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NOR T1I AwERECAzy BLECraT TT,
WASHING FLUID,

FOR WASHING EITHER IN HARD OR SOFT Warra
his is the only genuine articei lie found the woI
and possesses double the power Of any thing ever d
covered for washing clothes at a Iihing expense doi
away with washboars once. in fact il seems TO he n
long sought philosophers stone universal Solvent seem
ing magical preparation, its operation being of the most
astonishing character. sized washing NAV b
done with gill of this Fluid in less than two hour Ia
soeus and the dirt leaving the articles of the
most brilliant wheness 1t being harmless in its oper-
atons pur5 water and clothing i'll wear much longer
than when rubbed to pieces by the common method Of
washing. /
This Fluid is powerful agent be used in all cases
where soap required particularly for cleansing milk uteI
sis, cleaning windows and punt, securing o0s; short
beyond precedent, as It's use universal III the wash
ing world.
P s-sl colored Goods are rendered brighter by beng
washed in this Fluid, and Wooens less liable 10 shrink
and thereby rendered much softer than in the Old wa Of
washing.
Sold by the principal Druggists Apothecaries and Gro
throughout the world Maui ctured by Moore Col.
MS CO., the Laboratory, Nos 67 50 and II Ann cor
of Shoe and Leather streets, Boston, None genuine
unless the Labels contain their signature
The above article warranted by the Manufacturers
to contain soda lime, camphene burning nd acids of
any hnd but to be purely alkaline preparation Of the
most powerful cha possessing than double the
washing power Of anything discovered being perfectly
harmless in yapor without possessing the propt
ties of the miserable artil lie which flood the markell and in
many instances disgust the people that degree that they
ere unwilling to Try good article, when il is really be
found. The PIopretos only ask fair trial of tn article,
and perfectly willing to forfeit any amount for single
MOORE COLLINS & co.
u We the only agents for the above article III Wor-
cester county For sale at the manufacturers prices hy
mys-dw8m DRAPER & CLARK, Washington Square,
! Worcester, ss Probate 0Nce, March 26, 1861
To all persons interested in the Estate of CHLOE
/ AXTELL late Of Grafton deceased, Greeting.
Won cited appear Court of Probate iobe holden
at Worcester the first Tuesday of June next, to
show why the Instrument which purports be the
may7w8t* CHAs. G. PRENTIss Reg
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

The PLAINFIELD RAILRoAD.-We learn from
been making in that city, to aid nbuidng the Painfed
Railroad have been successful, 100000 having been
Internationally subscribed meeting of the stock
holders will soon be called for the purpose oforganza-
ton.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

WASHING FLUID-The article prepared by Moore,
ool'us q Co.. Is now manufactured by them and sold
IN large Quantities Dealers in the article will be con
vlnced OF this by calling at their establishment in Al
Khson street. As for the merits of this fluid and ifs
superiority to any other. for washing, in the market
little need be said. Those who have given il trial
continue to make Of it, and those who have tried
o.her preparations give this decided preference.
Raloay Advertiser
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

Gzy' II is with regret that we learn Of the death oe
Mr.. GEORGE II COREY, formerly of this city, in
California. His friends received letter, yesterday,
from the supt Of the Hospital, in Sacramento City,
communicating to them the melancholy tidings of his
decease, in Oct. last, by Cholera. He leaves wife
and two children in this city,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
Assessors Notice.

VIE Assessors of the City of Worcester hereby give no.
liable to be assessed therein for County and CITY tax for
year 1881 that they will bein session their room in
bck building, corner of Main and Front SITS
IN sad cy from Monday the I'd day of June next to Sat
rdsy me 7n day of said une both Inclusive from to
~ CLOCK, NJ, and from to O'clock, P. NJ of each
aay ana all persons liable to be as aforesaid are
to bring in said assessors the time and place
anove mentioned true and perfect lists of their polls and
helr estales' both real and PERSONAL quot exempted
day of May instant. "a ''' A''
PERSONS holding estates in trus whether for minors or
otherwse are particularly requested to furnish the
ors with statements in relation to such es ates.
E. III. HEMENWAY
BENJAMIN WALKER, }Assesssors
VIM DICKINSON \
~ Entrance TO Assessors room from Main street SOC
ond door from Front street, up stairs.
Worcester May z. 1851. mys-dvytJe7
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

;. CRUELTY TO HoRsE.-A truckman named Ad-
Olson Stanlels, was on Saturday committed in default
OIL Szoo ball. for cruelty beating horse with chain,
iour inches square.-Boston Iransc,irt.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

John b. Bacon, and M. s. D. Lyon, the agents en-
poyed to kldnap Sims, have published card thanks
to the citizens of Boston, for $50 much marked kndness
attention. courtesy, &c." received during the prosec.
ton OF their neiarious business in that CITY, The ct
Izens OF Boston, should have the "card of thanks"
framed, and properly preserved, to be handed down
as an heirloom TO their posterty.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
President Fillmore and Cabinet.

WAsHNGToN, May Z.
President Fillmore, Secretary Webster, Secretary
Stewart, Secretary Graham, and Postmaster General
Hall, will leave here on Monday next, for New York,
to be present at the Erie Railroad celebration.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
woRCEsTER DAILY SPY.
THURSDAY, MAY s, 1851.

G Advertisers, wishing have their advertisements ap
az the next day, will peasescd early the day
possible Also those wishing insert advertisements in
the Weekly, should send in early Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

ny latest adyices we learn that the overland route to
California is less dangerous now, than il used TO lie:
the Camanches, Pawnees, and Apaches are at peace
with the whites; the last named tribe had concluded
treaty with Col. Calhoun, commandani at Sante Fe.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

a man named Michael Mulvey, shot waiter dead
at an eating house, in New York, at o. clock
friday morning, for refusing to delay closing the
house to give him some refreshment.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

~, dhere was violent storm and gale at Buffalo. on
thursday The water in the harbor was raised
ABOUT three feet above its ordinary level, and much
damage was done to the shipping.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
The sosatllern Convention.

CHARLEsToN, May 9TH
Great excitement prevails to day throughout the city,
The proceedings octhe convention seemed to indicate
that separate state action will triumph by an over
whelming majority.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
HARTFORD, NAV Z.

The Legislature of this State met at 10 O'Clock to-day
Hon. Samuel Ingraham, dem. was chosen Speaker of
the House, by FIVE majority. One whig absent. The
wings have three majority in the Senate.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

ne United States Marshal and aids lately left Sa-
vannah for Jacksonville, in order to discover the army
OF Cuban INVADERS said TO be concentrated there Tba
could not see the expedition, the men who
were TO "pntit through" Heheard of many parties
roaming about, apparently without organization, and
swearing as Justify as Trims proane comrades did in
ianders, about some steamer OF other This insane
PROJECT of slavery extension is we hope nipt in the bud
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
AMERToAN UNITARIAN AssoCIArIoN.-

AMERICAN UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION
Meeting will be held the Church Of the Unty Elm
Street, THIS (Thursdaay) EVENING May 9Th, to hear
statements respecting the condition and wants of the Amer
lean Unitarian Association. REV. DIR. GANNETT Presi-
dent of the Association, and Rev CALVIN LINCOLN Sec
retay propose to be present and address the meeting
All persons interested invited attend. contribu-
on will be taken for be objects of the Association The
services will begin Mt hafpast seven. my8-dlt
NOTICE. shall start business journey to st
Louis about May 8th and will take charge of any legal
business commissions that may be entrusted me- for the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, Illinois, Michigan &C,
ap3Od9t F. w. GALE, l44 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

IS Ladies who are purchasing Mantillas TODAY.
had better call in to the Hive and examine the verv
elegant stock of these goods which Bryant has adyer
tised
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

oNEEzING.-To prevent sneezhg, press the fin
ger on the upper lip first below the nose To stop
" Oh coughing, close the nostrs with the thumb and
a. euger when the breath is let out, but leave them
free when the breath is drawn in.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

me Exchange Hotel Of Santa Fe, and several other
buildings were entirely destroyed by fire on the 2lst Of
March last
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

1t has been proposed to place gas light on Minots
Ledge the gas to be supplied and regulated from the
shore. We see only ono objection tothe plan, l. e. that
it can't be done.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

Inc receipts at the Treasury from January LIST to
March 3lst, amounted to $l56O4, ,1171l; and the ex.
penses for the same PERIOD were $10,s47, ,60s.5O
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Large Arrival.
NEw YoRK, Nav Z.

I
The steamer Knickerbocker, OF the Norwich line, ar
rived O'Clock this morning, with HOO passen
gers.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

lhe General Assembly Of Rhode Island, met at New
port on Tuesday, 9Th inst.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

rh''p Hone, well known New York merchant
o'ed on Monday morning, aged II years.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

Chief Justice Cranch has reapsed into severe sick.
ness, and is in a most feeble state.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

al iiazeton, Pa, on the 9Th inst. snow fell to the
depth OF 10 inches, and the sleighng was excellent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
--'-'l--'-'----=--
MARRIED.

In this city, 7th instant, by Rev. C. K Cover Mr. John
carpenter TO Miss Catlarine Gleason both of Auburn
In this city, 9TH instant by Rev. Mr. Hale Mr. Joshna
D. Tyler and Miss Caroline G. Rogers both of Worcester
In this city by Rev Mi BUSHNELL Mr. Nelson r. Scott to
MISS julius A. Pierce, daughter of Maj Thomas Pierce
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
DIED.

In Cincinnati, Ohio, the Sd instant Mr. Ebenezer Har
rngton, of this city, aged 29.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08

West Brookfeld.
An An-slavery Meeting vii! be held in West Brookfeld
in the Vestry Of the Congregational Meeting house,
SATURDAY EVENING and SUNDAY NEXT, May 10th
and lIth
SAMNEL MAY, JR., STEPHEN S. FOSTER, and (probaby)
ABBY KELLY FOSTER, will be present meeting which
all persons invited to attend my7-4twlt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-08
Segar Case

"a -.iyl M U0BdT UdSbB, II
nF different qualities, Tor sale by 1T LAZETT
~ M!f-dwis5w hpoheeary, 20l Man street
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pERTH AMBOY sEMINARY.-Th's institution, aIording :
thorough training business, together with
modern languages and will commence Its
| twenty eighth Wednesday, May.
commodious and internal
designed confs Of pupils and
| habits Of neatness and system.
retirement Of proyerba healthnness The
apparatus reading library and pcrodi
bains and provided with reference 70
health physical training the advantages oi THIS
Institution.
Principal possessing of early devotion his
profession pledges his untirne efforts 70
his institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
|
Term. s75 per session OF week. tuition
| use sf books for English studies.
From hs Faculty Of As College Of HeS jersey.
Having opportunity knowing and
the prudence and exemplary moral
Mr. Woodbridge, while he student in THIS
college, having ownd that students prepared by him for
well with peaAure recommend him as
and hdsl giving Instruction. and
forming habits OF youth committed his parents
nnd guardians may have fun conndsnce
| JOHN MACLEAN, Vice President and Prof OF Greek
| STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof OF Mah and Astronomy
! CoLLsst N1w JKRsHr, April l. 1851.
| Joseph Henry, LID, Smithsonian Institute, y. G.
Nicholas murray, d. d.
Rev David Magic, d. ~, Elixsbcshtown, New Jersey
PARTICULARS with additional tesu
''o"A' ana 'e's''"'e' app" 70 "e s. e. WOODBRIDGE,
Ap3-diw Perth hmboy, New Jersey
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baisnsofe aud Hashingtoa Railroad.
IN next instant In. .,on o- pa..
syvsnia will be te new one nm NJ
occupied.
The trains viii leave The latter, commencing al s. IN
usual, and ., and daily, exeept on Sunday
when but trains at o. a S IN, - -
making change the undersigned call attention IN
the OF regard 10 the
merchandise. - =
LIST shippers reminded that in all bill full direc
lions should accompany the goods.
This protection Of parties, and complied with
the goods received .-#r-
ID Consignees nou6ed that all merchandise
moved which received, company
cannot hold itself responsible for e In It's house during the
night
The reception delivery merchandise
a. I'LL 4, pm t' .ss He
The undersigned takes remark tina. these
regulations but he compelled call then
from their frequent vioaon which has caused much aud serious
Inconvenience. nv.
T, II, PARSONS, Agent
Ap G--2wd
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CUPERIOR Daguerreotypcs i-First Premium III. III.
WHiTEHU field Of his operations
more ground than dasueneops, in the county M galleries
No 7 Baltimore BALTIMORE broadway and Leonard
street, New York No. u Main street, kichmondi sycamore
Main Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary Improvement inshring faithful and highly finished
ikeneases u . seconds.
rotary ground invented by H. whtehu gives
airy and iviag appearances 10 the picture.
than thirty thou
pictures and dissatisfaction Ths
the Of hts hkenesscs
N W. OF public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers where free
exhibition OF pictures Will given.
dnguerreoiypcs
Fair Institute, he awarded hrst
medal by the judges.
keneses description copied, and
attended 10. Nov 2s--diy
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,

mansion finished modem style.
nronn south about thirty feet running including the
bsck buildings hundred and dy feet Everything
has been provided for the accommodation and comfort s large
family To gentleman holding public Once in Arlington city u
perfect hcshiness OF
uson, pleasant from city, much cheaper
living very society II sold lib
viii be given but rented the will be moderate
Immediate be had For further particulars apply TO
CHRIsTOPHER NEALE,
Dec Ip--Iawu Alexandria.
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For FanSy Point and Other handbags she P0so-
at Et na~e, and B~ltimswe.
c4N The public splendid pres
sure steamer BALTIMOkE, Capt A. McCausland,
n.sa u wi state room. and hundred and my bes and
mold VIII regularly freight passenger
tween Washington Baltofe
the 80 OF AprineIt =
Leaving washington Mondays and Thursdays O'clock
M and Aielandra al ~ O'Clock the Baltimore will take
wood al aqua Creek and O'Clock
and al Baltimore In the Of night Returning
unoe Will leave Commerce street wharf BALTIMORE O'Clock
Tuesdays and Fridays, arriving O'Clock
and Washington O'Clock, p M wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington 10 Msrbury sl00
Pineyp Point .
Excursion tickets TO Baltimore, with privilege of
afternoon
The Baltimore WIN different landings
passengers and freight
Meals
For further particulars for freight apply the Captain
board, or D. h. smith, agent in Alexandria, or 70
uQ.Lu @ GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar B-2awl5t
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NEW York and California Millionaire Association
One thousand shares Of thousand doasSs Capital
000 limited number Of shares to be obtained by influential
capital special admitted in
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York free from
and
Of shares issued return ten cent annually
prospect doubling WHOLE safe operations
trade and mining States
troll Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Chief Agent fthe Company,
No. II Wall street, New York
Caoans other responsible parties throughout the Union
the United States, app
the association be employed at diff
points, line Of and vessels be made
available for nde the mails and freight to and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas.
There and business doing with Calor
nia Pachc long supply Of gold
capital goods will aronish the
and calculations therefor And meet this
thereby association being formed
dert the arms nd of o. HOLDEN K CO.,
Mercantile Commission Merchants, Banking
and Mining Agents, New York and San Francisco
Capital 4i 1900.
j.
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PER Tor every addtlohM Pase on any
four pages, esumatnx At INV pages . 90.
70 the 100
Raak fors say other description q printing required broad
de the above paper each moad"ne oe counted owe
I.Ief.5e.af Z ~
undeood that extra charge " any descp
lion viii x Allowed The prices printing must and in
all conuasaseiss and extras ~ -. ,-..-..- .<...
The deoartept reserves have any descrpon o. PRINT
ing which NAV properly called "book or pamphlet WORK exc
cuted By special contrast -, ..s ....,.. =,
quality of The different knds paper 10 Furnish
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UNGJysIr n<u~vSs In Law and Eqnisy.-Repnhsh,ns IN
f =. ~ ~ they app~s England spd can be rscevea n
this county reports decided IN ,hs House o. Ln.
pivy council ~ several eesy, the coso ot on-ss
bench, pssss she eour n enene9.e' -
ehsque chsmher, the eccsesastcss swd sAnmuy e"s W.
bnkrnpry nc,udnf the crown eases
sswxy canal To he p.hshsa m "".
numbers parss; number consisting o. over s
lag carefully ed'ed by " ~
bar with and refsreaces to snsoEo"s N
Published givng fT hat see
large rnmbesu, f6rmse complete Volume an ue w"
IN the sl. Fl ~ s -
The numhes valuable series this day received
ods the cnncii and ~ he
courts bepeh from and aier mchae'mas ie'
hpSt "s ~ " e' - " rRANCR TAYLOR.
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FORM No. 4.

STATE
County
thereby certify that on this day Of ---, in the year
l, personally before here
nel and hers tnse the the and
insert the Uiness being well known duly
his declared
said lhere the
described and who
attorney and his testimony satisfactory evidence Of that
said the threupon
! acknowledged the said power TO be his and deed
Officers Signoiure.l
Ap l2-law6w
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman. who has
received education, and resided Paris is
position young
/ private family Of responsibility.
family
parties of the highest rcspectabiy either in this
in England,
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GsxsKAL T. sp Oryrcr, March ~, 1851.
ORDER hst ue bcrai views of Congress. assns ns &c. %
2 w.. ~" gssa "osm s ,sy sere" s
the warrant~cs be
s,.sS. 81 Sc m afn, and psto,ic and
The hardy and enterpsng settlers on be
lands the fruits OF their industry and prvaon' the secretary
of Interior has directed-
That public given all sclcrs public lands sub
men.. thirty days making and i'm
provemcnt by ep2ton Of 9Th September,
ls 10 secure hcir empon rights, and prevent o'er'rr
thai all be ses.d upon the land applied FOR
said land is improved not and after having
b~en Of The land
ocen a. least y day. % n,'s enc n' % nne
will be returned 10 this ohce for paenns bntn there
sch Interference new h w oe on moi, mr..
rss where proclaimed and offered at puhic sne
po March 1851 AVID where the minimum price o. the land
cash The difference Of land md the rrount
by estimating the warrant ~ - SER so
o
Dntcd along the routes Of railroads. of canals
application made hts once by m" wsnnce 70
applicant the land district section
country which he wishes the location made
ana specified bc well designate several
6 selected ak.n Sc loned
nc which vacant without further delay In
competent administer oat 'hs he y the identical person mrn
toned must accompany the application The same
rules complied vim where pp'e alton " letter sde %
,e district where yuch application msdc BY e
torney guardian &c the cydcnce GUY cneh o he
ss,bority n set nw.sh hf-o the sppcai'on
Nv section Of the act making aprforors or
,h v,v, me fiscal ending h Jnne,
onsv Ina saed snder 2sh September 1850 q BY yr
e N ~ shall be located on any and WINCH
IA ro< ouah, market and then subject g
. snsry 20 a located under the bounty land
s~ o oath beNenber 1880 Other law anng ponhv a"a
except which had been poc'smed and onefs" o ~ prov
the "a q March, 'S'' JsUTrERFIELD,
Ap pis-ia~e~ oom"N'''"s''
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TREASURY Der ARrMKsr, March %, 1851
State Texas having BY Of s legislature during
Of 84S and lS49 called
republic State,
September next respective claims
having 9th September 1885, authorizing
the of ten millions Of ave cent stock the said state
creditor Of the State holding and
Of Texas, for which duties imports
peciay pledged shall 6 M the the United States
Of all claims against the United States for
said bonds cer6cates such forms shall
scbed by the Secretary Of the Treasury and approved BY the
President the United States " Now order that this depart
auhentcaly Of the which
imports thus pledged, the holders OF all
claims required file the and description OF them
this preyous 10 the st Of October and
United Of claims,
which has approved by President
United 5ates Of the above of the 9Th
September, 1880
VIM. l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs. d. II. Bun's,) of 9th and +
the 2lst of April and win give his constant and
The
English, French mathematical education will be taught
The religious instruction of The Institute will be based the
Episcopal Church
and of principal teacher
him to look for the of the public and for
ing of success,
For boarding pupils, s75 per quarter
For day f" @5 to $i6 /"
Payable always advance.
Music, drawing Latin, Italian, Spanish and German,
Reference is permitted to Rev 2 M Butler D. D. Rev. J. W.
French Fzhug Coyie Washington city; Rev.
d. Alexandra Rev. Potter, b. d. Clergy
generally Of Phiadephia and Rt Rev. Alfred Lee d.
...# lsz AE lfHE.7I.u
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-r05hAp
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United states Patent ONCE.

1925 e.# sHs ArRIL u, le5
IN the petition Of Daniel f. swe Of New York, New York.
the patent granted 18th
day Of Juy 1881 Improvement the manufacture soap
for FROM the patent
place the l7th day Of july l05l- -tt Re s4tta2
IL ordered the said
Monday the 10Th day Of June 1851 ~ O'Clock, and all
sons noed 70 and show If they have why
said petition ought TO be granted. .s ~
Persons opposing the required
Office their objections specifically writing twenty
days before The day q hearings all testimony filed BY either
be used said hearing
codance with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished
picauon. lE@3 t.a Ett2t1# 7@H "A III
lgencer and Unon Washington d. C North and Ca
zee Phiadephia, Pennsylvania Daily Massachu
sets Tribune, New York and Daily Atlas CINCINNATI Ohio,
week for three successive weeks the ast publication
ing before the 18th day of April 1851. sEet EIf
aEB E9 & ,e THOS EWBANK,
--# 4#H . E.H. H F Commissioner OF Patents
r. g. Editors of the above papers will please copy
bills 70 the Patent Oice with containing this notice
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