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Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

Messenger,s Notice

WorceSter, S. September 23 1851.
II ON HENRY CHAPlN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County OF Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of HIRAM STONE, of
Worcester in said County, blacksmith nsove debtor
and the payment of any debts, the delivery of
any property belonging said nsoven debtor to him or
for his use and the transfer OF any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting Of the creditors said nsolvent debtor
viii behed at Cont of Insolvency, AT the Office of said
Commissioner in Worcester. in sald County, the 18th
day OF October next, at 10 ocock in the forenoon for
me proof oil debts and 10 choose assignee assgnees
MS Estate DAY, D.s
sep24d3twlt messenger
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

The Atlas of Tuesday, in taking exceptions to our
statement that Mr. Winthrops cordial endorsement of
the ewhoe tone and tenor" OF the Wing address, and
Springfield resolutions proof Of his regret for hav-
ing voted against the Fugitive Slave law and proof also
of his descent into the depths IF hunkeris calls upon
US to prove, "by logical and consecutive argument
wherein the resolutions, address, MIR. Wnthrop's
letter. shows any dereicon from duty Massachusetts
or the Union. We should not attempt to prove the
proposition Of the Atlas, unless contemporary would
in the premises, TO the settlement of definitions.
As we understand Massachusetts aud the Unon we be-
lieve those resolutions that address, and Winhrop's
letter to be not only false them but utterly destructive
to their best interests and vitality. We know, and the
Atlas knows that all three documents may be made by
a little skllu sophistry, to signify just anything OF
Eothing. But, as look at them, they tissue o
artfu dodges, contrved to conceal the cowardice that
accepts the fugitive slave law without daring shame
lessly say SO. We said that Mr. Winthrops letter ID
demonsave of his regret for having voted against the
usitre slave aw and also Of his complete subugatior
to the whip, spurs, and saddle, Of hunkerism. We
should like to have the Atlas "proye, by any consecu
tive and logical argument" or by any incoherent and
decaiatory one, il that will help it, that this is not the
fact.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

EXTENSIVE FIRE AT EAST CAMBRIDGE.-Atf five
o'clock, Sunday morning, the stable occupied by Walter
WEIGH, on Bridge street, Cambridge, was totally de-
stroyed, together with considerable quantity of hay,
and six out of fourteen borses which in the stable
Also earrage-house and carthouse adjoining, togcth-
er with about dozen carts. A two story wooden
building adjoining, owned by Mr. James Carter, Of Con
cord, and occupied by Mrs. Fanny Lane, was burnt
number of boarders lost nearly all their personal ef-
fects, and most of the furniture burnt badly bo
ken.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

THE PUBLIC are invited TO call at DIR. Van Alstin
Daguerrean Rooms and of his nmtabe Visnette
Pictures; also many other Styles by the daguereotye
proces) which intended for exhibition the approach
ing air Dr. Van keeps (by iar) the largest
pete of Daguerreotype goods be found in the
state The best of every thing for sale and for his
rooms, first north of the American Temperance House,
Main street, Worcester. sepIl diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

BURNING THE FRANK M1LL.-The new
woolen factory known as the +" Frank M,'' in
Rockville, (Vernon) Conn, was burnt on Saturday
afternoon. The loss is stated at $4,000 Insured
for $4,000, of which $40, 900 was atthe Etna and
$40 900 at the Hartford, $4,000 at the Protection,
$4,000 at the Connecticut $4,000 at the Protection,
Rome, N. Y, and $4,000 at the Tolland County
Mutual.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

New LATHE.-One Of the most interesting and
valuable machines exhibited at the Mechanics Fair,
was newly improved Engine Lathe, of large size and
splendid finish, from the mandatory Of ]. & S. w.
Putnam, of Filchburg, Mass. The machine combines
several valuable improvements which render 1t well
worthy the attention Of individuals and companies en-
gagged in the manufacture Of machinery, &C.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

STATISTICS OF AUsTRIA.-The population Of the
entire monarchy 81, ,O3S being two millions more
than that of France twice much that of the Prus-
sian monarchy, and not quite IL times as great as
that of Great Britain and Ireland. or the entire popua.
ton 26 357 172 Roman Catholics; 1864 S96 Greek
Catholics; 3,l6l,764 Greek Protestants; l,2S6 800
Protestans of the Ausburg Confession; 2l6I 765 Pro-
testants of the IIevetian Conession 50,54l Unta.
rans 1850 Protestants of other sects and 729 OO5
Jews
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

SEVERE GALE AT NEwFoUNDLAND.-On the
2hh ult, severe gale occurred the coast of New.
oulidand, the like of which has not been experienced
for fifty years, involving serious loss of life, together
with large amount of property. InBay Fortune, and
on the Southern Shore the gale was most fearful
Fof-four sail were driven ashore, chiefly fishermen,
belonging in that vicinity.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

SMART MAN.-The governor of Maryland has
written letter to President Fillmore, in which he in
Inmates that "unIess The ures in Pennsylvania convict
the Christana rioters, he trembles for the Union
Maryland cannot remain in it a single day. We sup
pose it will make difference with His ExcelIency
whether the persons arrested guilty not, so
long the jury will save the Union by convicting
them.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

% Charles ii. A. Parmenter, arrested in Boston for
horse and COW stealing, taken to Waham on Mon.
day by constable Allen, of Newton, and after examina.
ton before Justice Rutter committed to East Cam
bridge Jail, in default Of bail in $780, There are sew.
era other charges against him of horse and cattle steal
inn
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

COOksOn Innocent Mrs. Cookson has been found
at her fathers Mane and her family preserved from
sad calamity; and beautiful head of hair be pre-
served by the use of BURDlTT'S OLEAGINOUS MEDI-
GATED COMPOUND, which softens cleanses, beautifes
anu preserves the hair.
" Sold by l.. T. Lazel, Druggist, pol Main Price
25 and 574 cents per bottle. aug2Odtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
Free Soil Nominations.
FREE SOIL COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Free Soil Democracy of Worcester County, will
convention by their delega in the City Hall,
Worcester, thursday the 9Th day OF October next,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Each will send delegates upon
the basis of three for each representative they entitled
10 in the General Court
Per order OF the County Committee.
CHARLES WHITE, Chairman.
Worcester September %, 1851
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
DIED.

In this city, Sept. 18th, Henry, of VIM W. Goes,
aged weeks; 18th, Joseph II r., of RusIel Works.
aged II mos days; goth, Geo. A, of Enoch p Rice
aged year month; Eveline s. daughter of ppeton Ad.
ANS years II days. Austin Harrington, SIS years; Lemue
OF Lot Chamhern, DAYS John A. Parker 45 years; 2zd
Geo Alexander, son of John Ekins, aged 10 mos
In Pautucket Aug 25th, Sarah Wethe bee wife of II
H. Jefferson, aged 80 years.
In Thompson CT, Sept. 2Oth, James Wetherbee, "a.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

Four DAYS LATER FROM EURoPE.-The steam
er Washington arrived at New York yesterday after
noon with dates from Southampton to Sept 10Th, four
days later. Cotton firm, and in some cases l of
penny higher. We do not find any political news of
Importance by this arrival.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

CLAMPING DOWN EARTHaUAKEs.-An ignorant
Dutchman, pass number of railroad tracks in the
course of days journey, and never having seen anv
before, was nJn-plussed to account for tleir use At
length, after examining one of them for about twenty.
five minutes, and scratching his head quite bald, he
calculated, Tey musht pc iron clamps, to keep der er
quakes from breaking up der roat.'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

81 The Worcester TRANSCRIPT, Of yesterday, illus,
trates the truth 'of the remark of Roman Consul,
that "the most positive conGr uation man can have
that he has hit cur, is to hear him yelp." little
choroform might have good effect on the temper Of
our amiabe cotemporary.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
DIR. & MRS. DRAKE

SUCCESSORS to the late MRS. MOTT, the celebrated
Female Physician of Boston. are now in Worcester
and will remain until "Wednesday evening at Mr.. WATTS
TEMPERANCE EXCHANGE, where they aIe prepared
to be consulted al diseases incident the human frame
except those arising from immortality and furnish MRS
MOTIFS Celebrated MEDICINES
Females consult MRS DRAKE with the utmost
confidence of gain relief she treated heir com.
plants with unusual for several years. while pac
sing in conuction with her Mother, the late Mrs. Mott
DR., & MRS BRAKES next visit will be on Tuesday
the 2lst Wednesday, 22d of October and in November
For further particulars advertisements in weekly pa
pers sep23 DIT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

II Attention is called to SELBY & Co.'s adver-
tsement, in another column Of Household Furniture st
auction good selection will be offered for those no
are in want Of such articles.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

Eg-The Cattle Show at Fitchburg takes place to-
morrow, and will give the people of this vicinity good
opportunity meet the farmers of the northern section
of the county, and zee their stock and farming. The
fare has been reduced for the occasion. See advertise
ment.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

THE VACANT JUDGEsHIP.-No official informa-
ton has been received here any appointment to the
seat upon the u. S. Supreme Court Bench 1t
is thought highly probable that Mr. B. r. Curtis will
receive the appontment.- IraveLler 22d.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

FIRE IN NNEwBURYpoRT.-OnS Saturday afternoon,
the house and barn of Mr.. Nathaniel Coffin, Of New
buryport, were destroyed by fire. Loss $l500-insur
ed for $1,000 The house Of Mr. Benjamin P. Dow was
somewhat injured, but not seriously
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
To Husbands and Fathe

To Husbands and Fathers.-The subscriber
having been appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Com anes, (amOng which the
National Loan Fund furnish freely persons desi-
rous OF avaimg themselves of its advantages the fullest
formation IN relation to the whole subject, the OFFICE
OF THE MASSACHUS SPY.
je20-dwtf EDWARD r. FISKE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
MARRIED.

In Concord N H., Sept 18th, by the Rev Samuel Lee
OF New lspswch David L. Morid, Esq. of Winchendon
Mass, TO Miss Marguerite j., youngest daughter of Paul
wentworth, Esq, OF Concord, NJ IL.
In Woodstof k. Conn, Professor Benjamin Sliman l..
Id Of New Haven 10 Mrs. Sarah Isabella Webb daugh-
ter of John Mcclellan. of w.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

STORE BREAKIsG IN LYNE.-The hardware store
Oft. NJ Breeds, Exchange building, Market street, was
entered by way Of the cellar, on Sunday night, and
goods to the amount of 5000 carried OF.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

Why is a pig the most extraordinary animal in
creation2
Because he is always cured after he is killed.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

% The equinoctial storm in full blast when our
paper went to press.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

DIR. H. BUXTON. PULMONIST.- - OFFICF
nd RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
on-sts.-Where his services be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when prevented by prevou
Professional Duties.
Auscultation ami Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

L. B. NICHOLS. NJ. d., HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN, Residence No. I12 Main Street. Offic,
hours, from to A. NJ, to and to SPIN
Aug &, lai i. div
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
ebl3-dtf

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor always t.
be found in qrSntities.t to suit at the Drug Store of
l.. T. EAZELL
ebi5-du POI Main St.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
W orcester Bank.

Worcester Bank.
'INHE Worcester Bank removed 10 The New purd,nr
Il Foster street e
The Annual Meeting of Stockholders for the choice or
Directors for the year ensuing and the transaction of a
other business that may legally come before them will he
the Banking House. ' ' Nv
dividend will be payable and after Monday October
9th. WILLIAM CpnSS ;;,Iii otaouei
Worcester, Sept. "a, 1851. sep2I dw,acla
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

MRS. S. GOODWIN, experienced and success.
tnl Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night Il
attend to the duties of her profession Residence
austin street, ap2l-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

D. CHILSON'S FURNACES, Ponds Ram
ges, Hedenberg's Portable Furnaces, and
EmersOm's VemtilatOrs.
j. F. LORlNG, Agent for the above, 10 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

j. X. CLARK. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSL
CIAN--No 4 Walnut Street. Office hours from to!
A. NJ, and from to F NJ.
Worcester, JAN lst, 1854. ianI If
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

W Advertisers wishing have their advertisements ap
the day, will please send in early in the day
possible Also, those wishing to insert advertisements
I e Weekly, should send in early Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.-
viii attend 10 this and to other matters of business
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester. Oct. g. 1885, diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

Dr. Dale, of Boston, displays number of boxes Of
tooth powder
Dr. H. G. Bates has very full case of perfumery,
and fancy articles.
David Scott Jr., exhibits some of the very best CO.
ogne, of his manufacture that ever cleared dull
brain, cured an aching head. 1t is pronounced by
coed judges to be equal to any imported.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER.
with every variety of SYRIPS Fifty Tickets for one dol
lar. l. r. LAZELL A Apothecarv
sept dwtf 20l Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

FATAL ACCIDENTAL fatal accident occurred
Monday afternoon, on the Norwich and Worcester
Railroad, little below the village of Webster. A
young man, in a wagon, drove on the track just as
the engine was coming mp. Seeing the train close
so he was thrown right before the locomotive, which
struck and killed him on the spot. The horse was
also killed, and the Wagon dashed into splinters.
The young man Scotchman, named George
Dunkersley. He was married about month since
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

H. $. MOORE, Mere hant Tailor and Dealer il
Gents Furnishing Goods-No 2l34 Main street, u. Ilo
ell Building, Worcester Mass. iyI2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

Quinsigamond Bank.
I'HE Stockholders OF the Qunsgamond Bank are here
by notled,that their Annual Meeting will be held in
their Banking Room, on THURSDAY, the 9Th dcy of Oc
ober next nj O'clock p NJ for the purpose of eectng
Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the
ton OF any other business that may legally come before
them
dividend will be payable October LIST.
Per order of the Board of Directors
c. A HAMILTON, Cashier.
worcester, september 20, 1851. sep24 d2tawtocg
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON.
Female Physician and Midwife,
Has removed to Kinds Court re@r No. Mape-street.
apl4l ldIy
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
FROM AuCTI0N I

NUM- hUOIIUN
ONE lot Of 25 cent COTTON g. WOOL FLANNELs
" and 90 cents per yard
One lot FINE (yard wde) BLEACHED SHEETINGs,
for st cents usual price 10 cents
One lot of nine-penny PRINTS, slightly damaged, for
64 cents Aud lots of these bargains, which will be
Freely shown TO all who will make the Ill n call.
fep24 dislw GEO =. BRYANT
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24

| PARoDI's CoNCERT.-Our citizens will have
the opportunity, this evening, of listening to the
sweet notes Of this celebrated prima donna. Other
fame, and that of the distinguished arttes associa-
ed with her in the concert, it is hardly necessary to
speak, to those who know any thing about music.
Sgnorsina Parodi stands confessedly next to Jenny
Lind, of all the singers in this country and her
concerts have drawn immense crowds, wherever she
has gone. At Providence she had more than seven
hundred, the first evening She is making her
final visit in New England, and will sing but this
once in Worcester. Seignorina Patti, in almost any
other company, would be a star of the first magni-
tude Strakosch is known to our citizens and it is
sufficient to say that his reputation on the piano is
equaIled by that of Hauser on the violin. With
fouf such performers the concert will unquestionably
be the best ever given in the city, and we can have
no reason to doubt thai host of our citizens will be
partakers of the enjoyment it will afford. II.
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bahtNao's ana " asatnato. Railroad
IN and amer Wednesday nest instant the saon a, p.no
syvana will be the new ono n Ns Ia,
avenue occupied. " = - -
The passenger viii leave latter eo,neneins M 4 n nm
usual, and ., and M excep on s,naax
when bat trains viz at q, a. s. d. M
nt,euson m
the the reception and delivery OF
rehandise.
lsl shippers reminded thai in all f1i diree
lions should accompany the goods
This for the of both and unless
the goods received.
I'd Consignees notified all merchandise M
moved The which received, the company
cannot hold itself responsible Thing e In its house during
night
The hours reception delivery from s.
a. m ull A, pm.
The undersigned lakes occasion these
hui he been compelled
nom hef frequent violation winch has caused much serious
convenience.
T. H. PARSONS, Agsn.
Ap 0-2wd
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oSrcr cossussIossR OF Punro BulpIEes,
pRoposALs O'Clock, m,
on the 10Th day May bridge Fiber
he bridge when finished viii be ~ feet long with elliptic
p foundation mus, be sIeava,sd % such depth as
superintendent Of the work, be appointed by the mone
square win centre nansvorseiy
e @ a % @ arch 70 ns s sass Line, Of s side walls
n DC driven on The upstream sides three Of the logs viz
spiked to the logs piece Of imbsr 10 hy anenes
square the transverse logs for
face Of the side walls the inner edge Of which
inches tes Carolina Or Georgia pne viii then be nid over The
whole surface Of the foundation inbe
and, oak or locust, IL inches square
and u inches long must Be driven into eachog through each plank
The side walls will probably be about feet high from the floor
deep wills viii be carried up to IL crown iii
n over me ach TO us crown with solid masonry The side walls
Paapet walls "a inches thick and 3x fet hgh win then
sa Up upon lung o. cut granite h inches thick e whale
saddle back of two inches Wing walls will be laid far
feet.
The parapct
other will be OF large blue and the whole
10 be laid in made Of me sharp sand, and portion Of %
e must be d for @ the aes an %% @ . s IN v
dauic cement and suitable quantity of sharp sund without
The whole Of this
best materials under the direction Of the before mentioned
teDdent and TO be completed by September
proposing VIII state their price cubic yard for e1caa
bic ss for masonry per for he brick per
ndsone ooping including s ,naeas ten,rnS Golfer dams
too &C. And will be considered which does fully
WIN se entered and bond with will be
faithful Persons offering
please give the proposed sureties.
The the right Of reducing the length of the
further information be obtained by applying Office
where the plan may be seem
Ap 26-2aw3w Commissioner Public Buildings.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


PosT oryIcK DEPARTMENT,
for the mail sevics OF the United States
seeveS and AT The Posi- Once until the
July The different locks viii be submitted to
will furnishing such
keys wild, the night the OF the Postmaster
additional o four BY giving TO the contractor
written notice to na. MOI more ,han nns no, les. Than r
With Of procuring the best lock at the lowest price, no kind
lection ingenuity which fair compe
invited develop h however to state that
qualities, durability uniformity ightnes and strength.
For Of dspiacing simultaneously all the mail locks
sdsp,ed thereto will be reqnd To be furnished
within months after the conmset shall have
Afterwards the supply VIII depend
durability Of the locks and Keys adopted well as the increase Of
e a !" NJ, w snd ohs Of bs latter
No will be considered ~ be like already general
viii any be allowed
10 similar
for other or than nat Of the Post oee Depart
ment.
adopted be patented and the will
required entering into contract TO make an assignment his
Postmaster General shall deem such requirement essential TO The in
faithfully the and conditions OF his
shall have the right besides the
hereinafter mentioned TO annu said contract and
with other parties, as he f for fur
n fishing similar locks and keys.
ter eners may c1pcdieni
bidder, for the mails OF another
OF locks may select right
reject specimens and proposals. II he shall deem
will required bond, with ample security in the OF
Tbe oontac 10 proper nspec
locks and keys, and also FOR guarding against their
the department and the successful bidder II bid
should be accepfed
No application will be considered accompanied
factory the trustworthy bidder
his ability TO fhh the contract
March Is-iawtls,Iuly
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Grsrn,t I.vp orr1cv March 81, 1851.
liberal Congress the act o
oer, Who have heen in the military United
carried aud expense 70 th wanees DC
xratude their country for pstoc
hardy settlers
public lands the r OF eir Industry and pnFaons e secretary
That public notice given public lands, sub
mel thirty days nner making heir settlements and IN
BY prsem2on Of 4h september
ls4 secure their pre- empon nshe and prevent nhsr
epcs by the tocs OF these warrants
And ai all warrants may the land applied Cor
privatc the ID March, s5l without an ada
whether said land "a simpoVed or MOI ana hst
shall reman IN the hands oi he ana
forty days atthe end o thai tune hefe no ~
with emp'on claims ~ oswe
Inc ofhcsiof psentnf butn mere
is such Interference, new ocshon VIII be made, - -,
locate heu warrants on nelr own pre- mPuon
rights where the and offered public sale
March, 1861 and, where e minimum Pee o "e
twenty dve pay IN
The difference between of land and the amount
by estimating The
pre- rrh sections reserved TO the
Where ofhcs by the ~aane 70 oosh
applicant should designate land district section
where the tract specified would ho well designate
taken, located
which further delay In
these affidavit e applicant taken before
to administer oshs that s is the Identical person
accompany application, The
.,c. co,nphed by
The land ofors Where nch nppicaon made by the
&C. the evidence, duly certified OF their
nv clause In he section making appropriations
The support fer fiscal ending 3h
s5s .pproved % March ISL = enacted that & 10 warrant o'
~. a sry other Congress. located land which
had heretofore been brought into market and then subject
nj vse eRtvy aed under the bounty
law srtsrmbe 1880 other law granting bounty land
except tha proclaimed and offered for sale prior
the ~ o. March, '''' JBurTERrIELp,
Ap Ia-isve~ oomm''''on'r'