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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-23
rY- Some two or three weeks since, we saw


an announcement in the Free Press by author.
ity that Gov BARRY had positively declined be.
ing considered candidate for Governor at the
ensuing fall election. We were sorry to see
this announcement, for the reason that we be-
leve it will not be very easy matter to fill the
Executive Chair of this State, with a man that
in every particular is so well qualified as our
present incumbent. We like the man that can
say and speak plainly that monosyllable mo, with
as much promptnes as the word yes or in other
words 81 will think of your proposition sir, and
treat it in favorable light, if, find it possible
to do So" JOHN s. BARRY never gives an eva
sive answer similar to the above, or anything
like this prompt decision and disposal OF
matters that passes in review before him, CON-
bined with his stern, firm, determined character,
his unrelenting opposition to all, and everything
like foul or corrupt bankingare some of the ma
ny evidences that the executive part of our State
Government could not be committed to safer
hands. AS the decree has been made that we
cannot use Governor BARRY's name any longer
for the station now so ably filled by him, the in
quiry presents itself; who will the next dem
ocratic candidate? We need not look out of
to the post of Captain, and we indulge the hope
that the next democratic State Convention will
settle upon VIM. M. FENToN, of Genesee, for
Governor, and CALVIN BRITAIN, of Berrien Coun-
ty, for Lieutenant Governor. With those names
nailedto our masthead, the wings probably would
own beat without trying by regular nominal
ton of candidates. VIM. M. FENToN has been
the presiding officer Of the State Senate, by
virtue of his office of Lieut.. Governor, for the
last four years, and has discharged the duties
of that office as well as every other that has been
his lot to fill, with signal ability-his walk in
private life is unexceptionabe; in his inter-
course with his fellow men, he is the perfect
gentleman, he is the true democrat in his mode
of life, habits, manners and associations; con-
he is friend of the poor as well as
rich. BY education lawyer-at present he de-
votes the balance of his time not occupied in
official business in the improvement of his farm,
he has done much to aid in the advancement of
agricuture-let him be advanced. In speaking
Of CALVIN BRITAIN for the office of Lieutenant
Governor, we say what we know that he is a
working man in whatever station he may be
Dlaced-+we have the evidence of his ability and
itnsoo for tho post Of Lieutenant Governor in
The history of the past-he has filled many pla-
les of public trust with credit to himself and
honor to those who have so often elected him.
Let him be nominated by the Democratic State
Convention and his election will be sure
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-07-23

The Calhoun manuscripts, it is announced, are
nearly ready for the public.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
TO W00LEN AND COTTON MANuFaC .
TURERS.
Ferguson's Arrow Root Starch.

NHE Subscribers have been appointed sole Agents fo m
sale oil Ferenson's Manufacturers Arrow Root Stafcb
and expect to be family receiving in sufficient oan
lies 10 Nil orders TO any extent. 1t warranted nure
and made from Arrow Rdet only. F-Na
From the testimonials furnished US hv Mr. Ferousor
il appears that This article has been Used in number ~
manufactures in New York and New England The ast
year, with Unparalleled success. Ii forms sizing ro,
ton or WOODEN arm, OF great consistency and exraorna
y sheapness Ii takes the place glue altogether as hat
article not added to the sizing made of this Starch II
renders ihe cloth rmer ard more eslastc ard gives IN e
goods rich gloss that Iceland Moss and other xnensva
preparations cannot bestow."
The following extracts from letters lately received
1t is prepared similarly 10 other Starch for sizing II
makes lhe rt ads OF wooen yarn smoother and
than other Starch; pound Of IL corh three Dound
o POtatO starch for Sizing tuO0ten ydn have heard
highly recommended for cotton"
(Signed1 DANIEL BAGLEY
PHtsfeld, Aprit 29, 1851.
We have used nearly years and find it far ceon
er and better than glue any other STARCH am conf
dent would be much better fer the manufacturers
TO substitute it instead Of potato starch"
(signedl 7. CLAPP. Sd.
Pnt.feM, Aprtt 49, 1851.
am obliged to give yours tie preference both as re-
CARDS quality economy, labor in application, beauty &cn
(sisned) Z. H. ATHERTON.
Hartford, Aprtt 29, 1881.
The manufacturer having introduced machinery in its
preparation thereby esHenng COST is enabled to ofer it
u further reduced price
1 or sale, whr lesale by
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS d co.
myl6d l04 end l06 John st., New York
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
Massachusetts Legislature.

THURSDAY, May l5
SEEArE.-Sundry bills were advanced one stage.
ReportS Acceptet-Leave to withdraw on the petit
tions of Overseers of Poor of Amherst, Blackstone,
and Millbury.
Eleven bills passed to be engrossed and two were or
dered to a third reading.
Mr.. Buckingham called up the special assignment
the resolves concerning slavery-the question being
the amendment moved by Mr.. Wilkins on the second
resolve.
The amendment was opposed by Messrs. Keyes,
Buckmg ham, and Wilson.
Before taking any question on the amendment the
Senate adjourned.
| HoUsE.-The report concerning the prororgation oi
the Legislature, was laid on the table.
| Reports Of Committees On the Judiciary by Mr..
Gushing, bill concerning powers Of Police Court Of
Worcester.
BY Mr. Mills that the resolve for amendment Of the
Constitution relative to the gubernaria election ought
to pass
The order offered by Mr.. Bates, Of Mansfield, tha,
no member shall speak than twice, OF fifteen min.
utes at a time, opposed by Messrs. Keith Of ROx-
bury, and Earle Of Worcester advocated by MIR. Set-
son OF Rantree, aud adopted, by vote Of Ill to So.
| Passed to be Enacted-Bis, to incorporate the MeI
rlmac Insurance Company, the German Mutual Society
the Massachusetts Universast Society," in relation to
fund of 9th school district in Weymouth, authorize
Thomas IL. kithed TO repair and maintain his wharf
to incorporate the Trustees of the Hollis Institute il
BraInhee, to allow corporations to be represented
the election OF officers Of Mutual Fire Insurance Com.
panies resolves, in favor of Eiphaet s. Darling and
in favor of Franklin Rugges.
The special assignment, the bill TO incorporate the
town OF West Roxbury, taken up.
The bill was opposed by Messrs. Washbufn, Of Wor-
cester, Dnsmoor Of Lowell, and Keith Of Roxbury, in
speeches OF fifteen minutes length. when the fifteen
minutes order reconsidered and laid on the table,
The discussion continued.
The bill was then passed to third reading, by a
vote Of l02 to 81.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

INVASION OF CUBA.-The rumors Of invasion from
the United States, had reached Havana, and had pro-
dnced much excitement amongst the citizens, and
ed the issue Of the following proclamation the army.
GENERAL ORDERS OF THE ARMY.
"Soldiers They intend again TO tread the soil your
vaor defends-the who at Cardenas cowardy fed
before handful ofus
"He who leads them is traitor. Those who fol.
low, without known country or flag, are no more than
pirates You ,oiH gae then, no quarter a
''Soldiers Your valor and your discipline assure me
that their determination will be retarded only by delay
in encounteripg them. 81 are.s1sessf
W sISgnedl CONCHA. I
HaUana, April 20, 1851. .au a,sa W
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

WATER IcEs.-Mr. Frampton, Conectoner, No 6
Pleasant street, manufactures cooling beverage,
called water ices They possess all the consistency and
leicacy of flavor of ice creams, without producing that
acidity in the stomach which often results from the use
of creams. This preparation has just been introduced
from Europe, by Mr. Frampton, who, we believe, is the
only manufacturer of the article in the States. Our
citizens who begin to feelthe parching effects of the
glowing SUM- will do well to call MIR. Frampton's ard
make themselves acquainted with this delightful prepa-
ration
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

CoLoRED DELEGATEs TO EuRoPE.-The coo~ed
people of Allegheny county, Pa, have appointed Chas
Lenox Remond, Of Salem, and Robert Purvis, of By
erry, Pa. egates Europe to lay before the assem-
bed millions at the great Worlds Fair, the condition of
the coorcd population of the United States, under the
provisions Of the infamous Fugitive Slave Bill, and to
ask an expression of dsapprobaton against the cruel
ties and expressions they suder.--Saiea freeman.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
Lyrics for cl.e Ti,nes.---xo. 8.
FREE NO MORE.
B Y ACH TT.

Great God before whose radiant throne
Our Pilgrim Fathers bent their knee,
whom they sang in heartfelt tone
The anthem of their spirits free
we dare not kneel where they have kneIt,
Upon the rocks of Plymouth shore
we cannot sing the songs they felt,
or we, their sons, are free no more
nc rocky altar where they prayed,
stu stands in Plymouth, on the Bay,-
but not prayer can there be said,
Which God might hear and freeman pray;
Alone the streams Of Ocean dare,
In freedom kiss that altar o'er;-
lhe tyrant shakes his slave.whip there,
And we, oh we are free no more!
We hear the call of freedom still
That call at which our fathers woke,
And braved royal tyrant's will,
And dashed aside his CALLING yoke
We tread the land that Warren trod,-
The land he haIlowed with his gore,-
But oh our souls cannot lie glad,
For we, ah we, are free no more /!
The winds can siug'by Salem's nlls,
Their love songs to the blushins flowers;
And they can sweep DER Suffolk hills,
As freely as the chaiuless hours;
But we, the sons of patriot sires,
Whose swords to freedom won our shore,
Stoop to the yoke of perured liars,
And feel that we are free no more.
In Boston where the blow was struck
That with electric swiftness thrilled
Our country's heart with earthquake shock,
And all her soul with freedom filled,
The hunter of our brothers reigns
The laws of God and freedom oer;
And in our faces shakes the chains
That tell us we are free no more.
Recreant to freedom, and to God,
The slaves of slavery bow them down,
Upon the Bay States sacred sod,
Before the Southern pirates frown;
They kiss his feet as spanieIs would,
They "agitatien" loud depIore;
And for his gold they give him blood!
Our countIy's sons are free no more.
But, brothers, let us raise our heads,
And proudly look upon the sun,
That floods of golden glory sheds,
Our cultured wales and hills upon;
And let US swear, beneath his ray,
The sacred oath our fathers swore,
That Massachusetts yet shall say,
My gallant sons are slaves no more!
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

DANIEL WEBsTER's PHRENoLoGIcAL De-
vELoPEMENr.-The UNIr, New York phreno-
Logical and psychological journal, gives the following
digest Of Daniel Webs er's character as indicated
ny ms cfahium - saNW apiisg4 bsf a,ffHErF
We would not recommend him as man 10 be
looked up to forimiiaton, for his character is very
defective from the great want Of Conscien,iousnes
and SefEsteem. Were these faculties proportion
ably developed, he would be safe as well as dsiin-
gulshed model for imitation In his makeup, as il
is, lie is deficient 10 personal integrity, that were
the rising generation to pattern after him, such as
he is, society wouId become chaotic, and The de-
pendence that exists n social order aud business arr
rangemenis would be lost sight Of.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

Notice to the LsIies.--uaving fitted up Rooms il
he most c0nUeneat and ;sasat i,ie", eypress.f ;or
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS and engaged tne eerv
ces Of an experienced Mantua Maker, (Mss NJ JOHN
SOM shall be ready April lst carry that depart
ment of business an al ats different branches in the most
taste efut and scientific
p. S-We would also inform the Ladies Of Worcester
and its vicinity, thai have made arrangements re-
ceive the LATEST LONDON q PARIS FASHIONS
sem-nonihly
aprl-dwtf l.. HARDON & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

MR.. EmERsoE's LECTURE, upon the Fugitive
Slave law, at the City Hall, last evening, most
eloquent affair." The audience, which very larsss
frequently testified their appreciation Of the sentiments
Of the speaker by the most enthusiastic applause. f
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

To EDIToRs SPY:
SirsAn ice in your paner of the Gath March, states
that had sold to Mr. A. W. Van Als the exclusive right
to my process Tor taking portraits landscapes in
natural coOrs, in Worcester Co. Mass. This error,
and would hereby that have made
arrangements that effect with any individual person
whatever. l.. L. HILL.
Westkill, Greene Co.. N. V NAV l. 1851 We dM2W
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

LOOK TO yoUR DooRs.--Y Yesterday forenoon, the
house of VIM. A: Smith Esq, upon High street, was
entered by evil disposed person, thoroughly ran.
sacked, and fine gold watch belonging 10 Mr. Smith,
carried of. Our citizens cannot be 100 much on their
guard against such uninvited guests.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
B L. HARDoN & co.

" In reference certain statement that appeared in
the Spy of Saturday. stating that Mr. H the dscOgerer
of taking colored daguerreoype had not sold the right
Of his mode of taking pictures in this County, redi-
firm that have the right and that right in black and white,
dated March 10th and furthermore, that there gen.
teman in this city that had letter from Mr. Ill.,
ting that he had made dspOsure OF Worcester
County, and that letter be produced any time.
A. w. VAN AI.STIN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

In this city, 4th instant Charles Perry Chapn, aged Al
u Funeral THIS MORNING, at II O'Clock, from the
Old South Church. Friends invited to attend.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

NJ Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
ar the next day. will please in early in the ~
possible Also wishing to insert advertise emens in
he Weekly, SHOULD send in as early as Monday noon.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

AsPLEKDrD CHArcE.-The house lot 10 be sold
at auction to-morow morning, at the Of Crown
and Chatham streets, opposite the residence Of Rev.
DIR. smaiey will afford opportunity for any gentle
msn who desires 70 bad Of coming into possession Of
the most egbIy located lot In that section Of the city
,,....t.. Fere1 ~
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

The grand jury of Berrien County, Michigan, have
indicted over forty Of the prsoners now under e,
conspiracy 70 burn the raroaddepot in Miles, some five
or six weeksago. iftfila a9ri1fs0 ~ :
sa,a afi sl 5laSD faM taiM tfN9 fgaI Z
,slNNA4i III .Ff al tHa.8 slfslrrf Il
.iag4if fingfG sHst- l.rt.l 4
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

u JOB PRINTING of all knds-Pamphlets,
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa-
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate terms. diff
MEssRs. EDIToRs: Having occasion to call at A. P.
WARES Clothing Store, few days SINCE agree
ably surprised to the pile of good and fashionable
garments, of every description, upon his tables We
agreeably because This of things different from
what it but few years since, when Ready Maze
Clothing hardly deserving the name, and when no
cloth cut up by the manufacturers of ready made
clothing, which possibly could be disposed OF in any other
way. ltis however this time exactly the
None but the best and fashionable styles of cloths
purchased by the gentemany Proprietor of this establish
ment and by the assistance of good and tasteful
he is enabled 10 offer to the public assortment of cloth
ing which, for beau and durability cannot be surpassed
ap22-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city, by Rev. Mr.. sweetzer, Mr.. Samuel Green
halgh aud Miss Ann Butcher.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
WILLIAM S. BARTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Late of the firm OF Bacon Barton, has removed his
Office
(. HARRINGTON BLOCK,
directly opposite the foot Of Pleasant street.
EXTENSIONS, Bounty Lands, Naturalization, Conveym-
cing Collection and all Law matters promptly attended
maI5--dwtf
Badness Prevented by the Of Burditt's OIL
eaeinous Medcated Command badness can be preyened
dry hair softened the danu removed and the hair beau
titled in be tquaIed by any other article in
The genuine article be found at the Drns store
of LII LAZELL 20l Main street. Price % and 35 cents
per bottle. ap16df
DIR. II. BUXTON, PULMONIST -- OFFICE
and RESIDENCE No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
tonstsWhere his services be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when not prevented by preyou
Professional Duties.
Auscultatlon and Advice, Free dtf-dec25
COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER,
With every variety Of sYRurs Fifty Tickets for one dol.
lar. L. t. LAZELL, Apothecary,
myl6dwtf POI Main street.
GOOD NURSE
CAN BE OBTAINED At no "a WASHINGTON
apl4l - STREET. dlm*
Silver Door Plates
Engraved at No. Brinley Hall.
Also Trunk and Cefn Plates, Seals Jeceiry, ,Silur
apl4 Ware, &c. d3m
MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON,
Female Physician and Midwife,
apl4l No. IL Sal M ST., Worcester. Idly
J. X. CLARK, HOMdPATTHC PHYsI-
CIAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from to 9
A. NJ, and from 10 p. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, S85l. janl II
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.--
Win attend "a this and to other matters Of business at his
Office over the CentraI Bank.
Worcester, Oct s, 1850. diff
MRS. s. GOODWIN, experienced and success
full Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night,
attend to the duties of her profession Residence, No e.
Austin street. ap2l-dtf
sEGARs of Exquisite favor are always to
be found in quantities TO suit, at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZELL,
ebl3dtf 20l Main ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
Best Coach and Furniture Varnish.

A1OSU OUtIV1H 1AAUltAV ~
HE subscribers Agents for Of the best Varnish
Manufacturers in Newark, N. j.. and ready sup
ply all ia want OF article that will give satisfaction Per-
taking gallons lime have it made orler
thereby securing article that will suit.
All Varnish warranted and money refunded exchanged
if not satisfactory.
t,.4 sAM'L. q. WHITES & CO.. Harrington Corner
mar4.dw6m Opposite the City Hall.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

WOrceSter, IS. Pr0bGfeiOHce. Nav l5 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of WILLIAM DRU
RY, late of Holden, deceased, GREETING
NOU cited to appear at Court OF fProbae 10 be hG
Il den at Worcester, OH the first Tuesday Of June next
TO show cause why the separate rendeed by
Ephraim Drury and Ezra Goddard the Executors of Their
administration sad Estate, and theelam said Ephram
Drury as creditor, should not be allowed
myl6-dlF2M* LHAS G. PRENTISS Reg
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

s8 LOST,
ON Main stie eet or between Main and Green street. a
" SMALL POCKET BOOK, containing about Twenty
Dollars, in bank bills, and Note, demana signed by
Edmund CAPEN, payable to SALLY WILLIS The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the the Spy
Office.
All persons cautioned about purchasing said note as
payment Of the same has been stopped my16-dlw.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.-.
viii attend ia this and to other matters Of business at hi
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester. Oct. s, 1850. n. i. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
Commonwealth of MassachnseI1s.

Norfdlk, SIS. Probate Office, May a. A. d 1881
pom the petition of WILLIAM LYNDE Of Leicester
- in the County of Worcester prayngg that EZEKIEL
appointed Administrator of the oods andEestae ofSAiLY
LYNDE, late of Roxbury in said County Of Norfolk SIN
gle woman deceased, Order ed that said William Lynde no.
thy all persons interested that they may appear and be
heard concerning The at Conrt of Probate ho
den at Dedham, in said County, the first Tuesday of
june A. d. 1851 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon by caus-
ing This order to be published three successve in
the newspaper called the Daily Spy printed in said Wor-
cester
my 16.dlF2M S. LELAND. Judge bf Probate
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16
I0 ST

AN Monday evening, May l2th on Elm or Chestnut ss
" WHITE CASHMERE SHAWL, with a prin'ed
Border Any person finding The will be suitably re-
warded, by leaving it at j. p. KETTELL's STORE, 2l5
Main street e myl6-d3t~
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are always to
be found in quantities TO suit at The Drug Store OF
l.. T. LAZELL,
ebl3-dtf r.- 20l Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

j. k. CLARK, HOMGPATHTC PHYSI.
CIAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from TO 3 p. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, F95l. jan1 II
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

MRS. 8. GOODWIN, an experienced and
ful Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night,
attend to the duties of her profession Residence No
Austin street. ap2l-dn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

6& Wanted,
A Man to bottom Boots and Shoes, 10 whom liberal wn
IN ges will be given, by applying to Me
A. GARDNER, Globevllle,
! mylo-ulww2r Southbrdge.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

For Sale M Va ~
TTNHE subscribers have IS BsoAD CLOTH LOOMS :,
l. gooi ariicle-which they will sell very low.
Blackstone, May l6, 1851. my16.daw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-16

Tenement to Let.
k~a A TENEMENT, containing rooms within 80
t.:A rods oi the City Hall. Rent 500. Inquire Of
EIM l@ @a1# gahaA S. :, SWEETSER, or
myl6-df SYLVESTER ELLIS
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All Obituary. Notices exceeding six
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NO 4 81

festival Nelly Iookfed pinched ana
worn; fl,e baby cried for q iarger sun.
p'y OF m'ik than lis fonr. Starving moth.
ercotld give it. ( Myyrigh, hnnd had
moi ioreo. its cunning. and i wen, ont
once more 10 my poacbing. I knew
where l'e gang met, md know ,yhat
a welcome 'bnck l. shonld baye-.a far
wurrlcr ti'd more bep,iy Welcome ,ban
good men Ind given. me when 1 trial
10 ehlcr lheir rnnks. Onihe road TO tI,e
meejns, place | fell in with nm old man
one who had been companion 10 my
tulher in his early days. =
"What, lad" said lie, cart ,i,ou f,,yn.
ing bnck 10 the old lradc2 It's The bet
Ter business, nowt tha, co,lon has Jailed %
a "Ay," said !, "cotton is starving na
outright. 4 nun may benr deal him.
sell, but lic'l do angii bnd and sinful ia
save his wife and cllild.:'
."Nay, lad" said he, "poaohine is nos
sinful; itgoes againta n1an,s laws bn,
no! against God's.''
was too weak 10 argue or ,alk much.
had moi laslcd food for Two days. Bns
J mufmured, ,"ALany rate, Itrusted Ia
nave been clenr ol ii, ,forlhe rest of my
days. 1t led my father wrong at first.
! have tried and | hare striyen. Now
! give all up. Right or wrong shall be
me same TO me. Some are fore doom.
cd; and so am IL" And US j spoke.
some notion Of the fuiurity ,hnt would
separate Nelly, the pure and holy. frou,
me. the reckless and dcspernie one,
came over mo with an irrepressjbie
burst OF anguish. Just then the bella
OF Bolton in -Bollnnd struck up slad
peal, which came oyerihe woods, in i,,s
solemn midnight air, ike the sons OF
y The morning shouting, for ios--ihey
seemed so clear and iuhilan,. It waa
Christmas Day, and Ifeltlike ON outcass
irosA. The gladness andHthc salvation.
IOldfJonah spoke oui: sa !f