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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24

nantly. Kate hurried suddenly from her
pinnacle ofhope, trembled and clung speech
lessly to her aEnt's arm.
Major Lindsay embarrassment continued
He looked imploringly at Mrs. Blakely, as il
he half expected her to come to his aid.
But Mrs. Blakeley was as agitated as Kate
She struggled to subdue her emotion, saying
eagerly:
do not torture us by suspense, implore
you, Major Lindsay. Ifanything is expect
ed of us, fear not to tell us at once, we will
strip ourselves to the uttermost farthing, if
a heavy fine can save my brothers life"
| Major Liz rdsay, thus thrown on his own
resources, hestated and stammered, but he
found words at length to say:
"Do not be alarmed, ladies. l repeat it,
there is nothing to fear. But l come rather
as an ambass ador than as a herald of JOY. In
other words, have certain matters to men
Ition, which are preliminary, regret to say,
to the pardon of Mr. Mowbray. My message
is exclusively to Miss Mowbray, and | fear
can be delivered to her alone. But, under
stand me, there is no doubt of all yet going
we'll"
81 will leave you with this dear dear girl
at once" said Mrs. Bakeley, imprinting a
kiss on Kate's brow. 81 need scarcely say
how deeply she has been agtated, and beg
you to spare her AS much as possible"
81 will do it" said Major Lindsay, ear
nestly, his eyes compassionately bent on
Kate and Mrs. Blakeley, Notwithstanding
her suspicious, could not doubt his sincerity.
Kate trembled with strong forebodng
feeling, as she saw the door close on her
aunt, and yet what was there of alarm inthis
approaching interview? Were not the words
and looks OF Major Lindsay kind and en-
couraging? Yet still Kate trembled to find
herself alone with him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
Massachusetts, Legislature.

SATURDAY, Feb Is.
SENATE.-Mr. Robinson offered an order that a
Committee be appointed to consider what policy shall
he adopted in reference to charerng Banks and renew.
al of Bank Charters.
The order was adopted, and Mr.. Buckingham being
in the chair, appointed Messrs. Brown, Robinson and
Dean on the Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Dean the petition Of the Worces'
ter carpenters in reference to burial ground taken
from last years files and referred.
The resolve approprating $4,000 to aid in construc-
ting monument to Capt. Isaac Davis-from the House
was read twice, and on the question ordered a
third reading. A discussion ensued which lasted till
the Senate dourned.
HoUsE.-Petitions &C. were presented and referred.
For more stringent laws against the sale OF intoxicating
liquors; for appropriations for anatomical diagrams;
for an asylum Cor confirmed nebraes; for abolition OF
death penalty; and for protest against the Fugitive
Slave law.
Orders adopted.-On motion of Mr. Wells, Of Chico
pee that the committee on the Judiciary consider the
expedency of authorizing Trial Justices, in all crmi-
nal prosecutions before them, impose the costs Of
prosecution upon the complainant, whenever they shall
adludge the complaint to be malicious frivolous, OF
without reasonable grounds
On motion of Mr.. Hall, of Boston, that the Commit
tee the Judiciary consider whether the public in
require that any further powers of supervision
over corporations should be provided by law than such
now exist, and the expediency of creating for the
purpose more Boards of Commissioners.
The orders of the day taken up. The first
business in order the consideration of the resolve:
for the appointment of Commissioner to attend the
Industrial Exhibition in Lonaon.
Mr.. Raymond, of Medford, moved resolve as q
substitute appropratng $500 for the expenses Of the
State Committee on the biect Of the exhibition.
The amendment adopled by vote of las to Al
The resolve was then ordered to third reading, by
vote of 1873 to 40.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

with the OF his officers and passengers to bear
up for The coast of Europe-which was accordingly
done. From this time to the tweuty-second day no.
thing of Importance occurred We had following gales
and high seas, but the ship made average distance
of $50 miles per day, and in that interval 400
miles. Al P. NJ. of the 22d she anchored in Cork
harbor, which fact alone, when considering the I'M
mense size of the ship, her small spars light canvass
and heavy machinery, is sufficient to prove her Spen
did boat.
The passengers of the Atlantic speak in the strong
est terms of commentator of the vessel and of her
skilful commander and gallant crew, and it is thought
that the reputation of The Collins line will be increased
by the in which the Atlantic has sustained her
self in the most fearful perls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

WHO SHALL BE PRESIDENT? The Montpom-
cry (Ala) Advertiser puts this grave question once
and then it pnts it second time with double We
hemence thus, sc Who shall he be? The chosen
standard bearer Of the Southern chvalry! What
Cour de Lion is ready to champion this good cause /,
Whose battle-axe shall ring oudest upon the pillars
of that huge Federal temple upon whose idoIatrcus
affairs Southern interests and honor are being ner-
petually sacrifced?'' One would have spnnosed
this piece of aoquent sputter sufficient TO exhaust
even the bellOws-blower of the Moatgomery .adver-
t'ser; but it was not for he put out the following
Immediately after, Who shall he be? Cheyes.
OF south Carolina Quitman, of Mississippi: Jeffsr
son Davis, do; Gov. Collier, of Alabama; General
Mirabeau Lamar, now a citizen of Alabama. or.
Governor Mcdonald, or Judge CoIquitt. of Geor-
ga Z" We wish we could answer our ;,torso,,,
excited contemporary, that we might relieve him Of
the burden of his passionate anxiety but wa oro
much In the same state Of doubt and distract;o,
mat be IS and can only add +" Will il be Gen. Case
Willard Fillmore, Henry Clay, or Daniel Webster,
Will it be Com. Ingraham, Judge Judson, Sam Eli.
OF, or Peter Funks'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

ETHER FOR BEES, small dose of Ether. adj
minstered in the following manner il Is said vii, oa
BILE any owner of bees to remove their honey ,y;thn
either injury to himself or them.
Put about half an ounce of ether in small flask o
two ounce capacity, and connect it with the hive hv
piece of glass tube, 10 Is inches long bent in ibe
middle at right angles; place the flask in BASIN Of
not Water and the ether will then pass through the
tube into the hive in of vapor The plass tnho
should be fixed air tight il the flask with cork in The
usual way, and the entrance hole of the hive should al
so be closed with gaziers putty dough or any similar
substance alter the other end Of the tube has been in.
serted INTO it, If the flask be not a. hand thin phial
performed in the evening. Ag,icxtwal Gazafte.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

Miss HUNTS LEcTUREs.-Our readers are re.
fered to the advertisement of these lectures in an
other column. Miss Hunt has thorough literary
and medical education, and has made physiology a
special study She is acquiring large and success.
iu practice IN Boston, where she is highly esteem
ed both in her professional and private character
She comes here on invitation of some who had heard
the reputation of her physiological lectures and were
DESTROYS of availing themselves of the benefit Of
them. We hope she may have full house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
SALE OF STOCKS
L Boston. SATURDAY. Eo1
Flint Enamel Vvare.--Ye who listen ;,,,.,

HAiA' 'h"liheA Wafe'--Ne who listen with erol
lily TO the whispers of fancy, and pursue with
the phanoms ofhope who not satisfied with the
which the world has already produced look earnest,
those that are to come, attend the Dissertation m
discovery, which in spite of the saseousness or tbr
alton, challenges all other Inventions and demand.
prize ofsuperiorty. mt
Inc rant Enamel Ware, is an article compo,ed -,
fHlt, Fehspar, ana Quartz, ground, bolted and hail.,
ana When taken from the kiln is harder and more dp,
than marble itself 1t is capable of being moulded w
any form, and when thus moulded is covered with a.,
enamel, which in the beauty and variety of its coo,
equal to The most splendid Parian marble. The va.a
forms into which TIL article present SHAPED are T
Sets, comprising all articles necessary for Toilet
Pitchers, Coffee Pots Tea Potts. Crockery for table r,o
Water Urns Soda Fountains, Beer Fountains. Plug ,.
spttoons, Flower Vases Picture Frames Candle s,ic,
Curtain Pins, Fancy Bottles, Door Knobs. Knockers ,n
Plates, Counter Slabs Floor Tiles and article upon %
! too numerous to mention.
This is superior TO any now in use in two n,r;
Inequalities. First in its being unaffected by the action
fire. the very utmost heat being able to start tbe F
mel or to njure the polish but when taken from the heat,
ed coal fire. iii found to be beautiful as it was when
was put in This quality, every Sees renders il
superior to any thing yet for baking purpos
and peculiarly fits TO take The place of Iron in the man.
ufacure of stoves as it is not only more beautiful bpt
fee from that disagreeable Odor which is always attach
ed to Iron Stoves Secondly, it is free from all poisono,
qualities whatsoever so that it be used for all Cooking
purposes without any injury resulting 'herefrom
In fine, its beauty nthcaredness and drabiitg ad,pt
it for almost every purpose which necessities or uxu
res demand.
Call and look at the Ware, and you as well as we, will
pronounce it the greatest invention Of the age
! WHEATON H1CKCoX,
ieol7-du Waldo Block, Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

A LARGE BUILDER.-A New York paper says
that VIM. b. Astor, Esq, has contracted for the
erection of one hundred and fifty first class tenement
houses, principally Fortieth street and vicinity,
and between the Eighth and Ninth avenues This
is the largest building contract ever heard of in
the United States. Surprising each house to cost
five thousand dollars, and first class tenement
cannot be erected for less and probably not for that
price, the contracts amounts to three-quarters of
million.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

PRESENCE OF MIND.-A young lady passing
gown steep street near the Exchange in this city,
before the thaw commenced. was overtakan h., ~
OF the bhoys lying fiat upon his sleigh, who was
using the middle of the street for coast:' The adv
was undermined and safely though suddenly landed
upon the boys back. Upon reaching the bottom Of
Inc h'll, she rose with great deliberaton and re-
Marked Young man, if you had been going the
other way should have been provoked with Won
as i Is am under obligations
me youth allowed she ought to be, to get a good
rae ior nothing, and not have to draw the sIed
back n-Detroit Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
Second Despatc II.

The first officer of the Atlantic furnishes the follow
ing particulars of the disaster -
The Atlantic left Liverpool the 2Sth December ii
fine steaming condition, and without any apprehension
on the part OF her officers in regard her voyage.
was blowing strong gale at the time of departure
from w. S. W--so much so as to render it impossible
to land her pilot. On the 29th Dec, $50 p. NJ, she
passed Cape Clear, and fairly commenced her home
ward passage by plunging at into heavy heat
sea, and stcmming strong westerly gales ahch contin
ued without ntermsson for the time following. I'M r.
the day of the accident.
On the 9th of JAM, at noon, she was in lat. &c %
long Al W., blowing strong gales from w. N. w
At 80 PM, the engines were stopped as it VAST
supposed by the engineers on account of the break.
ing of the eccentric strap to the starboard engine
but on examination, it was determined to 90 ahead
again, working that engine by hand; but another
revolution of the wheels proved that the accident
was of much more serious nature-the main shaft
was found broken completely through, Gin diagonal
dlrection,) the bearing of the starboard pillar block
and the additional turn after the first stoppage caused
one part Of the shaft to lapover the other-thus frac
turing both pillow blocks, and rendering the engines
perfectly useless. The ship was at once hove to. un-
der storm canyass-the wheels dashed, and all hands
employed during the night, and for the following dav
in sending up her square yards, and stripping her
wheels of the hoats-a task at once difficult and
dangerous in gale of wind, and the decks covered
with ice, but fortunately accomplished without acct
dent On the 18th and 9Th laying-to, with the hone
of an abatement of the. gale and a change of wind
as the captain and all hands were extremely anrou.
to reach some port on our own coast On the 9th
the wind hauled to the northwest, and became anita
moderate. Immediately made sail, and shaped
course for Halifax, s79 miles distant, and New yorl,
400.
inns weather continued until meridian Of 10Th
when observation placed the ship $50 mee sou,b,
and 40 miles west of the position at the time of ,bo
accident A gale now sprung up again from south.
west' and it became necessary to heave the shin TO-
Tor even with moderate weather it was evident Tho,
she could do nothing by the wind under canvass. A,
A. M Of the llth, large ship passed. bound to the
eastward; but she either did not see or took no notice
oil our signal Of distress. At 10 p. NJ after taking an
accurate account Of stores on board, and coos;Jo.
the apparent impossiblity of reaching home with ,bs
snip IN her disabled condition, the captain determined
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

The Suspension bridge over the Niagara river, at
Lewiston, was formally opened on Wednesday, the
9Th instant. The chief engineer and lady, together
with the wardens of the counties of Lincoln and
Weland, were the first to the bridge from The
Canada to the American side of the river. There
are now Two elegant structures within FIVE miles o.
each other, connecting us, with wire cables, to ou
Canadian neghbors
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively to the Spy
The Atlantic Safe
Arrival of the Africa.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE,
1S|.IN.R
&C.

The Royal Mail Steamer Africa arrived at New
York at IL past on Saturday evening.
By this arrival, we are enabled to lay before
readers the gratifying intelligence, that the Atlantic
Steamer, of which tidings have before reached
since she left Liverpool, fifty days ago. SAFE, and
that her passengers and crew are all ueH.
When six days out, the Atlantic had the misfortune
to break both shafts of her engines but after beating
to the westward for six days, the vessel finally put
about, and the E22d of January she reached Cork
upon the West Coast of Ireland
She was disabled in a terrible hurricane, which, in
addition to the breaking of her shafts, carried away
both paddle boxes, and otherwise damaged her hull.
She will proceed to Liverpool, where she is under
go repairs necessary to enable her to Presume her
place in the line.
Her passengers have arrived in the Africa.
The Cambria to sail on the 4th with the Allan
ties cargo
The Steamers Baltic and City of Glasgow had ar
rived out The former in ten days and eight hours.
The Markets.
| Cotton had declined from 1,sd to Lad per b.
Flonr is firm, and Corn had advanced one shilling per
quarter. London-Money Market easy.
American Stocks unchanged.
| ENGLAND. An outline oil the Queens speech has
appeared. She congratulates Parliament upon the
tranquility which prevails throughout the kingdom
She expresses regret at the excitement upon the Cath.
ole question, and directs the attention of Parliament
the subject. Her Majesty next recommends thorough
reform of the equity courts, but makes aIusion
financial matters The address gives general satisfac-
ton, of course.
FRANcE.-The Ministerial crisis is over, and a
new Cabinet formed. A message from the Presi-
dent says it must be transition ministry until preu-
dces disappear, (or in other words mill the people
of France have conquered their prejudices,) and
Cancellation is..effected.
In Paris and the department order reigns.
SPA1N.-A new Cabinet has been announced.
, GERMANY.-Two thousand Austrian troops en-
tered Hamburg on the 18th of January. The gov
eminent of Hostein was to commence operation:
on the first.
The Danish Government has directed all immedi
ate exchange of all prisoners taken during the
hosttes in Hostein
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

POPULATION OF misunderstanding returns
from Mississippi are yet incomplete, but those SO
far received, show that the estimate made on the
9th of last month, of her population and represent
tation, was nearly correct. The total population Of
Mississippi will not vary much from ASS 900, of
which 100000 will be slaves. Her delegation in
Congress will remain the same as now.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
TeIegraphic Dispatches.

We commence, this morning, the publication of Tel
egraphc Dispatches, and intend hereafter that the
columns of the Spy shall contain the latest news
whether domestic foreign that is received up to the
hour of going to press. We have secured the services
OF competent reporters at the chief emporiums Of
news IN different parts of the country, and whatever
events Or incidents occur, worth reporting, will be laid
before the readers of the Spy sooner than hey can be
from any other source.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

NATURALIzATIoN About 1000 foreigners
pave within the past six months given notice in the
u D. Court, in Boston, of their intention TO too or
naturalization papers, and it is believed that as manv
more, at least have given similar notices IN o,hn,
courts of the county
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

q Mary CalhiI, a servant in a family in N. York,
was proceeding down pair of stairs with a lighted
fluid lamp in her hand, when, from some cause the lamp
exploded, and the burning fluid was communicated to
her cothns and she was SO dreadfnIy burned before
asssta could reach her, that death ensued shortly
after
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-In the New Yorl, Iar;s
ialure on wednesday, petition was presented from
large number of citizens Of Cayuga County. ask
ing that laws may be passed, prohibiting the use Of
the jas of the State for the confinement of fugitive
slaves and that trial by jury be granted to such
slaves Referred to the Committee on so much Of
ahe Governors Message as relates to federal rela-
lions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

81 A magnetic telegraph is to be erected be-
tween Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico, distance
of 300 miles, contract having been entered into
by that Government, in New York. This, witt
other lines in contemplation, it is thought, will COM
pIete communication between the Atlantic ant
Pacific, and bring New York within about 10 day.
of San Francisco
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

y sled load of wood got ''stuck' the track Of
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad at Ervingsville,
and train coming along at high speed assisted it of
in a somewhat more expeditions and summary manner
than was agreeable to the owner One of the oxen con.
shutting the team killed. and the other had a leo
broken, the sled was smashed into kindng stuff, and
the wood split about in shocking confIsn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

Admit,ad ~, ~ Uies Sinous Medicated Compound
A1tted by all who have it TO be the hest srtcle for
Uieg the Hair Cleansing it from all Dandru scurf &C.
u peiu'yng and preserving it in manner superior to
W o.ier article ever offered the public Do Won doubt
u so, your doubts VIII be removed by the use of it, Ii
the hair. ' ""i'"ia'cu u h'"'
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail b, A Pm,
ou druggist and Apothecary. Clinton Mass Sold in Wor
eGster py L. Lazel Druggist POI Main street and Eno
'i' 90 WAN street, ian3dlw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

mere mas never perhaps been n medicine
oeiore me public so well deserving their Confidence and
trohage as 4yer's cherry Pictorial No family should
Advertisement. ~ viii wv
Scott, Jr Co. '' i cIIl d liz -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

INCREASE OF SLAVE VALUE. The high price
OF cotton has had tendency greatly to increase the
price OF slaves At sale in Butler Ala, several NEGRO
g'rls aud boys, from ten sixteen years Of age were
sold at from $500 to $1,000 each. They could have
been bought two years ago from $500 to $500 each
Field hands at Butler and its neghborhood are hired at
$40 per annum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

DR: III, BUXTON, PULMONIsT. - OFFICE
ton-ss Where his services can be promntlv obtained
any no9r oy DAY or night when prevented by pevou
Auscutation AMI Advice, Free. df-deco5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

fosT OFFICE CLERKS. clause has beeo IN
serted IN the new postage bill, which will enoblo
pOs'nasters to exercise discretionary power in nav
ing the clerks. r''-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

"REvERE BANK" A movement for a new
Institution under this title to be located in Boston Is
now being made. 1t is SAID large amount Of
stock has already been subscribed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

Inc extensive paper hanging manufactorv q,
q W. orr 2oS River street, Troy, N. Y, on Fri.
Gay morning, about four O'Clock, with it's content.
was burnt to the ground. Many workmen are ,bns
thrown out Of employment Loss 1886 200 insured
for $l9,O 600 P''''ou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

mMS' - GOODWIN, an experienced and success
lm MIDWIFE Gas one hundred and more can testify during
nghi TO attend to the duties of her profession Thank
Tor pes avors share Of patronage is solicited which
shoud oe bestowed upon oomdR, and f not will be upon
man word to the wise is sufficient Residence No.F
Austln street l3m0sl Worcester. Jan. Is. 1851
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17
badness CURED.-The following one is from
Sumner F. Barret, Saratoga ST. East Boston.

EAST BOSTON, Feb g. le4L
Mr. btitan Boyle Dear Sir: For several years past
my we mas been troubled with badness on the crown Of
the hea ABOUT fix or seven inches in circumference After
repeated failures OF other secaed remed es and by the adj
VICE OF friends she was induced your HYPERION ms
wash of he purpose OF restoring her lost hair and an
happy TO say that its effect has been to cause The hair TO
grow all over the part affected She has used only two bot
.es ana mat very irreguarly had she used it oener and
more regularly am convinced that the groyth NJ The hair
would have been accelerated am sir
Yours respectfully, SUMNER f R.pprrr
FOR sale in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr Il Co IT, r. IazeD
and NJ. b. Green. feb n rnd,,.,9t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

femaIe Physician and Midvife.-MRs F.
A. FIERCE graduate of the Female Medical scbod
I9ca,eu IN Boston. respectfully informs the ladies Of
oeestet mat she will give immediate attention in AT
pcation at her residence No IL Main street 'fO" F
worcester, JAN LIST, 1851. ,v1,5svos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

ARRIVAL OF A MISSING VEssEL.-Baltimore
feo IA. Borque Victor, 80 days from Liverpool,
win 100 passengers, supposed to have been lost. is
in the harbor below.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-17

APPEAL FROM KossUTH TO THE UNrrrp
STATES Kossuth has sent dispatches 10 our gov
eminent, asking its Interference with the Turkish
government for his release, and expressing desire
to come to the United States