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CARUSI'S SALOON.
MIR. G. VANDENHOFF begs leave 10 announce
1V1 to the iteratiand public of Washington, that
he will give his celebrated entertainment entitled
EVENINGS WITH SHERIDAN,
comprising Original Sketches Of the public and
private life Of the great wit orator, and dranatist
with readings Of his Comedies, in the above Sa-
loon, ON
Monday, 9th inst. The Rivals.
wednesday, 18th. School for Scandal.
FRIDAY, 3lst.. .......-.... The Critic.
Commencing at u O'Clock, precisely.
Tickets to the course, 81. Single, 90 cents. To
be had at the National Hotel, and Mr.. F. Taylor's
hooGstore Jan %
MIR. AND rIRS. HLASIko HAVE THE
lYl honor of informing the ladies and gentlemen
OF Washington that their Dancing Academy at
the Saloon Of Temperance Hall, Z street, will be
opened for receiving the pupils on Tuesday next
the 2lst of January, 1851.
Rules and terms will be furnished at the Dancing
Saloon every day, from II o'clock A. NJ, until 10
| o'clock, p. M.
Washington-Mrs. h1illard Fillmore, Hon. Hen
ry Clay.
Baltimore-Mcssrs. J. N. Bonaparte, j. Ridgely,
OF Hampton, Hon. b. c. Howard, Charles r. Car.
roll. s. Owings Hoffman, Stuart Appleton, Alex.
ander b. Gordon, John Glenn, J. Hanson Thomas
J. Penning gton, John IL. B. Latrobe, William
McRim. William III. Norris, Robert McKim
Richmond-Mcssrs. William II. mcfarland Ro-
bert c. Stanard, Dr. Gibson, DR.. Haxall
Mr. II. is instructor at Mrs. Phelps's Patapsco
Institute, Elilco.'s Mills, Mrs. Gibsons Ingleside
Academy, Mr.. and Mrs. Archer's, and at Mr. and
Mrs. Streetcr's Academies. Jan l7-dtf
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BALLoTINGs FoR MASSACHUSETTS U. 8. SENA-
roR.-Therc have been ten unsuccessful trials in
the House to elect Senator the result Of which is
M follouya.
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THE RLD's FAIR.
London, May, 1851.

III w U X L ID 'S FAIK
London, May, 1851.
Adams IS Co.'s Express.
<lE@Sk THE undersigned are prepared to
EIfa3Et take charge of any articles destined
- TO the Worlds Fair, and, having a
house in London, will give all the attention neces-
sary or desired by exhibitors.
Parties can either send to care. per United
States ship ST. Lawrence, or ship per steamer.
All goods should be addressed "to care of Ed
ward Sanford & Co.. New York and London"
Our arrangements such warrant us in
saying that all who employ US will receive htten-
ton. and that we possess advantages for doing
this business not enjoyed by any others.
Further information may be obtained on apph-
cation at any of our offices.
EDWARD SANFORD s. CO.,
Proprietors Of Adams s. Co.'s Transatlantic
Jan 2S-dl0t Express.
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very RESPECTFULLY,
EDWARDS, SANDFORD & CO.,
proprietors of Transatlantic Express

The CIRcvs AT NATIONAL HAtL.-This, we un-
dcrstand, is to be the last week of this remarkable
corps of French equestrians and athlca, whose
feats-whose prodigies, rather-have caused them
to win among us an unprecedented celebrity within
a few nights. Those who wish to the nil ultra
Of excellence in the art equestrian should witness
the great Madame CAROLINE LoYo in her nlenage
net and her leaping feats-sccnes which, by turns,
delight, amaze, and petrfy all beholders. Wher-
ever she has been she has created an unparalleled
enthusiasm Throughout all Europe her name
stands foremost in her professions and here. as in
Philadelphia and Baltimore, the people coincide
with her transatlantic admirers. Mons. Loisset the
versatile performer; the "boy- MARVEL" Baptste !;
Stone, the dazzling rider; and Wallet, who not
only "provokes one continued roar OF laughter" "
but scatters abroad the elements Of deep and serious
thought; Gardner, the truthful scenic rider; and
the dancing and trick horses; individually and
collectively presenting attractions such as have
never been surpassed in any country. !.
To morrow wednesday, night the benefit and
last appearance of Madame CAROLINE, when an ex-
cellent programme will be presented TO 1--WE hope,
as she deseryes) an oyerilowing, crowded house,
ELEcTno- BIOLOGY. Mr.. Theophus Fiske pro-
poses to deliver series of lectures upon this sub
lect in this city in few days
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cIRCus-LAsr WEEK.

Ihe Queen Equestrienne, from the Cirque Des
Champs Eysees De iaris, will appear in her cee-
brated MENACE ACT.
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY %, 1851.
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
| M. FRANCOISE, Director CIRQUE Franchise
Young BAPTlSTE LolssET, in his graceful
| acts Of horsemansbp.
| III. GARDNER, in n much admired scenic act
! Cannon ball feats, M. LEE
! Master WARD in feats of Posturing.
| Messrs. HOUGH and ELLSER and the full
strength of the company will appear.
AT'AR GULL and PARISINI will be INTRODUCED
by Nj. LDisset.
Clown to the Ring, Prince WALLET
M EATON STONE in his original and wonder
ful Barrier Act.
WEDNESDAY, benefit and last appearance o
MADAME CAROLINE.
Doors open at 6. o'clock-Performances com.
mence at u o'clock.
Reserved seats rs cents-Boxes so cents Gal
lery 20 cents Gallery for coored persons 25 cents
An efhcient police force are in attendance to
preserve order and decorum.
Jan %.
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE
Nov OPEN at Odd Fellows' Hail. January
~ 2Sth, instant, and will continue for a short
time only.
J. Insco Wilians's celebrated Bible Panorama.
containing over fifty of the most striking in
the Bible, commencing with Chaos and following
each other in historical order down to the Baby
nsh Captivity.
Doors open at Ito commence moving at half
past o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents; children under twelve years of
age, half price,
Schools and parties admitted on reasonable
terms.
Exhibition every Wednesday and Saturday af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Jan 2S
CARUSI'S SALOON.
MR.. DEMPSTER, Composer of "The May
1Hl Queen" Z" Lament Of the Irish Emigrant, %
" Blind Boy" &c, has tho honor TO announce
that he will give one of his Original
BALLAD ENTERTAINMENTS
AT cARUsI's SALOON,
THIS EVENING, January 2Sh, 1851,
including the following Songs:
The Indian's Complaint. Oh why does the
white man follow my path?' Morning, Noon
and Night" "Ye banks and braes o. bonnie
Doon;" " Salutation to America" :" John Andcr-
son my Jo;'' "My heart is like silent lute;"
Z" Lament of the Irish Emigrant;' "The barring
O. the door, Vert thou like me, in life's low
vale;" My Mamie o. ' Let US love one ano-
ther;' "Pm alone-all alone:" Duncan Gray and
his popular canata; The May Queen, in three
parts.
To commence at half past 7 O'Clock, and finish
by half past O'Clock.
Tickets so cents, to be had at Fischer's Station
era Hall, X. Davis's Music Store, and at the door,
jan IS
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IMpoRTEn AND DOMESTIC rIcKLEs OF

MpoRTEn AND DOMESTIC PICKLES Of
l. all E:nos
Gherkins and Mixed Pickles
Chow Cow and PicalilY
Picked Wslnuts Gad hiancoes
TarraRun Vinegar, Mushroom
Walnut and Tomato Catsup
French and Spanish Olives. French Capers
For sale by JNO r. KrRREY & ~
Jan 25-6teoif Nh 4 on Cen,r. MsrLo,
SUPERIOR FLOUR.-wo have Just received
- - a lew barrels OF very fine extra New York fam
ny Flour, superior asiolc for pastry, &C.. and
manufactured especially for that purpose for sale
w JNO 3. KIBBEY, & co,
Jan 2o-6teof No. 5, op. Centre Market
nOvE's FALKIRiS SCOTCH ALE, psnts
~ Barclays Brown Stout
East India Ale, quarts
For sale by JNo Is. kIBBEY * CO.,
Jan 25-eteof No s. op. Centre Market.
EATRA GENEsEE WHITE WHEAT
II FLOUR
Extra Hulled Buckwhcat Rye Flour
Unbolted Flour. Graham Flour
Fresh ground Oatmeal.
For sale by JNo. II. KIBBEY & CO
Jan 2s-tteoif No. 8, op. Centre Mark.,
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PEyMAysaIp.

TvO persons desiring to improve ia writing, no
Il better opportunity can be afforded than il pre-
sented by the subscriber. who does restrict the
course OF lessons to given time Pupils may, at
their own convenience, take course which, with
ordinary attention, will effect satisfactory i'm
provement
close examination TO be distinguished from
craving, will be furnished usual.
Jan 27-6rf w. A. RICHARDSON
iiTTELL's LIVING AGE, No. 35O-Iat cts.
CONTENTS.
, 4. Lord Carlisle's Lecture on America-Leed
q The Fret Trouble--Sharpe's MagaSine
rs; The Mystic Vial, Chaps. xi-xvn-D Dublin
| University MagaSine.
! 4. Life and Times of John Eyelvn : Sboyns,,
| Magazine.
5. Memory Shape's Magazine
8. France and Abd-el Kader-- Times
Z. Cost of Patents in England Times
8. The Wes. Indies-D Daily Netps
8. Copyright Work of a Foregner-D Daily Ne,ps
With Poetry and short articles.
oJ-A New Volume has just commenced.
WAsHISGroN, December 27, ,ls45
Ofallthe Periodical Journals devoted to Litera.
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country this has appearedto to to be the
useful. 1t contains, indeed, the exposition only OF
the current Literature ofthc Eng Ian qua ge; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension, in
cludes portraiture of the human snind in the ut
J. Q. ADAMS
Published weekly at Sc year,by
e. LITTELL 4 Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SHILLINGTON
Jan 22-dtw&wlw corner Pa av. and AZ st.
JUST PUBLISHED.
LION. S. A. DOUGLASS SPEECH, delivered
i at Chicago, Illinois, in October last, on tho
Adjustment Measures Of Congress Of the last
session.
Hon. T. EWINGS SPEECH, delivered in the
Senate of the United States at the present session.
on Removals from Office by General Taylor.
For sale at the Republic Office Jan II
C,ORPORATION STOCK for sale by
~ CHUBB, SCHENCK & CO.
Jan I6--d2w
nESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT OP~
IL posite the Treasury Building. Apply to c
st. j. Chubb, at the Banking House of
Jan l-u CHUBB, SCHENCK & Co
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Doors open at 81 o'clock-Performances com
mence at u o'clock.
Reserved seats rs cents-Boxes so cents Gal
ery 20 cents Gallery for coored persons 25 cente
An efhcient police force in attendance t.
preserve order and decorum
Jan 2S.
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Moysr yERNoN.--The resort to this place knows
no abatement Every visitor to this city appears
dcsrous of seeing the home and the grave Of WASH
ington. Though more attractive in the summer,
and though the trip to it 10 much more pleasant
than In winter, few ssem willing to defer their
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SON Hand."-It will be perceived that A. P. WARE
has with his usual prompness and energy already very
large and desirable stock of SPRING CLOTHING made
up,generay IN very superior
He informs his friends aud the pLbc that his stock OF
Clothing. and his assortment of Furnishing Goods and
Piece Goods, for custom work. is little larger 1T
HebeHe and more complete, than any former tme and
he expects that the very moderate prices that rule the
whole, will greatly facilitate srchange and all that sort Of
thing He presumes that everybody knows his establish
men but to prevent loss of money by getting into the
wrong shop" by accident he thinks it we'll say that
all the foregoing has reference the Great Clothing
Enlistment at and Merchants Row, front of the
Worcester House. mars dwlw
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Da ing robbery at norwich.

Yesterday morning, between two and three O'Clock,
while Mr.. H. NJ. Wiuer, the regular bank Messenger
between Norwich and Boston, was waiting in the La
dies Room of the depot at Norwich, for the arrival of
the New York train from Aliens Point. STRANGER
came IN with his hat slouched his eyes, and vsaee
partly concealed in the collar of his overcoat and ae
costing Mr. w. who was lying upon the sofa, inquired
the time In order to answer the inquiry, Mr. Witter
was about to take out his watch, when the stranger
struck him with some heavy weapon, severe blow up
on the forehead, partially stunning him. so that he roll
ed upon the floor.
The assault was sudden and violent that several
passengers in the adjoining room, who were also wait
ng for the train, had suspicion of what had occur.
red, until several minutes had elapsed when the wound
ed man having partially recovered raised the cry Of
murder. Assistance immediately rendered, and i,
was ascerained that the assaiant had escaped taking
with him the carpet bag of the Messenger, containing
about 100000 in bills, mostly Of the Connecticut Banks
Among the money stolen, were ten 800 bills of the
Quinnebaug Bank Norwich.
reward CT $4,000 has been offered for the appre.
hension of the robber, and $4,000 for the recovery Of
the money.
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The Martyr for Principle.

After the second failure in the House on wednesdays
n elect limited States Senator quite an animated de-
hate sprung up, upon the question TO postpone the ballots
inn for longer or shorter time; and hlr. Caleb CuSh'
inc Of Newbury. made himself quite conspicuous, by
The vebemence of his manner, and the general NONSENSE
cality ohis remarks Among other ridiculous remarks
of his reported in the newspapers, he said.
eHe was prepared for sesacr5fce and for extinction
=, statesmen and man, he could but avert the dead
IL curse the malignant curse of the election of one
i3ea abolition agator. He should consider such an
end as less than the least of the evils which might re-
sult from such an eecton.-Maryrdom would be
cbeaoly earned by the destruction Of such candidates.
We do not wonder that Caleb's talk Of martyrdom
should have disturbed the gravity of the House. There
is something so supremacy ridiculous in the very idea OF
Caleb Gushing being prepared for extinction as states
man and as a man. that it would provoke laugh even
,sunder the very ribs of DEATH Everybody knows
that Caleb sacrificed himself a man, years ago; and
as for his being prepared for extinction statesman,
we should as soon think of the wick ola burnt tai
low candle confessing itself prepared for such contn-
rency as him. The Hero OF the Metamoras ditch could
no more make martyr Of himself, even if he had a
und to- than pinch ofthe ashes ofold John Rogers
Smithfed memory, could feel pain in the fire which
some of Caeb's southern friends recently kndled ii
Missouri to roast 'snigger'' in.
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The Fugitive slave cnse.

Philadelphia, March 10. Last evening Judge
Kane remanded the f1gtives to their master, and
gave hun certificate 10 take them away. They
left for Baltimore this morning.
On the decision being known outside, large
GRO nd of blacks became excited, and considerable
disturbance ensued, which was quelled by the ar
rest of seven of the most prominent rioters, by the
Marshal's officers.
1t is supposed that Daniel Webster slept more
sOundly last night, than he has any night since wal
was levied upon the United States and by the six OF
eight colored gentlemen in Boston, who carried of
Shadrach
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. .
A KIDNAPPING CAsE.--But a short time ago a
gentleman living in Greenup county, KY, a little
way above Portsmouth, liberated four of his slaves,
and they took up their residence in Burlington, in
our State, in the county Of Lawrence. The gentle
man who set them free, soon after died nsoIvent,
and creditor Of the estate, a Mr.. s., claiming
hands when in debt, employed three or four despe.
rate fellows to catch and transport these slaves TO
their original home. The plan succeeded, and Mr..
s. had them sold at auction, and the buyer i'm
mediately started with his purchase down the river.
A gentleman from Lawrence county took up the
cause Of the negroes and ascertaining the direction
the purchaser had taken, came down here, engaged
eminent COUNSEL, and started for LOUISVILLE, for the
purpose Of auesting the parties there, and having
the legality of the whole proceedings investigated.
If the comes to trial. il will involve some points
of law that il will be well to have immediately de-
cided.-- Cincinnati Eng.
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New Hnmnshire Election.

Returns from 142 towns in New Hampshire, show
the following results Sawyer, tho wing candidate
for Governor, has IA, 595 votes Dinsmore, demo-
crat, 1898; Atwood, Independent democrat, 9,39s.
The political character of the next Legislature is
still undetermined The Wings claim to have elect
ed three of the twelve Senators. Full returns from
the First Congressional District show that Tuck,
Free Soil, is elected by FIVE six hundred majority.
In the Third District, Perkins, Free Soil Wing, has
one thousand majority.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
New YORK. March Is

NEW DIRK, March To
The Steamship Empire City sailed this afternoon
for Chagres with 800 passengers. Among them Hon.
Thomas Nelson, the newly appointed Judge for Or
egon, and Hon. Samuel R. Thurston, member of
Congress from Oregon. The last named gentleman
has IN charge six ladies who go ont as Missionaries
Washington, March ID. At the adjournment last
evening there were but 30 Senators present. and on
assembling this morning there was no quorum
MIR. Walsh had resigned previous to the nomina-
ton of Mr. Goodrich.
The resolution for the purchase of IL, 600 copies
OF the Patent Office report passed yesterday without
quorum.
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For the Spy.

When we think Of the position to which the great
expounder is endeavoring reduce the free old Bay
State-he State which generously adopted him in his
youth as her son-- is in sorrow than in anger
that obliged to exclam, :" let the day perish in
which he US, and let the memory of his adop
ton into family circle, fade utterly from the records
ofman Hencefortl his name win stand identified
with all that is oahsome in moral treachery, for, re-
nouncag the teachings and professions of his early man.
hood he is endeavoring to force the freeman of the
land, whose pride he was, down to his own base
leTel ia the support Of the Fugitive Slave bill The
State which cherished him, he has disgraced He
has gone eewn from the high places of Freedom to plot
the overthrow Of the ancient affairs of his carly faith
with such nzecious patriots hangman Foote.-
He is joined to his idos-Iet him alone %
We are led 70 iaese remarks at this time by hearing
sentence read By lady friend at our elbow, from
correspondent in New York. The writer is lady
OF great intelligence and conservative whaI.
/" we are living as usual ina very quiet way. Were
We IN the good old Bay State-the iaw-aiiding State
the iondy cherished. aud lovingly cared Tor home Of
that great and good man, Daniel Webster---we might
"a tgo on in quite SO hnmdrum a manner How yery
forl innate that whe in the midst Of such dangers and
risit rtsnes must fall upon you when poor negro
runs way, you have friend send an army to pro-
tect you Allow me to congratulate you Saturday
the New Workers had great celebration in memory Of
Washington, rather to his memory from the
oblivion p which they have allowed it to repose very
quietly for H,ny years. For orator, they had the
Honorable Mr.. Foote, Of Miss. Only think of it
Washington eniogised by Foote y You see am post
ed up on important matters now, for take the In
DEPENDENT and the " Journal Of Commerce." which
are about as near Of kin, Washington and Fooe 2
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200 Rav State Shamls
Farm for Sale

"a lHE farm recently owned and occupied by Eli
laE5 sna Iaitls now offered for sale. The Farm con
: slsts OF two Dwelling Houses and one Barn. all SIM
pied with good water, and 55 coed land situated
Que ana nan miles south OF the City Hail. Worcester OH
th9 Ioau leading from Worcester to Southbridge
me aGoVe ram will be sold together or in lots as NAV
t purchasers Also, about 60 OF moving and mas
lure aad situate miles West of the City Hail. Worces
ter, and known the Chandler Taft Pasture The same
will be sold together divided. Inquire of @'-'''
w.. JONAS BARTLETT, or JOHN WARD.
Worcester, Mar. 10, 1851 marl4dpJc
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~ Immense numbers of cattle and horses, SO
wild that they feed at night and he hidden by day,
inhabt the valleys and canyons Of the Sierra Azul
or Blue Mountains Of California. Capt. Mckinley,
Texas ranger, who has thoroughly traversed the
region from the Pacific to the plains of San Joaquin
thinks the wild bulls are far more dangerous than
grizzly bears. ssE eat s-,t -a.ss....a
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$4,000 Reward.

L 0sT, RUSsET WALLET, with steel clasp contain
ing one hundred dollar BILL the Hartford Bank and
twenty dollars on the Winsed Bank, Conn, and
some loose change, and one silver American dollar and
papers of value to one but the owner.
The above reward will be paid any one who will give
information where H. and CONTENTS can be found at Hitch
cockvlle Conn. or at the American House, Worcester
Mass JUSTIN HODGE
mar1O.dw1W
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FIRsT CLAss-STANp UP.--Uncle Sam Mr..
Richie. do you understand /" how TO turn an honest
penny? a
"Yes, sir. Be sure TO underbid every body in
contract for congressional printing, and thus defeat
all honest competitors. Then bring forward claim
for losses, and take care to majority Of the
members by betraying your friends, and deserving
your principles"
"Very well--you may acitldraic.'' M -.
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House and Lot at Auction

80 WILL be sold at Public Auction. on The premises
I'll on TUESDAY, March leth inst at hafpast ID
O'Clock, A. NJ, one ofhe best residences in the civ
me house is nearly new, and built the most boroug
anu convenient manner The Garden is large and con
Jams choice variety of Fruit Trees and S6rubbeTv II
mas an excellent well of Water for for washin and
possesses every desirable convenience O. '
Terms easy, and made known at the sale
The house can be any time prevIous tn the coll, b
apply ing toP w. WAIT, or S. w. sELBY & CO.
Ancts,
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After mucl. Time and Labor spent in Che,

ca and ply soUgca research has been the good fortune
of William Bogle 277 Washington street, Boston, to dis
cover the sine qua in the matter of shaving soap. His
AmOle recognised the whole Union as the most
pleasing in its and after Affects all the many inven
tons in the market imparts healthy the skin
prevents eruptons which aka inc soaps invariably pro
mote and thoroughly purfes the complexion.
Ut Sold in Worcester by ID. Scott Jr 81 Co., l.. T. La.
zel and M. b. Green marS-deod lwwlt
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Bliss.s Compound cod Liver ON cnndr

Colds coughs, broncitis, influenza &C., have last met
their conqueror in Bsss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy
the great remedy of the age combining all the good quail
ties of cod liver OIL and avoiding all its horrible offensive
ness and digusng TASTE There is slightest ne
cessy for person to suffer with affections of the throat
and chest while he has % cents in his pocket procure
package OF Bss's candy. But our friends
TO get the genuine acenot OF its miserable coun-
terieits, oil which the country is full.
GFPrepared by b. K BLISS sole proprietor Springfield
Price 25 cts package. For sale by d. SCOTT JR g. Co.
general agents for Worcester. mars.dwIw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14

ID The weavers of Fall River, Mass, to the
number of six hundred, have been on &C strike .
for sixteen weeks, opposing reduction of wages
the wages without any reduction being barely sufi-
cient for the support Of the laborer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14

Nor Bad" Where was |, MAJ said a little
urchin one day to his mother, as he stood gazing
uIol his drunken and PROSTATE father, where was
when you married Pa' Why didn't you take me
along, could have picked out better man than
he is l''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-14

MRS. s. GOODWIN, experienced and success
full Midwife, (as hundred and testify during
the past year, l850 holds herself in readiness day and
night to attend to the duties of her profession. Thankful
for past favors share of patronage solicited which
should be bestowed upon IOoadn and not will be upon
man. word TO the wise is sufficient. Residence No.
Austinstreet. I3mosl Worcester, Jan. 10, 1851.