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For California.

RUCkSklNS tanned suitable for plu's for those
ID going to California. Also, buck skin boots
made 10 order also, all other kinds OF boots and
shoes suitable for California trip Tor sale at the
shoe store icb23 WIN Haskell
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For Sale

4 TWO STORY HOUSE well furnished, with
~ a good Basement and Cellar, and Lot with
beautiful Wei, and other improvements, situated on
the south side OF the street and west OF the upper
side-cu, bridge. Application 10 be made at said
place TO lf32-3O-3'. NICHOLAS kEArIYG
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n office.

n LLpcrsons having demands against the estnte
IA OF DANIEL KELLOGG, deceased, are request.
ed to present the snme for adjustment, at the April
term OF the county court Of Kendall county, to be
held at Oswego, in said county. on the lst Monday
in April next. SAM'L C. CLrIiSs,
Oswego Feb. l6, 1850 BRowYELL WING, E1us
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lOrrAwA. Feb %

lOrrAwA. Feb %
Scarcely any wheat coming IN. Corn arrives
freely, and considerable competition among buyers
26@27c.. are current rates torear corn.
Oais-lSg 25c.
Polatocs-37ic
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CmcAGo, Feb 10
Receipts are fair to-day Prices remain firm
At yesterdays quotations--79agOc for winter and
o0a6S for spring wheat
Oats are .5a2Gc.
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Directors.
Eipccnnes-Ilon. k. \. Cnman, William J, He
berd, John W. Maddox, Jacob Pea.
Fort IVayne-Peter Z Bailey.
Llfdyete-Thomns L, Benbridge.
= Tsrre- Haute--WnIter w, Early.
Evansville Henry d. Als.
Mem York--Elisha w. Chester, John ]. Y Yves.
tervei,, Henry f. TalImadge Frederick Mason, IT,,
Richard {. Akerly.
r. N. CARNAN, President,
i. w CHESTER, Y. President.
G. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary, Vincennes
N. L. ELpREpGE, Scr'y y 1reas'r, " Y.
fbo JOS, W DOW, Agent, Ottawa.
ono BROWN and black coaks and over coats
.-oO lDO cn hllSiupas
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Leather.

AZ llilDS new crop StG Just received and
~ Tor sacby dccll WALKER & liIcKLING.
CE0 KEGS Nails and Spikes, assorted sizes for
Soo sale by decli WALWER & HIKclfFG
IN DOZ PATENT PALS, Just receivedby
w dec IL WALKER & iiicErIvG
IN IlERCE RICE, otsupeuor quality tor sale BY
AZ dec IA WALLER & HICKLIYG
ON KEGS White Lead, 81 and pure: also Lin
Aoo seed Oil, Putty. Lethrnge, Chrome and Pam.
Green Red Lead Pnssan Blue, Verinion, Span
l.h Brown, English Venetian Red, French and com.
mon ochre, Lamp Black, Spirits Tupentne, Copal
and Japan Narnish, &c &c for sale low by
Dec IL WALLER & HICKLIvG
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To Snddlers aud Harness Makers.
n DOE, Oak tanned sheepskns, a prime article
y Just flushed at the Tannery and for sale by
aug2A HASKELL.
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Sun pain Of ten years standing cured 81 r. G.
G',yr,Hs JyoI,1, 7 ipiu,py

Sun pam q ten years standing cured " IL. u
FdrrcUs .iraJidn Linimcnt
Mr. II G.. FARRELL--Dear Sir had been af-
hced with the "sun pain" for the last ten years and
could never get relief except by bleeding but by the
use of II G Farrelrs Arabian Imminent, applied o.
yer the temples about three or four times day, i,
was entirely removed, and have felt nothing of ii
since. went into the stable one night, TO apply il
to horses sore egand being very lame he stumbled
and fell against my legs crushing and bruizng them
SO badly that they turned black as my hat. rendering
them powcrless, lapphed your Liniment, and was
well enough in few days to 90 about again as usual
also crushed my finger in shocking manner by
letting baok log fall upon it, your Linimeni soon
healed itup, though JOHN B~M'GEE,
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The opinion Of an old, experienced and scientific
Faryicr
" ,SutNcrnn In,r, Inna OF 1870

From the speedy and permanent cures, both on
man and beast, which your Linmen, is performing.
! do not hesitate to pronounce 1t the Great Rene
dy OF the Age" | have practced doclodng horses
for these twenty years, and have tried NIL the Iini
mpnts, on,mcnts, &c. so much puftdu up in The pa
liuinent exceeds any that have ever made use ct
BY lis use have cured sweeney and spawn long after
they had been pronounced iHcuraLie and lhnye Gu
red more than fifty horses this scnsonwth your Lin
mrnt, embracing every disease from scratches and
bruises up spawn rluebonc andSwecney. can nj
50 bear testimony of It's good effects on the human
system was confined TO my room nearly all last
winter with rheumatism, and could &c, nothing TO
help me until commenced the use your Lnmeni
which entirely cured Inc. WIN B. GRIMES.
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A CARD.

Dr. WELcn respectfully announces TO the citizens
oil Ottawa and vicinity tina, he may be found for the
preseu, at the Drug Store OF Mssrs. White & Hunter
n. B.-Tkc partnership OF Guibrr, & WEIGH
was dissolved Feb 18th inst [il3-29-3t'
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Californian's Head Quarters
w. i. DOMlNJCK.

A. l1t Lake street, Chicago,
nFFERSio the CALIFORNIA BOUND the
~ greatest assortment ct frings to BE- found IN
the west Gold Picks, Gold Scales Cooking ape.
raus California rifles Pistols. Reviewers of al sizes
and patterns, we-knives, and everything neces.
cary 10 complete outfit, in great variety.
Chicago. Feb, IT, 1850. 90
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Ladies I,

VOU can keep your hands nice md warm witt
j Muiis, KID Leather, and Wooden Gloves
nov23 JIG NATTISGrR
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CALIFORNIA

TNlfOSE intending crossing the Plains will find
/ cloth for Tents aud other hxings at the New
\ FORK House. t,b2 SCrroN * FYFE
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CASH Advances
PlOUglls.
Cash for Produce.

VFaVy GOONS.
muslins Flannels, blankets,
~ Tickings, baggings, cassene,,s, cassimeres, etc
% J G NATTIyGER.
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ono BROWN and black cloaks and over coats
Soo 100 cassimcr business coats
GOO vests, OF all kinds qualities and styles, nj very
low prices For sale by konN & MAYDLEBAuN
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Ho! For California !

THE subscriber will stnrt Mule or Horse train
l from Ottawa to California, abou, the first Of A.
pri.. lie expects go through in the quickest pos
sible time. Will furnish all necessary provisions.
Passage, $50 in advance. 50 pounds baggage to
each passenger allowed.
Tickets can be purchased Of VIM Haskell, in OF
tawa. and Of A. Brodie. Harding. on Indian Creek.
Ottawa, Feb ., 1850 VI T. BATcHELLFR.
n b. All passengers will be required TO furnish
themselves with suitable arms for protection.
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Fancy Writing Paper.
Agricultural Works.

NgCiCUVtlrII WOtN~.
Z. ARNf.RS aud Emigrnnrs' Hand Book Beatty
7 on Agriculture american Agriculture Gard.
ncrs and Farmers D,ctiounry stephens Book Of
the Farm; The Farurr's Companion; Rodgers
Scientific Agriculture; The Cottage Garden of a.
merca, 1hr Complete Farmer; Armstrong ON Az.
rcu.rure; Farmers Instructor; The Farmer and
GarinrrS Book Of the Seasons Landscape Garden
Ing aud Rural Agriculture For sale by
All * e RTRLEY l22 Iakr-st, Chicago
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DISSOLUTION.
TIME Co.partnership heretofore existing between
j Peter X. Sharky aud Peter Curtss is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The business OF the firm and all outstanding debts
will be settled by Peter R. Sharky
feb2 p K SuARKy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06
Free Soil Meeting.


The Free Sellers of Worcester again convened
last evening, in full force at the City Hall, to make
further arrangements for the approaching election.
A committee, consisting Of three from each ward
was appointed to report to subsequent meeting
list ofcandidates, to be supported for members of
the legislature. The business being completed.
Judge ALLEN, was called upon, and, in a clear and
logical speech, held the wing party to its true res
possibility forthe enactment ofthe fugitive slave law
and Its cognate measures. We have rarely listened
to so conclusive an argument. The audience testi
he'd to its sympathy whthe sentiments of the speak
er, by repeated, prolonged, and enthusiastic ap
plause The speech was geographically reported
by Dr. Stone, and shall lay before our readers
Tomorrow.
AT the conclusion of Judge Aliens speech, Henry
Chaplin, Esq, Mayor of the city was loudly called
Tor, and responded to the CALL In brief and
pungent speech, he alluded to the present posture of
affairs, and of the duty of freemen to uphold and
sustain the standard of freedom The speech was
received with spontaneous outbreaks of applause
ii this meeting affords any fair indication of the
spirit the party we may look for the most cheer
ing results on Monday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

u ridiculous story has been set aaoat by some
OF the wings, that Judge Allen lodged the vote on the
fugitive slave bill. The absurdity of such report is
exceeded only by It's arocity. That a man should
dodge avoe on question which more strongly than all
most any other interests his feelingsthat he should in
tentlonay avoid recording his in case where he
Is actively engaged as leading Champion would APP
pear sufficiently absurd and the trumpng up of such
story shows the desperate shifts which Judge Aliens
opponents are driven. Notwithstanding the long i'll.
ness OF Judge Allen, which upervened on the attack of
pneumonia with which he afflicted, in the course
OF the last session, believe he missed but one vote
on all the exciting questions before congress- and that
was one OF comparatively minor consequence, when the
vote was very strong, and when their was no contest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

% 1t Is beautiful to observe the boundaries which
nature has affixed to the ridiculous, and to notice how
soon Ii Is swallowed up by the more ilusrious feel
ngs of our minds Where is the heart so hard, that
it could bear to see the awkward resources and con-
trlvances of the poor turned into ridicule? Who
could laugh at the fractured ruined body ola soldier
Who is so wicked as to amuse himself with the in
frmlties of extreme old old age: or to find subject
tor humor IN the weakness of pershing, dissoYing
body? Who is there that does not feel himself dis
posed to overlook the little pecularities of the truly
great and wise, and to throw veil over that ridicue
which they have redeemed by the magnitude of their
talents, and the splendor Of their virtues Who ever
thinks of turning into ridicue our great and ardent
hope of a world to come? Whenever the man of
humor NEEDLES with these things, he is astonished to
find that, in all the great feelings of their nature the
mass of mankind always think and act right: that
they are ready enough to laugh-but they are quite
as ready to drive away with Indignation and contempt
the light fool who comes with the feather of wit 10
crumble the bulwarlls of truth, and to break down
the Temples of God.-.Sidaey Smith.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06
Small Towns,

The small towns, which are now deprived of any
representation, from two to eight years out of every
ten, should bear in mind, that the only hope they
have, Of recovering their right Of annual representa-
ton, IS, by the election of legislature, in which
the Wings have not a majority The question has
repeatedly been brought before that body for years
past, by petition and otherwise, and the organization
of the two branches have always managed so as to
prevent any reform aud will do it, SO long as the
party has the control. word to the wise is suili
cient.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06
EAIR RESTORED Or NO PAY.

H. JACOi3Y begs to offer his services to the Ladies
w and Gentlemen of Worcester and vicinity for the treat
ment of the various DISEASES OF THE HEAD which
terminate IN Failing Hair and Premature badness
The causes Which lead to these evils are various bnt
the most common of all is inflammation Of the scam
producing upon the hair fine dust resembling dadru in
some cases called the haeaer hail-worTn but which
unlike dandru cannot be removed with the brush and
comb. ~
In these cases sure and speedy cure can be effected
There are various other Diseases all differing from each
Other and many of difficult nature TO treat ana which re-
qe close attentions there are however but few cases
OF nature which will not weld skillnl treatment
Mr. Jacoby has devoted many years to an investigation
OF the diseases of the Hair His system corrpspouds with
lp RI tie hegt practitioners l4uI< ,otora in
s Drach OF science greater advance has been made in
rev years. than in any other department of medical science
While here the subject has just began to excite ttenon
mr.. Jacohy wishes all persons who are prematurelv
PAID or grey to call upon him his Saloon No FrantIin
street. Bostonthe house recently occupied by DIR ITia
and ascertain from him whether their case is ba,ond he
reach OF TINS art lfis, he will frankly tell them so once
ana wheIe ne undertakes the treatment Of case he aIs
wishes tne payment TO be made dependant op the fI6
animation. ~ O VI 'ie ca
VI or me especial mediation Of the aides md
Ienemeh OF Worcester and vicinity Mr Jaceby will he in
attendance at the AMERICAN HOUSE, during -
Wednesday, Thursday. and Erfdav
nov. 9th, 9TH and sth
Whefe he viii be happy to give them his attention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

SINGULAR FACTS ABOUT FIsH.-Fish Of all
Kinds become scarce as commerce increases
Our steamboat paddles Tighten them away
L is curious fact, that during the war with
England the constant firing of cannons drove
away all the king fish, but on the return OF
reace they were again caught, and we have
them now, but in no great quantity. Long
Island was once great whaling coast. A
paper published in 1922 states that the whale
fishery was on the decline on Long Island. as
onl four whales were caught in that district
and but little oil was expected. Tn 1924
there were caught in a pond near Point Ju.
dlth, on the Sound, 100000 bass, which loaded
80 carts, 1000 horses, and sundry boats.-.N
Y. Dispatch
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Let 1t be Remembered!

Aye, let il be remembered, that every vote given for
George N. Briggsis vote for
EY- The Fugitive Slave Law;
.GB For the repeal Of the Mexican Law which pro-
Inhibited slavery in New Mexico and Utah;
% For the strangGng Of the Wilmot Proviso
E6F- For the provision that Mexico and Utah NAV
be admitted as SLAVE STATES;
~ For the transfer of large portion Of The free
territory of New Mexico to the slave laws Of Texas;
ET- And for the unrghteous swindle, by which TEN
MILLIONS of dollars were also given TO Texas with.
out any equivalent.
Those who approve of these measures, should, of
course, vote for George N. Briggs. Those who's not,
and wish to give efficiency 10 their disapproya will
vote for The FREE SOIL TICKET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

The citizens of Fitchburg, without distinction OF par
", assembled in mass meeting the TownIlal on the
23d ut, to consider the fugitive slave law, AID connt
ned the meeting, by adjournment, the evenings OF
Monday Oct 2S and Wednesday Oct. 20. The meet
ngs were very large and enthusiastic, the discussions
thorough and the results unanimous, in condemnation OF
the infamous law. series of high toned and spirited
resolutions was reported by Charles Mason, Esq, from
committee appointed for the purpose and rnanimoss-
ly adopted. A vigilance committee was raised to pro-
tect the rights of ugves, and give slavecachers
public invitation leave the place, after which the fol-
lowing resolution was offered by BENZ Snow, Jr. and
adopted
Resolrod, That, law law, Constitution no Con-
ston we pledge ourselves not only not to aid in the
return any fugitive from slavery, but to labor in The
use of all righteous retain to freedom, all such
lugyes may choose to take up their abode with us.
The officers of the meeting were Alvah Crocker Esq.
President, Gen Moses Wood, and Col. X. Harwood
Vice Presidents, and G. F. Bailey and T. X Ware
Esq's. Secretaries
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06
wings Of Massachusetts,

Those Of you that have honestly supported the prin
cpes of freedom, heretofore proessed by the party
must now see, If you are willing to what is paIpa
BILE as the noon days SUM- that you have been betrayed
and sold, and that attempt is now made to transfer
you to the slave drivers and women whippers
of the South. Will you ratify the contract, and con-
sent to the transfer? If so, it is easily DONE vote
for George N. Briggs decides the whole question: and
gives the proof of your fealty But, if you wish to
throw off the yoke which unprinciped leaders would
impose upon you, and stand up in the conscious dignity
OF your manhood, and spurn the chains that are pre-
pared for you, you will vote for the free soil ticket
The choice is before you-Briggs aud Slavery, or Phil
Hips and Liberty. Which will you choose.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

IF Punch says-to resuscitate drowned Yankee
search his pockets.
To resuscitate drowned Englishman-broiI a
piece of beefsteak under his nose.
Frenchman may be brought to life at anv time
by the slSlllu imitation of a buIl-frog in his ears.
A Spaniard, by applying garlic to his ofactori es
The Duchman by sniff of sourcrout
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

How lucky that the sun and moon
Are placed SO very high,
That no presuming hand can reach
And pluck them from he sky 4!
II 'twere not so, we cannot doubt,
But some reforming ass
Would soon propose to take them down,
And light the world with gas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06
FREE sOILERs, 10 THE RESCUE

The Free Democracy of Worcester, will have an
other GRAND RALLY, at the CITY HALL, on
THURSDAY EVENING next, Nov I, to organize
more efficiently for the campaign. Able Speakers
viii be announced in due season for the occasion.
Turn cut one and all and show you are DETER
MINED to do ysur duty. Per order
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

RAIL ROAD Collision. As the IL o'clock
passenger train of cars, ON the Boston and Maine
Rail Road, for Medford, had nearly reached the
Mediord Branch junction, Monday evening, gravel
train come in collision with it. Both locomotives
were badly injured, and one of them nearly destroy
ed, and the tender of that connected with the pas
senger train forced back nearly halt its length
into the forward passenger car, among the passen-
gers, several Ofwhom bruised, and one of their
number, MIR. Thomas Pratt, whose place of business
is in Boston, had both his legs badly fractured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

~ All who would see the entire collection Of
splendid Oil Paintings, now exhibiting at Waldo
Hall, must improve this day, as on Thursday Ito
morrow morning those the left you enter the hall,
VIII be taken down preparatory to sale by our Mr..
Bancroft
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

10 The abolitioniss are queer felows--a little
while ago they were fighting to get negroes into rail-
road cars, now they are trying to keep them ont.
Boston Post
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y0TEsI VOTES Il

Free soil Ballots for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Senators for Worcester County,
and Representative to Congress from the
Fifth District; are now ready for delivery at
This O1lice. Town Committees or others in
each town in the County requested to
send in their orders Immediately.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-06

FIRE IN BosToN.-FreigH Station Burnt
The freight Station of the Boston and Maine Rail
Road near Charleston Bridge, took fire and was burnt
about O'Clock Tuesday morning. train of nine
teen freight cars, fully laden with melchandze ready
to start in the morning, and large amount Of other
freight in the building were consumed.
P.S. BY the Boston papers of last evening we
learn that the loss is estimated at $3.50, 600 The
fire is supposed have originated among some freight
of which there was large quantity, slowed in some
forty or fifty cars in the depot.
The upper floor of the building was occupied by
Messrs Harrod & Fernald, dealers in Mahogany land
ornamental woods Their loss IS estimated at $780,
900, only $lS, 900 of which is covered by insurance