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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

NOIICE.-The proprietnrs of this paper will no he
responsible for am goods delivered to others than HEM
selves or their own families, without written order from
us for the EARLE & npEyU
WOrcester, August Z. LIZ
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PkOF. HORGFORD has found some ddIculty ir
performing ms experiments at Bnker Hill Monuments but
no one VINO has ever used BURDITT'S OLEAGINOUs
MEOItAIED COMPOUND, has found any difficulty il
rem wing Dandru an Scurf from the head and beauty
ing and preserving the Hair in II heaty slate
aug2-dtf ~
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u II IS estimated that there are three and hat
millions of dogs in the United States, and that the
expense of keeping them is equal to that of twenty
millions ofsheep or two millions cows.
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With every variety of sYRuPs Fifty Tickets for one do
lar. H. T. IAZEII Ano,hacar'. W.
myl6dwtf oai MI, 80, y,
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j. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSE
CIAN--No. Walnut Street, Office h0,rs from q m |,
A. NJ, and from 10 8 Al. W
| Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ;.n1 ~
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% JOB PRINTING of all kinds-PamphIets
catalogues, shop bills. Bank Checks, PIa.
C CsIs concert Bills, Visiting and business
YARDS; rosters, &c &c.-NEAT1y and Promptly
executed at THIS OFFICE upon moderate terms DIFF
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L. ID. NICHOLS. Nj. d., HOMO1OPATI
PHYSICIAN. Residence No. liz Main Street Odic
hours, from 9 to . A. NJ, to 4 and Bpm
Aug G, I:I. a1v
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'H'I@HI IlaIHI e.
DIED.

IN this city, 4th instant, Acksah H. daughter Of VIM ,
and Lydin Barrows, aged years II months; 5h, Emma
jane daughter 81 Charles and Marin Forbs months and
days. 9th, at the Chdrens Home, Jane Valentine, lyrj
In this city, on Sunday evening, 10th Instant, Catherine
Phoebe twin daughter Of James D. and Mary syme aged
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che DaiIp 5pp.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Ia, 1851.

,,..r,isers wishing to have their advertisements ap
- NEXT dav will please send in early IN The day as
sibe Also those wishing to insert advertisements IN
he Weekly should send in as early as Mohuay noon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

A~ AVE hNutA Lie insurance Conn
ms Is now the largest In tituton Of the kind
the United States and the advantages afforded b, IL 10 in
sfers are unsurpassed by any in the world II offers am
PIE security 10 insurers and having $4,000 members
'hereby affords protection against all embarrassmens
arising from fluctuations of the rate of mortality.
Forms of application, any information respecting the
Company, may be had the Office of The Agent No .
"a aq, 11 nan, worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent
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MURDER.-Edward Smith, a ship carpenter, was
murdered Sunday afternoon, at No. 4 Cliff street,
New York, by James Sullivan, an freshman, assist
eddy his wife. Smith interposed, to separate Sulli-
van and his wife, who were quarrelling, when they
both fell upon him, and while Suvan's wife held
Smith to the floor, her husband severed the fenoral
artery of his leg, and also stabbed him in several
places. "eh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

SEGARS OF Exquisite flavor are always Z,
DC found IN ~ %ntes to suit, at the Drug Store of
cbl 3-dtf = OF Ma;n =,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

10 Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Com anes (among which is the
National Loan Fund.- can furnish freely all persons des.
ous oil awaiting themselves of its advantages the luestn-
ormaton III relation TO the whole subject at the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
je20-dwtf EDWApnp EISEp
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DIR. VAN ALSTIN would invite the ctize,

DIX. VAN ALSTIN would invite the citizens to call
AT ms Rooms nd see some views Of Public Buildings
taken by PROF. WALKER. We are prepared with n
Speculum to take views of Buildings Landscapes with
out nvering These Pictures exceedingly beautiful
and are becoming fashionable and very popular New
Rooms-First Building North of American Tenperance
uouse, mdl street, w OICeSter. augq-dff
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Landed Estate 6,UUO per annum, rent, with inter-
est nue for s. years.
In addition to this there is a chest of the de-
ceased's mother, lying at Chids' in London, which
is said TO contain large amount Of plate and other
vauables, but has not been opened since the demise
Of the old lady.
The whole value of this property in Is4s, accord
ing to English authority, exceeded fS, 900 900, or
more than $4,000, 0O0-a sum which would make
its possessor, we imagine, the richest man in tbe
world. 1855
The question now to solve is, who are the heirs !,
In England all claim has ceased, and it is certain
that the descendants exist on this side Of the Allan
tc' but as yet nnrecogaized. Not long ago whole
convention of Jenningses from all paris Of the Uni
ted States, sat at Nashville to appoint committees 70
institute inquiries and raise funds to investigate the
matter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

ADVENTURES OF Horse THIEF.-On FRI
day night last, the horse of Job Carpenter, of See
konk, was taken from the stable, and hilched by a
halter, TO the of atop buggy which was standing
IN the road Mrs. Carpenter witnessed the proceed
lngs, and gave alarm, and the thief in his haste
to escape, capszed the carriage and fed leaving it,
with the horse harnessed TO it, and the one he had
stolen from Mr.. Carpenter's stable. He travelled
on foot about half mile, and then stole the horse Of
| I'll. A. Barrows, and rode him Ear as this place,
without saddle, and with nothing but halter to
guide him, and left him in the street Mr.. Barrow 3
horse is white, and the next morning, man was
seen IN Providence, whose pantaloons were covered
with white hair. He appeared fatigued, and asked
permission to lie down in a stable. These circum
stances excited suspicion that he was the thief and
he was subsequently arrested at OIney vile. Henry
Hale is the name he gave.
This man, or the person who attempted TO steal
Mr. Carpenters horse, is supposed to have COM
menced bis enterprise in New Hampshire, where he
stole horse and carriage, and drove Boston. He
left them there, and hired horse and buggy, to go,
as he said, to Peterborough lie stopped at Canton,
where ne left the Boston horse, and hired fresh
one, and with the latter, drove to Seekonk, where
the misfortune happened to him which we have men
| toned above.-P0wtucket Gazette
| We learn from the Providence Journal Of Monday,
that the prisoner whose true name proves to be Buc
fun, native of Danvers, was held until Saturday
morning for examination, but Carpenter did not APP
pear, and he was discharged, and re-arrested by Mr.
Sheriff Clapp, on requistion from Gov. Boutwell,.
He left Providence on Saturday, for Boston, in chars
of the agent Of Gov. Boutwell,. His father accompu-
MED them, he having been sent for by friend ofhs,
who recognized the young man while in the custody
of officer Potter. He states that his son lett home
about three weeks since, with horse and carriage
of his own; since which time he had not heard from
him until he heard of his arrest. The young man
give no account of his own carriage, or where he
has been since he left home. 1t is the opinion of the
officers who have had charge Of him since his arrest,
that he is laboring under species of insanity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

CHINESE IN CALIFoRNIA.-Ihe British ship
Henrietta, arrived at San Francisco, June 25 She
IS last from Hong Kong, and brings 223 Chinese
passengers, list Of whom j. before us. The Herald
exclaims:
Ye Gods, what a collection Of Amungs, and
Achoys! OF the 223 names, 1870 commence with
the letter A, usually terminating with G, or a Y,
and IN every instance two syllabes in length But
The most singular circumstance connected with this
cargo of celestials is that out Of the whole number
III are shoemakers, one doctor, and one mer-
chant. Here is destruction to the sons Of ST. Girls.
pm Two hundred and twenty-one Chinese cob
blers! The idea is terrblep'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

Hememer DIR. VAN ALSTIN,S First Premium
DAGUERREOTYPEs. Rooms next to The American
Temperance House. Please call and examine specimens.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

,.is.S =. GOODWIN, an experienced and
in Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night
attend TO the duties of her profession Residence No.
hustlh street, ap21-du
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II: =. MOORE, Merchant Tailor and Dealer il
tel Building, Worcester, Mass. jyl2
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All persons having unsettled with u.s. are re-
quested to make payment without further delay. We
have the names of large number delinquent debtors on
or books many OF whom have not much called TO
see U.S. and te us when they will pay To such would
say, that II your accounts settled in
before the FIRST OF August they will positively be lett with
attorney for collection You have had our goods and
we mus have a settlement.
jy22 d3M B.I HARDON a. co
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d. L. HARDoN g. co

DaA. n bUATON, PULWONIST. So OFFICE
ana RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
to-ss.-Where his services be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when prevented by prevon
Professional Duties.
Auscultatlon and Advice, Free. dtl-deco5
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Silver nnnr D

Silver Door Plates
=, Engraved at No. BrinIey Hall.
Also, Irnnk and Coffin Plates, Seals, Jeweiry, Slrr
'pl1l Ware, &c. t ld9n
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WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary Public.-
WEI attend 10 this and other Innters OF business
-, Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. 8, 1850. dlf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-12

MRS. M. s. THOMPSON.
Female Physician and Midwife,
pi4l No. ii Sat, IN ST.. Worcester. sfe Id
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-03-26
The Washington Monument!

II HE subscriber has been appointed az Agent
l. Tor the collection of funds for tn. Washington
Monument. the corner stone OF this Monument
was laid on the 4th of July lo4S, since which the
has been pressed with great energy .ano is now
upw ards VI 81 feet in height. IL is intended to be
500 feet in heighthigher than any other edlfice IN
in the known world and be .uilt entirely by the
voluntary contributions OF the American people
Nearly every State. and many Societies. nave fur-
n:sbsd each block, a memeniO to be lncorpora-
ted in the structure. The lite occupies a space o
a.wut thirty acres, granted by Congress. Ii is in
view of Mount Vernon, where now repose the
ashes of the immortal Chief.
Each contributor to the amount oil one Dollar. Oh
upwards, will be furnished with q splendid en-
graved certificate, exhibiting view of The naked
Obelisk and also OF the Monument connpieie, " lit
the Pantheon. signed by Elisha Whittlesey. gen
eral agent: and counrersigned by z Taylor, Presr
and Geo Watterson, Secrv OF the Washington Mon
um, mt Association.
We hear great deal about patriotism and vene
ration for the memory OF Wash'ngton-bere Is al
opportunity 10 show dollars worth at IL.
w BLOWN BUTLER.
Cy.oovrIla March ls5l
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vision took place before the very eyes Of the
unfortunate 2roprietors: the chief politely
thanked them for their oblging welcome Of
himself and friends, bid them du reroir, the
curtain Tell, and the bandits disappeared as
suddenly as they hao come, carrying off.
however, much more than they came with.
They had completely sacked the town.
The next morning a strong detachment Of
Austrian troors went in pursuit Of these lace
tlous gentlemen, but the birds had fown.-
None OF them were caught, and what was
worse, none of The booty was eve- found
BY this neat little operation the bandits made
10000 francs in specie, and double that in
Jewelry. specimens OF art, clothing, &c.
Italian bandits would make very respecta-
bic Northern stockholders. They might no,
get oil as easily there though as they did al
Forino- Popoli.
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RECEIPTS.

FROM WABASH-By Julia. 81 bbls wheat,
6 do castor OIL Harrington, Crane & Co; l6 bbls
potatoes, 427 do -four, Bement & viele; III bbls
pork 81 do lard. l6i do pork, 81 do lard, Taylor
& Harvey; hlf Dbl lard, keg do, S Orr.
FROM GREEN RIVER BY Logan: 10 hhds
tobacco Harrington. Crane & Co; &c hhds tobac-
CO. O'Rilev & Mitchell.
FROMNEW ORLEANS-By George,own:
hhis sugar, p bbls molasses, I tee rice, 10 Sis
coffee; by California: 3 bbls plaster, Harrington
Crane e. Co
FROM PITTSBURGH-By Gossamer bx,
axes; Is do glassware. doz shovels by Express
~ bxs mdse, bale domestic, trunk, Harring-
ton, Crane e. Co.
FROM Sr. LOUIS-By G w Kendall bxs
mdse bale domes,ics, Harrington. Crane & Co
FROM LOUlSvlLLE-By Mohongahela: "A
ks mdse. bdls paper J bale batting, 2 do cotton
yarn, doz buckets, I do bed cords, I line, 2 SIX.
coffee, 9 bdls brooms. do lead, l kg powder, Har
rington, Crane g. Co.
SHIPMENTS: l
TO n ORLEANS-By Bulletin: 1861 Dbl.
pork, "a kegs lard, l25 casks bacon, so hhds to-
bacco. 9 bbls eggs TAYLOR e. Harvey: 8 bbls eggs
Fl Magh;e & CO.
TO WABASH-By Cumb. Valley: bxs dry
goods 2 do hats, 4 do drugs, % pkgs mdse, bx.
dry goods, 9 bales sheeting, pkgs mdse, J II
Maghee & Co.
By Hail Columbia: hhds sugar, IS bbls mo-
;asses tee rice, 10 SKIS coffee, so bbls salt, Har-
ringion Crane & Co.
TO SHAWNEETOWN-By Pike No9:
bill mola-ses, 3 bags coffee, } kegs nails, Dol
sugar, 3 bxs dry goods, csk queensware, L. pkes
mdse, J II Maghee g. Co.
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A correspondent OF the Paris Journal DIES
Debats, writing from Rome, gives The details
Of a very bold robbery Committed on tile 10Th
oil january last by a troupe OF Italian BAH
di,,i. at EorIini POpoll, an interior town. Coll
tanning about 1000 inhabitants, aud situated
three miles trom the larger cily oil Forli.-
ForIini- PopOli 10 surrounded by high Wall,
having oliiy two gates Tor entrance and
exit.
Al s o'clock on the night Of the 18th, the
theatre Of Eorlin- Popoii was crowded 10 It's
utmost capacity. The tragedy OF the "Dcath
Of julius Cesar" was TO be played. Al that
hour the streets oil Italian cities are nearly
entirely deserted the shops are closed (; and
the inhabitants are either snugy settled u
hume or enjoying themselves Ia the cdfes.--
| The d. serliou OF the streets Is much morc OBJ
servabe IN small interior towns than III tile
large cities. On the night OF a Theatrical
representation it may be supposed that The
streets are quite empty, else !, would be dIlti-
cult to account tor what touk place al Forllnl-
PopoIi.
The first act Of the play was over and the
curtain had fallen. II was. however, ia II lew
minutes again raised, and the asionished
spectators in pit. parquelte, boxes and gal
lieries beheId, IN place ot the actors, ten BAN
4 utlS stICtCuCu III ciiSiS uS 0SiOSS psS Oenc~
and leveling at them az many carbines AMI
escopettes. Instanlanrousiy with this dr;,-
matte tablean, thirty other bandits, armed 10
the teeth. appeared in various parts ot III,
house, guarding the doors aud mcnacing tire
, spectators.
Alter the first moment Of surprise-no one
daring 10 slir--thc bandit chiri caale leieu, ~
down TO the iootlights put himself into AN Il [,
| utuGe, held up the ke, ot the town gates
and composedIy and politely informed hi'
audience that he had them completely IN ll:s
power. but was disposed 10 treat them will
all due courtesy He would take the libcr
~ Of calling them out by name they would
, Immediately leave the theatre, in this regu
lar manner; go home, one by onc-each &C
com ImnIcd by or two bandits, who would
obAeiagiy aid fhem in bringing back to ia,
theatre all their money aud other little val
uables. ia,
The orstor then unrolled = paper, and be
tgan reading of long list u. she names n
! The principal Inhabitants. There was IN
: means oil resistance. The only soldiers in thu
4 place, twelve Austrian carabincers; were sur
prised and bound ere they had time 10 ascer
!, tain their danger.
The first person who, escorted by two ban
e dts. lett the theatre thus money ga therins
n errand, was the gonfaiorie, or may or Of th'
town himself Others followed. The scene
ia the theatre, the feelings ofthe audience
held in silent suspense untl halt past IL o.
{ clock at night-may be imagined.
Il AT length the bandits became impatient
and two Of them. going from one spectator Il
another, gathered, in handkegchlefs, thtl
; watches, purses, rings. chalps, &c. The,
4 even took the umbrellas. When all TIT
y booty was collected OF the as--e RAJ III d.,
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Plain. Sr,sct, Eagle. French, and Vanilla O.
olaf s, Cocoa, Bropa, Cecoa Paste, Sticks, d,
nv Merchants and Consumers who would !
Il chase the hest products OF CocoA-iree q
a-iuIterato0--more nutritious and heSiihful
either tea or coffee--and in qualiy unsurpasst
the subscriber recommends the above articles, m
uiac,ured by himself. and stamped with his n;
and residence. His BRosA and Cocoa Paste as.
icaie, palatahle and salufary drinks To- invaI
convaIescents. children. travellers and others,
pronounced by the most eminent physicians 81
riar to any other. HIS FRENcH and VANILLA ca
LATEs are v arranted equal IN deIicacy and fff
To the best of Paris manufacture, and at onef
their prices. In consequence OF the great ADJ
ration in almost all the Cocoa and CHOCOLATE,
parations now offered TO the public, II orde'
cheap IN them, the ubscrlber hopes that his
manufactures will be thoroughly tested, an
found unequal to his recommendations, they
he returned To his agents where purchased,
their cost shall he refunded They are Away
sale in any quanu,y by the prime pal wholesale
GERS in the eastern cities; and by his agents
Brigham & Co, Boston; JaTnes NJ Bunce d
Hartford. Husse, & Murray. New York. &c
Wait, Albany; f Boswort.i. Troy. N Y; Graz.
Stone, Phla; Thos v Brandige BALI more;
ell &, Shoemaker. Georgetown, ID L; fowie
Alexandra, Va; vose Brothers, NewOrieans;
net. Mckee & Co. Cincinnati. .: VIM Bagalt
& Co. Pittsburgh. Pa. WALTER bAkE FIX
mh26-4tw Dorchester, ma
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From the nio Crande.

By the arrival oft',e steamship Fanny, Capt.
McCerren, we have received Brownsville l,;,
pers 10 March Alb.
The Sentinel says that BY the arrival Of the
Corvette from above, report had been re-
crived TO the eff CT tl.ata few days before, 500
indians had crossed the Rio Grande from
Mrxico into Texas Information q, the crossing
of The Indians was sent from Carmargo TO Cap'
p. Dowd, Rio Grahde City. and by him to the
commandment at Fort RinggoId. Upon the re-
ceipt OF this news detachment of twenty men
mounted infantry, was sent OFT 10 ascertain
the truth Of the report. Up 10 The lime oithe
departure of the Corvette The scouting parry
had not returned.
Two citizens, a man and hoy. Mexcans
were killed some 80 miles above Brownsville
and a large amount OF property carried oil.
The Sentinel says that the notorious outlaw
Kellogg is again at his old tricks A lev
DAYS slice he in company with "A party q
eight others. made his appearances near Key
nosa and robbed farmer OF about hundred
head Of horses and mules. The scoundrels
with the exception Of Kellogg, were all mask
ed. but were recognized To be "A mixed party
of Mrxicans and Americans. They are said &c
have compelled the unar,ned occupants q
the rancho 10 herd the stock for them. and
! then cody drove them of. A party oil 'itizers
Immediately organized and started in rursui,
About eight months since a party OF California
emlgrauts was robbed and murdered near The
Rio Grande. Ii appears that one Ct the per
sons engaged in the affLir has met with a
just reiributIon. This ruffan had been son,t
lime imprisoned in Camargo, OH evidence o.
crime lodged by his neighbors Of the rancho
Las Cuevas. Upon his liberation he return.
ed TO place near the scene Of his iorme'
crimes. known as Los Porireros where he
circulated threats against his accusers, which
led 10 his being first shot from his horse, AM
afterwards suspended to the limb OF neigh,
b, ing tree by The neck, and in thar condition
Left as n warning to others.
IN q. Esjc1puus 7th inst.
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- ~ There are four or five hundred tons Of
railroad iron at New Orleans, destined for
our railroad, and awaiting shipment. From
all accounts, j: will have to await shipmen,
some time if'no higher price is offered than
that now profered to steamboats, 1t is a
kind of freight not at all populor among
steamboats,. A boat would be as long un-
loading here one hundred tons Of it, ss she
would four or five hundred tons of good
freight.