
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ConUicts Escaped from the State Prison. On
Saturday afternoon, three convcts escaped from the
State Prison. Their names are William Barry,
John Lowell, alias Creole; Nolan, alias s'Boston
Frank and William Seee, who opened the way
by means of false keys, with which he unlocked the
doors of the store room. Having got into the store
room, they pried off the bars with which was fast
ened an iron door, leading to the additional ward
now building From this building they escaped one
by one just the coast appeared to be clear 1t is
said that Lowell was hailed by man at work in the
saw-mill, and replied by threatening to knock out
his brains if he spoke another word A fourth ma
med William Newton, was preparing to take his de-
parture, when the absence Of the three named was
sentence for robbiDg Davis, Palmer & Co.'s store,
nine years ago. Lowell and Barry had only served
few months of a ten years. sentence for breaking
into store in Milk street, and showing loaded re-
volvers, when the watch bounced upon them.