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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-11-20
From the New York Times, Nov. IL.
Kossuth--The officers Of the MissiS-
SiDDi and their LibeIlerS. ''

The truth has come at last. False.
hood, as usual, had the start, and has
travelled through the country with usual
rapdity; but she is doomed to be over
taken and crushed. The mendacious
attache OF the American Government,
who sent to this country fortnight since
so elaborate an account of the grand
Quarrel between kossuth and the officers
Of the Mississippi frigate. will find safety
in his obscurity. lie has taken good care
not to affix his name to his statements,
for which, therefore, he cannot be held
esponsible. But he is, none the less
slanderer, nor are his calumnies any the
loss Infamous, on that account. ,.s
The Mississippi arrived at this port
Yesterday morning and now lies at the
Navy Yard. We paid her a visit during
the day. for the express purpose of as
pertaining from her officers the truth, or
falsehood, of the statements which have
been circulated in this country upon that
subject. Their style of comment was
emphatic rather than complimentary
They did not hesitate to brand every one
Of them, which asserted or implied any.
thing derogatory to Kossuth, OF anything
like difference between him and the Of
ficers Of the mississippi, az deliberate fa-
brications, for which not even the shadow
of foundation had ever existed. as
The officers had instructions from the
Navy Department to tleat Kossuth not
only as the guest Of the nation, but as the
recipient Of their hospitality also. From
the nenient he came on board at Con.
stantinopIe until he left the vessel at Gil
braltar, none but the most friendly feel
ings prevailed between him and every
officer on board. He made no demand
to be landed anywhere, nor did he re-
quest. or suggest, that the vessel should
touch at any port on the Mediterranean,
for the purpose Of enabling him to make
demonstration. or Tor any other pur-
pose Whatever. The frigate had posi-
tive orders to touch at Smyrna and at
Spezzia at both those places numbers
Of the inhabitants came 10 see Kossutb,
and at both he was greeted with ap-
plauss. But he did nothing but TO re-
turn his thanks for their demonstrations
of respect. and said nothing which could
possibly be tortured into an attempt u
stir up disaffeciion. sea sa4l sa4a ~
He suggested 70 Captain Long that be
should leave the vessel ut Marseilies. and
cross France with his family TO England,
and. leaving his children there, meet the
Mississippi at Gib:altAr.& Twas sngges'
ted a. The best means Of accomplishing
desirable objects and reaching the United
States at the earliest moment. Captain
Long q onOe expressed not only = will,
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--%6 BALDWHN'S s7a
INGYROV8D CHAIN
- a. PUMPS.

THE Subscriber cOntihuss 10 mahuiacfuEe
their Justly celebrated Pump. wholesale and
re.aiI. Pedlars supplied in any quantity: with
ihe hesiof stock, consisting Of pumps, wheels,
ehaia, tube. &C., everything fof pump. Az
orders for pump castings, chesn ortuoe MT
ed Il ahe shos,est notice and sent to any part
Ofthe United Sssles 81 cheapest Tatee.
AlsO, the best assortment Of Stoves to De
foaad. consisting Of the best air tight cook
and paFlos sleeves, with every variety OF pipe
and cooking furniture to make stove com.
pleie. Boz and shop stoves. sssa. AZ b
Also Furnaee castings Of every description.
coaisting Of WaaeT wheels, oyer shot and piack
back ). Mill gearing . grealvatiely, MarhiDe.
~. castings Of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and
Gutter Shoes INSIDE any Icing lsto suit PlOugh
Castings. Ae.l All orders 90 casting prompt.
" sIIed. Furnace e. all times in operation.
W.BAEDWIN.
wajkisateas COua.s u G, ESQ ass
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Removal.
=
REMOVAL.

DR.. BOSTWICK has removed his
residence to Mr.. J. L. dudd's, at the
Able Place, South street. Night CALL
ers win please rap at the north door
Office as heretofore. 3t' @saFss@- ssif .
hitch 6sld, Jan 81, 1851. - $50 g.all E
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u. N1ss'rtSR,
AZ Ms Old Stand.

...a =. HAVING procured an assistant
Matchmaker and JeweIes, will
continue 20 DO any aad ell kinds
& watch re,,airing and watch jeweling that
nav be iuaTnsaed % his care in the hest man.
ner and on reasonable terms. no pains will be
e3ared q give satisfaction 20 every customer
'Thaakf1l for past layors he would solicit the
eortinganee Of The pablo RatIpnpge,i On hand
< choice SS5orlMent Of Watches Jewelfy and
silver Waf6 ID Tow pkicbbtOt Casa.
ESeShastas MkY toSt. ~
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wnodlaEs No, 1879. No IS.

vessel IN Quarantine SO soon as she ar
,lves' IN order that the disease mar not ?
DC communicated to that IslapdlO ~ 5f'I
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Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20
The French Language taught Orally.


ID OOMS corner of Nam and Mechanic SIS
IL Monsieur HOYT, for 20 years Oral Teacher of the
French Language having completed the arrangements Of
his Recitation Room prepared to instruct Private
Public classes.
His method of Instruction tho very simple is founded
upon long and thorough Psychological investigation Of
the OF language. grating upon nature, he
makes the former subservlen to the latter has been
expermentally tested and received the cordial approval
Of many very emf emily literary men, well great
number Of very celebrated teachers. On this head he
refers his printed Circulars be obtained his
room, the Bookstores Of Messrs Gr0ut Tucker,
Main Street
ALL the instruction is Oral, including the Analysis,
Grammar ScieEce of the Language. lie does use
The called Grammar books-but he comments the
pecuIiaries existing in the spoken tOnguepoints
the difference between the French and English idoms,
Illustrating his comments by oral as well written ex-
ampes on the Black-bcaId-each pupil having blank
notes will form the Grammar The Pupil thus while
learning the language will learn how the grammar is de-
rived from it.
Monsieur HIS preliminary in the OrthOepy or
Pronunciation, with comments and practice the ele-
menary of the Language, will consist Of
"a lessons, each of ONE HOUR.
In addition the classes already sDerann, he Ia
now forming ones the first from 80 IL A M
the second from IL TO Ia NJ, TO reel. times
week. Private Social Glasses are required to af al
his Recation-rooiD where, at great expense every a
venence been provided and where they will be free
from alinfruson whatever.
Ladies gentlemen requested 10 apply imme-
diatey from the nature of his sysem essential
that pupils should be pressnsr af his tirsslesson.
The terIns &cf, may be learned on abpiicaff6n ff
Monsieur or 70 the person in aendance during hi.
occasional absence. Monsieur H. refers 10 the Teach
Of the High aad the Grammar Schools 20 his q,
pupils, or any one who has ever studied with him. dl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

we are glad that Adams is SO well paFon,zea
al his New sI, light Rooms i, Brinley Rev. There =
in MS Daguerreotypes inst disposition Of ,sn, arr ar
shadow an ca v natural positions ana an atns'i @ ."
fsns nclmre To save time expense. and dsapp9ls ~
ment. call ON Adams for Daguerrotypes, ano asoo
Rooms Of those who have neither taste sk o. the
80 r,iber ban TO attain perfection, to elevate az
apt whose Importance they capable of applec'a'
iu1.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Aroona the Astonishing Developments
Of hs ae nome has presented grere wonders OF been
attended with better success than buss Gopqumu Ta "b
Cough Caudy medcated with Cod Liver oh lnS
sand who have tested lis virtues have lnfheed u'er
Thousands 10 make trial it, and those in turn nave OK
tended lis lame until it has become an
hle in the household pharmacopia WIN hoopHe n
=, stsnds minated For sale in Worcester by l.. ~ n
zFTJ sPIJRR & sIBLrY, JAS. GREEN q ~; =
&AJ HOWE, A. CLARKE and s. O. aNsli Mi,lnE HE 9
co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

DIR. III. w. Buxton, PuLMoNlsI, Soln1. ,rinry y
SMhare hi; services can he promptly obtained at any
hour by day or night, when not prevented ey p'eNou'
Professional Duties. If Jsco5
Anscnli an on and Advice. Free utf-ue~"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Strntford would say to al thes
shino GOOD Daguerreotypes of themselves or ien1s M
that they can obtain them by calling on n nun, az
rt nagnerrear Palace Nos. l6 and IL harrlng'pn ~ n
pioet carner Of Main and From sts where al VII oe
treated win cV'h'S anu sep27dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

nTrs. s q oOd vim, experlenced anu s'ICvess h
fr MiJ,yife holds herself in readiness, day sno hlgn
T. attend to the duties of her profession hes'aen0 ~,
No. Austin street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Notice,-The propretors Of this paper, VIII ,nap noa
he RESPONSIBLE for an goods delivered 10 o.es nS @
themselves or their own amlies' EspYE w,4 q DREW
der from for the sans EANHn dtf
& Worcester August a
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Cool and sparIlin soda with
every variety of SYRuPS. Fifty Tickets for dollar
l.. T. LAZELL, Apothecary,
sep6 dwtf 20l Main street,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

.. Tho subscriber will pay cash for WOOL
.nJ Wnoi SKINS of all kinds delivered at his STORE
in worcester No. % Font st ro,,.NsprE
decI7 wifi j. 4h.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

80 CIerk. HOMEOPATHIC PHysIcIAN,-No
4 Walnut street. Office hours from TO A. NJ. ana
from / to + NJ ;on1 tf
~ Worcester, Jan, lst, llS - 49, .
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Nt.hoIs. nj. D., HoMGrATHlc ply
s,cI.N Residence No ll2 Main Street. Once hours
from 10 9 A. NJ, to and to T. ID atv
Anq 8. ISL.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

are prepared from Inc drisnal fecenfs fTs
so popular that it is CO. eed al unnecessary to COM
%sa nsan then crasf n they
in cases of long standing. after bi b;nc Saen
successfully treated, and iany pronounced
ncnrable, by many Others in the medicsl nrofesson
INyALrDs desirous Of trying ,he,e remedies and he
coming fully informed on The ,ysem of ,rea,ment
pnrsuedby DR. &-MRs DRAKE, viii rscaivs nrnmnt an
their residence as above. f0@' f1'N' W
gMEDIcINEs carefully packed and forwarded in
sao's''o al por's' oy eApie dec i6 deod&w1y
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Dr. Harrin gton, at NO, l2I Main street, 81, s"sS.
san he consulted confdenfiaty at MS once, N a on
q All communications must be post pad.
SsSnoy24 dly
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

II. -. Moore, MERCHANT TAILOR, and Deale
in Gents Furnishing Goods-No. 2l3t Manstreet, U.
Hotel Building, Worcester, Mass. jy2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20
THE WORLDS FAIR. ,

There is saying, old, but true.
Lhat every day brings something new .,
w " Mhch 7" something" J" for il day will rage,
III, lhe wonder Of this wond'rous age
mus Old Joice Heath went through the land :
And SO did Jolnson's colored hand, EsM
lhen Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers:
And num'rous bands of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who kissed Iteats
Two million ladies in year;
barnum, the Great; Lopez. the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers Greek Slave;
Allhave enjoyed their length of days.
AND all received their need OF praise.
And now, beyond ths bounds of ocean,
we've seen contentious aid commotion!
spot in London Vic selected,
A Crystal Palace she erected,
Where furious Frank and fiery Hun,D
ne Yankee and the EDgishman.-
1he Turban'd Turk, and spain's GrandeeSI
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage
And in InOie peaceful STRIFE engage
Each rear aloft its standard high
Zach WIN the palm OF victory
The strife begins--the race commences
And helter, skeiter--over fences
And pushing, pulling, holding back,
90 all the wager-winnng pack 4
AND when the contests almost ended
And when Their strengths almost expended
lnen JONATHAN, before their eyes. sx1{1
yusl fushes up, and TAXES THE Pa,09 thaa9
lie powed their land. and pnc5,a \ N,olo n
And picked their locks q ls -
rrgi sse5u = 'gsI.s.;
There's nothing like the ankee nation
Though some in distant lands would roam,
They'd still sprinkling left at home
There's Webster, Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many more that lie could mention;
And works of Art-fur something line,
hIacuI1ar-in in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacious Store,
A gems homo, at The door,
To show to ALL who've any wits,
That he can clothe and sgive them-fts.n
At w orcester. in the Old Bay State,
AT early morn, or evening late,
You'll find him with perfect stoch,
At CLOTHING BAZAAR--PIPER BLOCK
There may be bought, do suppose,
The Gentenan's tr " Farmers Clothes"
Att prices, too, the lowest sum,
For s. trade there sehen I'm 10 hum -
gT The Yanke, Of course, knew where it was fs
his interest trades yen all will trade at the
place ii will, undoubtedly be for interest to do q
MacullaT. Williams & Co.
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
No. Piper's Block,
CLOTHING BAZAAR, 27l MAIN STREET,
sep26 dwstf WORCESTER
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

vuII.LJAM DICKINS
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Will attend this and 20 other matters oi nvdf
his Office over the Central Bank NV -
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20
Adjourned Sale Of WOOD, at Auotion

~-O@S] t~V
w. sELbn q CD, will sell on the premises nm
- Nc DAY, Dec. % ~
4. ~ O'Clock. A. M, 400 CORDS Of HAIR d and O ~
WOOD cut and corded on the whtternore Place che.
r. Valley. 'aee' 'Ohei'
. The Wood will be sold in lots TO suit nn,cbasa..
Terms easy and made known at the Sale n n nos,n,n
ment on account of the weather Pos' pong
oecl9 5. w. SELBY g. CO.. Aue,trs
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20
Messengers Notice.

Messenger7s NOtfCes
Worcester, SIS December H. 1851.
HON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of lnsol-
IL vency for the County of Worcester, has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of HORACE
F. RICH, of North BrookfeId, in said county,
an nsolveni debtor, ana the payment of any debts,
or the delivery OF any property belonging to said in-
solvent debtor, him for his use, and the trans
fer Of any property by hun, are forbidden by law
The first meeting OF he creditors of said insolvent
debtor, will be held at Court Of Insolvency the
Office OF said Commissioner Worcester in said Com.
~, on the 9Th days of January next at TO- o'clock in
the forenoon for the proof Of dehis and to choose an
assignee assignees Of his Estate
LUTHER HILL, Deputy Sheriff,
dec20 d3.wit Messenger.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Segars of exquisite favor always TO b.
found in q,sntities suit, at the Drug Storeof
l.. T. LAZELL,
l3-dtf 20l Main st.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20
MARRIED..
DIED.

In New Salem, 9th inst. of conspmp ion, Mrs Submit
Wheeler, So.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Messengers Notice.
Worcester ss. December 10, 1851.
HON HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner or InsoI
III vency 70, the County OF Worcester has this day
issned q Warrant against the Estate OF sILAs 8.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-20

Mrs. NJ. s. ThOmpsOn, Female Physician and
Midwife, has removed to Kinds Court, No Mape
street. apl4 dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-22

Ma EprroR, On looking over The names OF the many
who offered themselves to our citizens for
the office OF collector OF the city, may be necessary in
oric, 10 be able TO vote undertandingly other
Qualifications 10 inquire how each may stand affected in
regard TO The present reforms demanded by citizens and
particularly the subject OF making all our officers elect
i've which has ,cly elected much interest In our midst
Add upon exsmnaon although there ARE several OF the
candidate. who we have heard and believe in favor
OF this movement and Of whom have made speeches
pon the subject, yet very certain, and we hope all
viii bear in mind that Of them stand importantly
connected with this trnly republican movement as orr
y-esieemed candidate of the Third Ward. Dr. Cha
pin who viii be by the proceedings OF the coun'
ell published In the National nteg encer Of the 7h inst,
was one Of very first identify himself with this very
popular measure. U 81. e 81
BY reference thereto IL will be that Dr. Chaplin, but
Ave day. after the first public meeting upon the subject,
to move the council in regard the
and offered set OF "jont resolutions ascertain the
sense Of Of the city upon the proprety Of
all the officers elective - which resolutions subsequent
meeting after spirited discussion, unanimously
Rcd and at the last meeting Of the board OF aldermen
aso passed with great unanimy-thus placing the whole
subject III railroad speed In the hands and sub
,ec, to the will tho people We have said this much
hon. that his real for the welfare OF city, both in this
and NIL other that may before the board az
ec,ns the peoples interests be generally noticed and
bat our citizens viii show their of his conduct
AZ The po. on the first Monday OF Juno next, by giving him
tbei, support. We think know that tbis
will he IN. "a .e in of the wards, and hope and
desire il win be so in each and all for in voting for him
they will be Supporting one who is decidedly the peoples
man. AsussJ oNL o' ifih fhothh'
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not Cease ioi many ysss, the spirit OF progress should
have symbol which would in this respect also be sp.
moPr'sse. Even this account. therefore, the word
0dpA'" u lucky ono. since what it lacks in euphony
~ me present moment il may acquire, and will be
IN this respect not only moving with the suphonious
changes OF our language. but marking all the time the
elasticity. ubquy. and the nvncbilty which the wing
party acquired the des Of March, ls4s when General
Taylor was installed into the presidency
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nority-he votes being exactly equal We do not
10 say the majority the Jews bill was the height OF
prosperity or that equal division OF votes is state Of
things that promises pcrmaneDce; but these ups aud
downs, aad this not less porteDtous equpose natu-
rally remind Of the povebial hckleness OF fortune
and the fluctuations incident 10 all men. With these
small ma]Ofes and small mnores, and neither mayor
ity minority is evident that the parliamentary scale
must be very finely adjusted. There is a weighing ma
chine Al the exhibition in which man goes down with
bump ii he takes the smallest lrfe in his hand in like
manner, il is impossible 10 say how small consideration
VIII throw ministers from anxious balance TO decided
minority,
Now, this is not what the nation expects Whatever
the machine OF government made for there thing
expected from itat all events it ought to 20. This is
SINE qua non IN government in horses and watches,
and when they have ceased sc CO." whatever their
beauties OF form or construction, they are good for
nothing SO is very evident that if the ministers do
not get up the steam way another secure an eff
Gent majority and pass their measures they will be
superseded by more serviceable article
But what is to be done On the whole, il is difficult
to say whence any fresh accession OF strength to be
expected, how the existing forces OF the government
to be kept together. That existing support not to
be trusted There are men who have voted with gov
eminent all three occasions have referred to- but
who not the least distressed to government in
difficulties With SO much actual indifference and pros.
pectve enmity and without force enough be oil
carrying the very best measures, Lord John Russels
only chance is to win little more popularity from one
section another We shall be told that it easy
offer this counsel in the abstract but easy show
how It is TO be done. But s it necessary TO tell Lord
John Russell how be is to win favor from the powerful
classes Nobody has shown himself prompt or so
able TO seize the favorable moment for reganing public
confidence. The man who bid for power can also
bid for another lease OF power when he finds il expiring
Let not his lodshp trust 70 the division the folly of
adverse parties, TO their inability TO form admins
traon; for If affairs thrown in confusion who shall
say how shall emerge out Of it! 1t is evident that
many members OF his own party are cooled, Disguised,
and alienated, and in one way anOther-Lord John
Russell best knows howt is to be reconciled or re-
cruited from other quarters
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The Hollidaysburg Standard describes the following
locomotive trick the central railroad on Friday last:
The passenger tran gong at the rate OF about
thirty miles hour, when near Blair Furnace passed
through large charcoal wagon, which was crossing the
track at the tme leaving the horse and front wheels on
one side and the hind wheels and half the body on the
other side The feat performed 10 quickly and quietly
that the passengers did notice IT. and the speed OF the
drivers surprise seeing train OF cars pass through
his wagon without 80 much "a saying by your Leave or
even stopping 70 make an apology
Tul WORLDS woKDER-For the following remarka-
bic story we are indebted the Milwaukee Wisconsin Of
the 10th:
died in August OF ls47 and buried in the yard OF her
son. at Oak Grove, Dodge county.
Subsequently, Colonel Phelps having taken up his resi-
dence at Berlin, the Fox river, desired TO remove the
body OF his wife to that place and accordingly the body
was disintered for that purpose. Ths grave had been
dug unusually wide, and a plank laid across the same
iusi above the coffin prevent the dirt from pressing
upon IT, The body had been buried three years, seven
months and eleven days. at the time OF the dls'nterment
On reaching the grave the cofhn-which was made OF
pine and enclosed in an oak box-was found very
heavyso much n TO require the strength OF hve men
with some difficulty raise II. On bringing TO the sur
face was opened by Colonel Pheps, and the body dis
covered TO be in perfect stale OF peeriscuon large
more effect than il applied to brick or stone The conn
was perfectly filed and the body hard and solid AZ
rock The face and arms were as wnen nrst laid ou'
with the head sgh,y inclined TO side and one arm
stoned by the conveyance. So perfect was the coune.
nance that the husband could at once recognise her
easily among a thousand corpses. He designs immedi-
aey erecting ample brick structure around the grave
and this striking evidence oil the wonder wokngs o.
Nature NAV be thought worthy OF scientific examination
and inquiry he disposed to let those OF the curious who
NAV desire il take such view OF the corpse "a appears
in The coffin, they may prefer
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count OF Mexican claims and indemnify considerable tho
immigration Of people OF very extensive and tho
demand for money for pilgrimage TO the Crystal Palace
subsidized, while the arrivals from California swell the sup
pes OF gold Hence, all circumstances conspire 70 pro-
ouce plethora Of money, and TO induce individuals 10
contract obligations boldly and less crcumspecty.
iheso oossuons are hourly increasing the demand for
hohsy without 90 certainly stimulating the production Of
equivalents 70 meet them Up this time, however. the
state OF affairs generally is sound
Cotton Is somewhat better under the later news from
abroad-saes Middiing Upland cents Flour 10 more
active for shipment-sales straight State 81 u.s. mixed
~ % ~ 49, round hoop Ohio "a as; south
em, ~ 90 "a TO- Rye -four, IS s7s Meal ~ . % Is
Wheat, Mchigan-sales " 100 cents Rye, rs cents
OATS ~ a 4S cents Corn is quite active at 81 cents hst
yellow western Mixed 6oA Pork is hixhsr--asw
mess, xl6 IS $l5 81 do. prime, SIS SO. Beef msss
~ $ll 90 Lard 81 81 Freighls are, for cotton s. ls
to Liverpool flour, Is, I'd. asl