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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
THE WORLDS FAIR !

There is saying, old, but true,
That "every day brings something new !"
Which &c something" for lis day will rage,
The wonder Of this wondrous age
Thus old Joice Heath went through the land
And so did Johnson's colUred band;
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers;
And NUMEROUS bands Of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed, near
Two million ladies i'll a year /;
Barnum, the Great; Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers Greek Slave;
All have enjoyed their length OF days,
And all received their need of praise.
And now, beyond the bounds OF ocean,
We've seen contentious and eommotion1
a spot in London Vic selecteds
A Crystal Palace she erected,
Where " furious Frank and fiery Hum"
The Yankee and the Englishman,-
The Turban'd Turk, and Spain's GrandeesS
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in more peaceful strife engage;
Each rear aloft its standard high,
Each win the palm OF victory
The strife begins-the race commences,
And heller, skelter--over fences
And pushing, pulling, holding back,
Go all the wager-winning pack
And when the contests almost ended.
And when their strengths almost expended,
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
Just PUSHES up, and TAKES THE PRIZE
He plowed their land. and moved their oats.
And picked their locks and beat their boats
And told them that, throughout creation,
There's nothing like the Yankee nation
Though some in distant lands would roam,
They'd still sprinkling left at home. w.
There's Webster, Clay and Thomas Benton
And many more that he could mention;
And works of Art-for some thing fine,
macuIIar-in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacious Store,
A genus homo, at the door,
To show to ALL who've any wits,
That he can clothe and "give them--fits. -
At Worcester, in the Old Bay State,
AT early morn or evening late,
You'll find him with perfect stock,
Al CLoTHING BAzAAR-PIPER BLocKG
There may be bought, I do suppose,
The Gentleman's or g Farmers Clothesv
AT prices, too, the lowest sum,
For 4" trade there tohem Pm to hum %
157 The Yanke, of COURSE knew where it wa
his interest to trade; if you all will trade at the
place it WILL undoubtedly, be for your interest to d
Macullar. Williams & Co.
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MA
- no. Piper,s Bloc
CLOTHING BAZAAR, al MAIN STREET,
sep26 dwistf WORCESTE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29

worcester, S.. November %, 1851
ON. CHARLES MASON Commissioner of Insol-
i vency for the County of Worcester, has this day
ISSUED Warrant authorsng and requiring the 6her-
i'll of said County, or his Deputies messenger 10 take
possession OF the Estate Of PETRO PIERCE, of
Templeon in said county, Trader, nsolyent debt
Or and the payment of any debts, or the delivery
Of any property by him. for his use are now forbid
den by law
meeting of the creditors of said insoivent debtor
Will be held at Court of insolvency. at the office of
said Commissioner, in Ftchburg in said county, on the
lth day OF December next 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, for the proof of debts and the choice of an as.
slgnee or assignees JOSHUA HOSMER, d. S.
h29-d5twlt Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
New England Health Company,


few Young Men of correct moral character, good
address and business habits wanted Agents
for this Company, in various parts of New England.
FRANKLIN WHlPPLE, Secretary.
Pamphlets containing the Bylaws of the Company,
their rates of insurance, &c, will be furnished gratis by
calling at the office. n0v20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
MISCELLANEO Us.
Tnsolyent Notice,

W0rcester, So. November 81, 1851.
A WARRANT has been duly issued by Charles Ma
IA son, Esq, Commissioner of Insolvency for the
County of Worcester requiring the subscriber as Mes
senger TO take possession of all the estate real and per
sonal, of NJ E PIT T 5, Of Lancaster, in said
County, Insovent Debtor except such as is by law ex
empt fIom attachment The payment oigany d. BITS and
the delivery of any property OF the said nsoven debtor
forbidden.
A meeting of the creditors of said insovent debtor
Will be holden at Bonr OF Insolvency, the Office OF
said Commissioner in Fitclburg in said County, on the
10Th day of December next, 10 O'Clock i'll the fore
noon Tor the proof of debts and the choice of an as
signee or assgnees for said nsolvent.
NATHL RAND, D. s.
nov29-d3twl MESSENGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
WANTS.
Cottage Wanted,

NNTANTED, SMALL COTTAGE, in a convenient
" and accessible LEGATION Inquire of
sep3-d1 II. II. CHAMBERLAIN d co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
Worcester Eye and Ear Infrmary.

kMA DR.. STO N Z, Oculist and Aurist, and
NSsSz Surgeon to the above institution continues
~@ devote particular attention to all diseases of
the Eye and Ear. He operates for squirt Eye, and Cat
aract-and cures stula OF the tear duct by mod
ern method than the insertion Of the style; and also
inserts Artificial Eyes of the most perfect appearance
He treats deafness the most recent discovered
methods, practised by European Aurists More than
two hundred cases of deafness, well several
of entire blindness have been successfully restored
since the establishment of this institution
q DR.. Stone likewise attends all general practice
The best of reference given Office hours from 10 A.
tie 4P. M, at No. Maple street Worcester, Mass
nny22eniX-Nlv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
Vermont Central asaIRrOad.
PROPOSALS FOR SALE OF MORT
GAGE BONDS,


RENHE Vermont Central Railroad Company invite seal
L ed proposals for the purchase of Bonds Of said
Dany, secured by Mortgage of the Road, to William
Amory, Charles o Whtmore, and John Smith, Trus-
tees,
The Bonds will be payable in years, from Nov. l.,
1851 and will bear interest the rate of seven per
payable sem-annually, the office of the Treasurer
Of the Company.
Payments will be required in four instruments, paya-
Bile monthy-the first payment to be made the 5th
day of December, 1851.
The first instament must be paid in cash the re-
naming instruments may be made in cash,o i'll notes Of
the Company. The payments will be made on settle
men, equal cash the LIST day of November, 1852.
The proceeds of the sales of these Bonds be ap
piled the liquidation of the liabilities of the Compa-
ny; and for statement of the present financial position
of the Company reference may be had 10 printed Re-
port of the Trustees, which has just been made.
The Mortgage is made to the payment of Bonds
to the amount of 50 000 600, and is made road IL
miles in length, which has 81, 000, 600.
The receipts of the road for the year 1850 were $751;
O93,47 The receipts Tor the present year, up Oco
Der LIST, were SAP ,22 The earnings for September
1851, were $62, 1858
The Bonds will be issued in of $780, and over.
Proposals must be returned to the Treasurer, or
ed aud marked-''Proposals for the Mortgage Bondsn
The proposals will be opened by the Directors the
I'd day of December next
Those persons whose proposals are accented will be
notified Immediately.
JOSIAH QUINCY, Jr,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad Co..
G. 0 WHITMORE,l
= JAMES G DUNN, Finance Committee.
]. p. PU IMAM. nov 10 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29

nr, Misses Shawls at so cents. !
"A FULL Assortment may be found al -
"A novlS dHtwu CHAMBERLAIN a cos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29

To persons over 50 Years OF age 20 per cent more IS
charged
In consequence of the exceeding low of Insur
ance, 80 will be changed for the first year only
Admission Fee, which be paid at the time of max
ing application, and which will be refunded in the
application is accepted. The first weeks sickness
will be excepted and fractional parts thereafter allow
ed, and no assessment will ever be made and charge
is made for Certificate of Assurance.
All communications should be addressed, Post paid,
to the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
Sal Soda,

CODA Ash, and Bleaching Powders 4 Tons Sal So
~ d. do Soda Ash, do Bleaching Powders received
and for sale by G. s. & A. ]. HOWE,
corner of Foster a. Norwich sis,
novl2-d2m opposite b. & w, h. R. Depot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
A Great Chance

For Purchasers of REAL ESTATE
IHNHE subscriber has become the owner of Of
i 81 Acres ofLand, very conveniently and eligibly
situated for House Lots and Manufacturing purposes im
the southe part of the cyen Cambridge street. lead
ing from Whitneys South Worcester, lying ON the
South side OF said street, and the West side of the
Providence Railroad about midway between the City
Hall and the College of the Holy Gross. He now lay
ing out the same, and offers for sale eligible building
lots on very accommodating terms, witt clear tie
He i'll alsoGlVE gratutousy tract fifty rods length
and of sufficient depth, suitably divided into lots any
individuals or companies, who will give satisfactory
bonds to build thereon, for Manufacturing purposes and
toemploy reasonable amount of labo1ers the prem
ises. For further particulars, inquire Of
novl9-dwtf CALVIN FLAGG, Z Vine st.
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Forr's French r
Jenny Lind.

(NUR assortment Of Jenny Lind Boots is now com.
~ plee. to which the attention of the ladies' is ear
estly solicited. SMITH & BROTHER, T
noyl5-dwtr LA Main st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ENGLAND
He AL TIL co NJ P AN Y,

WORCESTER, MASS.
Office No. II, Harrington Block.
CHARLES wASHBURN. President and Treasurer.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, Vice President,
DR.. r. WOODWARD, Examining Physician,
Local Board of Directors.
CHARLES WAsHBuRN VIM. T. MERRIFIELD,
FRANCls II. DEWEY, HENRY S. WAsHBURN,
VIM DIcKINsoN EBEN'R Ii. BOWEN
RUFUS WooDwG
TTNHE Company propose to afford aid to its members
in case of disability from sickness accident Be-
ing organized the mutual principle it recognizes each
person assured a memb sr of the Company entitled
his share of all its privileges In the creation of
fund from the annual deposits of its members, it pro-
poses make provision for relief of its members when
they shall most stand in need, and will have right de-
mand it, because TO the fund they have contributed
their share.
This Company make assurances upon the following
rates and conditions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARE.


TT affords me great pleasure to certify that Mr. p.
Il LEARNED became, some nme months since, mem
Ter of my class of private ns TucOn in the science OF
Mental Alchymy; in which is involved the application
OF Atmospheric electricity to the of disease, both
mental and PHYSICAL that since that time, by cores
pondInce otherwise, he has been under my constant
advice, in regard the theory involved in this science,
as we'll in regard to its practical application to the
relief of the afflicted and that regard him every way
As enneny qualified TO teach the principles of the sci
ence, he having complied with my conditions to that
effect, well to practice the ssully in
the cue of diseases, and therefore cordially commend
him 10 the confidence the suffering and afflicted.
b. BROWN VILLA Ms, NJ. D.,
Prof Mental Alchymy.
Worcester, Nov. 81, 1851.
Mr.. LEARNED will at the suggestion and soIicita-
ton of many friends of the above named SCIENCE devote
portion of his time the application of this and
efectuai remedy of Nature to the relief and of
the suffering and afflicted. Mr. be and con-
suited free Of charge, during the day at the Counting
Room OF J. c. Morse 81 Co, No. 10 Mechanic street,
L. will also teach classes if desired nov24 dot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
TWENTY DAYS LATER
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
100000 IN GOLD DUST
ON THIS WAY.
NO ELECTION OF SENATOR.
LYNCH LAW IN SACRAMENTO Clnl
ONE MAN HUNG!
Burning Of Steamers and
Loss Of Life.
Trial by a Lynch Jury in SIAN
Francisco.
FIRE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
THE QUARTZ MlNES-THE GOLD BLUFF.
LATER FROM PANAMA, SANDWICH ISLANDS,
OREGON AND JAPAN.
marringes. Deaths, Markets. Marine
Burning Of Steamers and
Loss Of Life.
Trial by a Lynch Jury in sSa
Francisco.
FIRE AT SAN FRANCISCO.
THE QUARTZ MINES-THE GOLD BLUFF.
LATER FROM PANAMA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
OREGON AND JAPAN.
Marriages, Deaths, Markets, Marine
Intelligence, SIC.

The U. 8. Mail Steamship GEORGIA, Lieut. D.
d. Porter commanding, arrived at this port last
evening about six o'clock, having made the ran
from Havana in four days and three hours. A,
Havana the Georgia connected with the Falcon
The Falcon sailed from Chsgres on the Goth Il
March, with the California mails and 200 cabin
passengers. At Havana the Falcon transferred
60 cabin passengers and the mails to the Georgia,
and sailed for New-Orleans.
The Falcon left at Chagres the steamers En-.
pire City, North America, Caribbean, Pamp9s
and Merico-all waiting for passengers to arrive
across the Isthmus Charles Hatharay died On
the passage from Chagres to Havana.
The steamer California did not leave San Fran
cisco until the 5th Of March, being detained by
some repairs to the machinery. She arrived q
Panama in 81 days, bringing with her 200 pas.
sengers, and o. 100000 in Gold Dust and the
Atlantic mails. The steam propeller Columbus
was on the passage to Panama, with large nun.
Der Of passengers.
The following are the names Of the passenger
brought by the Georgia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
q Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER spent Sun

n Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER spent Sun
day and yesterday very quietly in our
City, and will leave to-day for Boston and
Marshfeld. His health has improved
since he left Washington, and we trust it
will soon be entirely restored.
Mr.. Webster, it is said, is an aspirant
for the next Presidency, if not in his own
view, certainly in that Of his many warm
admirers. Well: we are not among those
admirers, but we know no other champion
of the Fugitive Slave Law who would fill
the station with greater ability or dignity.
And, as we are quite unlikely to do any
thing further in aid of his election, we will
venture to proffer the Webster party,
large or small, a single suggestion, viz:
If you want to make the great New-Eng-
lander the next President, drop the
Union and Safety business as soon as
you gracefully can, and organize a good
working Central Committee with branches,
supply them with funds, and set half a
dozen steam presses to printing his Cor
respondence Nth Cheralier HulSemann, in
English, German, French, Spanish, &C.,
appending to it the attacks which it has
elected from Brownson's Review, the Free
mans Journal, &c. Don't answer one of
them-Mr. Webster's arguments will take
caro- of themselves before Republican
tribunal. If the People were to vote for
or against the author of the Letter to
Hulsemann, he would inevitably be elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
California.

By the arrival of the Georgia at this port last
evening, we have advices from San francisco to
the 5th Of March, twenty days later than those
previously received.
The news from our sister State on the Pa
ciac will be read with interest, and we regret to
believe that it viii give many an unfavorabe i'm.
preston of the people Of California. In Sacra-
mento City there has been a painful tragedy
enacted. A desperado, engaged in brawl, wan
tony took the life of an noffensve by stander was
arrested, tried by Peoples Jury under the Lynch
Code, and Immediately hung A simil scene was
near being enacted in San Francisco. There,
also, Peoples Jury tried person accused Of an
attempt to commit murder, but luckily three Of
the Jury were possessed Of conseiences, and re-
sisted the demands Of the populace. Their firm
ness saved the life of the culprit, and he was
eventually handed over to the officers of justice.
to be legally tried. These occurrences will prove
q stigma upon the heretofore fair fame of the
State, and one which she cannot easily efface.
Unlike other new countries, California has sll the
appliances and facilities of the older States, and
there is therefore, no shadow of necessity to jus
tify these outrages.
1t will be seen thatthe Legislature has failed
to elect Senator in the place of Col. Fremont.
After one hundred and fortyfour ballots, the
Joint Convention in effect adjourned sine de.
Though we cannot present any remarkable
discoveries Of gold, yet the general tenor of the
news from the interior is decidedly favorable to
the miners The Quartz Mines are being worked
with much success, and the stories heretofore
published Of the richness Of the placers at Trini-
dad Bay are corroborated by this arrival. Miners
were going to the Gold Bluff in great numbers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
Connecticut Election.
TRIBUNE OFFICE, TuesdI

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Tuesday, A. M.
The returns thus far received from Con-
necticut wear an unpromising aspect, but
are not absolutely decisive of the political
character of the State. In the cities Of
Bridgeport, New-Haven, &C., where
Union demonstrations were made and
Union Committees appointed, the Wings
have suffered, as we expected. This ma
chinery has elected Colin M. IngersOH
(Opposition) to Congress from the New
Haven and Middlesex District by major
ity first reported at 400, but later dis
patch reduces it to 100, We presume
there is no doubt of his success, nor of its
cause. On the other hand, Cbauncey F.
Cleveland, (Opposition,) is reelected in the
New-London and Windham District by the
Abolition vote, which went for him with
unanimity and enthusiasm. There never
was party which knew how to make out
of both sides Of cross-question like the
Loco-Foco-
Ia el.O othor TWO dIsGT1cCs (f1OICpsIk anu
Tolland and Fairfield and Litchfeld, the
issue is not yet known, but we hope for
the success of the Wing candidate in each.
Bridgeport usually Whig) gives 139 OPP
position majority. Hartford 95 (Rum) do.
for Governor, though Wing on the other
tickets;
Leander Parmelee, Wing Sheriff, is re-
elected in MD-Haren Co. The Sheriff of
Hartford Co. is in doubt. Our Telegraphic
dispatch from Bridgeport say" P. F. Bar
mum Opp is elected Sheriff of Fairfield
County-probably ? to 500 Majority
We wait for fuller returns before believing
it.-Neso- London County has probably
chosen John w. Horton (Opp.) its Sheriff.
The Legislature will depend on the
result of tO-day's elections, an extraordina
ny number of towns having failed to effect
a choice yesterday. Let the Wings but
do their duty today, and they will secure
a U. S. Senator for six years,wi the State
officers.
I'VE subjoin the reported majoritios for
Governor, comparing them with the m'jOr-
tiles last year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
The Fuslrive Slave Case-Decision of the
Ceurt on the Petition for Habeas Corpus.

In the Supreme Court this afternoon CHEF
Justice Shaw opinion the petition OF he
Fugitive, fhomss Sims, for Habess Corpus on NE
Ground OF unconsiluonality Of the law. De alluded TO
the decscy Of the question, containing as did, an inquiry
into the consituuonsy Of law passed by the hepresen
ts,ives OF the whole Conederacyhat was contended
thai ha lava of boh State and Nation should 90 on 10 mar
monv together He then went into history oil me aoop-
Under his Constitution the law Of 1890 has been In OPP
Grafton over 50 years and under eases have come up os
fore he United sAies and STATE Courts and the Court are
- thai II was ever called 10 question IN regard to
constitution, regard Of tegaE Of wsrrsnts is.Sed ~
Commissioner-he not being Judge IN the eye OF Loe
con,tlion The Court held thar under the law Of i7So
he suihOry Of rema1dng had been vested ~ esrsn
Sts,e Justices The Peace kc but certain STATES
bsd passed laws orbiddng their officials 70 exercise the
rnuted 10 them under the Fugitive Slave Act and
therefore, upder the law power was granted 70 certain
snaci6ed peTsOps TO act under 1.-THE law OF 1880
The Court said stood on the same grouna' - ma .,
an1 ny,vege they had under the old law. In eoneason
The cou said The preservation Of TIE powers oi O0n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

Foster ahead. III Do. last year. POI.
Last year Seymour (Opp.) had 8l3 plu-
rality, but lacked over 1900 Of majority.
There was no choice of Governor nor any
other State Officer then, and pretty GER
tainly is none now. We apprehend that
Seymour has plurality.
Five towns in Fairfield County which
gave 90 votes for the Free Soil State
Ticket last year give but "a now. Their
whole vote last year was 1877. We have
no more of their vote this year.
Our Telegraphic Dispatches are so
confused and contradictory that we have
chosen to sift them as well as we could, in
stead of giving them in the jumbled form
in which they reached us. They do not
state hO,c many Representatives are chosen
from most of the towns, and we have added
from memory the number to which the
towns given are entitled, and have doubt
less made some mistakes. One dispatch
reports members gained and lost by each
party in Hartford County; another reports
10 net gain to the Opposition in twenty
towns of other Counties, including New
London, from which We have no definite
returns.
The Wing Members are chosen in Hart
ford by msjorities of II and 5 respectively.
In the lid Senate District, Mr.. Plummer
has 40 majority. The lid Senate District
is in doubt. 1t was against US last year by
two or three votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08
PHILADELPHIA.
markets-StOchs.

PHmIDsLPaIi, Monday, April :.
BARK has slightly declined. A sale of 100 bids
No so per tuH better demand rod holders ard
firm at m Of per the closing rates OF as Week
quiet The receipts are limited ana the STOCK
on sse email Holder demand so Dol for standard spp
brands but export have been reported hs sales Tor
city consumption limited within the Of 5o 20 o com
brands Rvs FLoUR and CoES mEAL hei hrmy
the so and the latter al s7k per Dbl 90
demand and tsud upward Sales OF red al yV
for quality white at lO21 Or Rvs sells
on at Coo per bush There but Unite amount Of coEs
altering ana farther OF yellow have been at $40 2e
oars are steady per bush WHsKr scarce Sales OF b0s
Sun or sTocEs- F Board 800 Rea; RR 3o 81 900 DO
3og Psrn RR t51 3s Mech BIZ 800 saotO hsad XIX mort
d ~ Harrisburg RR 45k 5000 5uq Canal S. 500
81 la 90 Penn Bk ll9k LOO Morris Csna f oO 40 l4's
$40 900 sae6s s3 $4,000 KensEgton os 81 s3oO Pe1s o.
10; 5000 Penn g. o5, s. y - 49,, al,
Scord Boord-4OO Reading Railroad 3ok $40 DO, 9Oh sS5
sbSb Int Bonds 80 sO2 40 SSH SlUO0 Schuyk Nav
& S tsk slO 900 DO CO., 20 PsBn an Ohio Canal 80 $50
soni. Canal isI 10 Bank 1871 Psnn RI io' $50 al
navigator es '6s. 4sk $500 Stats g. 93h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-08

State and Nation each IN s proper sphere has ever besn
regarded a. esse a peace avd prosperity Of all the
Ubied States The Court did not deny that case might
come up under the Fugitive Slave Act which would ea1se
them iss writ OF hsbeas corpus but 10 the present
IL The unanimous opinion OF the Court that the
OF corpus be granted amer this desou
TIE bearing before Commissioner Curtis WA recon
mepced and Mr. Rsntoul argued great length against
The constpOpay Of the law similar TO bis plea al Lynn
Swords and other accouuements, Sufficient 10 arm 100
police officers have been forward ed from the Navy Yard
and placed IN the City Manuals Office 10 the fugitive
is rewsnded when these officers will guard him to The
nm his return