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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-04
MECHANICS FAIR!

THE Worcester County Mechanics Association will hold
i its Third Exhibition of Ma uactures and Mechanic
Arts in The City of Worcester, commencing TUESDAY,
P. M the SIXTEENTH OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
Ample room, power, and ovcry non proper and
convenient will be furnished contributors for the display Of
various articles offered and dsnterested and efficient per-
sons constitute the Reporting Commttees.n
By reference to the reports of former Exhibitions it
would there have been but few contributions ofcer
tain manufactures, upon occdSiOns(for instance,
time wooden goods having f. w relresen-
tativesat another machinery or boots and shoes Should
this be- Who, in this great enerprising, and good old
County of Worcester" believes this may not be emeded
at once? Not person--Ro,
Perhaps somewhat extended and appeal (bV
way of notice. TO the Mechanics Manufacturers and Art
might he deemed per and excusable this time,
but it is believed that the disadvantage and selfregre al
ready too well knoqn to many who have heretofore
Trained from exhibiting specimens of their workmanship,
skill and Ingenuity will prove sufficient monitor them,
while those who haze Contributed will be ready,
trust, do the like again.
Long notices seldom read, and the impression
would here endeavor to give all contained in these few
wods-Let the MahltactOries. RorkshOps Studios &C.,
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES, AND THE STORY is TOLD.
A Word to the Iadies.-You have added (by
deeds and presence much the interest and variety for
Exhibitions for which the Association feels highly hon.
ored and obligated and we trust appeal to kind gen.
efosity and aid at TIME, will ready response
from all.
MEDALS DIPLOMAS, &C., will be awarded, as the in
venions and articles exhibited shall seem merit as
invitation contribute is herewith behalf of the
this other States trust nothing the lar
gest and most interesting display of Mechanical taste Skill
and yet given Z" Y ankee land"
Contributors of articles ofmagntude requiring steam
power earnestly solicited inform the Superntend-
et, or before August 25th, the of and
power required and description of machine.
% Contributions will be received from the LIST to the
18th of september inclusive during which hoped
every article intended for the Exhibition will be received
That The same may be properly and satisfactorily arranged
| JOHN BOfDEN, Superintendent.
| Worcester June 25, 1851. ie25-dYlstf
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Worcester, June 25, 1851.
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Sky-Light Daguerreotypes.

~ r. b. CLAFLIN invites the attention of the public
W to the superior DAGUERREOTYPES he is now
taking at l42 Main
F Particular attention is invited the clear and life.
like expression of the eye; the rich and beautiful fotness
of tone the and exquisite finish Of both plate and
picture.
From his long experience in and extensive knowledge of
the business, together wi the facilities with which he has
to operate, he feels justified in saying that the pictures he
is now producing excelled by those of any other
operator either in the city country. Persons having
pictures taeenby the best operators earnestly solicited
to call and compare them with the pictures now being
taken at his 1t is fact universally acknowledged
that the pictures taken at his rooms in point of delnea
ton, boldnes and erring ruthulness are equaled by
few, and exceed by none.
IL Price 90, and upwards, according size of plate
and richness of frame or case.
d. Persons having pictures taken by other operators
with which they dissatisfied have them retaken at
reasonable charge Copies taken from Daguerreotypes
and Painted Miniatures, Busts and Portraits.
~ Children taken at all ages.
Recollect the number-142 MAIN STREET, (up only one
flight of stairs 3 doors north of B. L. HARDoNs & Co.
Worcester, June 25 ie26-dtfis
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For Sale,
iNHREE of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS in the
CITY, situated on Laurel iil of Edward and
Laurel Streets commanding le view of the city and adj
joining country only five minutes walk from Main
Inc size OF the lois 50 feet front by $50 Deep each
Also, desirable lots Laurel street.
The above offers opportunity for building or in
vestment For further particulars inquire of
5. w. SnLBY & CO.,
jy5O-d3w No 66 Main 5 rect
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-04

Hosiery and Gloves.
DEST KID GLOVES, In Fancy and Spring Colors, su
ID perior article. Seveny-fve dozen Lise Thread
Gloves, various kinds
100 Dozen Silk Gloves,
From 25 10 ~ cts pair; SO dozen Picnic and Lace
Gloves, and Mitts, etcetera, eicetera.
Children, Misses and Ladies' Hose
More than $50 different kinds amongst them some Of the
Best Saxony 8 Threaded, Black and White
Silk Hose, from Auction,
all of which will sold at the lowest New York WHOLE
SALE PRICES Please call and examine before purchas.
ng else where the New England Fancy Store, 20 Main
e., near Worcester House.
MYERS, BAMBERGER q RosENBLATT.
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Charcoal
Instruction in German.

MI Iss MINNA NAGT. recently rom Germany, nov
WI connected with the Board of Teachers at the Orea
lust tute is prepared to give ladies private instruction
the Herman Language She is allowed refer to Rev.
SaALLEY, d. D.. and Rev. J. JENNINGS. my27-dtf
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Marx the Prices
OF THE GOODS NOW OFFERED AT
CHAMBERLIN G cos.
We are Selling

ALL WOOL DELAINEs from rs to SO cents, former
price IS cents
COTTON AND WOOL do. from l21 to II cents
All our BARAGE DELAINEs for one shilling the yard
FINE FRENCH GINGHAMs for enc shilling worth
25 cents.
100 pieces GOOD ENGLISH AND AMERICAN CALL
GOES for Ct and cents, worth l2a cents
10 bales SUPERIOR HEAVY sHEETING at CT cts
LINEN HANDKERCHl ELS at 81 cents.
GOOD COTTON HOSE, (al colors,) l2a cents
HANDSOME BONNET RIBBONS at l2I centa
FRESH IMPORTED NEEDLE.WORK DOLLARS at
Ct Gems.
MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA TRIMMINGS, e. to IL! cts,
And any quantity of other Goods same low prices
This sale Will continue through the month # Au
II. II. CHAMBERLAIN g. co.
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In Basement Of Nos. ! & 2 Piper's Block.

III OoS6IU6III VI nus. q q EIp6I BLOCK.
Next Door South U. s. Hotel.
INHE subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have fitted up with all
ne improvements of the day. and with such convenieneeS
the public accommodation demands
Their Cooking apparatus is Of the latest and best
trucon; the establishment is literally supplied with pure
pring water, and every part lighted with gas
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House. and they will be ready all hours TO
lrnish parties individuals with such refreshments
nay be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnished in
my quantity to order.
Fruit of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
Iuality, will always be found at their establishment
u Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received,
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public.
my2l-dwis3m SPURR & LEWIS,
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Board! Board!
Curriers' Oil Warranted Pure.
Board.

1.-TWO or three Gentlemen be furnished with Board
al convenient residence Pleasant Street, by app-
cation to the snbsc ber at the Store of b. l. Harden Co
Also, Meals only, can be furnished for Gents
II de>ed. liy2Sdtfl e. BENZ. MOSELY.
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NOTICE.

NUIlCE
TIME subscribers have formed partnership under the
name of MOOD, MCFARLAND e Co, having
bought ont the interest Of MCFARLAND & BIsco and in
tend carrying the Maleabe iron Business in extern
sye way and the public are solicited for share of their
patronage as il ia the of the subscribers to fur
ns superior article, and al oreis attended to with
promptness THOMAS r. WOOD,
WARREN MCFARLAND
W. d3m WILLIAM F. WOOD
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WANTS.
Wanta6

Wanted,
A American Girl to DO housework at
,c S. Z. CHAMPNEY'S
JY'l-uti No. 9 Orange Street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23
The Observation-Disclosures.

Our regular sketch of Saturdays proceedings
is unavoidaby deferred till tomorrow. Some
important votes were taken in Committee on the
Judiciary Department. Mr.. Barbours amend
ment, that three Judges of The Supreme Court
be elected from the East and two from the West,
was rejected ayes So, noes 48.
Mr. Cox moved to strike out the amendment of
Mr.. Hoge and insert matter providing that the
electors be shy concurrent vote of the two
Houses of the General Assembly" The COM
mittee refused to strike out ayes 81, noes 30;
and then agreed to insert Mr. Hoge's amendment,
providing that for each of the five sections Judge
shall be elected by the qualified voters therein.
An amendment moved by Mr.. Stanard requir-
ing that the five sections be laid off s'as herenaf-
ter Defined" prevailed ayes so, noes SO.
Several other amendments were offered to the
provisions concerning the jurisdiction of the Su-
preme Court, but they were rejected.
The Committee having risen without di spo-
sing of the Judiciary report Mr. Stanard laid
upon the table, to be printed, a resolution that
committee Of - be appointed to apportion the
judicial sections.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23
THE National Intelligencer inserts

BITTEN BY A TARANTULA.-We are informed that on
the 18Th inst the Rev. DR.. Fitch, of San Francisco
while engaged in boanising Stockton. was bitten
in the hand by tarantua which has prevented the usu-
al celebration OF divine service in his church for the
last two Sundays The effects of the wound, we un-
derstand to be great discoloraon and swelling of the
hand and arm, with fever and chill, accompanied by
entire loss of appetite, and even OF disposition to
drink The parts surrounding the wound are said to re.
semble the insect by which it was inflicted.
The tarantula is common in this country The
wound they give is very painful and has been known
to result in death to the sufferer In Italy is vet
commonly believed that the pain ofthe wound may be
greatly aeviaed or cured by the power of music a
faith not unnatural in the Gland of song The bite OF
the tarantua is said be more dangerous in autumn
than at any other season.
A short time since sailor at San Diego was bitten in
the hand by a raesnake, and cured ii is said by in
toxcaton and the application of herb known to the
ter"-AIta Cal.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23
Louis Napoleon's Speech at the Opening of The
LuOns R0iLUau

How wish that those who entertain doubts of the
future accompanied me amidst the population OF the
Yonne and the Cote dor. They would be re. assured
on witnessing the real disposition OF the public mind
They would have that neither the intngues. nor
the attacks, the imprisoned discussions of parties
are IN harmony with the sentiments and the condition
of the country. France does not desire the return TO
the old regime, under whatever form it be disguised nor
the experiment of fatal and mpractcable utopias' II
is because am the most natural adversary of both the
and the other that France has placed her confidence
10 me. 1t such were not the case, how could be ex-
planned this affecting sympathy of the people towards
me, which resists the most destructive poIemics and
which absolves from share in its suherinps2 If in
fact my government has not been able to realize all the
ameloratoa it intended, the fault is to be assigned to
the man9uvres OF factions that paralyse the good will
OF assemblies, as OF governments The most devoted to
the public interests. Ii is because you have thus under
stood II, that have found in patriotic Burgundy re-
ception which for me appreciation and encourape-
ment. | avail myself Of this banquet as OF tribune
in order to open my heart to my feow-citz A
phase of our political lie commences From one
extremity OF France to the other petitions are ia course
OF signature, demanding the revision of the copstilu-
tion | await, with confidence, the manifestation of
the country and the decisions OF the Assembly which
will not be inspired except by the sole thought of the
public good. Ever since have been in power have
proved, where the great interests OF tine country were
in question, how little regarded ali that concerned
myself The most undeserved and the most violent at
tacks have never made me forget my calmness What
ever be the duties the country imposes on me, it shall
find me decided on following its will; and believe me,
gentlemen, France will MOI perish in my hands,
After the dinner a splendid bali took place, which
the President opened with Madame Derby, the lady Of
the Project.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23

perfect an enlightened system OF Internal Improve
meuts
In the meantime the majority of ten Eastern mem
bers IN the Senate, will render it more dilcult, mani
testify, to effect those combinations OF different improve
men interests which have degraded the Legislature In
many instances, than at present with the majority OF
Sir.
Ii any thing were needed to reconcile, 10 the scheme
OF adjustment these uItrasts-dstraught with the urur
OF their advocacy OF equal rights and wrthng under
the degrade ton to which they now subecedit IS
administered in the iact, credable TO the State and
to those who about to perpeuate that body
Senate is cgpher True, it is independent Branch OF
the Legislature. No Bill can become law it rejected
byit. 1t composed OF individuals in respect required
topoSsess inferior legal intellectual or moral quail
ileatOns than the members OF the House OF Delegates
perhaps only little older i'll wisdom or folly. The
Senate has however, in times past quite promptly, Tor
the part sanctioned the legislation OF the House
appropriations to improvements; but does any i'm
agne that mas done So because the House had passed
the Blistha it obedien to- under the influence
OF the House The combinations referred to- furnish
the satisfactory explanation. When the Senate was
carried by them, aud poweress to prevent them-the
House carried by them and 6ke,oise po,oerless.-
Both under the influences. Now it sto be
hoped, majority OF ten Eastern members in the Senate
if it should not be found practicable to add
stretlons in the Constitution upon the amount OF the
proprations-wl exert a most decided and healthul
restraint upon the spirit OF reckless expenditure in the
West, which uncontrolled would bankrupt the State.
In a word the arrangement which approved a
year ago by one party among US, and Is now. it ap-
pears approved by the other, not compromise but
triumph, having been adopted it is imma teria to
US to discuss whether it be partial entire wreck
Of the mixed bass-or whether indeed, it be a wreck
freight is preserved-that OF the crew, who have
not gone down, sezng spar have onrdden the storm
and borne the cargo upon the angry waters OF sectional
STRIFE, safely to land. P.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23
From the Times
THE QUEEN AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

Her Majesty and the Royal visitors came to the
Crystal Palace yesterday morning at o'clock,
and, as some 400 or 500 exhibitors had been for
merry requested to be present. more than usual
interest attached 10 the occasion. Hitherto the
Royal visits have been made in very private
manner, and although the principal exhibitors
were made aware that the Queen was coming,
| no official announcement of the fact was made to
them as body When the Royal party presen-
ted themselves at the Crystal Palace yesterday
some 300 exhibitors were in their places ready to
receive Them The public, we fear, hardly do JUS
tice to the extreme sensibilities of this class;-
jealous as they naturally are, each in his own de-
parment, for the maintenance oftheir several ex-
cellencles it is an extraordinary event with them
to be brought face to face with the Royalty of
England. Lips and tongues, that before ordinary
mortals would run freely on in the labors of expIa-
nation, become confused and falter when the
Queen asks what they have to show There
were many manifestations of that kind Yesterday,
and one distinguished contributor, manufacturer
ofwarlike weapons, too, tainted under the excite
ment. Her Majesty began with the chymicals.-
Her attention was also drawn to the display of
preserved meats, and particularly what related to
the supply of the navy. She made particular in
qulres into the regulations adopted for ascer tain
ing that this supply was good and proper for the
use OF the sailors. In the survey of vegetable
products, the fine specimens of grain from the
Home Farm exhibited by Prince Albert did not
escape attention. The most important feature
of this survey, however, was the illustration of his
ingenious process in the conversion of flax fibre
into asubstitute for cotton by the Chevaer Claus
sen. Her Majesy's attention was particularly
drawn to the process for the qualification of milk
and to the display of preserved fruits. She re-
manned for two hours in the building, and during
her stay conversed in the most affable manner
with great number of the exhbi tors. We
must again most anxiousy warn visitors not to
| crowd round her when her presence IN the build
ing is recognized. Though such conduct is die
tated by the purest loyalty, it cannot but be dsa-
agreeable, and it is really too bad that while the
| humblest person moves through the interminable
avenues of the Crystal Palace uninterruptedly,
her Majesty cannot go there without running the
| risk of being mobbed. Hitherto the masses of
| the community have stood in favorable contrast
with their beters in this respect but the experience
yesterday makes us begin to feel doubtful even
| of them.
The receipts of the doors yesterday amounted
f2, 1919, and the number ofspectators who entered
! the building was from $4,000 to $4,000.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23
Sentiment an the North West

We insert today well written communica-
ton which we find conspcuously published in the
Parkersdng Gazette. The reader will learn
from it, what we confess was news to us, that
even in the Parkersburg Convention district pub
lie sentiment was not unanimous on the basis
question, there being there party who consider
ed ltmore important to secure protection against
the operation of the principle of the white basis
than to establish the principle itself. This pro-
lection they proposed to obtain by means of a
federal basis Senate. The advocates of the un-
qualified white basis are, it seems, delighted with
the so-called Compromise, and those who desired
protection to property are pleased with the feature
which gives the East majority of ten in the SEN
ate.
These are certainly interesting, if not impor.
tant, disclosures; tor they serve to show how in
finites mal was that danger which some Eastern
gentlemen thoughtthey deserted in the establish
m ent of the mixed basis.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

Schr Cora, Crockett, Thomaston
:, SchI Hanover, Lampkin, New York, sundries to IS
len & Go, B Peyton, J Fl Claiborne, Haskins & Libby
Dove lsaacs, Edmond & Davenport, Purcell, Ladd
& Co, Dooley, Bennett q Beers, L A Rust, Tinsley
& Bryant, D Burr, F Cranz, S McGruder & Sons,
W NJ Harrison. w S and G Donnan, Webb Bacon &
Go. W Butler & Co. Massie & White, Hubbard
Gardner & Co, T d Ellis & Co, Vanlew & Taylor,
Co, Fry & McCandIish, Morris & Brother, o Streck
er, w Taylor. Mace & Winston, E Wortham & Co.
Adie g. Gray, G T Workman g. Co, And Pzzini, Put
ney & Watts Smith & Roberts, J M Royal, Lee,
Smith d HARDWOOD, Fl w Tyler, Crenshaw g. Bro, r
M Zimmerman, and to order
SAILED,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-23
CITY a FLAIR

DIsoRDERLY PROCEEDINGS IN RooKErrs.-
Three white men named Thos. Breeder, Robert
Oakley, and Joseph Robertson, were arraigned
before the Mayor Sa turday, upon the charge of
| assaulting the wachmen in Booklets on the pre-
vious Sunday night, under aggravated crcum-
stances. The watchmen stated that whilst pass
| ing through Rockets Sunday night, they heard
considerable noise and confusion in a drinking
house kept therein for the benefit of the drouthy
citizens of the place. After passing the house,
| they heard the cry of "murder' and upon re-
turning, found large crowd of people in and
about the house; saw Breeder Zone of the priso-
ners) brandishng an iron shovel and also saw
him run towards white woman and kick her.
lie then raised the shovel for the purpose of
striking her, when the Watchmen rushed in, ar
| rested and disarmed him. AT this interesting fea-
ture of the proceedings, the lights in the house
were extnguished, whereupon the watchmen re-
leased their prisoner, and sought safety by pre-
cptate retreat. They returned to the watch
house for the purpose of procuring assistance,
| and, upon their return, found tho house empty.
They succeeded, however, in learning the names
were arrested upon warrants.
Mrs. Gentry, who lives over the clearinghouse,
stated that on the night alluded to, she heard
loud talking in the room below, and shortly af-
ter wards heard footsteps on the porch leading
into her apartments. Upon going to the door,
she discovered the prisoners at the bar, and in
formed them they could not enter her house,
hor a.,
house, and afterwards behaved in very disorder
ly manner-so outrageous became their conduct,
indeed, that she was forced to leave the house
and claim the protection of friend, Mr.. Brown,
who returned with her. AS soon as Brown en-
tered, some one Of the nterlopers attacked him,
and the row became general. A young woman
residing with Mrs. Gentry corroborated her his
tory of the affair, as did also little lad. son to
Mrs. G. ...t..s
AS the evidence failed to tasten any breach of
the peace upon Robertson, that individual was
disc harged by the Mayor; the other two, how
ever, were held to bail, each in the sum of 5000.
Breeder obtained bail, but Oakley failed, and &C.
accordingly went to Jail.
The Snapper up Of unconsdered trles" founders
through nearly half column of Saturdays Despatch.
In endeavouring to resolve the grave questions submit
ted for his consd Grafton He succeeds probably in To-
eating the whereabouts of Milly McPherson !" but
"knocks UNDER to the "who struca Billy Patter-
son. and virtually backs out from his proposition to re-
ward the individual who saw "he Bloomer on Broad
street last Monday eve ming. --t7r
There are other grave and weighty questions OF a
kindred nature with those already submitted yet unre-
: - b,db
the resolvent capacity of the "Snapper up bu, as he
"comes up to his work" clumsy we refrain lest we
might render ourselves obnoxious to the charge of
cruelty to animals in the opinion at least of some of
the members of the numerous humane associations in
the country.