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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-30

1t was strange, passing strange that reco leeions Of
his mother and of his home, with It's flowers and
streams and green clustering vines, and white but
terfies and birds rose Oh his tear filled vision like
fond reality, when he gazed upon the humble SER
yaut. and long after she was gone. His heart treas
ured forever the sensations Of that moment.
-Four wears bad passed faom the death of Madame
MeIcaur, when a woman, dressed in the humble but
picturesque costume of the peasants Of Auvergne,
walked down the streets of Brioude, towards the
dwelling Of the clergyman Of the village She stood
for few seconds, and gazcd upon the closed win
dows and neglected garden of Madame MelcGur;
and then wiped away tear from her eyes, she
continued her course. The cottage of the minister
had undergone a change since she had last it.
The vines were trimmed and trained by some care
full and tasty hand; and the thatch upon the roof
was carefully, and even elegantly ornamened with
willow twigs and flowers. The borders of the little
garden were free from weeds, and the blossoms
shone like prisnaiic stars from the clumps and elus
tiers of fresh green leaves.
SIS NJ Rideaux at home, madame:' said the
stranger, when an aged dame, with yellow turban
and large spectacles set in tortoise she'll cases. open
ed the door.
'M Rideaux, my dear!" replied the vouble old
dame turning up her eyes and signing, "ah! hope
he is at homes but his successor, my master, is in
this house. Be pleased to step in
Marie Brioude, for it was she, followed the aged
house-keeper into the paror, library and studio of
the young clergyman of the village. who received
her with smile of sweetest, saddest welcome.
TCoNcLUDED Tomorrow
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EARTHQUAKE IN MIssoURI-The Herald, pub.
shed at New Madrid, Gays that shock of an earth
quake felt in parts Of Missouri, on the "a Inst,
continued longer and was more severe than any felt for
several years. rumbling noise. resembling thunder
proceeded and followed the shock. Near West Lake
the earth opened in several Places and also on the farm
OF Wm Connolly, eleven miles from the town. On the
farm Of S'las Beavers, six miles from town, ii opened
and threw sand and water to the height of forty or fifty
leet. The cath has not opened before since 1872
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Notice TO orr City Subscribers.

Our bills for the Daily and Weekly Spy are made
out, and in few days will be presented by Mr..
JAMES R. PIERCE, our only authorized collector
for this city. We hope every one will find himself
able to pay these small demands at sight. Though
individually small, taken together they are Of great
years standing, payment of which, at the present
time, would be very acceptable; and it is important
TO the senior publisher, that all arrearages, prior to
the I'd of Nov. last, when the present firm form
ed, should be paid, so to enable him to close up
his books, and to meet his individual engagements
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/ nIense II and win is lavor. rhe Richmond Enqui-

I please 1t and win its favor. The Richmond EnqGi-
er says:
The public and the press Of the Southern States
cannot be too often warned of Yankee books, maps,
and engravings. Iflhey will take it as socil.ax-
iom that every profitr and offer which is made 10
them from the North, is trap for their fleeces, aud
that every man that crosses Masons and Dxon's
Line IS swinder and a rogue until he has gwen
proof to the contrary, they will save themselves
much modification, much vexation, and considera-
bic amount Of hard-earned money
The WythevilIe Republican endorses the above
in the following strain:
If our friends in the South will follow the advice
therein contained they will find that a great many
of these Northern gentry, alias Yankees, will Railways
come up,-in proving themselves any thng else than
swlndlers and rOgues-'ke the Dutehmans calf
missing 1t is both ridiculous and useless, in be-
iieylng or calling them anything else. For, the pre-
dominant spirit indigenous to Yankee land-as by
decree or curse from the Almighty,-.is imbedded
within their Utmost souls; and that sneaking, mean,
low principle which is inherent in the red fox is al
50 the very essence of nativity in the Yankee.
The Richmond Democrat declares that ga torture
which TO the sensbilties of Yankee, is worse than
the thumb-screw or rack, is, the depletion of his
purse. The Abingdon Democrat cries ''Vlainous
Yankees when it refers to U.S. and the Columbia
Times speaks of ''Yanbee cheats and humbugs'' in
the same connection.
After all the Efforts made by Mr.. Webster, the
Union Safety Committee, Judge sprague, George
Lnnt Ben llalett and all the host of miserable hun
kers to stand well in the eyes Of 'Southern gentle
men, what must their feelings be, to find that they
are still more than despised; But so it is al
ways The proud despO;s and naughty Shareholders
always compensate society for the use of such tools
as we have named, by despising them, and then
casting them with contempt away.
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DlscovERY.-Oiver M. Whipple, of Lowell
mas made wonderful discovery that the potato rot is
caused by an in ecnot the "bIack bug of Mr.. Elan.
uers' Dul the common Aphis, plant louise, which in
vests house plants young trees Of various kinds and
''her species OF plants. Now, niasmuch, as they were
just as plenty fifty years since they now Mr.. W.
WI obl'ge The public very much by informing them why
'ney never injured the potato iiIl within the last ten
years
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CALIFORNIA GoLD.--The Boston Traveller
says I'VE have private advices from California, of
Perfectly reliable character, which assure us that
the prospective gold product of that State has been
underrated. The writer says; "Business is dull,
goods are cheap, money scarce, and business men
generally pressed. But California will come out
rght-our gold product will be more abundant than
ever. speak from actual knowledge. We shall
get more gold than at any time heretofore. We may
shey estimate the product this year, at $40 900 900
ana That no diminution will take place in the supply
Tor some years to Gomez
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THE EXCURSION TO FRAMINGHAm.-We
would again remind our readers of the excursion TO
birmingham. this morning at half past ten O'Clock.
The mechanics of Boston, with their wives and chill
dren have made ample preparations for day of So
cal and festive enjoyment, at Eames's Grove, TO
which they invite the arliz ms of Worcester with
their families. We learn that quite number of our
citizens have accepted the invitation, and good
time may be anticipated
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very confused and contradictory. Our impression,
at present, is that the disturbances will not amount
to anything serious. The governor general is an able
and efficient man, and if the insurgents should be
likely to prevail and overthrow the Spanish power,
he would most probably proclaim freedom to the
slaves, and arm as many Of them possible against
the reVolutionlsts. We do not, however, look for
things coming TO this extremity.
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SUSAN n IlANhIS, Tresl
SARAH WRIGHT, Secretary.

D Miss Catharne Hayes, the celebrated singer,
whose advent in the musical world created sensation
scarcely less than that which raised by the appear
ance Of Jenny Lind, is to pay visit to this country,
this season. She is said be the best singer of Eng
Ish and Irish songs in the world. She will leave Liv-
erpool in steamer Baltic, for New York. on the 9th Of
August, will perform engagement in the latter CITY
and may be expected to sing in Boston about the 2Oh
Of October.
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Yours respectfully, SC.
JoEATHAH CARY.

JoEATHAE CARY.
| l. Resoved,-That, in our opinion, Mr.. John b.
tough emnently deserves, what now assembled in
tins spacious and crowded Hall would hereby grateful,
present to TO him, viz-our sIacere and hearty thanks
Tor that able and interesting Course of fue free lectures
on the subject of temperance which he so literally of.
Tered, to give, and has now TO such large and delighted
audiences, eloquenty, acccpaby, and gratatgasly
delivered to the people of this city,
2. ResOlved-That, as Worcester is the place Of Mr.
Coughs teetotaL maturity, where he fist raised his ella
ron, and admonitory voice the subject Of temper
ance, and where he then had actual nd has now in
some sense, constructive residence, gladly avail our
selves four right and of his permission, to claim him
as foc-cHizGn OF this city, Notwithstanding he has
recently erected neat little cottage few rods over
the Boyston line in the suburbs Of the ''heart Of the
Commonwealth
g. Resolved-That, the deep, and devout thanks of
this community, and OF the friends of temperance gene
rally, are due To that Great and Benefcient Power
whose mercliul and overriding agencies have rescued
from the pit of inebrate perdon tbs one OF our fellow
citizens, with multitude of others, so emnently en-
bowed aud willing TO sound the alarm against the dam
gers and woiu tendencies of the drinking manners and
customs OF society, and that we would hereby
Mr. Cough to the confidence and the cooperation Of
the friends Of sOEety in all parts OF the Land as one OF
the must eloquent ,phanhropic, and efficient advocates
OF the cause OF temperance and humanity.
4. Resolved-That tbee-oarihs of all the pauper.
ism, crime, and taxation OF the community flow directly
OF indirectly from The sale and use of intoxicating drinks
and as 1t is much more easy, economical, and humane
10 prevent, than il all such evils of nemper-
ance, deem the official action of the Mayor and the
Aldermen of Worcester, in granting the free use Of thi.
City Hail. duly lighted and furnished for this series
Mr. Coughs free lectures behalf Of temperance to be
not only wise, economical, exemplary, and highly com.
mendable in them, guardians Of the morals and well
fare of the pubcbut also be in unquestionabe ac-
cordance with the sentiments, wants. wishes ana APP
proval of vast majority, only OF all the people
generally, but also Of all the legal voters OF this city,
5. Resolved-That, copy of these resolutions
signed by the President and the Secretary of this NEE.
ing be by them presentedto the editors Of each of the
papers OF Worcester for their optional publication
CHARLES ALLEN, President.
! JoNATHAN CARY, Secretary.
Worcester, July 25h, 1851.
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Inc New Bedford Standard says that recently, in
mat city married woman became enraged because
her husband refused to stay in the house, as she
wished, caught up their child an infant sixteen
months DID, and precpitated it ola second story
window The child fell upon the earth in the yard
beneath the window, and strange to say, was but lit
ue hnr The stranges part Of the story is that the
cn'ld mad been unwe, but since its precipitation
covered its health
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EB- Wallet and the New Orleans Serenaders rive
their second and last entertainment ia this city. This
evening, and those who delight in good music and re.
sh wit refined and humor genuine, should by all means
attend. They had good house last evening and the
performances gave general satisfaction.
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u Curtis Newton, Of Scarborough, has been re-
appointed Deputy Sheriff for this County.
Jonathan Day, Of this city, has been re-appointed
Deputy Sheriff for this County, his office is a, 1856
Main street. both Of these appointments are such as
cannot fail to give satisfaction TO the people,
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DEATH OF GEN. DEARBoRN.-TeIepranb; no.
counts announce The death Of Gen. H. A. S. Dearborn.
at O'Clock yesterday morning, at the residence Of his
son-in'law, at Portland. Me. He was, at the time of
his death, and had been from its organization as city,
the Mayor of Roxbury. He Vas formerly Collector Of
Boston, and has filed other important Offices.
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City of Worcester.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

On He foregoing Petition,
Orde ed That the Petitioner give notice to all partie,
teested by causing copy OF said Petition, and of this
order thereon, be published in the Worcester ia liz S
thfee es before the time of hearing hereinafter named
maj his Board will be IN sessH their room in the Civ
nam on Monday, the fourth day OF August next at II
O'Clock r NJ when and where they may be ard in re.
lation to the prayer of said Petition
; AtlesE O. A. HAMILTON, Cuy CLERK.
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All persons having unsettled accounts with US,
quested to make payment without further delay. We
have the names OF large number o delinquent debtors
our books, many Of whom have not much called to
and te us when they will pay. To such would
say, that if settled in manner
before the first of August they will positively be left with
attorney for collection You have had goods and
must have settlement.
jy22d 3M b. l.. HARDON & co.
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IT " u. Palmer, the American Newspaper gent
authorized Agent for this pa in the cities of BIOS
New York and Philadelphia, and is duly employed
take advertisements aud subscriptions the
quired by His receipts will be regarded payments.
His Offices are, BOSTON, ScollaJ Buildings Court
NEW YORK. Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n.
w. corner Third and Chestnut streets.
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AIRES for an Attempt to Pass Altered Bill

Arrest Tor an Attempt to Pass Altered Bills.
man was arrested awhile since for atemping TO pass n
bank bill altered from dollar hundred dollars
But no man yet injured for attempting TO alter the
b 0f mortality from hundred to one b. the use Of
BUsH's PURE SMLAx SARsAPARIBLA, the attempt has
succeeded in thousands of Instances For sale hy t. r.
Lazel Spur Sibley G A. Harrington, d. Scott Jr d
Co, A Clarke, E. d. Wetherbee, 5 /. White d Co.
iy29 div
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q he Dailp 5pp.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 80, 1851

u Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
the day, will Please seud in early in the day
possible Also, those wishing insert advertisements in
he Weekly, should send in as early as Monday noon.
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If, as is asserted. the use Of Bushs pure Smilay
Sarsapaa, will prevent the aud fatal recurrence
of Darrhea Dysentery bilious fevers other diseases
incident 10 the season. is surely the most valuable
remedy ever discovered. At rate, it is PURE ana
uNcoMPoVNDED, there can he harm testing its virtues
by moderate oft.
For sale by l.. T. Lazel, Spur sibey c. A. PAIRING
ten, d. Scot Jr & Go. A. Clarke, E. d. Wetherbee - G.
White d Co. dlw-iyIq
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City of Worcester.
On the foregoing Petition.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Nm ,bs f,rero,ur D...,,. July 2s, 1851
ofdertd That the Petitioners give tioe TO all ps,t
interested, by causing copy of said Petition and ~ @
Order thereon, 10 be published in the Worcester BALI S
three times, Def The time of hearing herepafey I}
that this Board will be in session in their room IN tho C
Hal, on Mon1ay, lie fourth day of Auausr M ~
o'clock p. when and where they may be bertJ
tion to- the prayer of said Petition " '''a
Attest; c. A. HAMILTON, Gin c1yt.
To The Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen Of the Ci ~
Worcester. 0''' VI
VIE Undersigned do hereby respectfully ask NJ
yonr Honorable Board license to heep a si1bie If
the accommodation OF more than onr horses in tie rear
OF the American Temperance House ~
TUCKER q BONNEY.
American House, Worcester, July 2s, 1851.
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The Brooklyn Eagle, publishes list offGty-rine
accidents from the of camphene, several of them
fatal, and most of them doing considerable inJury
within the past year, in different parts of New York
State.
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DR.. LANGIEY'S COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB
BIrTERs. Whereas very many of my Agents for the
sale Of my Compound Roof HERB BITTERs have
been of them they all been resnpp led this da,
with the Genuine Medicine for all the Summer Complaints
They the best medicine in the wordas the peope all
say Sold wholesale and retail by the Messrs NJ B.
Green and james Green and all the medicine dealers in the
city and county. Wholesale depot, rs Union street
Boston, J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
iyl5-dImt
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EDWARD R. FIsKE.

Barnum's Elephants!-Many who have the
Elephants 10 Barnum's Travelling Museum have bee dis
appointed, and consider the whole affair in the light Of
hnmGus; but those whS have used Burdts Oleaginots
Medcaed Compound have found il to meet the high rec
concentrations which has received for so eniug cleans
ing, benuIine and preserving the Hair. Sold by L. T.
LAZEiI, ApothecaIy. 2Ol Main street, Worcester.
iVle-dtf
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HEAVY FAILURE.-The Springfield Republic N
say that the Goodman Paper Manufacturing Company,
at South Hadiey, have failed Their liabilities amount
to something Ike 90,COO-their assets TO $4,000.
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" JOB PRINTING of all knds>-PamphIets.
Catalogues, shop Bills. Bank Checks, PIa.
cards. Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters. &c. q c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms DIFF
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q large crowd assembled in Philadelphia, on Fri
Jay, to witness the ascension Of Mr.. Wise, the mro
'"ut' Much TO their disappointment, the balloon
burst before !, was fully inflated.
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To the Honorable The May or and Aldermen Of the Gin
Worcester. vi! o
conformity with the requirements of The new Stain,
We the subscribers, desire your hon. raJle body
10 US the rsht TO continue our stable Elm Street in L
rear OF The Worcester House, so call d. in said ill., i
worcester FRANK GREEN
u,.-. w. Z RICHARDSON
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COMMERCIAL.
SALE OF STOCKS

81, Al hostoh, tuesday, July %,
Shares vermont Central R........ a..
do Fitchburg Railroad '''''' IS.
do Northern Railroad ...,,,. ''lV.t
do Ogdenshurg r. R '''''''' t6!
do Boston and proyd. nee Railroad ...,.. -
DO Vermont and Mass Railroad '''I III
do Mchiean Central Railroad ...... 81
do Rutland Railroad ..... ''''iv1t
do Old Colony Railroad. ... - ~
do Boston and Maine ''' o.!
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FIRE IS WEST SPRINGFIELD.-On Saturday
night the residence Of Aaron Ashley, at Asheyvle,
in West Springfield, was consumed by fire, with the
barn, cider MILL and other out.buildings Of the place.
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To Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Com anes (among which the
National Loan FUND.- furnish freely all persons desi-
ous of awaiting themselves of its advantages the fullest
formation in relation TO the whole subject, the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUSE SPY.
e20-dwtf EDWARD r. FISKE.
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DIED.

In this city, July 90 Marian A daughter Of Mr. Geo..
II. Smith, aged % months vi Ueoi!'
In oxlori, July 18th, Sally wife of Capt stephep R
ton, aged 69 years. Fi Dst'
In Harvard, Juiy 18th, Charles F. child Of G. c. Non.
July 2lst, Charles Augustus, son of Mr.. Joseph Csr
aged 20 years s mon hs "a '1a''f
July 22d, George of Mr.. Zimri Whitney AGED Il,
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Sir John German was so ignorant, that he left a
legacy TO Sir Matthew Decker, as the author of St
Matthew's Gospel
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DIR. II. BUXTON, PCLMO MIST. 49, OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No. 70 conner Of Mechanic and Carl.
ton-sts-Nhere his services be promptly obtained a,
any hour by day night when prevented by preyou
Professional Duties.
Auscnliatlon and Advice, Free. dt-deco5
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WRAPPING PAPER CHEAP.-A large 10, q
NEWSPAPER EXCHANGES many of them of mi
largest sz will be sold cheap either BY the hundred or be
the pound Apply at this Office. jy2s-df
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WoRcEsrER. July 2sth. 1851.

Editors IF the Daily Spy
At the close Of Mr.. Coughs of fire free lee
tfes on Temperance, the CRY Hall, on Friday
nng, July 25th, the accompanying resolutions were
unanimously adopted by very large meeting of the CT
t'zens of Worcester, copy of which, in compliance
with the last resolution, hereby respectfully presented
to you for publication
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10 me Mayor and Aldermen of the City Of Worcester.
VIE subscriber respectfully represents that he is inter
ested IN The erection of shop I've used Tor Aechan,
lca purposes stuated between Locust Jachson
ahn ne ar the Norwich and orcester Railroad and
ne WISHES TO be permitted TO Steam Engine for The
purpose OF propelling the Machinery of said shop.
Respectfully, JhMtS ESTABROOK
July q, 1851.
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q Peaches are not SO abundant in New Jersey as
hey we're last year. In this vicinity the crop will he
arge. ~
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MARRIED.

In this city eth inst, by Rev Mr.. Swain. Mr. Joso-,
Fehsh TO Miss Catharme II. Willard beth Of tbj m
In Upon, 22d inst by Rev Mr. Warren. Mr. I a,s c'!
Plummer, OF New York 10 Miss Anna G. Uai 'eLotat
of Dea William Hale a''i ualslif
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City of Worcester

~. u. c July 29. ISL.
oTdered That the Petitioners give notice to all parties
hiees ed by causing copy OF said Petition and Of This
order here0n 10 be published in the Worcester Daily Sy
thrt tunes, before the time OF hearing hereinafter named
mat tins Boad viii be in in their room in the CITY
iia,l on londa 'he 4h day of August next Il O'Clock
p NJ when and where they may be heard in relation IN
the prayer of said Petition.
>, al 1u e.. CA. HAMILTON, city clerk