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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-11
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

PARTICULAR NOTICE,
TNIIE subscribers having purchased of Mr.. T. A. Clark
and E. H. Sanford, their respective Stocks of Goods,
and united the i'll the Store recently occupied by Mr.
Sanft I'd,
No, 4Flagg Building, Main Street,
Would most respectfully invite the attention of all pur-
chasers to their extensive stock of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS LACE GOODS,
TRIMMING GOODS, THREAD STORES, &c. &c
Having ample facilities for purchasing their Goods the
lowest possible rates, with thorough knowle ge of their
particular branch of business and being determined to sell
their goods under all circumstances such prices will
satisfy the most economical purchasers They trust that
their efforts to do business with the citizens of Worcester
and adjoining towns, will meet with that encouragement it
will be their aim merit We shall be in receipt
of all the and desirable varieties Goods in line
of business, and buyers may all times be of finding
Stocks of Goods in the State.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited
JOHN FIRTH. HENRY o. CLARK.
No. Flagg Building.
Referring to the above announcement, take pleasure
in recommending Messrs. FIRTH and CLARK, to our
friends and customers who have literally patrOnized us
during the past six years, being every way worthy OF
their confidence and support.
Mr. Clark of the above firm many of our friends Will rec
ognze having been in employ ol several years
salesman ant trust that the favorable opinion they
may have entertained of him, integrity of character
and business qualifications will conduce to the interests of
the firm. I. A. CLARK,
e. II. SANFORD.
Worcester Jau go 1851. jan30-eod6w
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Notice
To be Let.

A LARGE Room in Store 247 Main street. suitable 70
a Mechanical purposes A lease of years given
Apply to E. F. DIXIE,
No. 247 Main Street, up Stars
Worcester, Jan. g. jan28-d3w
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-29
We ARE MY LEVELS.

A Campanan lady. who was very rich,
and fond Of pomp and show, being on'a
visit to Cornelih, the illustrious mother Of
Gracchi, displayed the diamonds and jew
els she possessed, with some ostentaticu,
and then requested Cornelia to permit her
to see her Jewels. whis eminent woman
dextrously contrived to turn the conyersa~
tion TO another subject, till her sons rs-
turned from one Of the public schools;;
when she introduced them, saying; These
are my Jewels"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-29
POETRY.
YOU WILL FORGET ME.

Forget thee when the valley stream
Forgets its pebbled path
The flower that droops above the wave
sdi Each pleasing hue it hath; '1aa
nWhen morn forgets the eastern sky,
VI Or noon her glorious God,
Or eve the soft delicious dew,
That cools her fragrant sod.
IF hearts are held as blessings be,
ae Thy memory shall not pass from me
Forget thee! twas thought unkind,
Ii breathed not friendships strain,
But rather told Of fickleness,
q OF VOW and promise vain.
Recall it! for future hour
3 u God speed it bright and near!
Shall prove to thee how false it was,
And /, how all sincere.
For only when ! silept be,
~ Thy memory shall pass from me.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-29
A REMARKABLE DEATH. BED SCENE

A AREMARKABLED DEATH. BED SCENE.
The following is an extract from the life
of John. Randolph, of Roanoke by H. A.
Garland, which has just been published:
Next morning-the day on which he
died-Dr. Parish received an early and
urgent message to visit him. Several per-
sons were in the room. But soon LETT it,
except his servant John who was much af-
fected at the sight Of his dying master
The Doctor said to him.
81 have seen your master, very, very
low before. and he revived and perhaps
he will again"
"John knows better than that SIR"
He then looked at the Doctor with great
intensity, and said in an earnest and dis
tinct manner:
81 confirm every disposition in my will
especially thatrespecting my slaves, whom
have manumitted, and for whom have
made provisions"
al am reioiced to hear such declara-
ton from you," replied the Doctor, and
soon after proposed to leave him for short
time to attend another patient.
"You must not CO." was the reply, "you
cannot, you shall not leave me. John
take care that the Doctor does not leave
the room. '- tA
John soon locked the door, and report
ed:
"Master have locked the door and got
| the key in my pocket The Doctor CAM
60 now"
He seemed excited and said: aat
"If you do 60 you need not return
The Doctor appealed to him as to the pro-
priety of such an order inasmuch as he
was only desirous of discharging his duty
to another patient. His manner instantly
changed, and he said: pE'H9
+ 81 Iretract that expression" w
Some time afterwards, turning an ex'
pressive look, he said again: ia aeh
"Lretract that expression" ~ sga
The Doctor now said that he under
stood the subject of his communication
and presumed the will would explain its.
elf fully. n a $780, Y. hls taai
T He replied in his peculiar way. 81 -la,s
se"No, you don't understand it-Al know
you don't Our laws are extremely par
] iicular on the subject Of slaves Anvil
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-01-29

with my master, several damsels looked
kindly on me: one more especially, the
daughter Of wealthy merchant over the
way, and her brow it seemed to me relax
ed from the prudish severity Of an heiress,
when her eyes met mine. Push, said my
good genius.
"And blessings on you, my sweet dam
sell" said |, half whispering, as took an
opportunity to pass by her side, half a
square on her way home from meeting one
afternoon. "And church is doubly pleas
ant when you and the like Of you attend
morning and evening-no offence in say
ing SO hope, charming lady" '.a
"Me sir" replied she, but not very in
vitingly nor very angrily. Push said my
good genius, for my heart faltered little.
"Who else but your bonny self, miss" :"
continued /, "for that speaking and tell
tale lip, says that it is your mothers daugh-
ter who has kind heart and gentle affec-
tion-and-" .
"Fie, Mr.. Varnham," said she, for it
seemed she knew my name-"l'm sorry
if there is anything in my countenance so
communicative as to warrant a gentleman
who is almost stranger, to address me in
such manner, and in such place. No
young woman should listen to that sort
of address, certainly without mothers
leave"
"And | thought she fingered instead Of
quickening her pace, to hear if had any
thing to reply.
Push, said my good genius. "In Ire
land, dearest" said |, "our fathers often
make love going home from church, and
if you would give me leave to ask your
mothers approbation.-here stammer-
ed in spite Of my motto.
80, as to that" said the smiling girl,
"you may say anything to my mother you
please"
The same evening, returning from a
bathing in the Delaware, for the day had
been sultry, sudden bustle and cry Of
distress, arrested my attention, at that
hour, in an unfrequented place. The cry
of fellow man in trouble is always, you
know, command to true lrishman to
Push. My cane was my shillelah; one
villain reeled in an instant with a broken
head, and the other, though twice my size
sunk beneath an arm that was nerved by
humanity and duty. Assistance soon gath
cred, and on placing my prisoner in the
hands Of an officer, who should lie there
bleeding before me but the father,-"Ha,
your sweet heart-the pretty damsel you
had half courted coming home from meet.
ing!' The very same evening took him
home, when he introduced me as the savior
of his life from robbers. In less time than
a ship could sail to Cork and home again,
| was junior partner in the wholesale store,
and the loveliest girl that has lived for a
thousand years, blessed me with her heart
and hand. Thank God, have been pros
porous in my basket and store. Our chill
dren are blessing to US, as | hope they
will be an honor to their country. and we
have enough for them and ourselves, and
somewhat for the poor.
The stars that guide the wanderer right
Are virtue fair and honor bright,
Be temperate, steady, just and kind,
Then Push, and fortune you shall find.
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pOARD-With furnished apartments
DI wanted Immediately Tor a gentleman and LADY. "a q
select rsishborhood, In Brooklyn. Acdfess IhdEOI
ATE a. ihls Office. ny3 ~
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NETWORK TRIBUNE

PRorIoTIoS FoR FUGITIVE SLAVES james j.
straDg. Mormon Chief Of Beaver Isle- IN Letter
addressed 70 Gerit Smith and Published n In1
Liberty Party Paper, denounced "the ne A'' =,
Congress for the encourage ment OF M SO SIS
and saws that the Mormon community 81 ,ts fa-i
be is the head, viii afford protection 20 Tue 'J y
SseIsrss that Beaver Isle and the ns'soo -,
island in Iase Michigan would pc s'IF 81 ~. "a
place q r rss' esa be brought there saisiea,.y
nss 20 80 oO tske them away 10 addition to n s.
The are 6andi, a colony on Orumnond
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I'd ion the British sde,) in Lake Huron. wa.c1
might be deemed more secure. Esch Of tns's
I.lsnds is some 100000 acres in extent.
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DIED

On rhsr.d,y Nay DANIEL s. SMITH 10 Tie Ssh year Of As
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Ena, smith sg.d 2 ears months sod 8 days .
sods Of The family are fesp@clu in' % a.
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RN THiARrarh,

BOSTON 2A bark Brunette natauzas; Dut "a vols
Dep Rotterdam mari "a sch Dennis, kruiuut
shp shenlrgo o. James 31 fh and Ouaio
Mobile Cha lesion brgI Avra - Ih1mas and Lsgf
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81 Jgo; Armd svSnan Plymouth Rock York. Csthsfas
MicON.
csIRLEsTOE, Aprl7s-ArJA Lancaster, NEort. ca brg'
Ct utrn. snd Emily NTort.
NFwBURfPoRT May Isli schs Chas Appleton, Fhdid'
Kossu'h NY0rk.
PROvIDEECE, Nsy lsi-Au .oop Rbois Island I'm SYork
SD Co,dovs IA Gard sHr Champion BincoT hito'
Pattso sc; Mara South Crest nc; john Rogers Phadepn
Ksron DO Glass Bwsr Do, sarah RoSsud Bro0sh1yen Al
Thomas; Esgsrtovai sops willard AID Pointer EYort
handsome stesubat about $50 tuns hst for the
Rhode Island Compan launched from the Ell yard
NEWPORT MAY Arr slbs Eleanor Wsrshan llr NYo'k "a
&c Poltns; Leo Tor Bath Louisa DO f Boston
Boundary or d.; NYort for Rsre'r senator Do r SO
ton sufot Providence Tor Suffolk Sarah How and DO
Yors; Mars do o Harriet smith NLonon for
ord seutof Providence for Bangor Chas Heuu Pha5spha
r NBscori Western LIE Providence or Charesion Yankee
Be3f1Id flr NYorti Ercsl. Plymouth f'r DO
The sc Walton. OF Truro, nstpok The lights, and vent
tnd dry Chlfchs Bea b. last night; Sue be
hey archor- hsvir1 stove fhre4 holes iu hsr
BRISTOL May The brig 4 Wah1urn arrived ysstsfsAj
from Matzas tNpseocsd rough weather the passage
Spoke hih ut) Sarah Hsnf Of Phats'pha
- 75fh sh, lat 80 81 passed
large qualities uubsT adm Consisting olths and slaves
shVANNAH Apul2s-Arr bark Mara MJrtol Nf0fk CD brs
Aus'csn and fch harst Hilock, Nfort.
kTW ORLEANS April "a Arr sh'p osEeso, Nfork.
MOBILE April 2tcc banks Mara and p New YORK 4'l
brig McnfeCalo, HiOfk
Arr brg ChkctAw and sch Leroy, Niork
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prom our Corr,.ponssnt..l

NEWPORT, May sch Eagle Rhoses, from New York 70
Portland Leo smith ilr Bath LJuia Chase do FOR Boston
Providence Brown, DO for Providence; Sea Lion sroT DO tor
Bangor senator Robertson d. for bosni Boundary, hsse from
RIO Cobb fu hshlgi
Dyer dos COBB dol Wm Steele Me- combs do spr
ua, Lvemo'e DO MWseius Sch TN Truro do lisa DAVIS
RswcoHb fm Deans do. Rhode Island Fsrchts from Nevhurr
Sarah H0sand Rowland from Prov serc for N-W York sutlt
Rowland d. for SUI a. Mas Bater DO FOR South Cs4k Senator
Keuis do for BANGOR Oh RES Henry B foS Phlda pr
New Bedford HRrsi smith, smith, I'm Ssw Lond do. 3lp An1
Holmes Davis hall River for Albany Esuor Pesss, on
WATsham oT NYork.
PHILADELPHIA MAY .frrfved- Cleared BriE Am ElN.,
Rhodes Providence hizaha
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Euia, Warrington, III River Empire, frcs Newfors RAINBOW
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