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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-06
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

In Senate, Jan. &c. 1851.
the Petition aforesaid Ordered That the Petitioner
~ cause an attesed copy of their Petition it'll this ord
hereon to be served the Town Clerks of Royason
Iempleon Athol and Phillpston published in The
OIL owing newspapers, viz: the Worcester spy six times
land the Commonwealth nine times said feryice 10 he
fourteen days and the last of said publications TO be
days at least before the 9th day of February next thar
any they have, why The Prayer of said Petition should
not be granted. ~ iu
Sent down for concurrence c. KNAPP C,e,L
In the House oiRepresentatives, January 81, 1851.
oonSurreu' LEWIS JOSsELYN, Clerk.
true Copy Attest c. KNAPP, Clelk of the Senate
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ONE WEEK MORE.

Amusing and Instructive Exhibition.
OF Fancy Glass Working, Spinning and Blowing Prof.
" G. ii. CARIING the Celebrated Glass Worker, from
the National Gallery of Fine Arts. New Orleans and late
of the Boston Museum, respectfully announces to the Cit
zens Of Worcester, that he will remain in
Waldo Hall, One Week Longer.
Where he will for a few Days exhibit Specimens of the
above mentioned Art in all its Different Varieties.
Also, GLASS SPINNING, at the astonishing rate Of
TWO THOUSAND YARDS per MINUTE, infinitely
finer than Silk and Equally as Elastic and Flexible.
Mr.. G.. will also exhibit beautiful Specimen of Cloth,
manufactured from Spun Glass and Silk The Glass of his
own manufacture. The first produced in America.
Admission 10 1-2 Cents
EACH VISITOR AFTER WITNESSING THE PRO-
CESS will be presented with Specimen equal in value &c
the Admission Fee.
Exhibition DAY and EVENING.
Worcester Feb 3d. Ian25-du
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THIBET AND LYONEsE CLOTHS.
Ready Made CIoaks.
Rart Chance for a Good Mechanic.

nor SALE-A Steam Mill, situated in the four hine
Il town of Holliston, the Milford Branch R. r. con-
sistng of an Upright Saw or saving Iogs) Planning and
Boxboard Machine, Grist Mill, &c. &C. together with
about acres of Land The Engine nearly new and all
the machinery is in good running order There is good
run of business which might be considerably il creased
The above will be sold very low, aud favorable terms If
payment For further part cuars apply b. F. BACHEI
st. Bo ton 31-dw1r,
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Grand Vocal and instrumental Concert.
BY THE CELEBRATED
AMERICAN BRASS BAND,

OF Providence, r, I assisted by MAPLE KAZIA 10
VARNY, the distinguished Vocalist and cotrywoman of
JEKNY LIND. HERR KRAUZ STOEPEL Vocalist and
Piani t. and performer his celebrated Wood and Straw
Musical Instrument at the City Hail. Friday, February
eth, 1851
this Concert the Band will perform selection of their
finest pieces including the Overture to the OPERA Two
Blind Men of Toledo" performed by them with i'm
success at the MAD'LLE JENNY LIMBS Concert at
Howard Hail. in Providence.
" Particulars in Programmes. Doors open at 81 and
dnnro of he
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To Let.
ian29-dtf

GTORE IS Main Street. Possession given the first Of
- April, next Also, COED house Exchange Street,
and possession given the first of Apri; next.
Rooms in Brick Block, formerly Waits, on Main Street,
suitable for various purposes given when want
ed. Inquire of JOEL FLETCHER, Orchard ST. or Of VIM.
GREENLEAF, l2l Main st.
Worcester, JAN o. jan23 diff
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PARTNER. WANTEn,,'

IN Merchant Tailoring Establishment located at No
2l3 Main St. Worcester il being of the best stands
in the city for business If such arrangements not made
within 80 days the entire stock and stand will be sold on
favorable terms.
For further information apply at No SO Congress Street
Boston, No. 81 North Main St. Providence, on the
premises
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Mrs. swisshelm's Pittsburg Saturday visiter

HAVING been appointed Agent for this paper shall,
for the future, be able supply all who may
the same either by otherwise The reputation
of this paper well known oneed any extended notice
oft Copies for sale the COUNTER No. Merchants
Row, front of Worcester House. J. BURRlLL
d&wtf
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Notice

HE business arrangements heretofore existing between
the subscribers terminated mutually the eighteenth
inst.
All persons having outstanding accounts with them
l42 Main Street. 5. p MILLER,
JAMES NEWTON.
J. NEWTON, has removed to No. Briney Hall.
Worcester, Jan. IS, 1851. jan27 DIFF
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Rare Chance.

NOR sale the Stock and Stand Of Established Boot
Il Shoe Store, centrally situated on Main The pres
ent proprietor contemplating leaving the City, offers the
above bargain. Any person having cash capital CT
81 000 and wishing invest safe business will find
this an opportunity seldom with.
Enquire at this Office.
Worcester. Jau. 81 ian29-dtf
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FOR. SALE.

IRA THE Jones"Farm containing lao acres and one of tn
t@ best milk farms in the county. Situated on Leicest
"1street, miles from CityIIa Also farm of - acre
on Heard street. the distance from the City Hall
Terms very liberal Inquire of CHAS. JERSEY.
Now Worcester Feb 3D. 1856 diff
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House lots for Sale
A Good Nurse
Meal of all kinds
To Lumber and Hardwood Manufacturer,

rvyur ~1071 u J" OVNt 1N1c1I1 U1otCLUI6 Ibs
NE subscriber mas large tract of Spruce Maple Birch
and Beech timber land living six miles east If he H.
pot oil the New Railroad from Bennington VT to Troy N
ana on the same has Circular Saw Mill in frst
ae order together with Patent right make and yend
sad circular Saw-Mills in the towns east and adion
ing bennington. Not being a practical lumber man he
WISHES partner would sell share of his Interest ~ o
INTO the business of saving lumber and cutting
eN plG NO better location can be found
PReI nni,,ne 3 ava Crocker, Fchburg.
d4tw2t. ~ ' iNODiIN9oN'
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E. F. DIXIE,
No. 247 Main Street, Up Stairs,
FIRST DOOR RIGHT,

FIRST DOOR RIGHT,
OFFERS for sale the following articles at much less
" price than they can be purchased for in Boston or Wor
cester, of equal quality, viz:
6 boxes superior Extract Logwood; casks Gum Shell
lac do Copperass; 80 Carboys Gardeners Oil Vtrol Gu
ba Fustic. Aqua Forts; White Nit Acid; Dbl Alcohol so
per cent; 10 bbs Hache Wood; IL do Hypenic do do
Lamp Black do Brown Sugar Lead; dolMadder; Oil
ometer detection Of base oils bbs Bolted Peach
Wood Quercron Bark Rotter Cloth double width AZ
yard heavy; bbls Wheat Stach boxes Soda Soap;
Dbl do do; Village do Asphaltum Varnsh; Carriage and
Furniture do tbls Straits Cod Liver O l Fairbanks
Scale 400 lbs Superior American Vermion; Ultra Ma
rine Blue; Chrome Yellow; White Lead grounC in Oil a
boxes Prussan Blues Pickers less than makers prices Rus
sian and American snglass Paint Brushes; various Bro
Copying Presses Coach Wrenches Of all sizes, the best in
of any maker Drawing Knives, Witherby's best; To-
hacco Cutters, &C.
Keeps constantly for sale the Patent Stove for burning
Tan; Saw Dust &c the only place where it can be OBJ
tanned in the State.
Is Agent for the New England Wire Railing Company
Samples TO he his place OF business and the Gem
eey Agent also for of the best makers of Glue i'll the
country. Samples hand.
Two Slabbing Machines for Iron, in perfect order.
Two Screw Chucks and sndry other articles of Machn
cry. Whoever calls be of bargains in any of thu
above articles. .febl d3w
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Central Lumber Yard.

THE subscriber has on hand an assortment or al, tho ~
rous kinds OF Lumber which he will sell AZ low as j,
can be bought in the city Also shingles of All The jiasre
boards Pine and Spruce " on' oial
~ Conner Of Central and Union streets worcester
febl-dwisSmos. EDWIN s.tyh@Ir
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For Sale,

A NUMBER of Cords of Manure. Inquire of E. SWAN
N Central Hotel, or of JAMES ESTABROOK ESQ
Worcester, JAM 80, 1851 ian3oI6twiHt
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Door Plates for Fifty Cents.

LSO Brass Plated Imi.ati Door, Trunk, Bell, Car
N rage Plates Door Numbers Letters, at wholesale
and retail 5. b. CONGDON,
feb4-lu No 50 Main street.
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Scroll Breast Pins.

- ret Pearl and Turquois at very low prices COZ MAJ,
street. o. @. COLEMAN, cd door North cs America,
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LIGHT! LIGHT!

LIGHT! LIGHT!
THE handsomest, cheapest, and best article for Light
Wow in use) is Marsh's Patent Oil. This is a in
venton but is very extensively used by the public
This Oil is composed entirely of vegetables and contains
some six eight parts. The whole forms body (n APP
pearance) like Clarified Sperm OIL but burns with much
more brilliant fame for expense from fourth
half cent per hour, with one lamp.
The above is for sale X. Newtons Foster Street,
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot
u n. b. Mr.. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Kfeb3-dw& eff
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Can he Rnnpht.

4 WELL built house, designed for family-Anely
situated in healthy part the city, lot of SO by
OF April.
Worcester, Jan. H. ctf3 ianI1-dtf
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Bermuda Arrow Root

very superior article ,arranted pure lust receved
ana ior sale at the lowest prices, wholesale aud re-
taib by l.. t. LAZELI., Apoihecary,
Jahl'-dNwow No 20l Main street
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Bogles Hynerion Enid.

ND Bogles Electric Hair Dye, just received. and for
"A sale, wholesale and retail by the agent
l.. I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
JanSl-hWows No pol Main ST.
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NEW STORE,
THE NATIONAL ERA

regularly received every Friday, and delivered to
subscribers if desired much less price than they can
be had through the mail -
Subscriptions received for Mrs SWGSSHELMS PITTS
BURGH SATURDAY VISITOR. Specimen co les can be
at the
Also just receved-The NJ Y Weekly Tribune, Herald,
INDEPENDENT, Anti-Savery Standard, Scientific Ameri
can, Criminal Calender, Evangelist Figaro &C., &C.,
gether with the Boston and Philadelphia Weeklies.
Call at No. Merchants Row.
dot. ]. BURRILL.
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SHAWLs. SHAWLSl
NEW DRESS GOODS.

NEW DRESS GOODS.
MI have just received and shall make further additions
w to during the week great variety of
entirely New aud RICH STYLES SEAsoNABLE DRESS
GooDs which well worthy the attention purchasers
Among the NeW Goods in assortment may be found
aot OF entirely new styles oiPARlS PRINTED DE LAINS
and CASHMERES, very rich goods; N GLISH A ND
S OTCH MUSLIN DE LAINS, great vari-
ETY. of choice designs; FINE FRENCH BATTISTE GING
HAMS, new goods PRINTED FOULARD SILK, in very
rich and high colors; great variety Of
New Silk Dress Goods,
Among which may be found choice lot of CHINE SILKS
very rich goods; PLAIN CHANGEABLE SILKS BRO,
CHE tIGURED SILKS, and SMALL STRIPED do.
We ask the attention of purchasers to these goods.
feb4-d4w B.L. HARDON d CO&
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1OROFESSOR CARING respectfully begs to announce
to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Worcester and vicinity
that in consequence Of the demand for speci
mems Of Fancy Glass Work. that the day Exhibition will not
till O'Clock In the afternoon of each day. and at
O'Clock in the evening" from present date.
Waldo Hal-W oreeslef, Feb. 5th ISL d2is
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Boarding.

THREE or four Gentlemen can be accommodated will
board, at No. Goulding's Block, corner Of Summer a
School St feb3d2wA
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Coltsfoot Rock Candy

A FRESH lot just received and for sale by
. L. T. LAZELL, ApOthecary,
Jan27-3wsdw No. POI Main Street.
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New Prints New Prints i
A Few More Left.

"A GOW 1UUIV 1AG1Gs
best Overcoa please call in and compsre then
~ with any to be had in Worcester and your mon
ey by purchasing Of
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.
Stores No. Piper Block 27l Main ST.
and at the Old Stand l7l1 Main st.
Worcester, Jan. go. ian29.dwtf
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To Lovers of Tea.

10 GUV6IS OF lea,
WE have on hand large assortment of very choic,
w TEA, which sell Mt an exceedingly low
price. Call and examine.
EDWARDS & BANCROFT
Janl5-d&wu No. IS Washington Square.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

THE CUBA LrBERAToRs.-In ,alluding to the re-
ports of the Savannah papers that the Cuban ex-
pedition has been abandoned, the Atlanta (Georgia)
Intelligencer Of Thursday says:
ssThe persons who went from this city have not yet re-
turned when them here sgain shal conclude that
the expedition has been abandoned"
It is probable that some new light will shortly
be thrown upon this affair. The authorities in
New York city, is said, are in possession of con-
elusive evidence respecting the intended invasion.
-Four books have been seized which contain certain
proofs of the military expeditions with notes Of the
arrangements of the companies, and with the names
of. seven hundred men enlisted for the invasion.
A letter from St. Mary's (Florida) speaks as fol.
lows Of that portion of the expedition which ex-
pected to sail from Jacksonville:
"Ths portion of the expedition is to be under the
mand Of Gen. Gonzales young Cuban Of ability, who
wounded in the Cadenas affair." Before this reaches you it
will probably have sailed from the ST. Johns river, where
steamboat is for them. II comprises several hundred
Georgans and Flordans Many have volunteered from the
middle countless mostly young Of respectaby and good
standins They have plenty Of and ammunion, and
provisions for three months Jacksonville, and
different points the coast and you may depend upon it
oil Uncle Sans marshas and navy, and cutters
can't keep them out Of Cuba The hberators learn do
not purpose annexation the United States, but separate in
dependence merely and that won, they will
conquer Hayt Porto Rico, &c, and have Republic Of
the Antilles"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

MASSACHUSETTS AND THE FUeITIvE SLAVE Law.
The Anti-Fugitive Slave Resolutions pending in
the Massachusetts Senate, have been qualified by
the adoption of the following amendment
Resolved, That while MAssAoHusErrs enterains these
views Of that law she claims right under the Federal Con-
s,i,uon to nu disregard orcby resist the provisions
Of an act Of Congress that she has already when such right
was claimed by the State Of South Csrona, expressed her
opinion upon it, and she now rems and repeats the follow
ing, then passed by her Legislature: namely,
That the Constitution Of the United States Of America is
solemn social compact by which the people Of the said
States, in order to form perfect unon establish JUS
c ensure domestic tranquility provide for the common de-
fence promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings
Of liberty for themselves and their postey formed themselves
nto one body poc under common government that TINS
Constitution. and the laws Of the United States made 10 pur
susnce thereof and al treaties made under the authority OF
ne are the supreme law Of the land any thing n the
consuton or laws Of any State to the contrary nowith.
standing and that no citizen, Slate or any other member Of
ne o.dy potc has right In any shape under any pre-
70 annul or prevent the execution Of the said constu
lon laws or 6eates suy Of hem excepting in such
extreme cases a. Justify violent resistanoe to The laws
the principle Of The nstura and ndessble prercVsye of
self defence against insOlersble opprsssion"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17
REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN HAYTI.

Our readers have been made acquainted with the
recent attempts to subvert the Imperial Government
of Hayh. The most recent, that of Prince B0bo,
had mol, at the last accounts, been terminated; al
though the probabilities were that il would be a
signal failure. Theprevious insurrectionary move
ment IS said to have originated in Socialism, and TO
have contemplated radical overthrow of the ex-
listing institutions of Government. 1t will be re-
membered that some of the leaders, including one
OF the members Of the Cabinet, were arrested and
publicly shot. The Boston Traveller publishes
translation OF the Proclamation issued by the En-
peror on this occasion, as follows:
PROCLAMATION.
FAusrIs lsr, ExpERoR OF HAITI
HArrIEHs Since the last year plot directed to effect
the subverson Of the established order of public affairs has
been concocted The guilty project Of the consprators
ssulted not only the form OF the Government but aimed at
nothing short Of the entire overthrow of society At that
tune nad discovered the thread Of the plot but waiting
until important evidence should be evolved when the hand
OF Providence ITSELF with the manifest design Of preserving
the State fom the msotunes with which she was
s length threw into my possession. circumstance ap
paren the most casual betrayed the proofs and the whole
secret Of the machinaton.
The public safety makes my duty to take energetic and
severe measures have delivered the guilty ones to the
power Of the law May the punishment they have most de-
served suffered be example every partisan of anarchy
who das to hope for the Of any calculated
to endanger public order and safety.
Haytfns, take courage watch with the most unremit-
ting diligence to Illustrate the Of any attempt directed
against he sacred principles which us our social pr
veges eneat the brave soldiers and all the honorable
uDconaries and citizens to unite in the wish for the
public good join with The efforts of the Government and to
place perfect confidence in its stability.
Given at the Imperial Palace Of Port au Prince March
2ls 1885, 4sh yesr Of Independence and I'd of our reign
FAUsTIS lsr.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

The AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY held its 35th an
niversary at the Tabernacle, in New York, on
Thursday. The receipts Of the Society during the
year amounted to $276,Ss2. Number of bibles
and testaments issued 595,432. Total since the
formation Of the Society, 7,572,967 copies. Bibles
have been printed in Swedish and Spanish, and in
the Grebo tongue also, for w es,ern Africa
Nearly all the principal societies have got
through with their anniversaries, and the statistics
show that moral and religious progress has been
steady and gratifying.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17
FRUIT IN THE WEST.

The Louisville Journal Of the 9th instant says In our
vicinity the apples pears, plums peaches &C. are entirely
killed. The strawberries such had gone out of blossom
and those not yet expanded partially escaped about one
third Of the crop should think is killed Raspberss are
unnured large proportion of the fruit spurs Of the grape
vines killed. Sufficient, however, remains to weld
partial crop, which may be expected prove Of superior
quality, from the severe thinning it has received"
The Frankfort (Ky) Yeoman says that 30 hard frost
and cold night had not been known since 1884 that the
f.aii which promised h, ~s~~I-A
and unusually forward believed to be DESTROY ed and
forward vegetation Of every kind subject blight by frost has
been killed.
The Nashville Wing says "Informston not only from
the immediate neehbohood Of this city, but below as far
Natchez give the most distressing accounts Of the fatal eff
fects Of the frost Thursday night Fruit vegetables
every thing has been ruined We have conversed with se
vea gentlemen from the country, and all concur in the be-
lief that the damage has been universal and irrepsrbn
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

A CITY BLOCK FOR THE WASHINGTON MoNu-
MENT.--In the Board of Aldermen of the Cry OF
New York, on Tuesday, Alderman DooLEY pre-
sented the following:
keeblb That specai committee Of five be appointed
by this Board to report upon suitable stone, prepared form
part Of ~ Monument erecting Washington, ncom.
mmorson of the services Of the iusrous WASHINGTON.
The Board readily adopted this very appropri-
ate resolution, and city block will be sent on for
the Washington Monument.-Erpress
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

CONNECTICUT UT-The election Of State officers in
CONNECTICUT has resulted in the election of De-
mocratc Governor, Secretary of State, and Comp
troller, and Wing Lieutenant Governor and Wing
Treasurer. The names of the new officers are !:
THOMAS H. SEYMOUR, Governor GREEN KEN
DRIcK, Lieutenant Governor JOHN P. G.. MATHER,
Secretary Of State i; RuTUs G. PINNEY, Comptrol-
ler THOMAS CLARK, Treasurer.
In his Inaugural Address the Governor expresses
himself in favor Of carrying out in good faith the
compromise measures of the last Congress, and
Of cultivating that spirit Of Cancellation which in
the early days Of the republic gave to the Union its
greatest strength and only security for the future.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.-The manage
ment Of this Department Of the National Govern.
ment (says the Mobile Daily Advertiser) is thus
complementary spoken Of by the Washington cor
respondent Of the Louisville (Ky.) Courier:
"Mr. CoRwIN, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
is still in feeble health, though attending partially
to the arduous duties Of his office. He will leave
in few weeks for Ohio, where he will remain
until his strength is entirely restored. That De-
'partment of the Government never was better
managed than at present, and its whole machine
ry is more systematizedand more simple than ever
before.
"Mr. CoRwIN is greatly aided by Col. HoDeE.
his assistant, who is one of the most laborous
men connected with our Government He labors
from twelve TO sixteen hours out OF the twenty
four, and never seems to flag in welldoiDg."
Concurring entirely in the preceding expression
Of opinion in regard to the present management of
the Treasury Department, under its present dis
tingushed head, and also as TO the qualifications
and efficiency Of the Assistant Secretary Of that
Department. (Col. HoDeE,) we transfer the above
to our columns for the purpose of saying SO much,
and also to have the pleasure of stating that though
Mr.. CoRwIN has been lately indisposed, he has en-
trely recovered, and was probably never in better
health and condition than he is at this moment.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-17

AMERICAN Police AT THE WoRLD's FAR.-On
the application Of Mr.. BARCLAY, the British Consul
at New York, Mayor KINesLAND has appointed
don, in order to "spot all the rogues from this
side the Atlantic who may visit the Great Fair for
the purpose Of picking John Bulls pocket.