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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02
CITY DE WORCESTER.

ATARD vi. The inhabitants of u ard number six
w qualified 10 vote in the election of City officers
are hereby notified to meet in the City Hail. Monday
the eighth day OF December next, at nine O'Clock in the
forenoon, then and there to give in theft votes:
LIST, For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections, residents of said Ward on one ballot.
"a, For Mayor, and eight Aldermen, one Alderman
being selected from each Ward, one bahot
3D., For three Common Councilmen, one Overseer of
the Poor and one Assistant Assessor all residents of
said Ward, on ballot.
4h For two persons, residents of said Ward and eight
persons from the city at large, 10 be members OF The
School Committee, on Une ballot.
The polls will be closed, except as to Ward Officers
at O'Clock p M
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
Nov. d. 1851 GEO JONES Constable
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SAVING MANURE.-Every Deserving farmer
must have noticed that the excrements voided by
his cattle between May and August, produced
but dreadful Ltte'' heap of manure, as usual
ly managed. Last spring, Immediately after get
ting ont my manure, covered the cattle yard
with peat, (Which had been dug the previous
GUNNER, and exposed to the frosts of winter, , TO
The depth Of several inches | kept shovel
handy, and each morning, when about to turn the
cattle to pasture, spent few minutes in cover
ing the weddings with the Puverized peat. Thus
each particular heap, which, under the ordinary
exposure, would, in "a few days, have looked but
the shadow Of its former self, was preserved for
the use Of my titled 6elds instead of being dissi-
pated in the atmosphere at first, and then distri-
buted to eyerybody's field.
know that some who are above attending to
the minute Of their business. will sneer at this,
and call it "smal potatoes But when look
at the result, the goodly heap of manure, think
with Paddy, that "it's a trife which makes fools
laugh. -. Maine Farmer
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CITY OLE LKnpcrSrrn

NJARD III. The inhabitants of Ward number three
w qualified 10 vote in the elecoi OF City Eohicers
are hereby notified to meet in the ''southE blower or base
ment Dom OF the Central School House on the west
side OF Main street, on Monday the eighth day of De-
cember next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon then and
there to give in their votes:
LIST, For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections, residents of said Ward, on one ballot
3D. For Mayor, and eight Aldermen, one Alderman
being selected from each Ward, on one ballot
3d. For three Common Councilntn one Overseer of
the Poor and one Assistant Assessor, all residents of
said Ward, ballot.
4th, For TWO persons, residents of said Ward and
Ell ut persons from the city large 10 be members of
the School Committee on one ballot
The polls shall be closed, except as to Ward Officers
at o'Clt ok P. NJ.
BY order oftbe May or and Aldermen.
Nov. %, l85 |. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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CITY OF IKoRcESrEp

WIZARD VII. The inhabitants of Ward number sew
w e,quaiified to vote in the election of CITY off
GERS, are hereby notified to in the School House
corner Of oxford and Pleasant Streets" Monday the
eighth day of December next, al nine o'clock IN he
forenoon, then and there give in their votes
LIST, For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections, residents OF said Ward on one ballot.
being selected from each Ward, on one ballot
Sd, For three Common Councmen, one Overseer oC
the Poor and one Assistant ASSESSOR all residents of
said Ward, ballot.
4th, For two persons residents of said Ward, and
eight persons from the city at large to be members of
the School Committee on one ballot.
The polls shall be closed, except as to Ward Officers
at 5 O'Clock p. M.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
Nov. "a, 1851, GEO. JONES. Constable.
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WIZARD |. The inhabitants of Ward number one,
w qualified in the election of City officers,
are hereby notified to meet in the 'north lower base
ment room of the Central School House, the west
side of Main street," on Monday the ghth day of De
cember next at nne,o'cock in the forenoon, then and
there 10 give in their votes:
lst, For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections. residents of said Ward. ballot.
I'd, For Mayor and eight Aldermen, one Alderman,
beng selected ilom each Word, on one ballot.
Sd, For three Common Councilmen, On- Overseer of
the POOR, and one assistant Assessor all residents of
said Ward, on one ballot
4th For two PERSONS residents of said Ward, and
eight persons from The city large to be members of
the School Committee, on one ballot.
Inc polls will be closed except to ward officers
O'Clock p. NJ.
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen
Nov. "a, 1851 GEO JONES. Constable.
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STATE REcoRD.-We learn that the Estate
Record for 1851 is to be published by George
Adams, who, we believe,s the euterprising COM
piIer of the Boston Directory land that he Intends
in addition to the full accounts Estate and MUM
heretofore given, to add Business Directory,
so as considerably TO extend the sphere of its use
funess. 1t has already become an indispensable
companion to professional men, and to a great
portion of the business community, and under its
new management will be still more sought after
than heretofore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

WTARD " The inhabitants of Ward number five
w qualified toy in the election of City officers
are hereby notified to meet in the Ash street School
House, on Monday the eighth day of December next
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon then and there to give
in their votes:
LIST, For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections, residents of said Ward on one ballot.
I'd, For Mayor, and eight Aldermen, one Alderman
being selected from each Ward, on one ballot.
3D., For three Common COuncimen one Overseer of
the Poor aud one Assistant Assessor, all residents of
said Ward, on one ballot.
4h For two ersOns, residents of said Ward and eight
persons from The city at lge, be members of the
School Committee, ON one ballot
The polls will be closed, except as to Ward Officers
at O'Clock p. Nj.
Bv order of the Mayor aud Aldermen.
Nov, "a, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable.
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CITY OF WoRCESTER.

ENARDV The inhabitants OF Ward number four
Y qualified to vote in the election of City officers
are hereby noified TO meet in the lower City Hall Pc
lice Cont Room, on Monday the eighth day of Decem~
her next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon then and
there to give III their votes:
lst For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections, residents Of SAID Ward, on one ballot.
3D. For Mayor, and eight Aldermen, one Alderman
being selected from each Ward, one ballot
Sd, For three Common CounciImen, one Oyerseer of
tr Poor and one Assistant Assessor, all residents of
said Ward, on one ballot.
18th, For two persons, residents of the Ward and eight
persons from the city at large be members of the
School Committee, one ballot
The polls shall be Closed except to Ward Officers,
at ) O'Clock p NJ.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen,
Nov. "a, 1851. GEO. JONES, Constable
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CITY OLE RnRcEsrEp

M ARD IL. The inhabitants of Ward number two.
qualified to vote in the election of rity officers
are herehy notified to meet in the large School House
eIghlh DAY oil December next, at nine O'clock in the
forenoon, then ana there to give in thtir votes
ISL, FOR Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Election, residents of said Ward on one ballot
"a 10 give in their votes for Mayor and eight AL
oermeh one Alderman being selected from each Ward
81, 10 give in their votes for three Common Council
men, one Overseer of the Poor and one Assistant AS
sessor all residents of said Ward, on one ballot
4th To give in their for two persons resident
OF said Ward and eight persons from The city at large
to be members of the School Committee on one ballot
The polls shall be closed, except as TO Ward Officers
at O'Clock NJ. 0'
By order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen
Nov. "a, 1851. GEO JONES, Constable.
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IMPORTANT TNFORpTATTON.


DIR. ID. G. hunting, from London, (Engand,)
author OF practical treatise Cod Liver OIL 9TH
er remedies in Consumption formerly Ihysican to the
Northern Hospital and Junior Lecturer to thu York Hos.
pital on Conslmpt0nhast the honor announce to the
inhabitants of Worcester and its vicinity that he is
der an engagement OF distinguished Society in Europe
to Investigate and obtain statistical information as 10
lhe amount OF Consumptive diseases in the United
States and Canadas in comparison with those of other
places on the continent His great experience extend
ing over period of twenty years in the principal hos.
pitfalls of Europe, gives full assurance of his perfect
competence for the task in which he engageS Dres-
chers Patent Spyrometer, and the improved stebom-
eter, 0he recent invention of DR.. Quain of Dubn,)
together with the flexible Sethoscope, over 40 inches
in length are used by him In his examinations
DIR. b. wishes to be distinctly understood that no re.
enumeration is required from any person for his services
his time and expenses being pac by the Society under
which he is engaged
Any person lab0rng under or having predisposon
to is fearful Inuady will confer favor by calling and
allowing him 10 make an examination and which he
hopes will be satisfactory.
Office and residence, No. 2 Maple street near the
Worcester House. noy92-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

In the latter part of October, Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Williamson, with their five children,
started from Vicksburg, Miss, for New York.
The night they reached Louisville their infant
child was taken sick and died the next night
On their way to Cincinnati two more of their
children were taken sick, and after their arrival
at Cincinnati the ether daughter was taken sick
and all three died. The children were aged IS
months, years, 10 years, and ID years. The
oldest child escaped the fate of the others by pro-
ceedjng TO New York with his uncle, direct from
Louisville, with the corpse Of the infant who died
first. The friends of this family were waiting
their arrival in New York. Little dresses had
been engaged for the little girls, and the Christ
mas and New Year holidays were to make them
as beautiful as taste and expense could adorn
them The feelings of that stricken circle, as
this sad news reached them, can be better imag-
ined than described.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

FRANCE.-A violent scene occurred in the
Assembly on the It'll NJ Sartan, one of the
deputies, stated that recently a dinner party of
five persons, of whom he was one, was broken
in upon by the police and the house searched.
The only pretext for the outrage was that all of
the party were republicans.
At the opening of new orchestral society at
Paris, some stanzas by Victor Hugo, written for
the occasion, were to be recited. They are in
praise of art, and peace and liberty. Unlortu-
nately, the last sanza contains an alluson 10 Italy,
Hungary, and Poland. This was enough for the
plotege of Nicholas. After an hour and haIf's
waiting, a CommisSaire de Police interdicted
the recitation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

NEW CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. - Professor
Stone, in the New Orleans Medical Register, recon-
mends the phosphate of lime in scroiua and other
depraved states of the system, on account Of the
necessity OF this MATERIAL in the formation of eel s.
The idea was originally suggested in the London
Lancet, and Prof. Foster gives three cases in which
the article was tried by him.
The first was that of slave, who was admitted
TO the Professors Infrmary in July, with disease
OF the nose, the whole system showing great pro-
gress in scroluous decay. The usual remedies we're
nnsuccessiuly applied until August when cod liver
oil used, but the disorganizaton Of the stomach
was increased by it. The phosphate of lime was
then applied, eight grams three times day. Its
good effects were soon apparent 1t and the oil
were therefore administered together, and the pa
tent was soon resto ed to health.
The second case is that of young lady aged
twenty -iour Her disease was one OF &c unmixed
phthisis which might have been expected to term-
nate fatally in the course of few months" The
upper parts Of both her lungs were filed with tuber-
cles, and in some places were beginning to soften
The case evidently bad one. The treatment
of cod liver oil was at fist used but without marked
Improvement. The phosphate of lime was then
administered with the oil, and the result as in the
case of the negro, was soon apparent. The patient
was rapidly getting well.
The third ease was that Of Of child seven years
of age, in which the the phosphate of lime was used
with complete SUCCESS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02
CITYOF WORcESrER-

NM ARD VIII. The inhabitants of Ward number
w eight, qualified to in the election oflCity of
hcers are hereby notified TO il the Brick Court
House, on Monday the eighth day of December next at
their votes;
LIST, For Warden, Clerk, and three Inspectors of
Elections, re sldents of said Ward, on one ballot
I'd, For Mayor and eight Aldermen one Alderman
being selected from each Ward, on one ballot.
81, For three Common Councmen, one Overseer of
Tue foor ana one Assistant Assessor, all residents of
said Ward, one ballot.
Attn, For two persons, residents Of said Ward and
eight persons from the city large to be members of
the School Committee, on one ballot
The polls will be closed, cept as to Ward Officers
at O'Clock r. NJ.
BY order ofthe Mayor and Aldermen
Nov. "a, 1851 GEO. JONES. ConstabeI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

LATEST ACCOUNTS OF HAYNAU, THE
Austrian not American Woman Whipper.-FieId
Marshal Haynau has found it impossible 10 keep
the property purchased in Hungary with the su m
of money presented to him by the Emperor. His
desire to part with it is announced 10 arise from
the absence of labor and the difficulty of procur-
ing ii from other parts of the country. 1t may be
true that the aborers have refused Ito work for
their new neighbor; they have, however, done
more. Haynau has failed to get in single crop
of any kind. Every thing has been destroyed by
the peasantry, the crops above and in the
ground have been wasted by fire or other means,
the buildings burnt down, and every method of
agrarian outrage adopted in order to make the
place too hotto hold him. They have succeeded.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CARDIFF affords me great pleasure certify that Mr.
7. LEARNED became some nine months since, MEM
Ter of my class of private instruction in the science
Mental Achymy in which is involved the application
OF Atmospheric electricity the of disease both
mental and physical: that since that time by cores
pondt or otherwise he has been under my
advice in regard TO the theory involved in this SCIENCE
as well as in egard to its practical application TO the
relief OF the afflicted and that regard him every way
al eineny qualified TO teach the principles of the sci
ence, he having complied with my conditions to that
effect, as well as to practice the successfully in
the cure of disc ases and therefore cordially commend
him TO the confidence ofthe suffering and afflicted.
b. BROWN WILLIAMS, M D.,
prnf al A Icby
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q he . ailp syn.
FuEsDAt, DEcEMRnR 2. 1ssl.

= advertisers, wlshsng to have their advertisements
appear the next day. i'll please send in early In the
Jay as posspe Also, thos wishing insert advertise
menus IN the Weekly, should send in early Monday
noon All advertisements for this paper. from Others
than regular advertisers who have With the Of
nee, must be paid for the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE for
December is at hand, with its usual-or perhaps
esting matter. This number closes its fourth
volume, and we learn that its circulation has
constantly and steadily increased, so that it is
now placed on permanent basis. This is graf
flying, from the fact that its character is such as
TO entite it to high position Its selections and
contributions are marked, not more by high itera-
ry character than by sound moral principles For
raIe by c. F. Wilson.
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester SIS. December ], 1851
lion HENRY CHAPLIN, Commits sioner of lnsol-
I i vency foi the County of Worcester has this day
issued a Warrant gainst the Estate of LIBERTY AL
LEN of Sturbdge in sad County, Tanner and Currer,
and partner in the firm OF LIBERTY ALLEN IL Co
insolvent debtor and the payment of any debts
the delivery of any property belonging to said nsovent
debtor to him for his USE and the anser of any pIO
perry by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsolvent
debtor, will be held a Court of Insolvency, at the
office of said Commissioner in Worcester in sud Coun.
ty on the 23d day of December inst, 10 O'Clock in
the orenoOu for the proof Of debts, and choose
assignee assgnees Of his Estate.
j. DAY, Dep. Sheriff,
dec2-d3lwlt. Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

u. S. COMMISSIONERS CoURT,-ln this Coart
in Boston, on Saturday, Hon. George s. billiard
presiding, Michael Doyle was brought up, charged
with assaullng Mr. Henry X. Newcomb, custom
house officer, and obsirucliug him IN the discharge
of his duty. The affair occurred on Rowe's wharf,
on Wednesday, Doyle was wheeling iron from
ship to store on the wharf, and iancying that Mr..
Newcomb was in his way, he continued TO wheel his
barrow against him. The defendant waived an ex-
animation, and gave bonds.for his appearance before
the u. S. District Court on Wednesday next
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dec2-d3tw1t.
NTesseng gers Notice.


Worcester SIS. December /, 1851
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insol-
il vency within md for the County of Worcester has
this day issued Warrant against the Estate of e GORGE
ALLEN ana EMULOUS ALDRICH, both of Milford,
in ssid county, partners under the firm of ALLEN a.
ALDRICH, insovent debtors, and the payment ofany
debts, the delivery of any property, belonging to
said nsovent debtors to them for their use and the
transfer of any property by them forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors of said nsolvent
debtors, will be held Court of Insolvency, at the
office of saidCommssioner in Worcester in said County,
on the 9th day OF December inst 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, for he proof of Debts and the choice
sgnee assgnees of said Estate.
l.. BAKER, Jr. Dep. Sheriff.
dec2-d3tw2t Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

The great Hungarian PARROT has AT length escaped
from his confinement IN Turkey But the escape Of
single man, great and patriotic he may be- is but II
tre in comparison with the escape Of thousands in this
country frm Cough, Colds Group, Influenza, and all
diseases of the Lungs, bv the Of Bushs Celebrated
Compound Cod Liver Oil Cou h Candy.
Prepared and Sold by Bush d Co., Worcester, Mass
and sold in Worcester by J. T. Lazel Spur d. sibly j
Green ~ Co, q. 5. d. A. Howe, and A Clarke Drug.
gists and by Merchants in nearly all towns and villages
in the state. All orders addressed 10 Bush a Co viii
be promptly attended to. div
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DAMAGES RECOVERED = Lydia s. Hall
has recovered, in an action before the Supreme
Court, in session at Cambridge, $l4OO damages
of the city of Lowell for injuries received by her
in falling upon the icy sidewalks of that city, by
which her thigh bone was broken, and she was
confined to her bed tor several months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

~ The experienced woodmen OF Maine can
direct their through raclless forest, with
out compass, by observing attentiyely the moss
on the trees, the north side of which is covered
with much larger share than the other portions
Of the trunk, and of different species.
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Worcester. Nov. 81. 1851.

u,
MIX LEARNED viii, at the suggestion and solicita-
ton OF many friends of the above named science devote
aportion of his time 10 the application OF this new and
eltectua remedy of Nature the relief and cure OF
the suffering and afflicted Mr. i can be seen and con-
suited, free of charge, during The day the Counting
Room OH c. Morse q Co., No. 10 Mechanic street,
and at evening at his residence, No q Portland ST. Mr.
l.. will also teach Glasses if desired nOy24 dot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

REMovALs.-It will be observed, by referring
to our advertising columns that iona. Day, Esq,
Coroner and Deputy Sheriff, and Henry Chaplin,
Esq, have removed to offices in the Worcester
Bank Block
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Whig Caucus.-EndOrsemen of the Conn
promise Measures.

NHAIs CHIt OUs'-E4ItUUESement OF the Conn
promise Measures.
WASHINGTON, DEG. |.
The Wing Representatives held caucus this
morning,'at which 60 members were present. A
resolution was adopted sustaining the compromise
measures g to the fullest extent" The resolution
opposed by Thadeus Stevens of Penn. and
Fowler of Mass. The caucus made no nomination
for Speaker, other officers of the House.
The Democratic Senators also held caucus. but
no decisive action was had. They will meet again
the last of the week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

" In single century, four thousand Millions
of human beings appear the face of the earth
act their busy paris-and sink into its peaceful
bosom.
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R The accounts from WASHINGTON are unite
contradictory respecting the action of the Democrat
ie caucus One states that all the nominations were
made on the FIRST ballot, and ratified unanimously;
that the best feeling prevailed, and that the caucus
met and separated in unusual harmony Another
account says that the proceedings indcate stormy
commencement of the Session, and protracted
struggle for the oficers''-that ''there was no bar
mony, and large number left before the nomina-
tons, declining TO take any part in them''-and
finally that ''the nominations were STRONGLY ON.
posed by those present" The ready organization
of the House indlea,es that there was NO serious
difficulty.
1t will be seen that the Wing caucus endorsed the
Compromise measures, including the Fugitive Slave
Law, which the Democratic caucus refused 10 do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-02

GOLD IN AUsTRALIA.--Th discoveries of
gold in Australia continue as remarkable as ever,
and the miners have been rewarded by large re-
turns. 1t is said that one piece has been found
Of the enormous weight Of 10 pounds