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Notice.

TVNHE Subscriber will attend TO collecting pay for
1 Newspapers, on MONDAY and TUESDAY the
29th and Both Of Dec. curreut-and will be at the yar
rious stations the route about the same hour in
wears past. Those who do pay at said time, hope
there will be such ones,) may find their bills where
their papers lel such bills left and not paid in Jan
uary will be charged extra.
dec1l div WIT @. BARTHOLOMEW.
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New England Health Company,

A few Young Men of correct moral character good
address and business habits wanted act as Agents
for this Company, in various parts OF New England.
FRANKLIN WHlPPLE, Secretary.
Pamphlets containing the Bylaws of the Company
their Of insurance. &C. will be furnished gratis by
calling at the office. nov2O
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For the Holidays!
SPLENDID PICTORIAL NUMBER.
The Boston Almanac
=HnD T0Eo

The Boston Almanac
FOR 1852.
WILL be published ont Monday Dec. o. List Of
w embellishments. Illustrations by Billings.
map of Boston, with the new Fire Districts col
ors illustrating descriptive sketch of of the New sys
TEN of Fire Alarms.
Richly Engraved Title Page.
Vignette for the City Department, with Likeness of
the newly elected Mayor of Boston.
Vignette for the State Department with Likeness OF
Gov. Boutwell,.
vignette of National Department. with Xix ness of the
President
Views of Blacks one Square.
Steamer 5. 5. Lewis (full page,)
Clipper Ship r. B. Forbes,
Franklin street,
Navy Yard, Charestown,
COLLEGE Library, Cambridge,
Cochltuate Aqueduct. Newton,
Mass General 4 Hospital, Boston, pulilpageo
Insane Asylum, Worcester, do
United States Arsenal, Springfield, do
Twelve Calendar Vignettes.
The work containing twenty nine fine engravings.
TABLE OF CoNTENTs-crrY DEPARTMENT.
Pictorial Sketches of Boston and vicinity City cleo
ton OF Dec. 8, 1851. Financial department with
tstics Santory Department, with Statistics. Fire
Department, with Explanatory Sketch of The New Sys
TEN oil Telegraphc Fire Alarms. Public Schools Pub
lie CHAR table Institutions. Water Works, and Water
Tariff. Courts in Boston Superintendants, Survey
ors, and other officers. City Police. Business Dec-
tory Streets and Wharves Islands in Boston Harbor
Omnibus Lines. Halls, Blocks, Public Buildings, and
Institutions. Offices, Libraries Markets. Places of
Amusement. Railroad Stations and Freight DepoJs-
Churches, Sorietes, Newspapers Banks, Insurance
Companies. Custom Honse, ubTreasury. Post OF
fee, and Rates of Postage Militia Steamers and
Packets. Calendars and Blank Memoranda Pages.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
Election Of Nov. 1851, including carefully prepared
Table OF the Senate and House Of Representatives Civ
ing the names of the members and their political cas
sicaon under the three party organizations: also the
party changes in delegations since last year; and
the Fractional Representative Terms of the small
towns showing the years remaining each during the
present decade.
Officers of Departments Of The State Gov rnment.
County Officers. Sessions of Courts.l
NATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
National Government, with Members of Congress po-
liticaly designated
The Seventh Census showing the Free White, Free
Colored, and Slave Population, Federal Representative
Population and Fractions, N lumber ofRepresenatives,
and loss or gain since the last term.
Governors of all the States their Salaries, and terms
of Office
General Events is 1851. Ecipses in 1852.
Bound in Cloth, Gilt, ornamented with new Dies
The whole comprising nearly 200 pages in fine PRINT
embodying the substance, and nearly much in amount
as the large 6yo volumes ofGenera Information.
For Is Cents.
Extra Bindiag for Ho iday Gifts.
Orders should beaddressed Immediately to Messrs b.
MI SSEY q co, Publishers, 20 Coruh, Boston, to
ensure prompt fulfiment.
Sold at all the usual places throughout New England
DAMRELL N MOORE.
dec9 d2taw3w GEORGE COOLIDGE.
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Seven O'clock (!

TT has been agreed by the shoe Dealers, Watchmak
and Jewellers In this city generally to close their
Stores at O'Clock, except Saturday Evenings, com
moncing this evening, Dec. 10, 1861, until April 1859
dec10dlw
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Notice.

TTNIERE will be meeting Of the American Mutual
Benevolent Association, at their otice in Worces-
ter on the 24h of December. 3o'clock r. NJ for the
purpose ofrevisng the twentyfouth Article of the By
lava F.LESEuR, Pres.
decl1 d3t GIL pow, secy.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE


MONSIEUR HoYT'S Evening Glass will commence
lvI reciting on MONDAY next 18th inst, at 81 p. M.
and will recite four times week Ladies and Gentle
men ae requested to call previously, his
enter their names decll dat
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American Arr Union.

TINE annual distribution ofPICTUREsby the Amer
l. lean Art Union, will take place ON the 10 OF Decem-
her Subscriptions will be received until the afternoon
of The l7th, at the office Of the Lie Assulanc Co.
Proofs Of some of The ENGRAVINGs for the year
have been received, and nay be seen as above.
CLARENDON HARRIS.
pecil div Hon Sec'y for Worcester.
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400 Cords of Wood. at Auction

q w. sELBY CO., will sell the premises, on
-. MONDAY, Dec. is, at 10 o'clock, 400 Cords of
Hard and Soft Wood, Cut and Corded Oh the White
lots to suit purchasers.
Terms easy and make known at sale.
decll s. w. SELBY a. CO.
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Fresh Ground Flour.

ONE of the important things to be observed in
" getting good Flour is, get that which is FRESH
GROUND. The subscriber is daily receiving Flour
from the SUFFOLK COUNTY MILLS, in barrels, half
barrels quarter and eighth barrel Bags. The reputa
ton of these Mills is fully esab ished throughout New
England, Merchants and Dealers supplied on the most
liberal terms. For sal wholesale and eia by
CHARLES A. ROWLAND,
dec9 ds6t 207 Main st, Worcester.
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TO PERSONS over % years OF age Is per more is
charged.
In consequence of the exceeding low rates of Insur
ance S 80 will be changed for the first year only as
Admission Fee, which must be paid at the time of max
ing applications and which will be refunded in case the
application is not accepted The first weeks sickness
will be excepted and fractional parts thereafter allow
ed and assessment will be made and no charge
is made for Certificate of Assurdnce.
All communications should be addressed, Post paid
q
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WANTS
Clerk Wanted.

! A SALESMAN who has had experience, and
n can take charge of set of Books.
declO d3t S.A ROWLAND.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-11
THE WORLDS FAIR .

There is saying, old, but true,
That every day brings something new !"
Which . something for il S day will rage,
The wonder Of this wOndrOus age
Thus old Joice Heath went through the land,
And so did Johnson's colored band,
Then Ole Bulls the swiss Bell Ringers;
And NUMEROUS bands Of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed near
Two million ladies in year
Barnum, the Great; Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, aud Powers Greek Slave;
Allhave enjoyed their itE-sh Of days,
And all received their need oil praise
And now, beyond the bounds of ocean,
We've seen contentious and commotion
spot in London Vic selected,
A Crystal Palace she erected,
Where furious Frank and fiery Hum"
The Yankee and the Englishman,-
The Turban'd Turk and Spain's Grandeee,
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in more peaceful strife engage
Each rear aloft its standard high
Each win the palm of victory
The strife begns--the race commences,
And heller, skelter-over fences
And pushing, pulling holding back,
Go all the wager-winning pack
And when the contests almost ended.
And when their strengths almost expended,
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
Just rushes up, and TAKES THE PRIZE
He plowed their land. and moved their oats.
And picked their locks and beat their boats
And told the u that, throughout creation,
There's nothing like the Yankee nation
Though some i'll distant lands would ioam,
They'd still sprinkling left at home. ssr-
There's Webster, Clay, and Thomas BentonI
And many more that he could mention;
And works Of Art--for some hing fine,
biacullar-in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacious Store,
genus homo, at the door,
To show to all, who'ye any wits,
That he can clothe and give them-hts ~
AT Worcester, in the Old Bay State,
AT early morn, OF evening late,
You'll find him with perfect lock-
At CLOTHING BAzAAR-pIPER BLOCK
There may he bought, do suppose,
The Genilemans vr Farmers Clothes"
AT prices, TOO, the lowest sum,
For " trade there tehen Pm TO hum ~
GT The ankle, Of course knew where 1t was fo1
has interest to trade; if you all will trade at the
place il will undoubtedly, be for your interest to do 80
Macullar. Williams & Co.
SIGN OF HE FULL DRESSED MAN.
No. Piper's Block,
CLOTHING BAZAAR 271 MAIN STREET
sep25 dwistf WORCESTER.
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Parquette SO cts, Circle 25,Gallery IL l.;

Children, unless accompanied by their Parents or
Guardians, cannot be admitted.
Curtain will rise at Ia 20 O'clock. dec4-It.
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For rs Cents.

Ertra Binding for Ho iday Gifts.
Orders should be addressed Immediately to Messrs b.
MllSSEY q co, Publishers, 20 Coruhill Boston, to
ensure prompt iufiment.
Sold at all the usual places throughout New England
DAMREl.L " MOORE.
deco d2taw3w GEORGE COOLIDGE.
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"a Young Ladies' School

LHROM the Subscriber, on Thursday last. CHARLES
IL w. SAWYER, an indented apprentice. This is
to forbid all persons harborng trusting him my
account, as shall pay debts of his contracting.
MARSHALL S. MEAD.
Leicester, Dec. s, 1851. dec9 d3twI
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JUDGING and Inserting, and Dmity Bands, fresh
~ supply At the Worcester Thread store, 2l4 Main st.
decl-d3wis JOS. A. ROWLAND.
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500 Atwood Long Shawls.

To LET.
1.-TWO ROOMS in the Block on the corner of Myrtle
and Souhbridge SITS, heretofore occupied by Farley
n Pearson. Apply to F. III. DEWEY, Esq, or to G. c.
FLANDERS & CO., on the premises dec5 dti
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ENGLAND
Il E a L tn MPAN Y,

Unlce NO. IL, Harrington Block.
CHARLES WAsHBURN, President and Treasurer
FRANCIS Fl. DEWEY, Vice President,
DR.. X. WOODWARD, Examining Physician,
Local Board of Directors.
CHARLES WAsHBuRN. VIM T. MERRIFIELp
FRANCIS II. DEWEY, HENRY S. WAsHBuRN
VIM DIcKINsoN EBEN'R H. BowEN
RUFUS WOODWARD
INHE Company propose to afford aid to its members
Il in case OF disability from sickness accident. Be
ing organized ON the mutual principle recognizes each
person assured as memb of the Company, entitled
TO his share of all its privileges In the creation of
iun from me annual deposits of its MEMBERS it pro-
poses TO make provision for relief of its members when
they shall most stand in need and will have right to de-
mand III because to the fluid they have contributed
their share.
This Company make assurances upon the following
rates and conditions;
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5000 Reward.

| VIII give one hundred dollars for the appre-
hension and confinement of ANDERSON and
JERRY IN any jail so that lean get themeagan
or fifty dollars for either. | will also give 500
for proof of any respon sble persons harboring
said negroes. They Runaway from my plant alton
in Moore county on tn 10th of Feb'y last, and
are thought to be lurking about 16 or II miles
above Carthage on Deep River. through the edge
of Moore and corners of Chatham and Randol oh
counties. Anderson is about 2S years old a
bright mulatto about feet or inches high.
we'll proportloned; has an open countenance, and
is quite plausible. 1t is believed that he will
endeavor to pass for free and escape to IA
free State, he had brother who played the
same game Jerry is about 24 years old, feet
; or inches high, stout built; has a down look
particularly when spoken to, and is rather i'm
pndent. Said negroes formerly belonged to John
r. Ritter, in the upper end Of Moore county
Any information must be addressed to the sub
scriber at Pocket p. O., Moore county, N. C..
J.. L. BRYAN.
April 12. 1851. G33-tf
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TOM KENNEY.
WYLU'S MONSTER GLOBE.

In looking on an ordinary globe. a limit
cd portion of the earth's surface comes
only under survey at once. 1t has, there
fore. occurred to Mr. Wyld to figure the
eath's surface ON the inside. instead of
the outside of sphere-to give in fact.
al inverted .lobe-enabliny the observer
tn embrace in one view the physical ieat-
urcs of the world W hich he inhablts. That
surface which will be looked on as the
inside coating Of the sphere is exactly
that which exists ON the exterior crust Ot
the great globe itself This very allowable
departure from the truth. without misleau-
ing anv one, admits Of our obtaining a
know lge of the distribution of the land
and water over the whole planet. which
could not be in any other way secured.
The great feature in fact. Of this globe as
a medium of summary teaching is. that it
presents (what nothing on less scale can
uoJ the means cf presenting the various
physical phenomena at once and their re-
Iatlons-w hich in all other educational
documents have 10 be studied separately
and in detail.
The sphere on which the earth IS mod
eled-and which is now in process Of erec-
tion, in the centre Of Leicester Square IS
IS feet in diameter. Visitors will pass
means of winding staircase or gallery
will proceed around it. viewing every part
of the model al distance of four feet from
the eye:-and these arrangements are so
contrived that it will not interfere with
the general view Of the entire surface.
The scale is ten miles to one inch horizon
tai, and one mile to an inch vertical. This
enables the construc tor to exhibit all the
details Of hill and valley, lake and river
with facility, and to produce an effective
representation of the Earth:-which could
not be done II the scales for heishth and
ifor distance were alike London Lyee,tn'.
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Dress Goods

in great variety. including selection of elegant
C4ENE SILKS, to which they solicit the par
ticular attention Of the ladies'.
Also, Gro de Rhines, Gro de Swiss, Chameli ion
Fullard, Check and black watered Silks fgd g.
plain silk and linen tissues; white satin; barages;
fig law ms; grenadines and dona lousas; figured
cold and embroidered Swiss, jaconct. null and
checked musllns; Victoria and bishop lawns :;
pink, blue, crimson and corn -colored tarletons
chene check and brocade poplins pink, Grim
son, wLite, blue and green forences; polka,
chene and brocade bonnet ribbons; belts; chene
scarfs and neck ribbons; black silk lace; French
worked and Saratoga collars; lace capes; wrought
sleeves; wristletts and elastic cuffs mourning
sleeve cuffs and collars: chantIlla. Canton-crape,
and other shawls; a superior article of Alexan-
der's white, black and cold kid gloves; tW listed
silk and long armed mltts; embroidered chIml-
sets; mus in, blond, Swiss, wove and thread
edgings.
FOR GENTLEMEN WEIR:
Black, brown, forest-green, blue, and olive
Cloths black and colored Drab d'Etes; French
checked Linens; Italian cloth and caShmeret, for
summer coats; satin, silk and s1arseles vestins;
gentlemen's cravats and scarfs, and beauti-
full article.
A large assortment OF fashionable BONNEIS,
worth from 50 cts. to S..
Misses and boys fashionable summer Hats and
Bonnets in great variety. Panama. double and
single brirn Leghorn and palm-le II AIS; FASH
ionable mole skin, beaver, brush, coney, angola,
and other Hats; travelling and common trunks; !;
French calf BOOTS; ladies'. gentiemen's, misses
and infants Caters, Shoes and Slippers.
We respectfully invite those purchasing goods
in this market, to give our stock an eXamI nation.
j. NJ Williams old stand, Hay nearly opposite
the Fayetteville Hotel.
j. NJ. WILLIAMS,
J. B. STARR
Fayetteville, March %, 1851
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SUDDEN IxTERRtpr1oN OF LADY's For
LEr.-A few days since. a lady in St.
Louis was engaged before her mirror in
going through her toilet exercises. when
the glass suddenly receded from her. as
the entire front wall of the building parted
company with its neishbors and with a
tremendous crash fell into the street. The
lady. in after astonishment at the sudden
ness OF the motion, was left standing in
dishabiIlc. though, sin.ularly enough. en-
tifely uninjured. In consequence Of the
recent grading Of the street. the earth
beneath the wall had been partially remo-
we'd. and it's sudden giving way was the
cause of the accident.
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Telegraph for the Union.
New YonK, MAY as, y. III.


New YoxK. May 24-S. PIN.
The Baltic arrived here 5 o'clock. At
Liverpool on the l4th cotton declined
three shths to half--sales Of the last four
days were fifteen thousand bales. Sugar
active. Coffee steady. Bacon firm at
previous rates. Large sales of flour at a
small advance-Baltimore, twenty shil-
Iings six pence to twenty one sh'llings.
Corn active at six pence to one shilling
advance per quarter. Wheat firm.
Parliamentary proceedings unimp"rtant.
The Worlds Fair progressing satistac-
toriiy.
FRANCE -Dupin reelected President
of the Assembly; Gen. Bedoc Vice Presi-
dent.
Portugal quiet.
Australia letters state that Smith
O'Brien was complaining ofpctty tyranny.
kaffir war continues.
The King of Naples is dead.
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VOL. 12-N0. $40.

PH1LADELrHIA. MAY 2O-I2 m.-lhe
Steamer Ohio OF the Union Line. which
left New Castle today. was run into at .
O'Clock this morning by the steamer Com
modore Stockton. off Greenwich Point one
mile from Philadelphia. The Ohio's bow
was knocked entirely off and she sunk IN
about 20 minutes after being struck.
When the water reached the upper deck
the CONSERVATION bteame frighttt'. women
and children running UP and down utter
ing the most Pite"us lamentations. AS
the water continued to encruach, the scene
became awful. Many jumped overheard,
and 1t was feared were lost. FwO or
three are known Certainly to have been
drowned. The to, al number on board was
about 100.
Among the Baltimoreans were John
Wills WHO swan ashore. losing his bat and
baggage: Mr. Danskin. Mr. Dorsey Of the
firm OF Dorsey & Nelson, Mr. Eaton,, Of the
firm of Eaton & Bros. Mr. Stump, ner-
chant, aud nciece, Miss Leverins, Mr.
Stewart, and others. all Of whom were
saved. Some got ashsre on planks. some
swan. anil others toJnd' refuge in small
boats. The relief boats took many off the
wreck but the lights being extinSu'shed by
the water persons could not see where to
go or determine what to do. 'Phe boat
sunk SO rapidly that nearly all tie baggage
floated of and was lost. The Ohio was a
splendid boar and was nearly ruined by
this disaster. 'Fhe Stockton is also much
mi ured.
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nY VIM, II. 3 Az NE,

<- Persons who advertise in the newspapers snouiu
always mark their advertisements with OF
iusertions otherwise they often and let the ad
vertisement longer than necessary. ana "nen the
bill be settled there is something sad aboatthe
And when article is advertised Tor sale
should attend to taking 1T out of
tce naner the readers of he per
besides running him to more COST
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France AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
There appear to be some probability Of
war between France and the Sandwich
Islands. as the former had sent in her
ultimatum. and given until the Goth Of
March to decirte whether to accede or re-
fuse. In case Of refusal, it is supposed
that France would resort to blockade. or
probably adopt more effective measures.
The Alta Californian says, in reference to
this matter.
s.lf either the one or the other. that
movement viii be the signal for running
up the flag Of the United States with the
Hawaiian. This is no guess work. 1t
comes to us inthe most positive form.''
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New ORLEANs. MAY 25-3

New ORLEANS, May 25-S, p. m.
The steamer Echo, at Bayou Sara, blew
up. killing several persons
The American schooner Sears left here
last month"; w ith provisions for the Tehuan-
tepec expedition. 'fhe Mexican authorities
refus. d to allow the cargo to be landed,
and threatened to seize the vessel. a
revenue cutter has been sent down to pro-
tect the schooner, and complaints forwar-
ded to Washington.
Advices from Mexico to the Sd inst.
state that much excitement prevailed
relative TO Americans landing at Tehuan-
tepec without permission. The finances
are in deplorabie condition.
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l quira letter-sheet blanks

Any blank printed to order which has more
matter in it than is usual in blanks printed for
the above prices will be charged extra accord
ing to the amount of N atter, the fancy work
directed to be done. In like manner. blank
containing but few lines of matter to the sheet
will be charged a less price.
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MAY 81, 1851.

aS5- The proprietor of the $ Rialto' drinking
house in Raleigh attacked the editor ofthe Spirit
of the Age, for certain editorial remarks about
the House. ofa very yuncomp!imentary character
No damage done to the editor, and the
assailant has been bound over to Court.
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On the 18th inst. youth in Frcdericks-
burg. Va. Gideon lIasIup, was burned to
death by the explosion Of barrel Of whs-
key. contents OF which ignited from can
die in his hand
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~ ME NN
81 2--NG GOODS.

The Subscri bers would announce to the pub
lie that they have associated themselves together
under the style and firm of STARR & WILL
L1AMS. for the purpose of transacting general
wholesale and retail Dry Goods business.
In their store may now be the latest styles
of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
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TERMS or
ADvERT1SING':

One square of twenty
one lines or less, 60 cents;
every subsequent inser-
ton, 80 cts. except 1T re-
mains in for several mon
ths.when it will be charg-
ed S3 for two months, 81
tor three, sc. $40 for
twelve mouths.
Liberal deduction for
large advertisements by
the year or six months.