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Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

" Marshall Tukey states, in his recent report, that
the whole number of robberies and larcenes during the
last quarter was l70amount of property lost and sol
en-, S4 4,7s9-nunber of complaints and arrests 1926.
of the whole number af arrests, 2S3 were of minors
more than third of whom let off by the payment
Of fines.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

ENGLISH OPINION OF SLAvruornrns
The London Standard says: eve gave no weIco,po
TO the Austrian Huynau; why make an execution In
favor of American Haynaus' In the spirit Of a true
chlvalry LEI us show adherence Of the opaer Of
black women as well as white ones. Let as have
40 smlle--oo kind word-no warm greeting for the
stakeholder OF the friend of the shareholders. Let
US show that all robbery is hateful to u.s. whether il
be Of goods or men," :"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

An UEFoRTUNATE TRAvELLER.-One of the
leading hotel keepers of N. York, was written to
last week as follows
Sir, the mite eye stopt with left travelling
bag with bookinit and dirty shirtint'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

GREAT RUsH.-..There was tremendous rush for
thsse fine fresh Connecticut River Shad at Richard.
sons Fish Market on Mechanic street, yesterday, only
exceeded by the rush Of the shad themselves into the
seinee ofthe fishermen. About five hundred went of
yesterday morning like the dew from the grass, after
the sau broke out. There will be fresh lot this morn
ing. s.4t<
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Worcester Water Cure Institution.

NO. GLEN STREET.
HIS Institution is in readiness for patients In ito
have been carefully studied. - 'i' ''' anu
Ierms, &cFor full board and treatment from &c to IN
per week; Treatment without board, from So 10 pcr
week NJ deduction for absence less than one week A
medical lee of So usually required for first examinaton
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
old linen for bandages &c ' "u
Out door practice attended 10 as usual
Office hours from 10 10 l2 A. NJ and 2to 3pM
S. ROGERS, Nj. D.
may2u E. F. ROGERS Superintendent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

BLIND ASA BAT.-We find the following in the N.
York Express OF Thursday &c Massachusetts herself
is rapidly rghtiug her politics, and snatching power
from the unholy coalition of Democracy and Abolition
ism" And we also copy the following production from
the same paper: In two three years, we venture
the prediction, Daniel Webster will be more popular
than ever in the old Commonwealth"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

FIRE IN SHIRLEY VILLAGE.-We learn BY Bge.
lows Express, that thestore Of E. S. Foster and the
dwelling house Of G. c. Parsons, in Shirley Village,
were entirely consumed by fire about O'Clock, Wed.
nesday morning. small portion Of the store goods
were saved, and also part of the furniture of Mr. Par
sons The fire originated in the store The total loss
is about $4,000 The house was insured for 5000 a,
the Middesex Office; for $3.50 at Fitchburg. The
stock in the store was insured at Worcester.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

GREEN.-A clergyman, on visit to Boston, last
week, was cheated out of $40 by the 'drop game, so
called, in which sharper pretends to find well stuff
ed pocket-book, and offers to give it to the victim for
ten or twenty dollars.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
In Common CoUYc1L. )
April 80. 1851. {


Ordered-That the Committee on Printing be author
ised to procure the printing Of 300 copies of the Joint
Rules and orders for both branches of the CITY Govern.
ment Also twenty-five hundred copies of the Mayors
Address, with the usual reports, for Document No 4
and that the Mayor be authorised to draw his order for
ch sum as may be necessary to meet the expense, the
same to be charged to the appropriation for public print
ing.
Report of Committee unfinished business, on Pc
titon of D. Harding and Others for sewer in Front
Street, referred to Committee on HIGHWAYS, in
concurrence.
Petition of Lewis Thayer and others, for improve
ments of souhery part of Main street, was referred in
concurrence to the Committee Highways.
The following officers were elected:
Public Weighers and Superintendents Of Hay Scales
-at Washington Square, John II. Knights; Lincoln
Square, Charles A. Waters; New Worcester, Fredc-
ric Cutting.
Pound Keeper-James Campbell.
Fence Viewer-Geo. A. Chamberlain, in place o.
Thomas Chamberlain, resigned
Adjourned to Monday next, at O'Clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

cg The Election To-fnorrOtv.
The polls will open Tomorrow at II o'cock' Ms
and close at 8 p NJ.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

@ There viii be meeting of the Worcester Vigil
ance Committee on Friday Ghs evening" at u o'clock at
the Counting Room of w A Draper No. 35 Front street
full attendance requested business of Importance is
TO come before them.
Persons wishing to assist by becoming members can there
have opportunity.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Or. Arnold of Hartford will Lecture on
pSXekss.E 49,

AND INDEPENDEN CLAIRVOYANCE,
Al WARREN HALL on FRIDAY and SATERDAY
Evenings.
pSfCHoLOGY will be illustrated by numerous exper
nehtS, pertaining to that science, such temporarily
uepivins persois OF sight, Hearing, end Speech haluc
Nllng 'he mental perceptions OF subjects, &c.
independent Clairyoyance. Dr. Amod's exper ence fr
hPe years as Associate and Operator with the ceare and
most Independent Clai. voyance subject is unparaeed In
lae course OF Lecture he will speak the cumsace
"a e suuec-g'ig back in time and tracii the Hsto.
es el the Fhenomena of the Newport fewer; also the
osover! o an Ancient Inland City This Continent and
various other phenomena in ure, stIarge as tue
Admittance l2a cts. mavod d9t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

u The communication Of "H,'' in relation to the
change of hours for schools in this CITY, was handed in
too late for publication in our paper ofthis morning. II
will appear tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
WORCESTER DAILY SPY.
FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1851.

" Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements ap
the day, will pease send in early in the day as
possible. Also those wishing insert advertisements IN
the Weekly should send in early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

:, IHE uNIoN.-The two Massachusetts Senators
,iones' John Davis and Charles Sumner, were no.
'nu walklng together 70 Court street yesterday in
this Is not an OMEN Of dsuncn. Comm oo,csolL
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

R5S- There said to be 100000 applications for
Bounty Lands, waiting their turn at the Land Office in
Washington Applications have gone in at the rate Of
from four hundred to fifteen hundred day.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
DIED.

Perce, aged 81 years ~
Frn'efs in Vermont and New York, please copy
AT West Brookfed April 28, Pelitiah Hitchcock ESQ.,
aged Sc years. "' @4'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

NoT1CE.-l shall start business journey to St.
Lous about May sth and will take charge of any legal or
business commissions that may be entrusted me- for the
ONO and Mississippi Valleys, llinoiI Michigan, &c
ap30-d9t f. w GALE 1A4 Main s,reo+
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

THAT SUPPERi-We have not seer solitary In.
qu'y IN the whig papers, for more thaq week past
abSut hz sapper. What does it mean
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

MRS. S. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
lul Midwife, holds herself in readiness day night to
attend to the duties of her profession Residence No f.
Austin street. au2l.dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
GREAT NOVELTY in WORCESTER.

Important Intelligence.
fIE well known establishment Occunled for several
Years past by e. l.. BRIGHAM, as CIothiug store
ana more recently as an Express Office been reftted
i'll excellent style, and am filling il up with
A large Assortment of
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING!
Most OF which mas been made expressly to order;
ALSO FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DEsCRIP
TlON AND STYLE
Having adopted the one price system make no devis
iion III price, fully believing that principle OF bust
ness secures
The Greatest Good of the Greatest Number.
MY Goods will be sold rs FER CENT LOWER Than
mus avoiding the common custom OF many, which is to
ask high prices,
:. And Get Them if They Can.
All my goods are mchased for
CASH,
and as do not sell other peoples Goods shall sell for
CASH consequently all will readily perceive that on this
prcrie am enabled to offer every description OF Goods
iii this line
Much Cheaper;
As il is my intention carry out the design with which
nave commenced, shall, IN a few DAYS eiye
TEN GOOD REASONS
Why every person should patronise
one Price Store.
,'ehu 10 take account OF Stock on the first of each
month, ane every article that does not in ready sale
Marked Down
10 price 1or which it will sell without regard 10 COST
mus my stock will be chang, every few month";. and
shall not be reduced to the common necessity OF
Selling old Goods;
have secured the services of Mr. E. L. Brigham and
all lhose IN want OF good Clothing Furnishing Goods of
any descriptions invited to call at No laO lain str,
opposite the American Temperance House where ihev "a nj
md everything in all respects strictly as above stated
nny yE-uWIsom J. BOYDEN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

GB- Two boys, sons Of Mr. James Worden, in Frank.
vile, Cataraugas Co., died Tuesday last, from eat
ing wild parsnip root. Another is dangerously ii
from the same cause.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

w Thomas Walker, aged Is, was caught in the
iron rolling mill at the Duq,esnc Works, Pittsburg
and was passed between the two cylinders used Tor roll
ing sheet iron. His body was crushed % pieces.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubIic.-.
iattend 10 this and TO other matters business at HE
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. s. 1850. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

DIR. II. BUXTON, PULHEONIST. - of.i,f
and RESIDENCE, No. 22 of Mechanic and Carl.
tons-Where his services be promptly obtained a,
any hour by day night when prevented by prev;c
Professional Duties.
Auscnliaton and Advice, Free. dif-dec95
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

II JOB PRINTING Of all knds-PamphIets
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
YARDS, Posters, &C. &c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE upon moderate terms. dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

THE "NEsr OF YipERs.''- .''--Extract from a
speech Of Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, in the House
Of Representatives, Feb. 2lst, 1850:
81 have no special malice towards members OF
this House, who deal with me in this style, because
know that after all, they are but the instruments
and mouth-pieces of others aEr off, There Is a lit
tie nest Of upers, sir in my own immediate district
and its vicinity, sOho haze been biting file for
three four years past, and who having fair
y used up then own teeth, have evidently enlisted
in their service the fresher hngs of some honorable
members of this House. 'Odisse quem leederis >
Conscious that they have wronged me, they hate
me; and having been thoroughly put doun at home,
they have turned prompers and panerels to assaults
upon me here Let them GO on in their manly and
magnanimous vocation. Ifthey only succeed in do
ing themselves half as much injury as they do me
good, they will speedily merit my sympathy instead
ofmy scorn.''
1t turns OUT after all, that the teeth of the vpers
were sharp enough for that file. They will bite in
two any file that is too soft to make an impression
upon the chains which the slavehodng faction is
putting round the limbs of this republic.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
. W. rWyg5I1L+LLIAAM II $. BARTON,

Late of the firm Of Bacon * Barton has re emoved b
Office TO
HARRINGTON BLOCK
directiy opposite the foot OF Pleasant street
W tensions, Bounty Lands, Naturalization Conyevon
eng, Goec,en and all Law matters promptly attended TO
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

-. *. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC $500
CIAN--No. Walnut Street odicn han. PHfsI.
A; ~, and from 10 3PM ''' no"fs from 9 70 .
Worcester, Jan. Ist, 1851 &.e
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

MRS. M. s. THOMPSON.
i 'm"is a. SPhysician and Midwife,
j No. III Sal, M ST., Worce,ter V' =,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Notice to the Lsdies..-uaving fitted nm Roam. :,


Notice to the Ls6ies.--Having fitted I'M Rooms !,
ne most eonremIent and feasast naas express1 "a,
.le DnEso NAMING BUSINESS and engaged the ..ryi.
SOM we shall be ready, April lst carry on that depar,
ment OF business IN all ITS different branches in be M
tasteful and scientific manner. " "'' N'"S'
P.s-We would also inform the Ladies' of worces,or
ana lts vicinity, that We have made arraneemen,s -, W
celve the LATEST LONDON q PARIS FASHIONS
sem-monhly. ho"ioNe 0,
aprl-dwtf nj uApnoN 100
Baldness Prevented !-Bv the ,so or p,,.., -,
Iagons Medcaled Compound badness can be preven,ej
y nar solened The dandruf removed and The hair bean
tned IN manner not to be tqualed by anv o,ber u
use The genuine article may be found ~ ~, n a,ee m III
o. os ~ bn,,e 2ol Main street Price IS and 81 cents
aplG-dtf
WATER CURt.--DR. s. ROGERS n nou, nron..o,
w au tfeal patients or give treatment without bo
nj MS residence NO. GLEN STREET ou' ooafo
nouns, from II TO l2, and TO dat No sM,n
WV
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Salisbury Pond Ire

VIE Subscriber grateful for past ayors wopld ren;d
the puolc that he prepared supply customers u I'M
pure ICE from SALISBURY POND ~
ms pond al must be aware, furnishes gurey and betor
ce lhah can be obtaed from any etner in this vicinity
Lincoln In rond dmproperly advetized Spring Poad0
Orders left At b.. Faggs 55 Main street b. r. schuer
u Exchange street, at the Office will receive no
attention. ~ sSi'e PtoHpt
lie mas also on hsnd and is constantly receiving Fadv,s
OprL hi, Gridley's improved Upright and Chest n.
Of new and second hand fa'''ihs ,
Rehigerators,
winch he is able to furnish Manufacturers prices
once at the South end of the United States Hotel
nay ulm ALDEN H. SEARS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

lfrunning up this little bill for the accommodation
oil sci OF graceless kidnappers 'on princple is not
enough to propitlate the shareholders, they ought
surely obe satisfied with the beautiful ''Boson Of
hcers we sent them.
The following precious announcement is in the
Savannah Morning News of April "a:
% The following characteristic toast was given
by one oil the Boston Marshals. at collation. given
them by Mr. Potter, at his plantation, during their
stay in this city
Ihe .Norh and the South-May the links of the
chan hat binds their union, be stronger than
the abolitionsts pitched into hi, and Bunker Hill
Monument rolled against the gate.
denominated fire eater.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Silver nnnr pIn4n.

engraved at No. Brinisv u.u
,nisi nsS0' 1'Hnf and Coffin Plates, ScaS, Jaoerv. N,
"Pi'I Ware, &C. - - 20 -
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

The LITTLE BILL.-The following is the little
bill which the city authorities of Boston have lust
passed for our part in honorlng the kidnapping law
at the expense of two more righteous laws. 1t is a
very modest little bill, Uncle Sam having taken The
main load on his broad shoulders The tax-payers
will undoubtedly be perfectly delighted with it, and
anxious to return few slaves at the same rate.
1.-two or three human bulldogs should be killed, no
fuss would be made about it. The glory and honor
are dog cheap after ALL
Parker's bill of supplies, furnished Police, e627. 80
DO do do Military, 1899. 70
Extra Police hire, 800 IA
E. Andrews bill for services, 70 on
Oak Hall for use of II Mattresses, con
1850 ball cartridges, % so
Ii. Iayofs bill, extra services at Faneuil Hall, "a 90
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Notice.

INiAT person that took Wallet containi-g email supo
OF money from house on Exchange street on Monday
st .he zotn Is requested to return same to prevent
inrher trouble as il is knotUn who took il. ~
may2-d2tt ~
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

To Let
MWEA Two pleasant and convenient Tenements on
GMA rIeasH street. Possession given Immediately. III
may2-distf n n AupoTT rss
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Office to Let.

ny ONCE al NO Maple street, formerly occupied by
SuhE INSTITUTION, No. Glen street Inquire Of M.
,, CHAflN, occupant Of the house. sma,2
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

x-onm,, Corn, Wheat, &C.
NJ vMinEhN CORNj Western do. Mixed, Genesee
~ WHEAT, prime article;
Rge-Beckuhsat, oais, and Shorts,
'ons,nh,ly on hand by BLISS, SUTTON & CO,
aplo-dw&c5m No. 8 Mechanic 1t and Steam Mill,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Blacksmiths Wanted,

IfouH Blacksmlths wanted, 10 40 TO Augusta Georgia
Apply to JOlIN SOyNTON - soN.
"PSo-cawm South Coventry, Conn.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-07-23
roR TIE cuAnLorrE JOURNAL.

Mr.. Editor: There is a crisis IN the affairs
den features OF seIfshnes; and there is no
position in which my op'nioo thumble as 1t ~
10 more fixed Than 10 the utility of firm
union of honest men. Ii the cGbdls and IN.
trigues OF the day be not speedily arrested,
where shall our political bark be anchored
The S.yIIa Of ollgarchy, OF Charybdis Of
disorganization must inevitably be the por.
lion OF our government. Or all iyrannles,
oI,garchles are he most delusIve aud dread.
fol. and anarchy 10 equally TO be depiored.
Judging then from the "slgns Of the Tunes, :"
we have much to lsmen, and to deploro for
the perpetuity Of cur institutions. Al the
Nerh we have the blgoed fanatic aud the
bowling demsgogue 10 contend against al
the Suuh we have the cr0zed DIsuSIoNIsT
the wild and reckless dinnionist and also the
erodking dem0eogue to war against. These
crazy demdgogtfs profess 10 understand the
constitution better than even Jefferson or Mad.
ison themselves; aud what Is still moro re.
matkable, all these factions occupy the same
position heir object is technically the same.
thus Union. They have already made their
boasts iha, if " nccefd IN oiecting our
secession candidate, WE will talk boldly on
the propriety of dissoiufion." These factions
are headed by ambitious and designing men,
whose only desire is 10 bring themselves ia.
to political notoriety, and crafty their own
selfish ends. These very factions Of the pre-.
sent day, stand nearly 10 The same position
which the Tories occupied IN the days Of the
revolution. The object Of the Tories was 10
prevent tho establishment Of Republican
government in America; The design and
avowed determination Of the secessionist and
disunionlst are to destroy that government,
the formation Of which The Tories so bitterly
opposed. Tell me, then. where is the differ.
ence between the two. 81 had rather be a
dog and bay the moon" than stand ia this
odlous predicsmeni. These dIsorganlzefs
and JacobIns are ripe for tumulto and commot,on,
regardless Of the misery, the woe aud the Ia.
menta,lon which they would cause 10 spread
throughout this land Of peace and quiet-re.
ow and orphan which would salute our ears
on every hand They are jacobins, because
that is their mos, appropriate aud Legitimate
name. A jacobln is a man Of violence 10 po
Iitcs-an enemy to legal eorrnmen, and ripe
for revolution. And therefore every man is
a jacobin who is 10 favor Of seeding or dis
solving this Union, which has been ceneoted
by the hearts blood Of our fathers. Every
man is rank, furious, envenomed and dan.
gerous jacobin who goes for organizing one
portion Of this nation against tho rest. Eve.
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~ man who wishes the minority 10 trauip'e
down and rule the minority" Tho roria 'o'
ther lire under k,ngiy gortrnmtnf, man IN
a oorsrnmenf uhsre The m jority rrie'"-"ho
exci,es opposition to the ia~s-~ho eon'ehos
that State should be Judge 10 her own cause
who saws State owes 40 allegiance 10 '"e
G.ne,al Goyernmeni-who seeks TO dissolve
,he Union. and ISLANDERS and degrades his own
ooye,nmeo,. il. disorganizer Jacobln oil
The blacklist dye.
How, then, shall this jaeobn'sm DC cheek
ed in lis mad and reckless caieerl answer,
through the ballot box in August next men
10 The polls, to the polls, ye patriots ana save
this land of your fathers from me fu'h'ess
hand Of the agrarsn jacobin. Let no man
who is not known TO be firmly opposed 10 all
further agitation, who is not known to tie an
ardent supporter Of The Constitution, The onl'
on. and the Compromise, be entrusted WIN
politcal power. IL this course is pursued by
I The patriotic yo'ers OF the country, MINOR sg
Iilators and neophiies about it'ls towns wiz
soon hide their diminished heads. Oa me
+ 7th of August let US know no CAUSE bsf
that of cur COUNTRY no PARTY bet that
of the UNION. Letus support no man v DO
is not animated with love Of his whole coun'
try, and who will not maintain our institutions
in their full vigor and purity. Aud then
on tina, day let US stamp with enduring char
ac,ers, the reprobale d'slurbers OF the public
tranquility and designing traitors TO the tut
on. Remember then the 7ih oi August
that day will determine whether the voters
Of The third Congressional District are II
favsr Of the Union, the Constitution, aud th'
Compromise whether they are reI'g'oa
and law abiding people. lfyou desire to hav'
rumuli and discard and serslle war, vote 10
Caldwell If you desue to have peace, pros
peiity and happiness, give your woes 10
Gen. Alfred Dockery. NJ.
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To Union Men !,

As there is bul two more weeks 10 the cleo
lion and ibis paper will perhaps be the las
TO reach many Of our readers before that time,
we urge upon every Uaion man. whether
" big or Democrat, 10 60 TO the Polls. un
the conservative men OF both parties depends
the salvation Of this Republic. Evil coun.
ellis are abroad in The land This Union,
which was cemsnted by the b'ood Of patriots,
is now threatened. The voice of Washing
Ton is disfegarded-and m6n are TOW ready,
with suicidal hands 10 mar our 'happy land. !"
Our Union is condemned, both North and
South, and although We are warned by the
fate Of others, YET these warnings pass IN.
needed. We have been cautioned 10 suspect
the purity Of motive" Of any man who
could even desire a separation Of these States.
Gen. jackson was SO impressed with the I'M.
portance OF the Union that he declared on q
memorable occasion that " the Federal Union
must be preserred." Are you wiling then
by remissness 10 leopard what mos. concerns
US. We tell The people, no matter how The
question is viewed, that il is narrowed down
to Union OF Disunion, aud should Maj CsId.
well succeed, they will then learn, that the
advoc ates Of this doctrine will raise their
heads IN bold effrontsry and claim his cleo
lion as a victory. Union Democrats aud
Union Wings, conservative men Of both par
ties see TO this and be certain 10 vote for The
Unioa Candidate, Gen. Alfred Dockery.
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NOW" We are sustained in this by Two 9th.
er gentlemen. At the meeting held for the
appointing Of Delegates to the second Nash
willie Convention he is reported to US as say.
Jog, flor We we're not a, the meeting) and we
so stated in our paper Of the 9th November,
" that non. intercourse might do for some, but
he ranted 1t distinctly understood that he
ras for resistanee." A number OF gentlemen
here heard him on that occasion cay that he
was for resistance. II was not denied then al
far as we ever heard, and we do no, believe
Maj. Caldwell viii now deny using this expires
sion-bu, should he, that viii not change the
opinion Of those ~ho did hear him. We have
also been informed by respectable gentle
man, that he has heard hum at other times
advocate a dissolution Of the Union.