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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-03

Worcester, Mass. 2S July, 1850
DEAR SIR:-I wish the expression of my admira-
ton could enhance, public estimation the attractive
of the splendid works of which you have Just
exhibited in this city illustrations of the Wonders Of
American Scenery. Such works are, in my estimation
however, superior all adventitious Influences They
require only be SEEM and their own merits wsecure
them unqualified admiration.
The beauty, fidelity and vigor of those representa-
ves of nature, necessarily challenge the
criticism in this country, where so many are familiar
with the subjects. And the artist has no reason to
shrink from technical criticism of them as works of
art.
believe that the view of the s'Mammoth Caves of
ky however will constitute the grand attraction of
your splendid series Of typographical pictures. That
work OF grandeur and of goom must in my estimation
win the highest admiration for your spirited enterprise
wish could sufficiently state my impressions of this
view of the Puonian World of Kentucky which through
your enterprise and Mr. Brewers genius has been made
visible, the general public Its gloom, its solitude,
its beauties, its fantastic freaks of FORM and its very
silence seemed present to us as sat and gazed at YOUR
magnificent paintings. Its Sygian pools, its gigantic
temples, its reed, consolidated domes its encrusted
walls, hung with prismac stalactites its columns that
seem oppressed and borne down with the weight Of
superintendent world; and the majestic gloom of its
gigantic halls depicted with almost the effect of
nature
cannot sufficiently express my admiration of the
zeal and energy Of the artist who for nine mortal weeks
abored, and so successfully, in this region of Night,
made brilliant by the glare of lamps, to illustrate one of
the greatest wonders of the world and to add another
to the Mammoth works of American genius. | trust
that you will receive the reward you richly merit
With highest consideration, am dear Sir, your
obed't Serv't. ]. B. SyMr
GEO. HowARTH, Esq.
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DEATH BY SUFFocAT1oN On Thursday
morning, some laborers cleaning cistern in cellar
on Long wharf, had drawn most of the dirty water
out by means of pail, when William Cole went
down to dip up the rest AS he did not pass up the
bucket, John Vickery followed him. Hearing moth
ing from them James Vickery, his brother, also de-
scended. At this moment the overseer of the bus-
ness looked and called into the cstern, and Obtain
ing no answer, procured assistance, and the three
men were taken out William Cole was found to
be dead. The two Vckerys showed signs of life,
but soon died.-Boston Post.
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INDEPENDENT CIAIRrnr,a,

BOTANIC DOCToREss.
TNHlS celebrated and wonderfully gifted pbuosonh.
Tho VIII arrive IN inns city on MONDAY and announces 10
w Ea lIs anu Gentlemen that she will make Short stav
a. inc WohCEsTER HOUSE, where she has taken apari
es 9r the accommodation Of her visitors who viii he
Teeeived ana conducted TO Madame AMYs parlor A an
ttNDEPENDENT CLAIRvoYANT she will. by the aid Of
n el acknowledged skill in Physiognomy Physi
Sosy, ana rnrenology, inform those who viii inyestGae
influence and connection with business. anu 'ieii
FIFTY TS VIII give information concerning PERSONS PROP
though she had known them from birth, 80 d.
~ Laes IN delicate health may be assured that Madame
~ aoie 10 give them information which will be nyaIn
knowing. S "ec'eSS 0ofM
~ enc also delivers Printed Examinations She ,yilr
ahe Glairvoyant Examinations in cases of nvalid She
VIII select from the vegetable kingdom remedy fo so
ua ana an other diseases arising from impurities nj The
" ''''S-ChTtS ezra Ang3
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FIVE MEN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. Dur
ing the thunderstorm Thursday, FIVE caulkers at
East Boston, were struck by lightning, and laid out
senseless DR.. Folts, whose office was near the
spot, was sent for, and he in short time restored
them all to consciousness, and raised them to their
feet, neither of them having received any serious in
jury except John M. Laughn, who was only par
tally resuscitated.
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. There is proposition before the City Council
IN Providence, to erect building be used Tor the
Joint purpose ola City Hall and State House. to be
located in the centre of the Cove There is project
before the Boston City Council of kindred character
to sell the public garden for building upon SO as to
shut out the view of the water from the Common.-
There are vandas even in the nineteenth century
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10 The state Of things at British Guiana is some
what singular. The Dutch Presbyterian minister is
paid by the state the English Epscopaan minister is
paid by the stae and the Roman Catholic priest paid
by the state. The parishes also are distributed on
plan, which has been eloquenty rdiculed by Dr. Cha
mers this one is Epscopalian the next Presbyterian
the next Epscopalian and SO on--the number of mar.
lshes falling to each of these bodies, being nearly
equal.
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~ of Infants. Children, from infancy
age OF ive or six years, very subject 10 cn
disorders especially on the head To keep the shin IN
STATE OF health and 30 prevent thereby cuaneo
as wen as to secure an ample and healthy head
'oII oy VIM BoGLE, 277 Washington ST. Boston anu
and M. B. Green. - w., IL !. Laaell,
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Tile Laurence Case settled By our Ghost.
Why this divorce? Because, my friend
Kentucky's laws are so inhuman,
They won't allow free white man
10 marry with eolored woman.
Boston Post.
Epgram-Ihe Laurence Case.
kentucky statesmen, It's believed,
Each party's feelings have regarded,
For Mr.. L. has been relieved,
And Mrs. L. has been re- Ward-ed.
Yankee Blade.
On the Warm Weather.
Said John, Ito James referring,)
ssPray tell us, ,ohat is stirring ?''
Quoth James, lin sweat up to his knees,)
"Every thing, except the neeeei'' SO
NJ O. Bulletin
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gB The author Of the "Convict-ship'' says, "Of
l,O65 prisoners who have, in FIVE different VOYAGES.
been conveyed under my superintendent to the pena
colonies Of Australia, fourteen only had been educated
in Sunday-school."
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NOTICE.

IOs,i ' UIs SIOLEN-The undersigned mailed al the
philadelphia Post Office July III 1851 letter addressed
CETs Iiolbrook Sterling Mass the same containing two
signed by D. r. Pond, and payable to my order NJ
e'S $4,000 dollars the other dated Woonsocke MAY "a
1850, for 3ls 9-l0O dollars. -''' -
whom they addressed All persons nre he,ehy can
stopped ' HENRY nAvis
aug !, leoU. d6t
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Cambridge Cattle Morl.t -,

lReported for III Po go 1eanesday, Jug 81
~ market $50 Cattle, about 43O Beeves AMI ooo
years old. "s ana calves, and three
AZ fRIcEs-Market Beef: Extra $3.50 - c,vt.
$500. ~ nil uo $3.50; ordinary $3.50 "a
tides S45O.P 100 fbsj Talotv S5 5o
Stores-Wo rkng Oxen 500 6s, IS and esq
@S S0~s ana oalfe'-sl7 20, 20, a "a Veal Calves a.
:, Yea earl Two years old none a.,
old $780, rs % 1928. $3.50 oiu Hohe three years
ca sheeP "a ana Id sam9s2sso at market Extra So
Swine-None
brighton Market-Tharsdqv. mn, Or
A. lheported for the Boston Advertise 80
Oven ga eoo Beef Cattle 5000 Sheep pairs wor.r
oxen, Of cows and Calves, and 300 Swine r@ "orklne
phiGEs-Beef Cattle: Extra 5000 first oua,,. ss
SECOND DO 5,75 third do SAYS "a S. 1"Di'y so,OO
Working Oxen-No sales
SLOWS sSss and Calyes-saes at s22, 26 80 81 s34
SSneep-small lots at So, 2,75, g. al S3,75 @07'
0"ihe-retall, 51@64 Spring pigs 5053c.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 1926, is out. Prom
inent among the articles in this number is the concu
sion Of the paper from the United Service Magazine
concluded from the Living Age, No sO7 There are
ther articles Of much interest in this number.
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u In recent paragraph, we spoke of Edward
Bates as one OF the abest (o compositor by bunder
made it read Oldest members ofthe cabinet 1t seems
now, that he knows (more than we gave him credit
tor) enough to keep out Of the cabinet.
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W Alexander Hamilton, suspected of having rob-
bed Virsis express at Bulngton has been baiIed by
some of the first people of Troy.
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M essemger's Nofice-

TTON UFNpv crJ.1,>, August q 1885,
rant against the Estate of LEWIS E. JOY and S s
ecn apS both Of Worcester said County. areb
deb,n ana partners in the firm Joy Hapgood nsovent
any M belonging to said nsolvent debtors TO hem
o leif use and the transfer of any property Nv h
are forbidden by law. ~ Ptopei'y .! 'hem
nhe hrst meeting of the creditors of said nsolven ,ho
NC neiu az Court of Insolvency at the Office Of said
COMMISSIONER IN Worcester in said Comfy on he &c
or I'M uy % august nst at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
ne proof OF debts and to choose an assignee or
Oh tnelr Estate lAS j. DAY ID s. M ss Ssn,sneeS
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% Madame Amy, Independent Clarvoyant, will be
IN this city on Monday, August 9TH. See advertise
ment.
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Brighton NTnrletrh .,,
CARD.

MRS. e. W. GROVER. Win no. ,.,,.
mental and Vocal MUSIC in Springfield Mass l.
Paeu 70 give Lessons upon the PIANO in this eitv pre-
mug l. du RESIDENCE, No. 9 MAPLE Srprrr
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- newspaper is now printed in China called
the Pekin Monitor 1t is in the Chinese language,
and is the first native paper published in the celes
al empire.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-08-03

% The wealth of Sir Robert Peel was so great
that the duty or tax the probate of his will and on
his egaces amounted to one hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars.
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% Students going to Cambridge College, are re.
ierred to the Cambridge Furniture and Carpet ware
house. See advertisement in this paper
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% The attempt to light Schenectady with red
headed girs has been Abandoned, but the grs l..-,
not.-Boston Post.
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Eg- The Republic, in alludine to Tho ceDsrs os u.

EB The Republic, in abiding to the census of the
Inhabitants of this State, says;
massachusetts is the only one of the old State.
winch will not have relinquished something Of leo;s'
iatve influence in the federal government. when
the Congress of 1853 shall assemble. She alona
wlll have gained upon her sisters Of the Atlantic
mon destinies." '"s'' '''e" oo'''-
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CARIB FRIDGE
& CARPET WAREHOUSE

WHITNEY, BRACKETT q co.
AVE constantly for sale at their spacious Wareroovo
= near me Colleges, very extensive assortment Of
FURNITURE,
bureaus, Tables Bedsteads Coucbes secra.a.4o. -,
Looking Glasses Refrserators, Clocks Entry Lamps S
CARPETING,
nfee-rly superfine, Fine Painted and Straw Stair
peting; Rods and Eyes. ''"" 'tair Car-
Heathers, Mattresses, Feather Reds. 60
Cambridge Aug3 'i'e on mere.
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8 The Steamship Asia made her trip from Bos.
ton for Liverpool in nine days and fourteen hours.
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" Rev. Mr.. Twichen stated that the late New
Orleans Temperance Festival, that there were twenty
three hundred licensed drinking houses in New Or
cans.
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PuRE soma WAnnn

WITH T., CIR EAT VARIETY syRups
mary ~ NJ IT AL YOURS OF THE D.1Y'
, % Tickets for One Dollar.
L. L. LAZELL, Apothecary, POI MAIN STREET
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- We comply with request of the proprietor Of
Brewers Panorama in publishing the following letter
from gentleman of talent and learning who has recent
come amongst us.
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DISSOLUTION.
N0TInE

rr1IID NUIICE.
nb subscribers having med the business of the late
nrIn OF OTIS, FITCH & CO.. will continue the Man
r"a Q, rlne zip Boots at their old stand under the
"e oI FITCH OTIS and will settle all business fthe
' CHAS. II. FITCH,
/ woxco, ~, - JOHN G. OTIS.
----o-No9'oI, July 1, 1000. Ald6t
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EYE AND EAR INFIRMARy

DIR. STONES OFFICE. NJ ~
.o,r, Wear the Worcester House So
S9sA 'nE subscriber having paid particular attention
MfSs for the last twelve Years n diesas a len t
S& ~, .he EYE AND EAR, has been induced 10 meet
Inc growing wants of this city and peonle in the
Ian auJacenl TO establish INFIRARY al The above
aor me purpose ofeang on the most sy
He has aVseG al diseases pertaining and Ear
both in remedies and operaons aod nsa a
ta every attention viii be given to render
A.. SUI anu success at this Infrmary.
~ some cases of Deafness Of twenty wears STANDING ho,
and permanently cured BY hm-for which he
others Of this City "DDf u Auoufn ana
sToIee hours from TO o'clock p. M
0WeOplyb A. STONE. M ID.
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DIED.

DIED.
Damon 90. Ao"' SON OF lhomas
IN pana July 23d, Mrs Lucia swife of Mr. c. Charles 90
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Help Wanted.

me subscriber at his Factory Worthwhile one Mule
spinner one Carder, Wcavers and other help. Like
wise, Bags TO make. MARTIN vii nER
Worcester, July a. dyvtf
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Wet Nurse Wanted.
MADAME C. AMY.

[EnooN with good recommendations can hear or q Sit
: : uauon oy lnquring at No IS SUMNER ST. k9Stf
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Chloroforrn.
House to Let.

AwA SITUATED on High street-beino ON oro oe -.
E; ~ peasantest Streets in Worceser p Ssa VI the
gwen Immediately. Inquire of VIM DICKJNsoMSn
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CHRISTIAN CITIZEN OFFICE,
Worcester, Mass, 28 July, 1850. {
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-16
WHOLE No. 2sOS.
LABOR MOVEMENTS.


MEETING oF UPHoLSrERsRs-A highly respec.
table meeting Of the Upho's,erers ef this City was
held on last evening at Marion Hal, Is Canal s.,
George Hoyie Esq, was called on 70 preside
Denis Conkliu. Esq Secretary The minutes hay
iug been read, the Chairman proceeded to receive
the reports from the different workshops. as order
ell at last meeting. The employers. in geaeral,
have acceded to the demand and agreed to pay
seven dollars per week with the per centage SIS
TEN The Chairman informed the German bro
theirs Of the trade OF the above course. and was
londly applauded Mention was made Of some
employer in Brooklyn who is paying men wages
below the standard. 4 Committee was appointed
to wait on him and reason with him. The meet
ing then adjourned
The CONVENIENTLY assembly room OF
Gems Fourteenth w ard Hotel, was densely pack
oil last nj .ht on the OF the regular monthly
meeting of the United Society OF Joupeymen
Cordwainers, ,on mems branchl a great number
OF new members joined, and the Society now
embraces about 800 members out Of nearly 1000
Shoemakers engaged in the making Of mems boots
and shoes in this city, whose average has Lot here
to,ore exceeded five dollars per week. Mr. Nc
Carly made propos ton at the last meeting which
was adopted, that In case any members OF this
Society should be thrown out of employ, that az
Association Shop should be established. The init
alton fee is - cents beside regular contribution
OF l2l cents.
The German Cordwaincrs have also large So
ciety which co6perates with their English brethren
SO far as not to allow any of their members to work
in shops put on a strike by the latter. They have
adopted the same scale OF prices also.
This Society intends that no workman shall re
ceive less than an average of s. per week, and a
fair scale of wages has been adopted for piecework
which has been adopted by 70 extensive shops
only five or six shops refusing to accede to the just
demands Of this much-oppressed class Of mechanics
THE HOUSE PAISTERs.-A large meeting OF this
Society was held last night at the Headquarters
corner Grand and Elizabeth SITS. Mr. WIN. ;. GRE
CORY in the Chair a considerable number OF new
members were initiated and proposed.
The House Painters throughout the City are
Joining the Practical Benefit Protection SocIe
ty." and ere long it will number 300 working mem
bers The employers and journeymen in the differ
ent shops all approve OF the features OF this organ
/ zatiOn
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

RoBBERY.-On Saturday afternoon the watch
and ewelry store Of Mr. b acs, on Newark-av. was
robbed Of eighteen watches. silver pencils, etc.
valued at 500. Mr. Black had been to New-Iork
to see a friend off in the Cherokee, and upon his
return found he had been robbed as above. Suspi-
con attached 10 Thomas Sullivan, an Irish boy Of
10 years OF age, employed in Mr.. Hoimans coal
ward Officer Pollard arrested him, and was con
veyng to jail, when the boy on pretense OF confess
sing something to Mr.. Hoffman, induced Mr. z to
20 back with him, and when on Newark.ay. broke
away and ran, plunging through the green
slime and water on the vacant lots north OF the ay
enue up to his middle Mr. P. not liking to follow
went round and lost sight OF the fugitive but finally
discovered his head bobbing up aud down to es-
cape drowning, at the end OF the long pier in Har-
sinus Cove. He collarcd him ann left him in the
charge Of Marshal Ellis to dry. The watches have
not been found. photographic.
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The property mentioned He wss .ourl guilty and
sentenced 70 The State Prison FIR two years.
IriGl f9r Bnrgl0rv.-Chas Starkie and Michael
Oae! were II e. ga charge Il burglary b. the
10 ri degree In breaking into the store - Caleb 4
Burgess, 30 Front - on toe 2Jfh OF March aud
stealing there'rom quantity Of cotton. The pri-
sonefs II appears, were at the time ia he employ
OF Mr. Burgess, AID possessed themselves oil The
Key 10 the cellar door. About O'Clock IL the eve
nins they were caught in the act OF passing oat
oss OF cotton from the cedar. The case wssclaar.,
proven and the Jury .ound them guilty. Shafkey
was sentenced 10 the State Prison 6r two Yeas
AM Dale. ior t~o years aud six uonihs
IrGt for Naming Edward McDernott was
tired charged with bt,ng oh the nose Of Wallace
Green, Oh the 20th OF March lsi9. The act was
committed az the house OF the complainant in
BroOme near Wo0sterst. while he was In bed
The prisoner aud man named James RYAN en-.
tered his room and behaved in 4 very offensive
manner. NcDermott then assaulted the complainant
and held HIM by the hair and deliberately biz of
his hose. The only defense offered was an attempt
70 prove n good character. The Jury found him
guilty, but recommended the prisoner to the mercy
oi tnc Court. H. vas sentenced TO the State
Prison lor years, tina; ing the shortest term al
OWL BY the statute. Adjourned
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VOYAGE The vessel. thev stated. would sal IN If
teen days. The complainant finding that he hal
been duped, preferred the charge The accused
were held for examination.
ARRFsr FOR grand LARcEST.-A man named
VIM Davis was taken into custody yesterday
charged with stealing $40 the property of horato
Reed Of No. l. Bovery The accused. 1t appears.
went into the butchers shop OF NJ Reed, uader
pretense oi seekinl employment While there ne
observed M r place some money IN the draw
and soon after leave his clerk being in the sioro.
Davis watched tie clerk and during momentary
absence abstractci the money from the drawer.
and left. \ moment after the clerk returned and
m saed the money he at one pursued the accused,
Who, urol bcil- 1vcrtaken, attempted u throw
away the money IL was recoy cred, and the thief
was locked az b. Justice Timpsou 70 answer the
charge.
GEAyD LARcENY-John Gallagher was yester.
day arrest0i charged with having. In connection
with two others r.nlen, On the night OF the ON
inst S63 IN bank ui..s the property OF Jas g. Reed
residing at No. 50 Bowery. The complainant, 1t
appears was slightly intoxicated, when he tel IN
with the accused who invited him to take plate
of oysters in a cellar corner OF Canal and Elm SIS
where, it is alleged, he succeeded IN taking the
money from his watch pocket. Gallagher was
taken before Justice Mountior and locked up TO
await an examination
GRAND LRRcEyY.-James o Bricn was arrested
Yesterday, and committed to answer a charge OF
Grand Larceny, in steal ing on the 18Th instant ~
in cold coin, AID several articles Of wearing apparel
the property Of James Crowley, residing az No. :
Morris street The gold was IN the pocket OF par
Of pantaoons, which the accused is charged with
stealing So Of the gold was found in possession OF
James Carey, 70 whom the prisoner had slyenit tor
safe keeping
OFFENsEs-John Moriarty was arrested last
night about eleven O'Clock, charged with having
knocked down Patrick Hart in the street and stoen
his watch. Mary Kelley was arrested for stealing
a gold ring, and q from Thomas d .ncan
ISQUgsT-On Sunday, on the body OF John I
Burke who was o1nd dead in his bed at 9 o clock
at his boarding house, corner OF Forty-eiehth st
and Eighth The jury found verdict OF death
from disease of the heart
FoUSDLING.-On Sunday night, Mr. l. Nj. Johh
ston found an infant, apparently about two months
old, in an alley in Robinson st. 1t was sent to the
Aims House.
Cook. THE PRoDIGY.-This wonderful little mu
scian only nine years OF age gives farewell Concert Oh
Thursday night The loves miracles, and VIII be
there See advertisement
| DEGFNrss CURED.-Mr. Lewis OF Brooklyn
calls upon Ms saying he seized with desness
short time since aud for a week could not hear anything
but DR. Luener Of s. East Broadway by only two opera
nons has restored his herring that il good as ever