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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31

y The copper mines near Litchfeld. Connect
cut are being worked with increased success The
ore extracted yields large per centage of pure cop
per- and no doubt now remains, that as the miners
penetrate deeper into the bowels of the mountain
'ne ore Will be found to be of a richer and better
quality.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31
FREE SOIL AT THE CITY HALL

There will be Grand Rush of the Free Democ-
racy of Worcester at the City Hall, FRIDAY
EVENING, Nov. l, at O'Clock, to hear speech
fromHoN E. L. KEYES, of Dedham, whowiIl be
here this time and NO MISTAKE! Free Sellers
walk up in solid column, and bring in your wing
neighbors.
. Ladies are invited TO attend
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r On the 22d. the saw mill of Austin Eastman
in North Amherst, entirely destroyed by fire
Loss on the building $500: on machinery ST 200
The building and machinery were insured for ST 200
The origin of the fire is unknown
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NEW ARRANGEMENT
EXCHANGE EATING HOT
Central EXCHANGE,

<
Directly under Worcester Banf on5 po.t i,
VIE subscribers having become Joint Pronr;o,o
l. Lessees of the two well-known iating HPn aoto1s
Cehtral Exchange Building, have re-modeIIed tbo r
.iogHuet az great pans and expense, and coDyered
1 In -. ONE VI SPACIOUS AND SPLENDID SALOON
Dy 1o1eet, arranged after the style of the FIRST 1t
saloons IN New York and Boston, combining ali tbo I
cohVehences and accommodations and fornino ono X
most conmodious and agreeable EATING HOUSES IN M
before opened in Worcester - nv AAip
Inc establishment will be known as the Fxcu 4,
EATING HOUSE, and Will be conducted mn a scai :
e ta Gd ana bounty commensurate with its spacious ch
Ter ana arrangements, forming place respectable
and agreeable reireshment to the citizens of orcet
OF great advantage and accommodation to the pubIc
orally P""'~N
PRIVATE TABLES are arranged for the con,,o,,io,,
transient guestsa good DINING HALL for rec lar ii,
ana public occasions-and fine PRIVATE RooNs for COZ
mes OF trends, clubs societies. and parties The v
establishment is lighted by gas, and furnished in last
iberaty and with express reference TO the ease cn,
and enjoyment of visitors. ' -
The LARDER will always embrace all the substant;.
standard dishes and yands and vigiant care ,v be No
hclude the luAures and decacies of all seasons an
whole VIII be served mp in the most approved and
style and manner Having secured the services of u
experienced ana shiilu caterers, united with their owl
sohal supervision and efforts, they have no bestara
warrantng TO all guests the most grateful entertainmeb
perfect satisfaction
OYSTERS, Of the best breeds, received fresh
ana prepared IN every variety of sly lie. Also for sale
Meals will be furnished at all hours
and Clubs, Parties, &C. will be provided for at the b
notice and on the most liberal terms
well selected stock of foreign and domestic FRI
all klnds-NUTs, CoNFEcrIoNARY, Hor COFFEE,
Cocoa, &c, will always be found on hand
GTA regular Pastry Department. under III,
duel OF an experienced Lady, is connected with the
| lishnent, and fresh and choice PASTRY and CAE
every variety, viii always be found in reserve and s
to families parties &C., upon ORDER in the most promI
satisfactory manner.
III Ladies can call with perfect proprir ty as such
custom of the place.
~ The subscribers cordially invite the patronage Z
citizens OF Worcester and OF the public assuring Them
no attention or expense shall be wanting to rel dt
EXCHANGE EATING House worthy of their most ccl,
support and appreciation
N. II. Clam ChOwders, A No. 1. furnished
AiUhDAf EVENING during the season, from
fresh from the of the Narraaanset and taken
ly for our Establishment.
DAN'L c. THURSTON
JOSEPH NJ. RICHARD
Worcester October 81, 1850. w5Isj
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Loss OF FERRY-BoAT. Albany Oct. 20
The horse ferry-boat plying between Greenwich and
this city sunk IN the liver early this morning. Sew
eral mllitmen with their wagons were on board al
the time. The men were picked up by the steamer
Oliver Ellsworth, but the boat and the wagons sunk
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. President Fillmore has
announced his determination to enforce the Fugitive
Slave Law, let the consequences be what they may,
and If necessary he will protect the u s. Marshals
IN the discharge of their duty, by calling to their aid
the force of the army.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31

CONCERT OF JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind's
Concert Tuesday evening, the most brilliant one
yet given since her return to New York The house
was full, and the enthusiasm was very great.
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10 Inc mayor of Boston gave US his personal az.
sO'ance' Yesterday, that fugitive slave should bc
into slavery. ''''''u JACK
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TEXAS ACCEPTS. The vote in Texas on the boun-
dairy question gives heavy majority in favor of ac-
ceptng the proposition. We should have guessed So
An immense territory and 100000 Of dollars were
not to be snarled at, even by the ours of Texas
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70 gentleman just returned to this country
p 1onl Tour IN Europe, was asked how he liked lbe
Nv NUNS o. Fompeli. 'Not very well," was the re-
Ply "they are SO much out Of repair %
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n 9 Inc remains Of the lato President arr;vod =,
'''ours at O'Clock on Sunday night. Al noon Tho.
uay' they were escorted to the steamer
military and civic procession. s"''' y
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Pine Apples, fully matured, large, and of excel
lent flavor, have been grown in the vicinity of Mo
bile 1t is thought that tropical fruits may be there
cultivated, by proper and attention, with COM
plete success
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31

10 The Pittsburg Columbia Ohio Wing says about
800 Fugitives have left that place and Marietta for
Canada.
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y Texas has made a demand on the President
for more thorough defence of her frontiers from In
dian incursions.
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ARMY MOVEMENT. The regiment Of II. s
Artillery will leave Fort Brook (Forda) for New
York, 10th November.
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ONE CONTINUOUS CONSTITUTION -
ONE DEsTINY''-is the Wing doctrine. Misrule
-Ihob law-anarchy and confusion is the mad sem
nnent of the new coalition in this State. Ponder,
ireemen before you deposit your ballot for dsmeml-
oerment of our Union Boston Bee.
One country! is the Wing doctrine, is it! Then
where was MIR. Hoar, the commissioner Of this State,
when the chvaly of South Carolina insultingy babe
him go home to Massachusetts, or abide the conse.
quences! He was in South Carolina, wasn't he7 fIe
was IN part OF this country where they hate behold
the honest countenance of northern mani where the
only species OF faces that esteemed are brazen faces
and dough faces. One country forsooth this may be
the Wing doctrine; but Wing acceptance is any sort of
country, and any part of it, that shareholders and
save hunters please. One constitution is the Wing
doctrine, too, is it! 1t not the constitution of .he
United States, them for that secures trial by jury and
ha6eas corpus 1t may be the constitution of expediencv
and caprice, which the Wing party with Willard Fill
more and Attorney General Crttenden recognize The
constitution of the United States is free constitution
The constitution of the Wings is constitution of any
thing that the party peases and desires And one des-
tiny is their doctrine aso is it? Where is the true
man who would mix up his destiny with party; who
would chain his fate to the chariot wheels of any polit
zeal body, and allow himself be dragged through DO
luton whithersoever the party might desire to take
him? No, Messieurs Wings, Liberty, Justice, and
Honesty are nobler watchwords than the vague inde
mite expressions with which partzans and sycophants
would impose upon you. ''Let justice be done though
the heavens should fa was the sentiment of heath
en-. Try IT you can emulate this noble sentiment
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II The following is part Off spirited letter
from Canada, in the American Baptist;
Day Of freeman's highest JOY,

"oup C"iiuuu, ~ eHC EAuICiiCtih DdptlSl'
Day of freeman's highest JOY,
o! speed thy way;
Day when tyrants can't annoy,
Haste thee, we pray.
The above prayer will be uttered by every love
of God and his race, who either sees or hears of the
suffering condition of my distressed peope-disre
brought on by the enactment of that Internal BILL
Of nominations, called ''the fugitive slave BILL"
Its power has broken up hundreds of worthy color
ed families, who were doing well in the United States.
making comfortable living; enjoying religious pri
vileges, and educating their children-compeliinq
them to flee for liberty and life, and to seek an asy
lum, at this unpropitious season in this cold and wild
region, where they do but little at present 10
help themselves, and to be deprived of other desira
BILE advantages. americans, talk no more of Aus
trlan expressions; 10 us, Hungarians are free.
Oppression, everywhere, and under all circum-
stances, is wrong, and should be spoken against al
all times, by all people. But
Clay speaks for the Irish
Webster for the Pole
Cass for the Hungarans
Neither for the WHOLE.
Hence, their protested love of hbertp is mere
hypocrisy, and should be SO regarded and treated by
Christian people. For had they been as ready tc
speak against the oppression of their own land as
against that of others, every steamboat that arrives
in this part of the British Province would not be load
ed with my detected and oppressed countrymen
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Circulate the Documents.

JUsT PUBLISHED for distribution among the
People, the recent enactment known the
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW,
printed upon large type, that ''he that runs may
read' the niquity of our law makers Town Com
mitees supplied at short notice. price 75 cents per
hundred.
SPEECH OF Hon. CHARLES ALLEN.
pamphlet edition of Judge Aliens speech, de-
liyered in the City Hall, Saturday evening, Oct. s.
1850, is now ready for circulation.
All orders from individuals or Town Committees
will be promptly answered. Price IS cts. per hun
dred, $3.50 per thousand,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31

FREEsoIL STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
RooMs-No. l, Railroad Exchange-lower floor
Court Square, Boston. First door in the building
from Court street.
EDWARD L. KEYEs, Secretarg
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% There were 81 Cholera deaths in New Orleans
for the week ending the 18th inst
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FLORIDA ELECTION. The election in Florida has
resulted in the return of CabelI to Congress-
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The Convention then adjourned for dinner,


"ehaVe no accounts of the afternoons proceedings.
1t was supposed that whichever party prevailed the
friends or opponents of Horace Mann, that the other
would refuse to abide by the result If so, there will
be three candidates in the district but under any prob
able circumstances, we can hardly doubt of Mann cleo
ton.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

FbLlI assortment oil Ladies, Gents ana ChHuIeht
"A WINTER HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
ofevery description, very cheap.
Also LADIES', Misses and Childrens Merno and Cash
mere Vests.
CENTS silk Merno and Lambs Wool Under Shirts
and Drawers in great variety.
Always to be found at the lowest prices, at
Oct 80 DIV CA CHAMDERLIN a. cos
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VALET Lost

| OST by the subscriber, in This city, n WALLET =
tanning valuable papers, and no money The fin,
VIII be handsomely rewarded by giving the subscriber NOT
where u may DC found. JOSEPH +. HALE
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" superior quality, constantly on hand and for 81
~ bottles of all sizes. Also, by the pint gallon. or in
or quantities. J.. I. LAZELL, Apothecarv.
Oct ii dw4wis CA 9gl Main
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asesl them never had any other. These soapsare n
snded as preferable to all others by the best author
ev JOHN Picrpont says of the Shaving Soap, sit is
ed as preparation for the razor by any thing that
md2 DIR A A. Hayes State Assayer, says of the FL
ehn Cream, ~" have never met with any soap
which in cleansing the most delicate skin, would s
leave it perfectly moist, soft and healthy" DR..
>hanning says, :" have memory of so good an
IN. Luther V. Bell, superintendent Of the Mclean
says, il is superior to any other saponaceOus com
awe known" Hon, Horace Greeley of the N. Y "A
says, 1--WE have tried it and pronounce il perfect 4
soap is worthy of being mentioned the same day"
", Editor of the National Era says, 6 ii is in all re-
every best soap we have ever used " Mrs. Swiss
itFess OF the Pitsburg Saturday yisiter, says tits
taany thing in the soap line, either soft hard.n
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Steam Engine for Sale
Money Wante.

or Is horse power, in good running order has been
at this Office. DIFF oc
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JfrJw 4 masofis Group and Couch Svrn5

olryW Masons Group and Cough Syrup
( HlLDREN generally seized with the Group in the
" evening or during the night with coldness over the
whole surface, and in great difficulty in breathing long
sI sound produced with coughing, the voice
eu croakng snow Mason's Group and Cough Syrup is
sure specific for that dreadful and one Of the most fatal Of
all diseases of infancy and childhood also remedy for
wnooping cough, common Colds and feves produced by
coids and when given according TO directions perfectly
sale and highly saluary in its effects adults children
- Providence Jan. Is, 1850.
mcssrs snow ~ Observation-Disclosures The bottle Of your
Group and Cough Syrup that got Of you was the Of
saving the life ofmy youngest child 1t was taken in the
nsh win severe attack OF the Group, and ii seemed
though II could live; but gave il your Group and
Cough Syrup according the directions which my great
Joy,worked to CHARM The night that my child
taken with the Group two children in the neghborood
were taken and not having immediate relief both of them
died would recommend It every family and would on
no account be deprived oft myself
Yours respectfully, ADDISON NJ FAIRBANKS.
This Syrup Is prepared only by SNOW MASON,
Apothecaes, l67 Broadst Providence r. l. Price IS cts
Sold in Worcester by Scott Jr q Co. It. T. Lazell and
A. Clarke. eod3m oc3l
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Wet Nurse Wanted
INQUIRE at the Of Pleasant and Linden Streets
L oct30 DIFF
r.r, ,rr, a y. =. 80 -----...-.-..
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FOR GOVERNOR,

Free Soil Nominations,
ECTION, MONDAY, NOVEMBER llth,
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IS are invited to attend.
Eighth District.

The Wing Congressional Convention for this Dist
met at Dedham, yesterday. Every town was repre-.
sented, including three delegates from HULL. The
following resolution offered for the purpose of head
ing of Horace Mann, but the being put, it wa.
carried unanimously.
Resofed That as National Wings striving for the good
OF the country and the of the party il is our uty
select Tor Congress such have by their firm con
slant and mwaverng fidelity Wing principles given sat
lstactoy proof that they will support the Constitution and
Laws and sustain the administration Of our choice by All
Just and honorable means. - -
An informal ballot then taken for candidate for
Representative to Congress with the following result
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-31

FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
AMAsA WALKER Of North Brookfeld,
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MARRIED.
In this city, Oct 80 by Rev. o. H. Tllotsop Mr. Sill
Mann TO Miss N. B. Nichols VI oiu
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DIED.
In Paxton, Oct 10, Mr. Samuel A. Grosvenor so, ,
than p. Grosvenor, Esq, "a. sun VI
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WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

TuURsDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01
From the Philadelphia Es'nlag Bulls.ml
TO Ny CIGAR.

n, t,,, no, TO me OF your charming yonng misses;
v:ib rhcsas TAG the ruby and teeth Ike the PEAL
rs snorkn. wh mischie-and lips porting iof KISSES,
'Whilc L.ye ink beneath each encircng curl
Tbonrh ,iese adinre-stii. claiming 10. merit
Far caador, ms falling here will declares
And oh .larue not for tic vice inherit
admire mich mere, NY Havana Cigar
For beauty will fade, and eyes lose their brightness,
Soft checks their cafpnti"t Is time glidc~ away;
T,e voice ire how'd sweetness The ioosiep IT'S ieh:ess
Til wc know not Tomorrow the wreck OF today.
While , in nv study in comfort reclining,
Wen not lha; TIM. S visits leave many scar,
Nor regret tha, the world and its JOYS I'm rrsi2nlng,
As press 10 my iips my Havana Cigar.
Should friend prove uniai,hiu only thank Heaven.
And soon will my SORROWS al end bn' in snoS';
Should sickness appear, E-culapius has given
The true "Esculapin" al ills 10 evoke.
Then why should sigh Tor loves trials and ciories
Iconen, with the fate ihat the Gods have d'rte'd
nee. was poet 10 sing loves false stories.
Nor e'er ass'd n mistress. hnt one-~'he dark wee'
Still one word gentle readerbe ecai!r with reason
And blame no, The feelings here lave eAp,ts> q,
Nor charge my wd muse with discousing loves treason
Love n. or has beer known in my bachelor breast
For wanderer I've Travelled Oft scorncd and OF s9ornn
And friendship and love ever found but n star
That twink!cj al night, 10 be lost in me molnin@
While my cnly true friend was my faithful! cigar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-01
poETrCAL.
~ rur MILronp h,Rp,

Tur yICTIM-By THE MILFORD "'
-, ne The bowl. Sc io,ial band,
ti ,aa Ssa;d-"'twill rouse my hi,'.'' 49,,
Dr. ~ Conscience seized The treinoii's '''''''
And dashed the cup 10 eafoa'
10 looked around, he FLASHED, he ia"e"''
M ue sippcd the sna's'ihs wav'; ,,r,t
r II he icai-""ho d'in"' 'h,s "'""s"'
:" Shall dig a murders grave
10 started up, like ono that slept
And ,remA.d 10! his IRE; went,
H.. gs-rd agoand-Lis ch.i1Fes CO. We"
= There stood his weeping we
IN his deep dream he had ~ -
Their asonies and ~. - ;,cy kne!,.
Bat now he saw 'hga AMI ,,.,,.
70 plea! with p''Ne'' "'''
p., -. .,,, Gsad her ha'cia! s;'ell
eat thc .on. his wider mind;
M" in every hogc Il hell!
He was 10 reason bind.
NJ rrnsp'a the howl 10 seek lo'i.f
No more his conscience sa!J,
His bosom friend Was SINK in s;!ei,
His ohi,agen begged ~: bread.
His peace, hia frrtune and his fame
From him were doomed 10 pan;
His orphans were the heirs OF Same,
Ills wife, broken heart.
Through haurts Of horror and Of STRIFE,
He Sassed down lifc's dark tee;
He cursed bis 5crgarrd b"bos ard vile:
lie cursed himself, and died
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From ,he New York ianrnal Of Commerce


THE GREAT UNION MFETfNG.w. publish TO-
Meeting Castle Garden evening, October 30h
Many more signatures have been o5ainiprobably scnc
thouslnds-bn arc omitted Tor o! Seldom ii
ever have we known u!.cd sentiment among
merchants on any sutJ"ct, Than :is And the is
not much different among mechanics carmen &C.. We
may aay with perfect confidence that New York Civ rs
whole ia strongly in favor OF the Peace Measures bath il,
dyiduay and collectively and will do her par, 10 sustain
them
Among tho gentlemen who have been invited 10 attend
the meeting are the Hon. Daniel Webster Secretary of
State of the United States temporarily >oournpr at
Franklin ~ f. the place of his nativiiy 10 his cy
hausted energies the Hon. Mr. Dickinson member o the
United States Serac from this State, and The Hon. Mr.
Duer member OF the House oi Representatives delegate
cent TO Mr. Webster, present the invitation in person
will &c present and address the meeting: otherwise he Will
Of the best speakers in this city engaged for Tho OCCASION
held In This ci,y. II is meeting The laws. against
disoganizers and rebels IL is meeting maintain the
Union; for unless the North prepared fulfil their
in regard TO lie surrender of fugitive slaves the
Union cannot be- preserved The this is understood
the better il Will be for all concerned.
We ara assured hv member of the committee that
above one hall a. The signatures actually obtained
cnced 10 list Hence il appears ,ha, the whole number
OF signatures Of individuals is thousand very low
esuhla'e And large proportion OF them influential
QUEENS whose views will he likely influence others
Ahut tue signatures still fun her increased Is he
cause no public could made Of them and hecausc
luO0u was deemed sucien, specimen to show the char
acter Of the
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DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN-DEAT OF i
MILLIONAIRE

New Oslra::s Der. 27.--Mr. Haimanson, member Of
Congress arr lingering illness, died here Friday last
John McDonoueh well known citizen of this place,
puteh be worth millions of dollars and di'
rguishcd fn his extreme nscrly disposition died here OF
cholera On Saturday after brief illness appears that he
was native Of Baltimore and the Pcnynne says he has
left all his Immense of money to BE- DIVIDED among
the poa. Of Ma Oii@S aad Baltimore. The proportion of
the dividend towards these Charitable purposes However is
NOT stl;td.
The market ia firm. Sales Saturday OF LOGO
bales a, -. l3. cents H.. for good in.idng The
weeks sales amount TO % oua bales.