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Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

The other day gust of wind blew little boy
with an umbrella into the Miami Canal A New
foundland dog who happened to be passing
plunged in and rescued the umbrella, which he
brought safe to the land, and then Ieapt in and
saYedthe bow
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Arrival Of the Alabama,
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. 29,b.

NEw oRIr,xs Nov so,b
The O. S mail steamsbip, Alabama ba. ayr;yed
at this port With fifteen da,s later news Crom CaJi.
forna, bringing advices from San Francicso to No.
vember ls
me most important news by this arrival is the
startling ln'elgence OF the murder of eleven of the
PSssenserS ana crew oil the New York clipper ship
The ms5e, bd ~ 'e b captain ana mates OF the vessel
the canta;n had sooaI "y 'e au'nof''les' out
Vicilant efforts bo,,evar ~, ,'sM,nS ms escape
his arrest. 'e''s '''''' 70 Se'U'e
Passengers by the Alabama. renor, ,ha, tho shin.
of gold by the steamers to sail the Ist instant
would amount to nearly three millions of dollars. a
large portion OF which was intended to 20 forward
by the Oregon
Inc accounts from the mines Of the most
cneerlng character and the yield of the precious
es SliowS no aGatehent' out rather an increase
Ir se o,I orh le miners nave done remarka-
o week narg ~ gsg san G6o secured IN the space
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
DIED.

In Shrewsbury, Gath hist Hannah E., wife fJohn b.
Pbmpton.
In this city 25th inst Abiah, wife of Isaac Lamb for
merly of Spencer. II.
In this city, 26th inst, Charles L. Reed 49,
Inthis city, 28h mst Nelson c., son of Jerome nnd
Sarah Fay, years AMI 10 mos
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

The London Times says that there is now no
doubt of the permanency of the Chrystal Palace,
her Majesty having expressed herself layorably
to its remaining.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
MumicinaI ELECTION .

At the Free Soil meeting, held at the City
Hall on Saturday evening last, the following
gentlemen were appointed Committee, to con-
fer with the Democratic party, and report list of
candidates for Mayor, Alderman, and eight
School Committee men, to be supported at the
City Election, on Monday next:
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

The Editor of the Jacksonville, Fla, RepubIi-
can, has received potato weighing is lbs, and
measuring Is inches in length, and 2 fl. 8 in. in
circumference.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

The CHILDREN who were injured by the late
calamity in New York, are doing very wei with one
or two exceptions, and no more deaths are apprc.
hended
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

The widow of the late DR.. Judson, the Baptist
Missionary to Burnah, is now residing with her
friends in Philadelphia, in the enjoyment of good
health.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

G1y- We would call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Mons. Hoyt lie brings recon-
mendaons of the highest character, of his ability
and success in teaching French (his native tongue)
and Bookkeeping.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

gT-NoTIcE the change of hours in running
OF trains on the different Railroads, which change
takes place this day.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Sob Printing of all kinds Pamphlets Catalogue
SHOP Bills, Bank Checks, rlacards Concer Bills Visit
PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate
terms. DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

WAC, when asked to buy Bank Note Detect.
or, said he would purchase it if it would detect a
bank-note in his pocket.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

inas but the brand, the whip, the scourge and the
pilIory are slilI in vogue.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

1t was also roted, to recommend the Free Soil
ersin the several wards, to unite with the Demo-
Gratis IN the election of Common Council men,
and all other officers elected by the wards, ap-
portIoning them according to the strength of each
party, respectively, in the several wards, on the
popular vote.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
CHARLEsroN, Nov. 30th.

CHARLEsT0N, Nov. Both
Havana letters state that the Governor Gene
raj would only liberale Thrasher on condition that
he should leave the Island
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Miss BREmER, the Swedish novelist, was, at
the latest accounts, at Stradord. .on-Ayon Eng gland
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
1MPoRTANT IGE EgNMATTON.

pr. ID. G.. Bslntimg, from London, (England,)
author Of practical ueaIso God Liver Oil and 9th
remedies in CONSUMPTION, formerly rhy.ciul TO the
Northern Hospital and junior Lecturer til York Hos
pial on Consumptirnhas the honor to announce to she
Inhabitants OF Worcester and its vicinity {hat he Is un-
der az engagement OF distinguished Society in Etrope
to investigate and obtain statistical information as to
the amount of Consumptive diseases in the United
Suites and Canadas in comparison with those of other
places on the continent. His great experience extend
ing over period of twenty years the principal hog
pitfalls OF Europe gives full assurance of his perfect
competence for the task IN which he engaged Dres-
cher's Patent Spyrometer and the improved sethom-
eter, (the recent invention Of DR.. Quain. of DubIfn1
together with the flexible Sethoscope over 40 inches
IN length, are used by him in his examinations.
Or. b. wishes to be distinctly understood that no re-.
mmeraon is required from any person for his services
his time and expenses being paid by the Society under
which he is engaged,
ANY person laboring under having predspositon
to Il is fearful maady, Will confer favor by calling and
allowing him TO make an examination and which he
hopes will be satisfactory.
Office and residence No 9 Mamie street near he
Worcester House. noy2Q-d3n
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

may2 dWtf q. L. ROGERS Snnerintend nt

The Mechanics Fair has furnished abundant
evidence of the rapid progress and great extent OF the
Mechanic Arls in this city In department indus-
try and trade has there been in as short period of time
greater progress, improvement, and expansion than in
the manufacture OF Clothing; and to no one is The COM
lnulty more largely indebted this account than to-
A. p WARE, the Proprietor of the extensive Clothing
Establishment, at Nos and Merchants Row And
we can give readers better counsel than to re-
commend this place one of the most worthy of pat
ronage fthe great extent and variety of the
stock, admirable proportion and workmanship of the
garments, and the established mOderateness of the pr
column. sen27
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

We are glad that Adams is so well patronized
at his New Skyight Rooms in Brinley Row. There is
III MS Daguereotypes, just disposition of Light and
Shadow" an easy, natural position and an astica ar
Taneement of all the les which make up per
fecl picture. To time expense, and disappoint
ment, call on Adams for Daguerrotypes and avoid the
hooms oi those who have neither skill or genius
Tor the bnsiness and whose sole aim is to secure the
rocks rather than to attain perfection or to elevate an
art whose importance they incapable of apprecat
ing. novle
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

=. x. C1arI x, HoMGPATHIc PHYsICAN,-NO
Walnut Street. Office hours from to A. NJ, and
from to L n.
Worcester, Jan. 1st, 1851 janl II
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
The French Language Taught Orally

DOOMS Of Main and Mechanic SITS.
Al Mons eur HOHT, for 20 years Oral Teacher Of the
French Language having completed the arrangements of
his Recitation Room is now prepared to instruct Private
or Public classes.
His method of Instruction tho very simple is founded
upon long ,nd thorough Ps Geological investigation of
the nature OF language grating art upon nature, he
makes the former subserven to the latter 1t has been
experimenaiy tested and received the cordial approval
Of many very emi entity literary men, well great
number Of very celebrated teachers. On this head he
refers 10 his printed Circulars to be obtained his
roo or at the bookstores Of Messrs. GrUut Tucker
Main Street
the Instruction is Oral, including the ANALYSIS,
Grammar Science of the Language. lie does not use
The so called -boOks-but he comments on the
peculiaries existing i'll the spoken tongue-pomts out
the difference between the French and Lngsh idioms
Illustrating his COM mens by oral as well written ex-
ampes on the Black-bcard-each pupil having blank
book and pencil, takes notes of these comm nts, which
notes Will form the Grammar The FupIl thus white
learning the language will learn how the grammar is de-
rived from if.
Monsieur tls preliminary course in the Orthoepy or
fronnnciaon with comments and practice the ele-
meniary construction of the Language, will consist of
"a lessons, each of HOUR.
In addition to the classes already in operation he is
now forming two ne0 OneS the fl ST from 10 l2 NJ
the second from l2 to l-2 P M, to recite times
week Private Social Glasses required TO meet at
MS RecltaonToOm, where, great expense every con-
venence has been provided, and where they will be free
from all intrusion whatever.
Ladies or gentlemen are requested to apply mme-
diateIy, as rom the nature of his system it essential
that pupils should be present at his first lesson.
The terms, &c, may be learned application TO
Monsieur IL, or to the person in attendance during his
occasional absence. Monsieur II. refers to the Teach
eis oil the High and the Grammar Schools present
pups, or any one who has ever studied with him dl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Worcester Water Cure Ins titutiOn. No
Glen Street This Institution is now in readiness for
patients IN It's arrangement the comfort and enjoy,
ment oil the invalid have been carefully studied.
tefms, @c-F0r full board and Treatment from sS6 to
10 per week. Treatment without board from So to
per week No deduction for absece less than one week
medical fee of So usually required for frs examina
ton
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two woolen Blankets comfortable
and old linen for bandages.
Out door practice attended to as usual.
Office hours from IL to II A. M. and 2 to 3P, NJ.
s. ROGERS. M ID.
maV2 dWtf H. II RnGERS S,narn,ord -.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

II. s. M OOre, MERCHANT TAILOR, and Deale
in Gents Furnishing Goods-No 2l34 Mainstreet u. $
Hotel Building, Worcester, Mass. jyl2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
WiLLIABI D.ICIzTNs SON,


VIII attend to this and to other matters of business M
his Office over the Central Bank nov5 dir
DR.. Harrington, at No, I2I Main street,
can be consulted cogGdSntidy Nc his Office in all cases
OF chronic aud acute diseases. Office hours from A.
nOv24 dly
Notfce The propretors of this paper Will not
be responsible for ai goods delivered 10 others than
themselves or their own families without written or
der from us for the same EARLE a. DREW
worcester, August7 DIFF
MRS. Nj. \. Thompson, Female Physician and
Midwife, has removed to Kinds Court rear No. Naple
Sroe' apA dly
l.. is. Nichols, M. D., HoMGpArHc puy-
sIcIAR, Residence No. ll2 Main Street. Office hours
from TO a. M. to and to BPM
aug O. l-pI dIy
segars of exquisite flavor nre always TO he
found ~ qv9ntities TO suit, at the Drug Store OF
l.. 7. LAZELL,
l''uu 2Ol Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
sens dwtr

cool and Sparkling Soda wit r
every variety of SYRUPS. Fifty Tickets for one doa
L. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
sep6 dwtf pol Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Fine F'IavOred segar forms an agreeable f
'ae to a Thanksgiving Dinner. LAZEIL, POI Main st
has the article
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Dr. II. w. BuX ton, PuLMoNisT Corner of
Main and Myrtle streets opposite Colton's Nursery
Where his services can be promptly obtained at any
hour by day or night when prevented by previous
Professional Duties.
Auscultauon and Advice, Free dtC-deco5
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Mrs. s. G o o a w In an experienced ani success-
ul Midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night
{ attend 80 the duties of her profession. Residence,
NO. Austin street. o2l-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

Particular E0tice.-The best Daguerreotypes
made in this City are made at DrVAN ALSTIN'S two
doors north Of the American Temperance House. The
public arG invited to call and examine specimens.
have got la, ge and splendid copy of the Greek Slave
taken while the lair in this city,, which is well worth
"A visit to nv rooms. O30d3W
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

II. *. StratfOrd would saw to all those
wishing good Daguerreotypes of themselves or friends
that they can obtain them by calling on him, at The
Great Dagnerreah Palace Nos. l6 and II Harrington
Block, corner of Main and Front sts where ali " III be
treated with ciyty and poteness. Entire satisfaction
guaranteed. sen27dir
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01

SPECIAL NOTICES .
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Boston and Worcester Railroad,
CHANGE OF HOITRS

GNN and after MONDAY, Dec l, the Train for Boston
W that now leaves Worcester at 10. 30, A, M, viii
leave at 10 25 A. M and the train that has here
left al 4.5O PM, viii leave at O'clock. The Steam
boat train via Norwich Railroad, viii leave Boston at
$50, instead of O'clock as heretofore.
decl dl &. TWICHELL, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
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he great Hungarian Parrot has length escaped
from his confinement in Turkey. But the escape of
single man, great and patriOtic he may be- is but a
rife in comparison with the escape of thousands in This
country from Cough, Colds, Group, Influenza and all
diseases Of The Lungs, bv the of Bushs Celebrated
Compound Cod Liver Oil Cough Candy.
Prepared and Sold by Bush a Co., Worcester Mass
and sold in Worcester by l. T. Lazell Spur & Siby
Green q Co, G. :. & A. Howe, and a Clarke Drug
gsts and by Merchants in nearly all towns and vii ages
III the state. All orders addressed TO Bush & Co will
be promptly attended to. div
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
Messengers Notice.

-nUGeSter, So. November 29 1851.
GHARLES BRIMBLECOM Esq, Commissioner of
- Insolvency in and for the County of Worcester has
TINS day issued Warrant against the Estate OF EORGE
~ MAY NAkD of lIardwck, in said county Manufac.
urer nsolvent debtor the payment of ay dets and
he uehVery OF any property belonging to said msnyen
uepor &c MN or Tor his use, and the transfer of any
properly ny him, are forbidden by law.
me INST meeting of the creditors of said ;nsoIvort
GeDtor WI" be held at Court OF Insolyency at The Of
nee OF sad Commissioner in Barre, IN said conn
y, ~ on le 8istday OF December next, 10 O'Clock in
@ olenoon, lof the proof OF debts, and to choose an
assignee or assgnees OF his Estate
dl-d3t ~, sn'hl,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-01
cLpY or W0RcESTER.

By order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
Nov. "a, 1851 GEO. JONES, Constable
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-03

taunt, ralsing masts, she certainly looks as
if her
''IIomc was on the rolling deep
The usually quiet village of Williams
burgh was, on Saturday morning, thrown
into great excitement by two most afro,
cious murders. About 7 o'clock, a man
named Lawrence Reilly, murdered his
W ie, who was about 20 years Of age, and
his wiie's mother, who was about 80. lie
first murdered lis wife by stabbing her
fyo or six times with dirk, and afterwards
despatched her mother with the same wca-
pom. lie then inflicted q dangerous
wound on Girl, of about 10 years Of age,
who resided in the same building. The
motive which induced the crime is said to
have been suspicion Of his wife's faithful
ness. Such is one of the fruits Of ieal-
ousy.
Yours Sc, POwHATTAN.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-03
Mutual G'crbeaYanoe.

Nothing in all our relations in IT,. -
molc important than mutual forbcaranco
No two persons have the same eyes; no
two view objects from the same po;nt OF
light no tTo are framed with minds Of
precisely the same mould; no two have
been educated under the same influences
no two, therefore, think alike, feel alike,
act alike, in all things, and under all cir
cUnstanccs. Each individual experiences
somewhat different emotions, and forms
different conclusions upon the same sub
jccts at different times and under diff. cnt
circumstances. Therefore, let us not be
too severe upon all who differ from US, or
condemn too harshly for seeming faults.
L, best Of Us, more over are imperfect
mortals, We may be in error when we
feel most confident. Let s, then, we re-
peat, be forboaring toward those whom we
judge to be WRONG.
We do not say that we should esteem all
alike, without scrutiny, On the contrary,
it is an imperative duty to commend yir-
tue, and set our faces against vice every
where. But there are foiblcs, errors,
faults, even apparently y great ones, which
may exist in connection with much real
goodness Of heart. Mn is at best but an
imperfect being. Seeking perfection, we
are too liable to become disgustcd, and
turn quite away from those whom we should
rather strive to win.
They who withdraw confidence from q
friend at the sight Of the first fOiblc, Or on
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-03

But while the mind rests with pleas
ing satisfaction on these great deductions
Of philosophy, it yet pants for fu ler
and higher revelation. If q man of clay
has been honorcd with such luxurious ta-
bic, may Hot his undying and reasonable
scul count upon q spiritual palace and sigh
for that intellectual ropast at which the
Master Of the feast is to disclose his Sc
Icrcts; In its rapid continued expansion,
the mind, conscious Of its capacity for q
higher sphere, feels even now that it is
advancing to a Geal more distant and more
cheering than the tomb. Its energies in
crease and multiply un'er the encumbran-
ces o" ago and even when mans heart
Is turning into bone, and his joints into
marble, the mind can soar to It's HIGHEST
flight, and seize with its Grmcst grasp
Nor do the affections plead less oloqucntIy
Tor u future home. Age is season Of
warmth and genial emotion. The objects
long and iondIy claspcd to our bosom have
been removed by Him who gives and who
takes what he oiycs and lingering in the
valley Of bleeding and Of broken hearts,
we yearn fo: !hat break Of lay which is to
usher in tic eternal mora-f0r the house
oSmany mansi ons which is already prcpar-
ell fer us, AMI for the promised welcome to
,ho threshold Of tho blest, where we shall
meet again the loved and the lost and de-
totc the eternity Of cur being to the adj
vice ofita Almighty Author.
North British Review
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-03

Mutual Assistance,

WhcnI am employed in serving others,
I DO not look upon myself Is couf.ring
tayors, but as paying debts. Tn my tray
els, and since my settcmcn', have re-
ccivcd much kindness from men, to whom
| shall never have an opportunity Of ma
king the least direct return, and NUMBER
less mcrcics from God, who is infinitely a.
toye being benefited byour services. For
these kindnasScs from men, | can, there
fore, only show my gratitude to God, by a
readiness to help his other children and
brethren; for DO not think that thanks
and compliments, though repeated week
ly, can discharge our real Obligations to
each other, much less to ou' Creator
You will see in this, my notion OF COOL
works, that | do not expect to merit hoa-
ven by them. BY heaven, We understand
Il state Of happiness, iufn tc in degree, and
eternal in duration we can do nothing to
deserve such a reward. lie that, for Civ
ING draught Of water to thiaty person,
should expect to be paid with a great
would be modest in his de-
nands, compared with those who think
hey. deserve heaven for the little good they
10 Oh earth Benz. franklin.
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-07-03
New Work Correspondence, NO "a.

New Y ork. June %. 1851.
TO the Editor Of the Literary Echo -
DEAR SR.--It is said that ''comine
events cast their shadows before" with
how much truth [ cannot say, though I
have sometimes thought there 2caS some
truth in it. But that the forcshadowing
Of the Anniversary of our Nations indie
pendcncc is announced by a great cxpcn-
diturc Of money and patriotism is ''fx-
cd fact" For days and might be safe
in saying weeks, before the dawning Of the
eycntful day which has been 50 long look
ed for with the greatest impaticnce by the
future savons of our country, and which
has been 50 long inmalsing its appearance,
Juvenile patriarchs-(as Mrs. Partington
would say)-have been spending every
penny, which they could by any means
contrivo to whccdlc out of their fond ma
mas and doting papas, for fl c,crackcrs
whcrcwith to make night hideous, to say
nothing Of frightened horses and startled
ladics-(not that would place them in
the same category, by any manner Of
means )-during the day. And children
Of a larger growth have been concocting
speeches and orations br;m full and running
over with patriotism and love Of The "dcar
people" ond--a good fat Office But it
undoubtedly should be made Gone of the
days." because that was the day in which
our forefathers declared they would not
wear the "British yoke" or the "Gallic
chains" which the ''haughty tyrants" I'M
dertook to put on them; but in the words
OF the immortal Spokcshaye--
''Thcy couldn't come it,"
And so here we arc; 4 great political
experiments self-governing people who,
scvcnty-fyc years ago, commenced with
capital Of only thirteen States, with less
than thpee million, of inhabitants and an
empty treasury But now we have thirty
two States, something more than twenty
three millions Of inhabitants and California
cocks"
l yesterday had the pleasure ofviewing
the spendil clipper ship Hornet: and if
may be allowed to express an opinion she
IS most superb specimen of naval arch
itocture. She was launched, on Saturday
from the ship-yard Of Messrs. Westyelt &
bIackay, where she was built for the Can
ton trade. She is, should judge, of
about 1000 tons burthcn and with her
sharp bows and run, taper spars, and