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Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
Horace rrann.s speech.

Copies of the speech of Hon. Horace Mann, at
the Free Soil State Convention, can be had at the
Spy office for IS cents hundred, or sc, 90 per
thousand. copy of this able and candid pro-
duction should be put in the hands of every voter
in the State, and we trust that the Free Soil COM
mit'ees will send in their orders and supply them
selves without delay
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Burditt's OIeagenous Medicoted Con,
pound, For softening, cleansing, beautilyng ana pre-
serving ser ing the Hair This article has proved itself to be
@ tS one III use lor he above purposes and is lcar-
Tanted to COZ tain articles Injurious TO Ihe ,h,i p
e use OF you Will prevent the hair from falling Off
az au your mead viii be free from all dandrus scnri, &C.
IL youi mar is dry and hard it will become st and sikv
o4-dtf es' -Oi '""ii s''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
ParticuIar Notice-nr. Il. K. ROOF the grea,

Particular NOtice--Dr. II. X. ROOT, the great
Consumptve and Blood Doctor, from the city II New
York, must say, that he positively New
York, Saturday afternoon. All consumptivcs wish
Jug his invaluable aid should call day and evening"
the Doctor, Persons waoc annut tske me cines,
cept suited TO the than the disease, par
ticular requested call, lie wants but hon
est and faithful invalids willing to sacrifice inconven-
fence to gain sweet health, the richest prize Of eat-
Tho numerous consumpyes OF this place. speak for
form in the pract ce ofmedc o22 dit
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

GENERALiWILsoN's SPEEcH-We commence
to-day the publication of General Wilson's Speech
before the Free Soil County Convention, in Middle.
sex. 1t is repete with arguments and facts. and il
triumphant yndicaion of the ntegritv If tho co.,;
tion, and the action of the ast Ie,;sIa,,..
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
sena o,iaI Nominations,
Frec soiIers Attend.

The Free Soil Town Committees, of the Coun-
ty of Worcester, are hereby informed that the
votes to be used in the November election are
ready for delivery, and may be had on applica-
tiea at this Office
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

The MAINE LoUoR Law The Ma,o, or
Portland has issued an ADDRESS to the peone Of ,b,,
c'tY' upon the subject of the new liquor law. He
says after an experience of three MONTHS he regards
the law as successful, and thinks that it will entirely
suppress the sale Of sprituous liquors except as per
mtted by law for medicinal purnoses.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

The late Mrs. Nj OF t, the celebrated Fc-
lie Physician, of Boston, who visited this city several
before her decease, and gave gem raj salts
faction with her popular remedies has been succeeded
by herson iu-aw and tugher DR.. and MRS DRAKE,
from 259 Greene street, New York; who will be ia svor-
ees'er IN TUESDAY and VEDNES D 4Y of this week
and on the 18th and 17ih Of December at Wars Tenn
perance Exchange, where tbey will be pepar to be
consulted all the chrouic discus which our frame
is liable and 10 furnish Mrs Motifs celebrated medicines
For further particulars the weekly papers, d3t o2e
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Worcester Water Cure Institution, No
Glen Street-Ths Institution is in readiness for
patients In its arrangement the comfort and enjoy
ment OF the invalid have been carefully studied.
Terms, &c.-For full board and treatment from Sc to
10 per week Treatment withou: board from So to
per week No deduction for absence than one week
medical fee of So usually required for first examna.
tion.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets ts" wooden blankets; cUmIorI
and old linen for bandages a c. -
Out door practice attended to as usual
Ofiice hours from 10 10 l2 A. M and 2to3p NJ
5 ROGERS. M. ID.
may2-dwtf e. F. ROGERS, Superintendent.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
Connecticut Mutual Life Insu,ar

TTohhecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
ms Is now the largest n titulion of the kind in The
United states, and the advantages afforded by il 10 in
sneIs are unsurpassed by any in the world 1t offers
be security 10 insurers and having over 10 900 mem
faSsens arising from fluctuations of the rate Of NOR
,h 0n,s % VI appncalon, or any information respecting
tne Company, may be had at the office oC he sGn
no q warren Hall, Worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

THE Poor HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF IT.-WhiIe
the City Marshal was engaged in destroying some
liquor that had been seized, some one in the crowd
inquired ''Why was not this sold for three hundred
pence and given to the poor!' A voice at some dis
lance, replied, ''the poor have had enough Of it, let
it go!''-Bangor (Me.) paper.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

srhso..l u 81 and DIS and Fathers.-Tbe
oscoer having been appointed Agent for several Iong
established and sound Life Insurance n.n Is ,ons
wi wicn Is the National Loan Fund can furnish Freely y,
si iersons aesrous OF avang themselves of its adyan
-, tle fullest information in relation to The Whole
SUBJECT, at the OFFICE OF THE MAssACHi
ieoo d.s EDWARD II. FISKE
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Job Prin ting of all kinds Pamphlets
Catalogues, Shop Bills, Bank Checks, PlacaId Concert
Bills, Visiting and Business Cards, Posters,
NEATLY and PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE,
upon moderate terms dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-In Phsladelpha on Tues
day, the jury in the case of James Hoover, against
Edmund Weckery, for the seduction of his daughter,
rendered verdict for 50, 900 damages.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

JOSHUA r. GIDDINGs.-It gives us pleasure to
say that the Free Soers of Worcester and its vcin-
ity may hear the voice of this old pioneer in the
cause Of Freedom, in the City Hall, upon some
evening during the week preceding the election.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

The Public are invited to call NJ Dr van A,
Dag 9errean Rooms and some of his inimitabIe
lShete Plctures; also, many other STYLES INV tbe IA
guefreoype process) which intended for exhb,tion
al .ne approaching Fair DR.. Van keeps nv lar1 tbe
asest ana most complete of Daguerreotyne
70 DC lonnd IN the state. The best of everything
- io sae ana Tor use at his rooms first north of he
american Temperance House, Main street, Worcester
seDII DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Qy-A &c bear'' operator who had made $50, 600
or $4,000 during the late fall in Stocks, has been
caught by the rebound, and was unable Ia fulfill his
contracts to-day. He is short about $3j 900. and
offers 40c on the dollar, half short tine.-NeU
York Tribune, Oct %.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-The Union Mills, at ST.
Stephens, New Brunswick, were fired by an incendi-
airy on Sunday morning, and totally consumed,
together with 10000 feet of lumber. The loss is
$50 600, with an insurance Of $4,000.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

FIRST RATE.-Gov. Seward signed the bail
ponds Tor all the Syracuse prisoners, who were
charged with aiding in the escape of the fugitive,
Jerry and after their discharge upon bail, invited
them to his house. He resides at Auburn. where tho
examination before judge Conkln was boId
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

E1- The President has appointed Judge Sharkey'
oil Mississippi, Consul at Havana. The Judge who
was President Of the Nashville Union Convention,
and has accepted the appointment.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

The RESCUE CAsEs.-In the Crcui, Cour, &c
the United States, on Wednesday morning, on
motion OF Hon. John p. Hale, counsel for the
deience' the trial Of the deferred rescue cases was
postponed until Monday next.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

a1 ny an advertisement in another column, il
win oe seen that Doctor Williams, the celebrated
lecturer upon Atmospheric and Mental Elec,ric;tv
VIII lecture at the City Hall this evening npon these
subjects. Seats free for all
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

DaguerreOtypes.-.IDAM ANS having removed fIonr
Waldo Block, to Brinley Row, posite the Ameri,
House, would invite those in Of perfect Dagucrreo
types, to give him call. Two medals and two Diplo-
awarded to Adams for best Daguereotypes
oct23 diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

N1 In bellingham, Mass, on Saturday evening,
the barn belonging to MIR. Barney, with about twen-
iy.hVe tons Of hay, was destroyed by fire. Partly
insured
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

-: IA. StratfOrd would say 10 all those
wishing good Daguereotypes of themselves or friends
.,rn. a 'hey can obtain them by calling on him al tho
RiocS DasuerresL Palace Nos. l6 and II Harrington
iea.en win civiy and polilentss Ene satisfaction
Il
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

9 MMriaing SchooI-ByL II. Wu,ARp. II.
II ei d nudli9ing' Hous of Tuition duiy, from 10 TO
WEnNjEsHq3 ana to ?: m. Evening Class-MONDAY
e,Iad M,IEDSESDAY, G.LS and FRIDAY Evenings only Enam
all as above. - W.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Main 1T IA ~ Nv, w; Buxton, PuLMoNIsr, Gomez Of
vvhar ~ streets opposite Col on's Nursery
@ neis iJ services can be promptly obtained al anv
oy aay or night when not prevented by previo
Auscutation and Advice, Free d,t -,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Walnut Street. Office hours from to IN AZ y y
from to3 + NJ. " ~ n' w., una
worcester, Jan. lst, 1851, ,,, :,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
SPEECH OF
Gen. Henry Wilson,

Delivered before the .lfiddleser Couatv Ere,
Sol C0npention, held at Concord, October
l, 1851.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23
q bc Daily 5pp.
THURSDAY, ocToB1R "a. ls5l. /.

II Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
ap ar the next day, will please in as early in the
day as ossibe Also those wishing to insert advertise
mehts in 6 Wee ky, should send in as early as Mon
day noon. advertisements for this paler from
Others than regnlsr dverer who have accounts with
the Office must be paid for the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

MORE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW Trouble
1t seems that sundry shareholders recently set up
claims 10 be the owners OF certain negroes be-
longing 10 Wild Cats company, on the frontier of
Mexico, near San Antonio de Bexar. According
", the Sheriff of the county, armed with the
needful documents, recently made his appearance
and arrested Golfer John, the chief of Wild Cats
negroes and the same man who commanded the
negro warriors in the Florida war, and lad by
the name of MungO, son Of Wild Cats chief in
terpreter. John hid just crossed the river from
the Mexican side, on some business, and
seized, pinioned and taken away to place Of
confinement, without moments warning; and
this, though he is said TO have papers from Gen.
Jessup, certifying to his freedom, which are now
in the hands of Col Morris of Fort Duncan. But
the Colonel, though he has given 1t as his opln-
ion, that John is free man, cannot interfere with
the civil law The Mexican Government has
clained John as Mexican citizen and soldier,
and Wild Cat is furious on account of the sell
zure; and it is feared that he will make this an
excuse for once more assuming an openly hostile
attitude towards the Whites and ravaging the
frontier settlements; which it is thought he has
been recently but too much inclined to do. Wild
Cat and some of his principal men have had
''two big ialks'' with the American officers
about the affair, and have been allowed to visit
the captves in their prison. The Indians, though
they conducted with dignity and propriety, it is
said could not conceal the angry spirit which was
raging within them. They seemed to think that
if Johns free papers were not received, then the
word of white man was no good Some ofthe
whites anticipate troube-a rescue by the Ind-
ans, and perhaps serious mischief from this piece
of slave-hunting captivity Boston 1rGU. p.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Chf1sOn's Furna pond,s p.o...
lators w "eiso"S 'ehu-
J'E LoRiNG, Agent for the above, rs Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

u As the sense of the following paragraph
was destroyed by incorrect pointing in yesterdays
Spy, we republish it, in corrected form.
n The New Bedford Mercury says that the
young wings OF Worcester are Wide Gwake
Considering the soporihc speeches with which
they have been bored, by the old Wings, we
think the y0ung ones are fully entitled to the
Mercury's compliment.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

WEST BRooKFIELD-An article in theSpy,
lew days since, states, that, at Wing meeting at
West Brookfeld, the speech of Hon. Aanson Ham
ilton, was but 9 minutes long, being the longest
speech Of his life
This is incorrect, for, at the first Free Soil meet
ing held there, in 1913, Mr. Hamilton was chosen
Chairman, but declined the honor, in order, as he
said, that he might take act in the discussions Of
the meeting. He then made speech of IL l-s min
utes' exhortmg coming out from Fayorised whig-
gerry.
This was bet@e the Wings elected him to the State
Senate, his Whg speeches arc made since.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-23

Mrs. M: =. Thompson, FEMALE PHysI
"''f'''Sroe'' apl4-dly
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
For the Journal and Union.
Dr. BIGAuY.

Many years ago, there aourished in the Ken.
lucky Lsgislature-ihat well known arena Of
BancOmbe and jollity, a certain Democratic mem
Der, titled Col. -, from the mountain dis
tric.s, ami well to do in the world, if one might
Judge from the prominence Of certain part Of
his frame, unnecessary TO be mentioned. The
Col. was man possessed Of his share of what is
called mother wit, but like Henry Clay, as Ton
Marshall says Of him, only in much greater
Jssgirse.sssssor he eald net write his nsme-',ig-
nOrant Of history and the schools, and despising
both, " and withal. hard money man, and care
full guardian Of the peoples purse.
On a certain occasion there was brought up a
bill in relation to bigamy. The Cox had never
heard that word before, and kept repeating to
himself, 'bigamy-Sigainy -bigamy:'
"Whats that?" said he, leaning over to in.
qaire of his next neighbor.
'.Thc measure before the House." replied his
drOll friend, sis TO make an appropriation Of
$4,000 to Dr. Bgamy, of Lexington, for the
erection Of private hospital"
81 am opposed to the Bill! Mr. Speaker!'
Numbered out the excited COL, jumping from
his seat, and with vehement gesticulation:
81 am opposed to DIR. Bigamyl let DIR. Biga.
my take care of himself, sir let DIR. Bigamy
take care Of HIMSELF"
And amid the yels Of laughter that greeted
him on all sides, the Speaker could scarcely ex
plain to the wrathful Col, his mistake.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
THE RAIL ROAD.

In reply to our respected correspondent, "A.
B." from Philadelphia, Pa, of last week, we
remWk that the particular route Of the road is
not yet surveyed. On the U. S. Surveys, Han.
nibal and st. Joseph lie in the sans Township,
North No. 81, and within half mile Of the
same section line, as he may see from one o.
our excellent maps, made from the official Sur
veys of the country. The direct line, taken for
base, departures may be expected, as well to
favor the largest Stock, the adaptation Of the
s2uatry. This line, with all the probable va.
Itations, will pass through M rion, Shelby, Ma
cJn, Linn, Livingston, Caldwell, Dlvis, DsKalb,
AMI Buchanan. The County Towns in these,
are Palmyra, Shelbyville, Bloomington, Lime
Us, Chilicothe, Far West, Gallatin, Mrysville
and St. Joseph.
We cannot doubt the directors of the Rail
Road Company viii seea TO strike all accessible
business towns, especially such as have sub
scribed literally.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
LOOK HERE!

Ga the Grst Monlay in January, now near
at hand, an important election comes OF in our
county. AS set forth in the olfioial notice, in
another column of our paper, and as may be
found in all the papers published in the county,
The County Court has ordered another election,
to test the sense Of the voters Of the county, a
10 whether the county shall take 100000 of
stock in the Hinnibal ami st. Joseph Railroad
C5mpany. BIZ former vote of the county, a
handsome majority was found in its favor; but
for reasons which we need not now mention,
the stock was not taken, AMI another election
was ordered as above, with the understanding
that il the result is favorable, no further objec
tions are to be urged, and the court will sub
scribe and take the stock. ~
We have published the notice as ordered by
the Court, but notowishing to intrude upon the
fair ani candid consideration OF the question by
the people, have forborne to make any remarks
upon it. The question is now again before the
. people, and we now deem it our duty to call the
attention Of the friends of the enterprise to il:
especially as there are some apprehensions a
broad that the enemies of the road have prede-
iernined to vote it down.
The opinion seems TO prevail, that from the
jnclement season when the election is to take
place, the friends, as well as the enemies will
neglect TO so to the polls. This my b. SO, but
Il Is not very probable. We therefore advise
AMI entreat all the friends Of this first ami great
cat enterprise of tbs Caan'y, to 81 up 70 the
po:is and to vote
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
JOURNAL AND UNIoN-HANNIBAI, MO, DECEMBER 25, ls5L

Tho aigantagca 70 the country, and 10 this
county, o. sAe Successful cOnssraction cf ms
rod are % numerous, and 50 well known, tliai
we DO MOI deeinit necessary 10 renew or offer
an aFguTnent on the subject. Il is suHleitn ic
know tliatthe sure prospee.s obthe road are
sucb' That an adverse vote Of The county, howcv-
er i may be regretted, will not defeat il. Let
every friend Of the measure go forward and re-
cord that friendship, not doubling, or caring, FOR
the result. Let US do cur du,y--Others doing
as they may.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
ADpREss NC THE MIssIssPPI.
EXTRACT.

From out nnsca's peary bed thou Aow'st,
Thy fountains clear, by Northern tenpests cooled
while DER its surface skins the birchen bark,
By tawny hands propelled: or pausing slow
On ibe CLASSY margin 10 queneh his thirst, the stag
Starts TO see his image mirrord bright.
And on thou rolls, mid rugged cliffs, that rear
Their craggy heights as wateb-towers Up; wherein
The King Of air his lonely eyre builds; o
Ard leaving, anon, in wanton mood, soops,
Proudly stoops 10 sweep thy brink beneath;
Then soaring, sports through his untracked domain.
Yet, ere thy cliffs their SUBMITS lower, thou leop's
Full boldly leaps't,in silyery sheet, far down
Mid'iutting rocks Of many an age, to dash,
Flashing, foamns eddying roaring, swift,
Impetuous on thy Representing course.
Aud yet, thy spray-rob'd cataract, blighted love
Hath hallowed DER, and rendered eonsecrate,
The peaug anthem which thou tireess hymn'ss.
Twas Of an Indian wife, whose fervent soul
An idol DER IFS Gaming shrine, had riassd,
Which careless viewed citations offered up
OF warm devotion, lorsaking coIdly her,
Who worshippsd and little reck'd for anguish's fire
Which should quick consume her throbbing heart.
Then overwhelmed, inwld despair she sank,
Aud naught save blackness saw and wooed no thought
But Of the SPInt-land, where grief lives not,
And ebangeiess pleasure, mid uuiadmg, green groves
springs.
OF thy mu,tering fall, Riverl the echo loud
She caught aud on thy murky bosom stared,
Resolv'd, beneath TO pillow her dropping head;
Then bade adieu to kinsmen, al unmoored
Her frail canoe; careful placed within
Her cherished infants, pledges OF her troth.
Whom fond affection Stunned to leave behind;
And piled, with native skill the tremulous oar.
Soon. on the hurryng cascades glistening brink,
While faint resound8 the matrons shrill eeath song
Quiyers the tiny bark, then fearful hurl'd,
Cleaves the gurgling CULTS rough breast below.
And thou didst not River! thy bos'rOus choral chang
To mournlul walls DER tire loves sacrifice,
But pitiless swept on; yet be their CenOtaph
The beauteous bow, which, Ger thy prec'poe grand
Heavens high orb hath painted rich and bent. T.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25

COOPERATION CoSNEYTIoN L. SoUrH Can.
oLINA.-The Cooperation Convention met a
Columbia, on the Doth, when committee
which had been appointed at previous meet.
ing, consisting of Langdon Cheves, Senator
Barnwell, Chancellor Jay, Johnson, and James
Chestnut, Jr., t. N. Dankins, A. p. Aldrict
ndaJ ohm Townsend, made a report on the pre-
sent aspect Of affairs. They deem it inexpedi.
ent to do more than indicate by few simple
resolutions platform upon which, according &c
their judgement, the people of South Carolina
placed themselves by the recent election. The
following are the resolutions:
RESOLVED, That we regard the State as HAVING
decided that, whilst the right of seeding is 4
fundamental indspuable fact, the exercise of il
by single State, without well grounded assu-
rance of concurrence and support of other States
is not an appropriate remedy for existing griey-
aiGes, nor sufficient safeguard against those
which menace us in future, and that any at
tempt, directly or indirectly, to accomplish such
a purpose, would be In contravention of the
clear declaration Of the public will.
oReSolCef, That we regard the State as HAVING
decided that a concert Of action among the
slaveholdng States, or sufficient number of
them for eilectuai action, is essential to remedy
the existing evils and TO protect themselves.
ana lhat cooperation Tor these purposes ought
earnestly 10 be sought after and promoted.
ReSotref, That the State maintains deep and
indignant sense of the grievances and dangers
which Cypress and assail her, and perseveres in
her determination to remove or avert them so
soon as the cooperation of the other slave-hold-
ing States shall give TO her action efficiency, and
render her security permanent.
Resoiped, That we regard these declarations
Of public will as having removed the oouses
which separated those who advocated separate
secession from those who advocated co-opera-
ton, and that we would feel sincere satisfac-
ton should they now unite in pursuing the same
policy which the State has marked out for her
self, in strict accordance with the PRINCIPLES
heretofore maintained by the State.
RESOLVED, That we think it expedient that the
organization of those who desire TO promote CO.
operation should be persevered in. o