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Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23


The Arctic arrived at O'Clock this afternoon with
Liverpool dates to the 11th. Her voyage has occupied
IL days. Among her passengers, is ]. w. Gerard,
bearer of dispatches from the o. S Legation.
Cotton classed firm. Flour wheat and corn were in
good request, and prices tending upward.
The Cambria arrived out the 9th.
FRANcE.-A document has appeared from Lamar.
tine, on which it is shown that the only Government
now possible for France, is republic; particularly
where so many parties contending for the mastery.
DueIs appear to be the order fthe day.
PoRTUGAL.-Adyices to the 4th inst. contradict the
report of revolutionary movements having brok
en- out All Was tranquil
SPAIH.-Advices from Madrid state thar three Por-
tuguese officers of the revoted garrison of Elyos had
presented themselves the Spanish Captain General,
and requested his cooperation put down the Govern
ment at Lisbon. The latter had applied to the Govern
ment at Madrid for instructions.
GERMANY.-A bloody collision has taken place be-
tween the sailors and Austrian troops at Hamburg
Six were killed and great many wounded.
| PRUssIA.-Berlin letters Of the 9Th state that the
opposition 10 the restoration Of the provincial diets
increasing.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

A Cold SHOULDER TO BosroS.---We copy
the following from the last number of the Georgia
Consttutionalist
4 Boston Drummer.---A friend has handed Us
card Of Boston Dry Goods house, that Of J. NJ
Beebe, Morgan & Co., which an agent for them.
who Is on Southern drumming expedition, has
been distributing in Augusta. We give this house
the full benefit Of this advertisement, n our editorial
columns. gratis. But we accompany it with the
expression Of our establishment Of the cool assurance
which would prompt any Boston man to come to the
South on any such expedition. Ii is to be hoped
the Southern people have got enough of Boston, and
the less they have TO d. with her hereafter the bet
ter. Both Boston, as city, and Massachusetts, as
State, have shown themselves entitled to but little
| Of the sympathy Of the Southern people We should
make as few contracts as possible with people who
show so little disposition carry out the great con-
tract Of the Constitution, in letter and spirit Prac-
teal non-intercourse with them is alike measure
ofgood policy and of retributye justice.
So it seems Boston Is moi to have the trade, not
withstanding the agility displayed by her merchants
and officers in hunting negroes. Really, this s TOO
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

Eighteen years ago, there was not a mile Of railway
leading out Of Boston; but the present time the ero6
oils Of New England has railway communication with
the States adjoining Massachusetts, measuring, in va
reus directions, 4259 miles in length The lumber Of
miles of railway ia the United States at the present
time, is about 10000 the number Of miles in Great
Britain, 6,2s4; in France, s3I in Belgium $50; in
Germany, 4,542. The number Of miles Of railway n
Massachusetts, is ,i43; if we add to this the portions
Of other roads lying in Massachusetts and deduct from
that total the portions VI the road lying within the lin.
its OF the adjoining Staes will leave the sum Of O47
miles Of railway within the geographical limits Of Mas
sachusetts. The State has geographical surface Of
$500 square miles, there is, therefore, over one mile
OF railway TO each seven square miles Of her surface
The lowell railroad chartered in 1880; the Wor.
cester, and the Providence in 1881 the Western, the
Boston and the Maine, FIRST called the Andover and
Wilmngton,) in 1885, the Eastern in 1886; the Fitch.
burg in 1872; the Old Colony, the Fall River and the
Vermont and Massachusetts in IS44
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

PAsspoRT.-A gentleman appeared the other day,
at the public entrance the U. S. Court room and
quested admissions but refused by the attending of
hcers. Presently along came Mr. John Caphart, who
was recognized by the person first referred to- when he
stopped moment shook haDds with the discarded ap-
plcant and moved. The other put himself into Cap
hart's wake the doors which opened with no harsh
recoii' for Caphart, remained willingly opened for his
friend; who passed on, unquestoned and unobstruced
by virtue of having shaken the hand Of the distinguish
ed woman-whipper the man whose occupation II is,
as by his own testimony it appears) to hound the fl
gitve, whenever job can be had and to fog slaves
ana ree persons OF coor not guilty crme at the price
Of 20 cents head.
Truly are we making fast tracks in our progress
With most satisfactory aacrity are our constitutional
duties performed. And what pity is, that persons
summoned as jurors, have not all had the benefit of an
introduction TO Mr.. John Caphart, sufficient pre-
paraton TO qualify them to Commonwealth.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

CURRANT BUsHEs.-Having noticed that our
currant bushes may as well be made trees as shrubs.
have concluded to tell you how have seen it done
In the spring Of 1881 my father commenced gar
den and among other things set cuttings for currant
bushes. determined to make an experiment on
one Of these cuttings, and.as as it grew pinch
ed off all the leaves except the top tuft which let
grow. The cutting was about IA inches high, and
during the summer, the spront from the top Of this,
grew perhaps ten inches. The next spring pinch
ed off all the leaves TO about half way up to the first
years growth, so as to leave the lowest limbs about
three feet from the ground 1t brancbed well, and
became little dwarf tree When it came TO bear
fruit, it was more productive than any bush IN the
garden, and the fruit was larger 1t was less infect
ed by spiders and other insects; hens could not pick
ofithe fruit, and weeds were more easily kept from
about the roots, and it an ornament instead Of
Farmer.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

CROPS IN MAIEE.---Large quantities of winter
wheat were sowed in this State last fall and the fields
look finely this spring We saw some fine fields OF
this wheat in Kennebec few days since, and we un-
derstand that in Somerset county, the farmers have
sowed of extensively. The complete success and
general adoption of winter wheat, will be great thing
for Maine. The is upon the whole, rather back
ward. Corn, and other crops that require much heat
look rather backward, but grass and grain look wel-
Portland AdDertiSer.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

THE PARTHENoS, Of which the first number Is
issued By LOOMS, Griswod & CO. 233 Broadway,
\. Y. promises to be one Of Ibe most splendid issues
from the American press. In design, the gork re-
senbles those beautifully illustrated serials which
are sometimes called Albums II is composed
of original poems and sketches BY living American
authors illustrated By living American artists The
typographical part Of the Parlhenon is executed in
the best style; and the excellence Of the literary
Is guaranteed by the names already inscribed
in its pages. We notice one discrepancy. however,
which we think ought TO be remedied the names
Of the authors head their pieces. but the names Of
the artists, who give form 10 their leaii, are not
recorded The specimens Of art here exhibited, as
illustrations ofDuganne's Coopers, Wallace's, Mrs
Sigourney's, and Miss Gould's sketches and poems,
are productions Of high netii. and er authors ough,
to be known
We look uPon the Partasa0a as an attanp, to
give higher tone TO artistic taste amongst Us besides
the publication Of agreeable literature, and we hope
il viii be literally supported.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
Messenger's Notice.

Norfolk, Sc. Rox5uy, June 90, 1881
I'RANCIS HILLIARD. Esq. Commissioner Of lnsolver.
A. c, in md for the said County of Norfolk, has issued
Warrant against the Estate of E. AVERY, of Dedham, in
said County, Publisher, insovent debtor, and the pay
enl Of debts delivery of any property belonging
10 said nsolvent debtor him for his use and the
alsiey Of any property by him, forbidden by law.
meeting Of his creditors will be held Court of In
solyercy the Commissioners Court Room, in Roxbury
n said county the lth day Of Jolly next at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon for the proof Of debt and the choice Of
an assignee assgnees.
THOMAS ADAMS, Sheriff,
ie23-d2t Messenger
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

An ODD PRoPosITIoY.-In the New Hamnsb;re
House Of Representatives ga proposal was made and
entertained, to enact law for the protection Of te
pie Of the State against imposition and injury BY persons
pretcnding to bold intercourse with departed spirits
The people New Hampshire must be in bad way If
,ney cannot Proec themselvesagainst such imposons
Why not revive the old laws against wchcraitq WIZ
not have law protecting bachelors young and old
against the wiles Of marrageabe daughters and their
mammas - Boston Transcyrt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
G1- Among the curious advertisements in the ION

GE- Among the curious advertisements in the ION
don Times, ofa late date we observe the following:
"fa0afy Mourning and gentlemen OBLIGED
10 go INTO mourning suddenly, will Gnd the quickest and
most economical method is to dip into the patent cali.
graphc BATH, Dyer's buildings One trial will prove
''he ellle"cy OF this truly invaluable inyention.'
WondgjI Canary.--To be disposed of, a beautiful
canary, speaking ten different languages and readv 70
solve any difficult problem of Euclid"
"Rain for Peas.-ElectricaI pocket machines for dis
clouds lnstaptaneousy. OF immense utility and
assistance to gardeners"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

u JOB PRINTING of all knds-PamphIets,
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &C. &c-NEtTLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms diff
To Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Companies among which is the
National Loan FUND.- furnish freely all Lersons desi
of ayang themselves of its advantages the fullest
formation in relation the whole subject the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
je20-dwtf EDWARD r. FISKE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

CAUTToE 70 Bali PLAYERs IN THE SrREET-
The Pil,sfeld Sun states hat in recent case which
occurred in Great Bariugton, an action was brOg
against some u or Is yousg men, by an old man. to
cover damages for spinal injury received BY him. an6
occazioned b wicket bah. which frightened his horse
and threw him from his wagon. TIE boys were play.
ing in the street. The action was carried 10 the Su-
Prene Court. and it vas decided by the full Curt asr
argument, that the practice Of playing ball in the stree
was Unlawful and that al tas pTsoas engaged il the
game liable, if the ball be thrown or knocked by
any one Of them, and horse frightened, and any in
jury to person or property eusued. The njnry in this
case affected the health Of the plaintiff for le and the
amount received was very heavy. Ifihis were fully un-
dersood, there would be less Of this dangerous and an
noying practice 90 common 10 our streets
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
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MEssRs. EDITORS: Having occasion to call at A. P.
WARES Clothing Store, few days snce were agree
aoy surprised to see the pile of good and fashionable
garments, of every description upon his tables We saw
agreeably because This state of things different from
what il was but few years since, when Ready Maie
Clothing was hardly deserving the name, and when no
cloth was cut up by the manufacturers of ready made
clothing which possibly could be disposed of in any other
way It's, however, at this time exactly the reverse
None but the best and fashionable STYLES of cloths are
purchased by the gentemany Proprietor of this establish
ment and by the assistance Of good and tasteful cutters
he is enabled offer to the public assortment Of cloth
ing which, for beauy and durability, be surpassed
ap22-dwf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

lB-Heir Kist and his son Valentine give one of
their pleasing entertainments, at Flaggs Hall, to-
morrow evening. Herr Kst is the best performer in
his line in the country, and made very favorable
preston al bis former exhibition in this city.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

hmhERsT CoLLEGE-Prof. She'd Of the Univer.
sty OF Vermont will deliver the address before ,he fl
e!ary societies; Dr. Bond, of Norich before the So
cety OF Inquiry; Henry Ward Beecher, before the Alum
~, az .he Commencement Anniversary Of Amherst COL
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

Judge Tmley, Of Memphis, Tenn, one Of the most
eminent juists Of that State few days since eaa-
ing upon small cane, while conversiog with friend
when the shyered with his weight, and SPLITTER
penetrated his side, resulting in his death.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER.
With every variety of SYRuPs. Fifty Tickets for one dol
lar. l.. Il. LAZELI, Apothecary
myl6-dwtf POI Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
Warm Weather.

GO long delayed has last, and all the sufferers
- can Rd relief by purchasing of the nice FANS
and PARASOLS TO be found at the Worcester Thread Store
2l4 Main street, at the lowest prices.
e23-d6twIf JOSEPH A. ROWLAND
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

BY the fire at San Francisco, not single house Of
public worship was burned; yet every gambling house,
1hree only excepted, was destroyed.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
janIa

j. X. CLARK, HOW0PATuIC PHYST.
CIAN--No. Walnut Street. Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from TO p. NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ianl If
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

= ne celebrated comedian, John Reeves, was once
accosted by elderly female with bottle of on in her
nand pray, sir, beg your pardon, this the way TO
'ne ie work-house" John gave her a look of clerical
algn'y' and pointing to the bottle, gravey said, sNo,
madam, but that is'' -
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are always tn
be found in u snties suit, at the Drug Store of
l.. I. LAZELL,
ebl3dtf 20l Main St.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

Important Arrest.-As party Of Ladies and Gen
temen passing the Confectionery and Ice Cream
loon Of NJ CLAPP Pearl street, their attention
arrested by the display Of good things" kept there for
sale, such as CAKE, CONFECTIONERY, SODA. ICE
CREAM, WATER ICES, &c. They called in and after
partaking freely such things make person feel par
uculary comfortable on day, allowed to
proceed on their way rejoicing je2o-dlw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

t'tN0H NttkO
NO GLEN STREET.
This Institution is in readiness for patients In it
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Terms, cFor full board and treatment from Sc to II
per week. Treatment without board, from So to pei
week No deduction for absence less than one week
medical lee OF 81 usually required for first examination
Each patient should furnish linen and two heavy
cotton shees two wooen blankets one comfortable and
old linen for bandages DC.
Out door practice attended to as usual.
Office hours from 10 TO IL A. NJ, and to Bpm
ROGERS, NJ. d.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary Public,
WIN attend to this aud to other matters Of business at
Office over the Central Bank.s
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1850. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
DIED.

In Clinton, 14th instant, Miss Caroline p Wooster, aged
II years 10 months; 18th, Mary daughter of James and
Margaret F. Orr late of Paisley Scotland aged II years;
20th Olive Lassel only child of Charles 8 and Ellen c.
Patten, aged year months.
In Ftchburg, lh instant Mrs Sarah, wife of Mr. John
Mccarthy, aged 43.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

mud turtle weighing Al lbs, was caught in pond
at LanesbOro, few days ago. t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

Notice to the Lsdies.--Havng fitted up Rooms ii
he most and pieasaxt sa;Re- express, ,o
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS. and engaged the serv
ces of an experienced Mantua Maker Miss NJ A JOHN
SOM we shall be ready April lst carry that depart
ment of business in al ITS different branches in the most
tasteful and scientific manner.
p. S.-We would also inform the Ladies' of Worcester
and its vicinity that have made arrangements 10 re-
ceive the LATEST LONDON d PARIS FASHIONS
semi-monhIy.
aprl-dwtf L. HARDONN A. 70
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23


CIRCULAR.-MR. F. T. FOSTER, begs leave Ia .p
the public that he has just peted and onerJ
the beautiful and healthy village ofPawtuxet spacion
and elegant house for the reception and entertainment
gsnee pleasure parties aud individual visitors Tbceb
lishment is sty led THE BELVEDERE, and is situated
few rods fom the OF the village On an eminen
commanding fine view of the river and bay and the ADJ
groves, farms and villages. The building (oripna
erected by the RhodsIslhnd Society an annual eXbG
ttn and business hal has been internally COMPLETELY m
modelled and finished furnished and decorated thr6urS
out. fashionable and tasteful style Great improve
have also been made in the external aspect Of b
house and the grounds belonging to il. As pleasant
heahul and genee place of resort for parties of ladies'
and ientemen on summers day or evening the BeIvs
dere believed be unequaled by any other house IN tho
State. The Grand Saloon the second floor openipc IN
extensive piazza in 'front.' affords cool and charming re
from the heat, noise and dust Of the city The
pect from the piazza beautiful and air truy no
freshng Visitors will be furnished per order at all times
with the choicest refreshments comprising Strawberries
and all the delicate fruits in their season hin
tea will also be provided whenever desired
Taking this opportunity return his sincere thanks IN
the public for the very liberal patronage heretofore extern
ded to him caterer for the people in Providence Mr.
Foster respectfully socts the patronage Of gem
tlemen and ladies for the Belvedere al Pawtuxet.
Pautuxe', June, 1851. ie29.j3t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

MRS. s. GOODWIN, experienced and success
fu Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night to
attend the duties of her profession. Residence No G.
Austin street. ap2l-dn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
Silver Door Plates

Engraved az No. BrinIey Hall.
Also, Trunk and Coffin Plates, Ssals Jeaoelry, Sire
apl4l Wdre, &c. d9m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

CARD.--MIss CLARK, Of Northampton would in.
form the people Of Worcester, that she viii give LES
VOCAL MUSIC, at reasonable price Miss CIAnR comes
to the city well recommended, and il hoped the public
viii give her share of patronage.
" RESIDENCE-No. 46 Exchange street
jel9.dlws n = CIApv
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
je2e.33t

DIR. II. BUXTON, PULmONIST. - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No 90 corner Of Mechanic and Carl
ton-stsWhere his services be promptly obtained a
any hour by day night when not prevented y preyio
Professional Duties
Auscullatlon and Advice Free diL-.lecos
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
. w WILLIAM IL $. BARTON,
Late of the firm of Bacon & Barton, has rem
Office to

Late of the firm of Bacon Barton, has removed his
Office to
HARRINGTON BLOCK
directly opposite the foot of Pleasant street
HJ'Pensons, Bounty Lands Naturalization Conyevan.
cg Coecilon and all Law matters promptly attended TO
mar5-dwtf r' ''u W
GT v. B. Palmer, the American Newspauer Agent
h an anthozed Agent for this paper in tile cities of Bos
ton New York and Philadelphia and Is duy emnloyeJ ~
ake advertisements and subscriptions at the rates as re
Ieu Dy u.s. His receipts will be regarded AS payments
is Oflces are BOSTON, Scollay's Buildings C91rr st
WEM ~ w oRk, Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA. n
W. corner Third and Chestnut streets, "
madness Prevented by the use of Rurditt,s ol
agnous Medcated Compound badness can be prevented
dIy mar soened the dadr removed and The hair bean
ep ~ manner not TO be tqualed by any other article in
use The genuine article may be found at the Drno Store
OF T. ~ LAZELL, 2Ol Main street Price rs and s cents
apl6-df
w iHE orange Flower Lotion, for beautifyinp the sli,
improving 'he complexion, removing tam reckes hlo,ch
, nu III OF ihose dishguring eruptons which mar tbe
cVuhtehance 80 much is an established article H.;
,s aso ana may be relied upon every way worthy Of
- je2l-dlt
MRS. NJ. s. THOMPSON.
-, female Physician and Midxv,f.
api4l NO. ii Sat'm ST., Worcester, Idi,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
Q he Dailp 5pn.
MONDAY. JUNE es. 1901.

II Advertisers wsasnE have sber advertisements ap
the day, vii ease sed early The aaE
1ssie Also, shose wishing insert sdFersf meats IN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

Eotice-n reference a certain article that appeared
in the Spy, dated Ju0e -, would say, reply being
quested do by that Daguerrean take notice.
who it that took the medal in lSi5 Ii Walker
Aasuls Adams alone be stated. Who was il that
took the Easo ar s--L -
A. w. VAN AISTIN.
Who took il in ls49i
Adams; perhaps the public will say. Why not A. w
Van Alstin? Because he was in California.
Who it that took many poor pictures in my room
while was there
MOSES S. CHAPLIN.
Where George Adams operating at the present time
Providence, X. l., not in Worcester.
Who isin the rooms formerly occupied by Adams
MOSES S. CHAPLIN.
hope that the remainder Of the Artists will soon ap
pear, and place him in his proper position which is at thu
bench, with saw and jack plane
je20-dd A. w. VAN ALsTIN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

ohe Oh the most interesting machines in the whole Ex
20, oi London In its operations II more resembles the
eors human intelligence than anything have ever seen
before II occupies but small space and is worked by
liete boy In second, and if by magic a blank niece
~ pper Is iolded stamped and in fact converted into
psiec ehVeop As soon as finished pair of fingers
.he most orderly manner possible These enveops so
naue, are gwen to all who choose accept of them-
correspondence Boston Journal
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

And u the midst uprzes 0slers crystal fountain splen
did affair." twenty seven feet height and consisting of four
tons Of cut glass. SO exqusiey is arranged that no
metal either Of JOINT Pipe be 1t is entire
ana perfect or.solise.' From its lofty summit showers
orlh dome Of water, which separates and falls in prs-
matte shower into spacious basin beneath There are
three other fountains. buI this the monarch of ALL On
either side Of this beautiful production Of Birmingham
Manufacturer are two equestrian Of Queen Vico-
ra and Prince Albert about hch the less that said the
better--Carre sponaeace Bost0n JgurnaL
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
Wanted,

First Glass Tailoresses find constant employment
and the best of prices, by applying soon al the old
cester. e' WV
je2l-dw3w IT c MoOpr
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
MODEL OF LIVERPOOL.

model OF the great and increasing town of Liverpool
cannon Dut prove interesting TO those Americans
commercially connected with that great British emDorum
This model which is beautifully constructed 70 scale
must be the result of immense labor IL TWENTY-FIVE feel
long and exhibits at glance birdseye view ofhe town
the Mersey and the adjacent places Hundreds OF mnia
ure vessels, amongst them the Great Britain crowd the
uocks fleet oil merchantmen are seen on the Mersey
sailing to from the ports and in the busy streets so mir
utey demeated that any particular house NAV be cistn
guIshed, numerous vehicles Hundreds too of lit
Tie men and women observed. In short il is Iyerpoo
m glass case, and an exhibition of itsef-Ibid
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
EXTRA!
d. 5. Moore, at the Old Stand, 213 1-2 Main
Found,

- Notice.
1 UST RECEIVED, very rich assortment of Black and
~ Fancy KID GLOVES, for Gents wear which will he
sold cheap the Old Stand No 23. Main street IniteI
States Hotel Building, Worcester.
je20-dw4w II : LsGopr
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23

MRS. NJ. $. THOMPSON.
aPfil NO ii Satm ST., Worcester, Ia,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-06-23
A COSTLY CATHEDRAL ORNAMENT.

But we must not pass the Toledo swordcase so quick,
Our warrior ancestors Of the middle ages woud hav
times when men, expecting great trial of arms woul
send abroad for the tempered blades of Toledo and the
NOR oil Milan lady who spoke panish accosted the e,
piayed with TO the top of its bent With Spanish ga
ahtry he Obliged her-e bent a semi-circIenav 10
Ibid. : f y ''So''ie :