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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
THE WORLDS FAIR I


There is saying, old, but true.
That every day brings something new !"
Which g something" for lis day will rage,
The wonder Of this wond'rous age
Thus old Jaice Heath went through the land j.
And so did Johnsen's coored hand, Eskzaj
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bel Ringers;
And NUMEROUS bands of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed, nearz
Two million ladies' in Year; aeM
: Barnum, the Greatj Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers Greek Slaves
All have enjoy ed their length oil days,
And all received their need oil praise.
And now, beyond the bounds OF ocean,
We've seen contentious and conmotion!
A spot in London Vic selected,
A Crystal Palace she erected, -aa
Where " furious Frank and fiery Hun,"E
The Yankee and the Englshmaps-
The Turband Turk, and SPANS GrandeeeA
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in mole peaceful STRIFE engage;
Each rear alolt its standard high,s
Each WIN the palm OF victory s
The strife begins--the race commences,
And heller, skelter over fences
And pushing, pulling holding back,
Go all the wager-winnng pack
And when the contests almost endeds
And when her strengths almost expended,
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
Just rushes up, and TAXES THE PRIZE
He plowed their land. and moved their oats.
And picked their locks and beat their boats
And told the that, throughout creatiun,
There's nothing like the ankee nation
Though some iii distant lands would roam,
They'd still sprnikling left at hon
There's Webster, Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many more that he could mention;
And works of Art-ior somel hing fne,
nIacuIlar-in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacious stores ~
genus homo, at the door,
To show to all, who've any wits,
That he can clothe and ''eive them-fts !"
At Worcester, III the Old Bay state,
AT early nom, evening late,
You'll find him with perfect socl,
At CLoTHING BAzAAR--PIPER BLOCK!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
Adjourned Sale Of WOOD, at Auction

g w. SELBY a. Co, will sell on the premises, on
o. MONDAY, Dec 90
al 10 O'Clock, A. M, 400 CORDS Of II AR and o FIT
WOOD cut and corded on the Whitlemore Place Cher.
~ Valley. aa
The Wood will be sold in lots suit purchasers
FERNS easy and made known the Sale 10 postpone.
ment on account of the weather.
decl9 SW. SELBY g. CO, Auc'trs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
EATON'S

Initiatory Counting Room, Foster ST..
VNTM III EA TON would respectfully offer his servi-
wv to such would like to acquaint themselves
with the science OF BOOK KEEPING by Double Entry,
with or without the use OF Journal His system is
clear and concise, being easily understood by the
ordinary capacity sft n
Each and every Student who entrusts himself to his
instructions shall be warranted to be capable Of
Quoting Books the entire satisfaction of him.
self or his employer lis Rooms will be open day and
evening, and each student devote such proportion
OF the day or evening" is convenient for him-no
length of time specified The student can remain till
he feels perfectly satisfied. rfas
To the Ladies' and Gentlemen he would state, that In
connection with hs Mercantile Department he will in
trodnce simple and correct method Of imparng
thorough knowledge of the science Of the English Lam
guage; bis method will be such enabIe the iudent
to compr hend the philosophy OF me language at once
In connection with this Department, particular aten-
ton will be paid to Epsolsry writing and imposition,
in order that and classical may be form
ed aud preserved, p. t.iat - ~ f
A course Of instruction in Commercial Writing and
Arithmetic will be pu sued, SO that those wishing may
avail themselves of the benefits Of these two indispens
able studies Each Student il instructed by himself
and not in Class.
A Private LAY school, sNA
For Children OF all ages and capacities will be opened
at the same Rooms where good aud thorough English
Education will be given to all who may be placed under
his charge HIS system, although novel; il yet Justly
popnarj and while IL interests. also advances and i'm
proves. 5d4tHa s8s h6r4sso M t4NAy
Terms, according to branches pursued, made known
at his Rooms, in the Worcester Bank Building Foste
Street, near the 3. and w. Railroad Depot, where
VIII be happy to receive all friends of education.
decl5-du .....,l -. N'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
New England Butt Company,
PR0Vyn NCF r..

N. A FENNER, A. c. BARsTow & Co. H P KNIGHT.
FNHS old established Company continues TO manufac-
L ture CAST IRON BUTT I'll GES of every descrp-
tioH heavy and al the best qua ity. Also, Substituting
GATE HINGES and CATCHES, BARN DOOR
ROLLS, SLIDING DOOR WAY,-BARN DOOR
WAY,-FOOT SIR APERS &c.
Orders solicited and promp ly attended to.
II. P. KNIGHT, Agent
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SuDerior Extra Family Flour

Superior Extra Family Flour.
'EHE Subscribers receiving direct from the MILL
Il and have constantly on hand the CROTON MILLS
FLOUR This Brand of Flour has received the premi.
UNI for the last three years from The Institute
in New York. aud al-o the Prize Medal the Worlds
Fair In favor and Wilderness it is nat surpassed.
Also for sale 1000 Busnel of OATS.
Those in want of good article of Flour, request
ed to give it a trial.
On account OF the distance from Main ST. and as a
matter of convenience, orders Left with LEVI CLAPP
SON. on Main 81, will be promptly filled.
Our FL ur in all cases warranted sold at the low
est price for CASH. HOLMES d WALKER,
dec9 d3n. Washington square.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
STORES no LET at ]
Executors Sale of REAL ESTATE,
a rS1 ATTErTnNI

@ w. SELBY ~ Co will sell OF the premises, OIL
.. THURSDAY. Dec. 10th,
at 10 O'Clock A NJ the Estate lately owned by the late
Edward B. Rice, Park street. The Lot ontains be
tween 10000 and 600 feet Of land On the same
of the best built and Dwelling House in
Worcester. This of the most desirable Estates
in this city, and offers opportunity for good n-
vestment for a desirable residence. Terms made
known at the time and place of sale
ISAAC DAVIS, Exec'r
dec9 DIV s. w. SELBY IL Co, Auc'lrs
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Notice.
REMOVAL.

VIM. B MAX ELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
HAS REMOVED to Office No. L, FIagg
a Building. where he will be happy TO attend to
fidelity. octl7 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
DR.. HENRY CLARKE,

las opened an Office nthe Worcester Bank Block,
III on Foster street, near the Boston and Worces-
Ter Railroad Depot, No. |, up stairs novls DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
Gents Black Kids for rs Cents, >

nNE Case assorted sizes, worry durable and NICE at
" the Worcester Thread Store, 2i4 Main Street. W
ec2 3yis. JOS. A. ROWLAND Z.
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WANTS
Boot Bottomers.

TWO or three good Kip BoIomers, are wanted i'm
i medaiely, at No. 376 Main st.
declS dlf PHILLIPS HUNT.
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REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.
VARNISH! VARNISH |

EROM one of the oldest and best Manufactures in
IL Newark, N j., all qualities put up in gallon cans
TO- 20 and 40 gallon casks also, by the single gallon
raned to give entire satisfaction. For sale Harring
to- corner, opposite City Hall
SAML. G. WHITE g. co.
Agent for the Manufacturers. dw3di-o2 A
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CLOTHING,

HARRINGTON CORNER is the pace TO buy
IL GOOD READY-MADE CLOTHING, and Fur
nishing Goods low price, Call and see III so.
THAYER Il EAMES
dec3-dtf Corner of Nam and Front Streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22

DR. HENRY SA RGENT
HAS taken an office in the Worcester Bank Block
IL Foster street, near the Boston and Wor
cester Railroad Depot No. II, up stairs nl7dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-22
Cambria Flouncing.

TNDGING and Iaserting, and Dimity Bands, fresh
IL supply, at the Worcester Thread Store, 2l4 Main st.
decl-d3wis. JOS. A. ROWLAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10
Supreme Court.


Dgfa,oaY, isoln g. Clark rs. SuyiIni, Sage
4 Cot appears that defendants, before the re-
i.Tcc, called and examined a witness, Robert III.
cage, clerk and bookkecper to the late firm Of Suy
.iam, sage Co, whose testimony principally con-
sisted in m cxpl3 nation Of the books and accounts
e the late firm. The compliments, for the pur
Iase Of contamination requested the of these
books and accounts: this the defendants refused to
allow, bat The referee decided that the companants
were entitled FOR the purpose Of cross-cxaminaion,
!" the usc OF such books referred TO by the
witness IN direct examination. The dcfe ndants, how
ever, refused 20 comply with this decision and the
present application, on the part of the COMPLIMENTS
VAS to compel the production of the books and &C
counts OF the late firm of ~uydsn, Sage < Co., as
directed BY the referee Mr. Judah. In support of
the motion. urged the reasonablcness of the request
lie said that any honest merchant should he willing
~ case like this. to allow examination OF his
tuaks This was an allegation Of fraud, and how
.ssy II would be for defendants, by fair examina-
ton Of their accounts, to show TO the world that
ILer failure was honest and unavoidable! Mr..
Nftonor commended that the Court had no author-
y 10 compel discovery in case like this Here
Was not an action but special proceeding the court,
therefore, would not include this case. Counsel, in
~srly, argued that the Court not only had the
tower, bat had, in similar cases, compelled dis
very The Court, he hoped, would never adopt
unjust rule az defendants had contcnded for.
We also said, that 10 assert that in an action the
out had power to compel discovery, but that in
.pecial proceeding such power existed. was idle
nj nnmcaning. Motion for production Of books
ss.snird.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10
Bcfore Chief Insticc Onkley

before thlet Justice oakley
rllE CASE or HENRY LONG, TIE LATE FUGITIVE SLAVE.
ArRiL 1.-HcWv Long rs. Chdrics w. HW.-An
order had been obtained by the defendant in this
cause that the plaintiff file security for costs The
security had not been given and now the deien-
dant moved the Court that the complaint Of the
plaintih be dismissed, and that Charles f. White
head, the attorney who brought the suit for Long,
pay the defendant his costs One ground upon
which the motion was made was, that Long was a
nonresident OF the state nj the time the suit was
commenced. which was upon the same day he was
removed TO Virginia by tho United States Marshal.
After argument by the defendant in person. and Mr..
whitehead for the plaintiff, the Court decided on
dismsslng the complaint, but the question Of costs
was held under adyisement.
llt Will be rccollected that this suit was brought
ny the abolitonists Immediately on the order made
Tor Longs extradition, stated in the Herald nj
the time. They publicly asserted that II was to
test the constitutionaity Of the Fugitive Slave law,
ard the authority Of the United states Commits
sioners under the law But they refused 10 give Sc
curty for costs in the above action, and the case so
Vigorously commenced has been thus ingloriously
terminated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

THr Cousrs.-Arnm TrRN.-The Supreme Court term
and Iermincr opened before the Hon N d. Morse Judge
and Justices Stllwell and Cortcyou
The Grand Jury were sworn in, and retired to their
abors. The calendar for the month IL not very
rous but presents some serious charges
The remaining six young men indicted with George
liigbie for rape will be tried and Abraham Provost
has been committed for attempts TO commit similar
on the persons Of two little girls In the sth ward
petit Jury called and sworn and discharged till
this morning.
The calendar for the Circuit Court exhibits 81 civil
cases for trial
CRY CovPr-Beforc Judge Greenwood and Aldermen
Leech and Leferts.-This court also convened on
Monday a. court of criminal jurisdiction AS the
question q aboli-hipg this tribunal has lately been
mootd few words the subject may prove interest
ing This court takes cognizancc Of civil and criminal
matters, ON alternate terms, the present being ~
before stated devoted 10 criminal business Its ursdic.
tion extends all offences short Of capital aud
those punishable with imprisonment for life on their
being transmitted from the Court Of Oyer and Tcrmncr
Ter trial which u always done on the motion Of the Dis
trict Attorney.
In civil suits it, jurisdiction confined to those where
the Of action arises the can be served
On the defendant. within the city
short time ago q preamble and resolution were
that the court having only local jurisdiction within the
city. II was Nrdcnsome to the rate payers of the
county and was unnecessary the Supreme and county
courts being sufficient for the administration Il justice
This ulicct was referred to select commitc, who
also directed To inquire into the expenses Of it, and they
reported ercy TO the abolition finding that tho cort
presented many advantages relieved the Circuit Court
and the Oyer and Termncr and facilitated and expc
dhcd their business and In doing relieved county ju
rurs from attendance
They suggested that rather than abolish Il. the
application 10 to make II city expense and to charge
fair proportion % the police Justices salaries the
ty They reported the whole expense Of the he
$4,000 year after deducting amounts resolved by fees
Of which the county paid about 81 osa leaving the city
10 pay the balance.
resolution afterwards carried that any action Of
the beard relative to the city court was ineSpedent
and unnecessary and not called for by majority of the
tax payers. minority report afterwards made in
which the expenses were stated TO be much heavier.
Both reports accepted aud the matter thus ended
The origin of the said to have been In feel
ing o. pque by an individual
white recently sold at Rushvulc, al public
| -. 1t a
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Arnm s-So. e.-Jas 4. Brady appellant against he sa
J,'s y ~ ty q Neu- York, respondent, was argued in
lace :" No ~ = Y Brady. appellant appeared in person
srd Mr. iii argnen the for respondent Mr. BRADY
ued the supervisors for services rendered az attorney and
nsc Will" he held the Office of Counsel Of the Corpo-
cation 81 NcwAork. A non-suit was granted In the
turt below. FROM which appeal was taken to this
.,ur The only question IN the case was whether
i'm could bc brought against the supervisors on an inn
lied contract for an account of attorney and counsel
No. 2l-Bcudmin w. Neakngs, appellant against Charl,s
D. fyoiarreH md o,hcrs. respondenf,. Mr. Nd sanford
m appellant. and Mr. Bradley. for the respondc nts
sfgued the Tho principal question was whether
The under the will ~ Benjamin Hide hate If
the city u Ncwi ork deceased, had authority by impli-
eson TO sc the premises In question which situa
u the corner Of Amiy spd Grcoae STREETS New York
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The New York Herald.

!, I. rVn inc DrUOkIyn EagIe
!ry-certainiy the handsomest paper in the NORTH
L. the Ne'c York Herald, which has for several days
p pas. been printed on new type, and looks evssy
morning as clean as a new PIN" The arrange
tic, and style of composition the neate,t. Of sny
paper that comes within our view. II i printe1
9o' with eearness which could scarcely be expect
ed when tne great rapdy OF its presses is consid-
to the constancy and skill Of the Immediate su-
perintendent Of its press rooms, Mr.. Jo. Elliott.
From the New Albany Ind Ledger March 81
This great journal-great in the influence which
exerts great in the talent, energy, and tact with
which II Is conducted-comes to us printed on new
type, and bearing an appearance commensurate
with Its Importance in the newspaper world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

The revenue cutters Morris aud Tsney-the former
commanded by Captain Walden. and the latter by Cap
tain Rudolph. living az anchor in the East river.
Both vessels have undergone during the past season the
most thorough oyerhauling and repairs lesch bcinG
supplied with suit ~ sails SCI and are nov An
complete sailing trim and have very smart and gallant
appearance The fancy only acks her armament which,
however. will ~ placed board immediately. IL N
thought she viii then take the place Of the Morris,
this station IN which the latter will probably b
ordor,d 90 some southern port.
T. frigate Rsritan Captain Charles Gsuntt, was -
Nslyeraso the 10Th January.
4. brig ~ war Dolphin Lieutenant Com. Thomas J.
Page arrived Valparaiso. frum California February
- with sqs eco in gold The u. y ON her return froA
the East Indies
a. : sloop - war yinccnncs. com, W r. HuAsou.
arrived al Talcahuanc, January q and sailed ths
sth for Valparaiso.
The schooner Prank from this port arrived nj NorfSk
en- Thursday With one hundred aud twenty Ave United
states seanen. under command q Lieuts swsrtwowt
and Glasscn,
NAVY DrrsnrNrSr, Ann I, ISL
GrSrnu orrrR.-1he Navy Department announce
T. the oGcers 81 the Navy and Marine Corps the demise
81 Commodore Alexander = Madsworth who died al hin
residence In the city 81 Washington Saturday, the
9Th instant. As mark q respect his memory ana
services the Department direct that funeral honors be
paid thereto by hosting the flag at half mast and firing
thirteen minute at each of the naval stations IN
the United staes the lay succeeding the receipt %
this order WILL. A. GRAHAM Secretary Of the Nssy.
The Governor Pennsylvania has appointed the 2rs
day ~ August for the execution of Gcorge Paroan k
the murder pg Rachel sharPless, At Wet Vasster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

BRIDGING LAKs CHANpt.ltV--A tclegraphic ies-
patch, received yesterday BY a gentleman VI Troy,
dated Montreal, April Z. ISL, says
strong resolutions passed by the Board II Trade to-
day against bridging Lake Champaign Governor end
British Minister asked 10 interfere.
(Signed) JOHN YOU'VE,
Who is chairman Of the Board Of Public Works J
--d5dny Ero,iag Jo,ori, AJgRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10
Nyoyssueots of OsstInQui shed peOpls

Hon. Henry 3 Foote, Of Mississippi. Is . visit
10 Gen Shields. In Illinois.
lion Thomas II Benton arrived at St Louis on the
let inst lie announced to speak to the democrats
OF the city on the "a inst.
Merits yMguhsg Upper 10 In Washington city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

The movements In brcadstun' have for some tlms
past been limited ard probably will continue unts
after the opening of navigation when The supplies win
doubles. rapidly increase snd shipments may be made
with better prospect q profitable returns The srn
in the Liverpool cotton market may give Impetus
to exports Of that staple but the complexion Of
from the other side from steamer TO steamer Is doubt
fu that every thing here j. very unsettled and likely to
continue for time. The season. thus far at The
South has been as favorable for extensive planting
the manufacturers Of Great Britain could desire and the
forwarding q the old crop will be Influenced from time
10 time, by reports relative to the Movements 10
these staple products have great effect upon the am
total o. our exports, and prices abroad therefore
watched ny all classes with great deal Of interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10

white man was recently sold at Rushyuc, at public
auction, on conviction II vagrsnoy.
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TYru'S CASES TREATED.
Nll,uLx.r Dlnfhs Rnl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-11
The County Convention

We have heretofore given an occorn,o r,l.
Wing County Convention, at Essay 1os, ,aaI.
ana promised the official proceedings bcfore
'''l'' we regret to say, however, that they have
hol oeen handed in by the Secretaries.
1EMAN BARSTONV presided, and J. w
ALLEN and VIM. MILLER Esas.. were Secro,,
RES Resolutions were adopted concurrinr in
The nominations and resolutions of the State
Convention, and recommending the County
llckct placed in nomination. The following
gentlemen were appointed Torn c. ,nmittees :
bURLINdroN.-l'ace Sherwood S B Mich
DIS, f. NJ. Van SickIen, O. Frederick and G.
G. Catlin
COLCHESTER "A. r. Duncan, Wait Thomp-
son, Jas. S. Plat.
EssEx.-Elsha Ford, F. = vb;.ooa,h Q
II, Boynton. ''''-''''''
JEkIcHo.-Icnry Blackman, Joseph KiDr,.
bury, B. y. Warner
NEsTroRD,-A. G. Chase, w. D. Rice. C.
Hobart.
CsDERurLL.-John II. Tower, saml. welI,
Jos. Wells.
WhLIsroN-W. NJ. Miller, ]. C. Griffin
A. l.. Saxton.
oHELnuRN'-P, Z. Smith, Geo. Bliss, Ly
man Hall.
CHARLorrE.-A. s. Beach, W. A. Sherman
II. c. Leavenworth.
hIcHMoND.-W. S. Freeman, Peter Crane.
2nd., Rodney Tarbox.
st. GEoRGE.-William NJ. Sutton, Orlo S.
Lockwood, and Sidney S. Ferrc.
MItToS-William E. Phelps, R. Bascomb,
and Eli Barnum.
liuNTINGToS'-A. J. Crane. Henry Brews.
ter, Myron Small.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-07-11

lhe use of vessels. No charge shall be rDads
upon vessels for moorDg beside said pier. II
Sla'I be the duty Of the Northern railroad com.
psny' during the season of navigation. to keen
sa'u pier lighted during the night. in such man.
ntr as snail sufficiently designate the proper
p,ace Tor vessels TO pass through. Said North.
ern railroad company shall also maintain at the
.eL ,,lLG OF its road, on Lake Champlain,
su''ao'e DOCK, or wharf for the convenient trans
, ,e' -. persons and property from said railroad
r,o, eo oS navigating the lake and river, and
nnJo. J;rn. Vessels TO sad railroad, to be used
under direction of said company and the aid
corporation shall charge no more for rance.
lat,on OF property of the same class over ,be;r
ial'road' where the same is going to or from
tne CITY OF New York, or other city on the lind.
son r'ver' than when going to OF from the civ
Of Boston, or other Atlantic ports. Wv WY
g. lhIs act shall take effect Immediately: