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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
FARMERS, EXCHANGE FAIR.

FAHx after the Old English style, for the purchase
IA and sale and exhibition of any article of Agriculture
will bc held at buttons Tavern, Town of
Paris, LAST TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT.
This Fair open all without charge fee, and all
invited without regard TO residence. Our neghDOrs
from the other counties and the state are invited.
Wheat for seed can be sold by sample, aud Farmers VIII
find select their seed, with all other grains
STocK HoRsEs-The owners will have an opportunity
70 compare notes and engage customers, cso with all
kinds of stock.
Mechanics bring your Plows and all useful articles for
the Farmer l29I /. j. RAND rec
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

MEG ANT Papier Mache Cases; Gold and Plated Lock
81 cts; also styles of Frames for sale by
l.. II. WAKEFIELD.
Va J.. II. W.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24
Not joking Friends !

LII those indebted to the undersigned by note or book
account particularly limited call and pay up If
they wish TO save cost L. /. & A. NJ. TYMKsoN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

EDROCHA SHAWLS, o good assortment of Square and
4 , Long Brocha Shawls at the -,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

EaYO LET. a first rate Dwelling House. Enquire o.
4OND s. MANSfJELD.
kenosha, January 6, 1851 ~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

CCYTHE sNATHs. A good article at
~ BALL & ELKINS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

AXES, at low prices, be had the south Ware
~ mouse. BALL g. ELKINS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-01-24

UnR. FARMER would inform his former pat
rons that he will remain AT the kenosha City Drug
Store few days. and accounts unsettled by either pay
note, will then be placed in the hands OF proper
officers for collection.
January llth, 1851.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
CITY of WOrceSfar
In the year Eighteen Hundred and

In the year Eighteen Hundred and Fifty one.
AN ORDINANCE in relation TO Washington Souore
| (E 1t ordained by the Mayor, Aldermen and C,omm,
- E9unc o, The City of Worcester in City Council
That side walks be and hereby located on the not
cry ana so1thery sides of Washington square. Ia wit
~ % sde OF said Square, from the easterly er
" e stone bcge to Summer street. ten feet in width
On tne seuher side Of said Washington Square So mnc
H. SUI oquaIe as mes southerly of the following describe
es Vn;-Conmencing at the easterly termination of H.
Iorthery me OF the side walk the southery side
roht seet thence continuing said line in strnirht lrt
TO poi elehtyseven feet distant easterlv n -, AZ
recty opposite the nsrtheaserly corner Of Draper CerS
store thence southeastery lhirtytwo feet 10 nont H.
recly opposite the northw corner of the b,L 81
o j. Pratt Earl and fifteen feet distant from said store
thence easierly in straight line to point directly onro
SITE the northeaserly of the store of sampe r.
White and IL feet distant from said store said Side walls
TO be subject 10 all the provisions restrictions and con
ton 10 side walks. ia i''
In Common Council, January T. 1851 passed 10 be or
GAINED CHAS. WASHBURN, President.
uaiheu' HENRY CHAPLIN, Mayor
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Rhode Island Election.

The wings are routed horse, foot and dragons, in
this, their strong hold, Wehsterism, Sver-Greyism,
and Fugitive-slavelawis doing their appropriate
work upon the party, they must necessarily do upon
any party in the free States that uphods such niqui
ties They lost every branch of the government upon
fair fight, and have but barely saved Of the Rep
lesentatives in Congress. BY despatch from the
Journal office, we laarn the following facts =
Thurston, free soil democrat, is elected to Congress
from the Western district by one Thousand majority
Hon. Geo. G. King, the whig candidate for Con-
gress in the Eastern dstr ct, is elected by twenty
thirty majority.
The Senate stands 16 democrats to IA whigs-one to
hear from, and one no choice. The Lieutenant Gov
ernor has vote in the Senate which will give the
democrats four majority.
The House stands 80 democrats to 35 wings, and
no choice. The democrats will probably have two or
three majority on joint ballot.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Massachusetts, Legislature.

THURSDAY, April 3.
ond Committee on Railroads and Canals bill to incor
porate the Stoneham Branch Railroad By the same
Commtee, bill concerning the Boston, Barre and Gar
diner Railroad.
ordered-that the Judiciary Committee inquire if
ers and pedars.
The Senate then took up and discussed the bill to en-
able the Troy and Greenfield Railroad 70 construct
tunnel through the Hoosac Mountain
HoUsE-Petitons sc. presented and referred-of
sunory parues circumstances from various towns,)
against division OF the County Of Worcester
Messrs. Gushing of Newbury, VALLEY of Roxburv
J., NJ Earle OF Worcester, Brannmg of Monterey
Wentworth OF Lowell, Stevenson OF Boston and ClaAin
OF Hopknton were appointed on the part of the House
as the Jont Special Committee the Governors mes
sage in relation to the boundary line between Massacbu
setts and Rhode Island, aud the report ofthe Comms
sioners.
On motion OF Mr.. Gushing Of Newburv, the Joint Or
der OF February llth, limiting the time for reference of
petitions requiring orders of notice to be issued was re-
seInded on the part of the House.
The motion to reconsider the vote of Yesterday nv
which further proceedings in the election Of u Sen
ator, were postponed for three weeks was rejected with
out a count.
The bill concerning Railroad Corporations, and the
granting OF Charters for the same, was taken up-the
question being the motion of Mr. Wells of Chiconee
strike out the first section which provides that no
application Tor an act OF Incorporation for railroad
shall be acted upon unless the petitioners shall presen,
b2na fde subscription for fifty per ceu Of the capital
to be granted. .a' a.a. a
After debate the motion to strike out was carried M
vote Of 81 to 49, The second section was suffered 70
stand reported.
The third section was amended and adopted. 1t pro-
yldes that railroad corporation shall commence The
construction Of Its road until three fourths of its capital
in. " F''U
The fourth section was discussed at some length.
amended and passed. IprJvidcs that no railroad COR
poraton hereafter created shall borrow any money nm
t lis capital stock shall have been subscribed for. nor
Sall snch corporation at any time owe debts, any part
OF which shall be contracted since the passage Of This
act to larger amouat than twenty five per cent ouon
the capital paid in. 'P'"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
The ConYent:on.

Arrangements are in progress for train to carry
passengers to and from the Anti-Fugitive Slaye-Law
Convention on Tuesday next, at halt the usual rates
We are glad of this, and hope the true hearted reemen
of all parties, who opposed to that nquous enact
ment will embrace the opportunity to enter their solemn
protest against it, The voice ofMassachusetts should
go forth, loud and clear, proving to the world that
porton least of her yet true to the prnci-
Piles of their Puritan fathers.
1t would be well if some public action should be taken
forthwith in reference to this NATTER in order that Wor
ceer and its vicinity may be fully represented, and not
fall in the rear Of other sections of the State, from
which we learn that large delegations will attend In
old Essex Plymouth and Bristol they are wide awake,
and will be on the ground in good season. Let US be
there in full numbers exchange greetings with them,
and pledge ourselves to the sacred cause Of
F.eedom.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Correspondence Of the Spy.

WASHINGTON, April l.
Friend Drew-After so long an interruption, occa-
stoned by lness rejoice in the privilege of renewing
my communion with your readers, and hope, much
against hope, that it may not meet with another
interruption.
There not many movements in the political sphere
worth noticing mightperhaps, write very long and
wise letter, conectura of results come, based upon
the appearances of things and the intentions of pot
--iO-eerrespundenrs the N. K. Herald. and OF
othsr daily jousoI, the verdant exuberance of their
sagacty and forecast, give programme of the next
Presidential campaign, every other day. to be received
by curious readers, important disclosures of future
events. The beauty of this generous procedure is seen
10 the circumstance that of these programmes
agree; and startling combinations circumstances
tending to inevitable result, revealed to the
world by the morning mail, with soemnity of assur-
ance that might be supposed produce convicoo
but before night, the writers discover through their
glasses, concentration of operative causes
pointing with unerrng certainty hitherto unno-
ticed conclusion, and straightway the evening mail
groans under the weight Of their new born wisdom
DO not think Of joining that school Of writers-they
are too deep for me.
hS iSAnofdt Vi d lew seward ONCE noluefS IN New
York, &C. by the President has been the subject of the
last nine days talk. Why were the decapitations,
which none regard political calamity, so few?-
The President is tinid: he would, but he dare not
Some attribute his hesitation to prudence None are
more mistaken
The great stipendiary has been down to generous
supper with the shareholders of Maryland the course
OF which he took occasion to insult the memory of
Washington, for the amusement of the wretches who
fed him at the expense others. can conceive of no
more melancholy spectacle, than of debauched poll
tican. adding religious hypocrisy the full vices of
character already nfamous-and that too, in opening
old age, when the yestbue of the Court of Death is al
ready entered.
Atwo-penny daily paper has been established in this
city, and, ] am glad to learn, with some prospect Of
success AN efforts IN this direction have hitherto fail
ed, for some reason or other.
The President, with that tmid indecision which al.
ways eharacterizes great and energetic characters, still
has the choice of plans for the enlargement of the Cap
itol under consideration. &c.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04

u It Is something's little strange to record The pro.
eeedngs OF Anti-Slayery meetings Kentucky but one
has recently beeu held in Lewis county, in that State
which passed some pretty saucy resolutions. Thev al
igde TO that portion of Gov. Metcals letter to Mr.
9ote IN which he assutes the latter that Keutuckv
will regard the repeal ofhe Fugitive Slave Law as
dissolution Of the Union, and say that the opinion n
one stakeholder, Of the 81 900 SHAREHOLDERS Of ,bn
State cannot I've regarded the opinion Of the 600 00
non ,sayehoders. They also say that, so FAR ~ ,be
meeting is informed, the lest informed and most induen
ia, @ Of 'he nonslayehoders regard tie Fugitive Slave
Bill Unconstitutional and ant christian. and ov,,ra.s
the hope that the North will remain firm in its nmrnos
to repeal the bill in legal manner. rF'''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
City of Worcester.

In the year Eighteen IInndred and Fifv
AN ORplNANcEe establishing Side Walk on Sonkbrlce s
- u ordained by the Mayer, Aldermen, and Commcr
council OF the ~ Of Worcester in CITY Connci a.
hat SIDE walk be ard is hereby established on the e
terry side OF southbridge street. eight feet in yydtI G
e point al the intersection of said Souhb dse and
stIeets on the easterly side of said Streets and po
on sad south6rdge street opposite the intersection of Ia
Gust street Said side walk to be subject to all the pro
lons' tesslclons and conditions of the ordinances Of the
In Common Council, Dec. 23 1850 passed IN he nj
dained. ADOLpIIIJS MORSE pras;i1 W W - oe !"
III BOARD oi Adermen Dec. 23, 1885, passed to be Or
"'iieu' HENRY CHAPLIN, Mayor
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
--LATEST FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the B attic


NEW YoaK, April Sd, II o'clock, P NJ,
The Baltic arrive, about o'clock, P. NJ. but ow-
ing to delay, hr papers not delivered tlll
after 10 P. M.
She brings so passengers. Cotton has advanced one
eighth with sales OF AZ GOO bales Breadstus are IN
better demand, Provisions had somewhat declined.
The Manchester market remains steady No aera-
ton in American spcks, since last arrival. Consols
closed at 96 IL and 965-S. The Havre cotton mar
ket was firm. The Cambria had arrived out.
The political news is unimportant. The English
ministry was still in an uncertain state.
Nothing of importance doing the Continent
The "Ivanhoe' vas seen ashore the Round
Shoa of Nantucket, % the 24th of February with all
sail set by the Joseph Walker, arrived at Liverpool
There is now no dotbt that she has gone down, with
all on board
NEW YORK, April3
Among the passengers in the Montezuma to-day, was
the Rev. Dr. Murray bearer of dispatches to our Min
lister at Rome.
Hugh Fletcher was shot this morning, in Lexington
Avenue, by woman named Clark, with whom he had
been living several months. The woman has been ar
rested but the victim of her vengeance appears be
mortally wounded.
Buck, large operator in -four, residing at Herord,
is said to have failed for 100000.
The Collins line Mail Steamer Baltic, has just ar,
rived from England.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
ALBANY, April 3.

The Senate has passed resolution, admitting the
imprudence of the Senators mpeached by Mike Walsh
but declaring that they have not forfeited the confidence
Of the Senate, in their honor and integrity Senators
and mer. The bilforthe enlargement ofthe Canal, has
passed the House. IS 10 27
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
NEW CLOTHING AND
Furnishing Goods Warehouse

HE subscribers have formed co-partnership under tho
1 name oil THATER & EAMEs and have taken the new
u Wen known store on the of Main and Front
ioT the transaction of the above business
They won d respectfuly invite ,be atlantic, or
tants oil Worcester and vicinity, their New Stock of
ustom ana Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods Hats
will be sold cheap THAYER a. EAMES anu
VIM D, THAYER, NiPNT''0 ny nan"
d. H. EAMEs. onso ar
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04

The work q prescribing the Seward or anti slavery
section od the Wings goes bravey, The President
has appointed John T. Bush, of Buffalo, Marshal of the
Northern District Of ~ ", place Of Mr.. KELLOGG Of
Utica, removed; Wm. II. Thompson, Collector at
Rochester in place Of Elias Pond, removed; Col Will
lard, p. NJ. TROY, in place Of Thomas CIowes, 10
moved; Morris E. Fuller p. N. at Rockton. IL nIaca
Of Lee. removed; Geo B. Sarseant Surveyor General
Of Public Lands in Wisconsin and Iowa, in pIace Of
Booth, removed. l. -
The MY. Tribune howls in this way; ia.
We trust no one will hereafter question te pre.;.
dents devotion to the Union nor his wili;ogne,s 10
make sacrifices (ofod-ashioned Wings for lis suno,t
few more such removals and appointments wond nh.
ylatc all necessity for future exertions and sacrno
sfon goa9 aon the part Of the Union Committee ii
Safety" ssfs'.a - ,.-'sr, ~ ~ \ ~
Oceorses tis demonstration is not stop here, pro-
vded there are any subjects for the guotine. II
would be an impeachment Of the integrity or The ec;.
ency Of Wing Of 47's'9 to leave him in Office after
this. Solet the heads rol! the baskets are readyl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
WAsHINGToN, April ;

Mr.. Harrington, formerly assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, has been appointed chief Clerk to succeed
Hon. A. johnson, formerly of the New York Legisla
ture, resigned.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Choice Varieties
Gnnd Rnsiness

tOERsoNs with $500 capital could hear o. an opporu-
nty OF investing in perfectly safe and highly rofta-
bic business which, with some business canacity viii
pay $4,000 per year. Address r. II" through the Post
once, stating where they may be seen or addressed
apr3-d2tt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
BALTIMORE, April 8.

BALTIMORE, April g.
The Maryland State Convention have decided that
the next gubernatoria election shall be held in 1853
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Wanted.

A Small Tenement, or two three convenient Rooms
IN in large one. Address E. A. Bn through the Post
Office. apr4-dw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Notice.
1alr Dressing Saloon.

iE United states Hair Dressing Saloon will be
4 r ON the ilrst OF April, by X. LOCKLEAR. 'p'"e"
The public patronage. ~ "a's .t a snare OF
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Mystic Cough Mixture.

N Pulmonary difficulties generally just received and io
sale wholesale and retail by L. T. LAZELL Druggist,
apr4-dwis3w No 20l Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
FRUIT TREES AT AUCTION
8 SFTRX &

N 7 7 II q Il . n n . = 7 N
SgM S. w. SELBY q co.
F~ WILL SELL their Sales Room, No 68 Main street.
- on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April4th, at O'Clock.
rrufT aIfU UruamenCaI trees,
and UBBERY from the celebrated and extensive Nur
sery oil . d d. MOORE, Cranston r. consisting of all
the " ~
Choice Varieties
Of Apples, Pears, Peaches Plums Cherries onnces
Grapes, Currants, Ornamental Trees and Shrubbery
Ahe attention of those wishing any of the above varie-
es called to this collection of thrifty and hardy trees
u FOR particulars see handbills Of the day.
aPr3-d2t 5. w. SELBY & Co, Aucts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Co-pattnership.
Grass Seed.

ERDS Grass, Northern and Southern Red Top, Nor h
ern, Western, and Viii Clover Seed, all of superior
quality and will sold Wholesale retail the Old
stand" of LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
april dw&c3w 42 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Wanted.

GEVERAL Apprentices to learn Dress Making. Apply
- Mrs EEI TON. at the by
''ih0hesteI' ~ MAN street. maf3l-dwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Wanted.

Man, acquainted with the business wants situation
n drive carriage Apply the General Agency Of
ice No "a Front st. apr4-d6t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04

lust received, fresh lot of Sardnes of the best quail
81 ty, at d. SCOTT, JR., & cos,
apr4-dw3w No 243 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
Potash.

OF Superior quality, constantly hand and for sale
the cask at Boston prices, at the Old Stand" of
apr4-dw&c3w LEE SPRAGUE & CO, az Main
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-05
@aA3 AUCTION

WILL be sold al Public Sale. on THURS
w DAY, the 2O,h day Of February
next, at the residence Of the subscriber, 10
Kelly township, Union county, the follow.
ing property, 10 wit:
Horses, fresh mich Cows, and young
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs. Wagons. OK
Cart, Ploughs. Harrows, Cu,lva.or,, SIeds,
one new top Buggy, Harness. common and
plated, Horse Gears. l Treshing Machine
and Horse Power, l spring Wagon Tor
one or two horses: Farming Utensils Of
every description, and Of the bes, quality.
Grain in the ground. Potatoes by the bush
cl, Hay by the ton. and grea, variety Of
Household Furniture, such as bureaus ia
bIes. stands, chairs. chests, bedsteads, car.
pe,ing, good Hathaway cooking stove
and pipe. l ten plate stove aud pipe. also
Kitchen Furniture ofevery description. from
a pint mug up to a large kettle. iron or
copper. mea, vessels. tubs, churns, barrels.
l large cistesn. &c. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Of said day, when terms will be made
known by the subscriber. Reasonable
credit will be given.
Jan. l6, 1851 JOHN COUGH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-05

THO the Hon. A . Wilson. Esq. Presiden, and
Il his A associates. Judges Of the Court Of Quar-.
ter Sessions of the Peace for the county Of Union.
The petition of DANIEL B REsER respectfully
showe,h that your petitioner occupies commo-
dious house situate 1t the Forest Iron Works in
the township Of White Deer, on the TusnPike
road leading from Highs Mills to Center county
through Sugar Vslley, which 10 we'll calculated
for public house Of entertainment, end from ito
neiehborhood and situation 10 suitable % we'll -
necessary for the accommodation Of the public and
entertainment of strangers and travellers; that he
is vol provided with s,abling for horses and all
conveniences necessary for strangers and travels
ers: he therefore respectfully Prsys the Couu to
grant him 4 license to keep IN inn or public
house of entertainment there; and your petitioner
will pray &c DANIEL b. REBER.
We the undersigned citizens of the township Of White
Deer aforesaid being personally acquainted. with the
above named petitioner, and also having knowledge OF
The house for which the license il prayed do hereby
NY tha such house Is necessary accommodate and
traveer he In person Of good
rute for honesty and Temperance and that he s we'll
provided with house oonveneDce for LODGING
and accommodating strangers and trsvecrs We therefore
beg leave to recommend him for license aersesbly 70
his petition.
John Koch, Janob Die6endaSsr, James Yanebouer.
James Adams, Nicholas Grower Charles Kline John
Reed, Peter Red Henry kustsnhor1er John
John Heberng Jseob Truckelnilisr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-02-05

u
Vest Buffalo John l. Rukrv
Prnns-M U App, John Ritter Sr, Daniel
e UIrich. has Hughes, Isaac Jcrrctl,
Geo. Ehy, BENZ Smith, Saml Hartman
Ccnirc-Daniel Shower. John Bigger, lc-
ter Frame, Solomon. Bowersox
East BuHalo-John S,rohecker
KclIy-Geo KIingan, James Law son, Dan
iei Noll
New Berlin-Saml Wilson, Jos Shifier
Bufalo-Mar,in Dreisbach. Jac Derr
HartIey-Thos McCurdy
Washing,on-David Bodosf
White Deer-Jacob McCurIy
Tr0rerse Jurors.
imesione-Chris,ian Shively
White Deer-Wm L Ritter, Gabriel Hun.
iingdon
M,fflinburg-Ssml Sechler. Jos Eilert
HsrtIey-Geo Fees, e Schnure, Samuel
Centre-Peter Dreese. David Shoch. Jas
Barbin Jr. }. e. Wilson. Jonathan B,l-
ger, John Mitchell, Geo Bowersox
Chapman-John Craig, Daniel Rohrer.
John Rine, Perer German
Lewisburg-H P Shelter, Thos Hayes,
Jesse Schreyer. in Norton. Jn Han,on
KeIIev-John Huntingdon, Jacob HummeI,
VIM Silsby
Penns-John Heimbach, Nat Slear
New BerIin-Jacob Mauck
BufaIo-Silas Engle. Fred Pontius, James
Irwin
Perry-MichaeI Minium, Jacob Martin,
Amos Winey
Washington-John Hum,nel
M,ddIecreek-J N Dauberman, John Aur.
miller, Frederick Baus
Beaver-PhilIip Ginney, Jacob Heater, ,Jno
D Smith
West Beaver-Michacl Bare
Union-Nich S,etIer. in Deobler Js
West Buffale-John Kline
Petit Jurors. lend week.)
Penns-John Harrison. Samuel Boyer Jr.
WmJ May, Jac Jarrett, Jos Sharf, Hen
ry Heiser
West Buffalo-O P Katherman
Washing'on-DanI p Hilbish, VIM Teats.
Isaac Boyer. David Meyer. John Hanes,
Henry SeeboId
Kely-Jas Shields, Andrew Heckel, John
King
BuflaIo-Wm HaIfpenny, WI Kers,et,er,
Philip Ruhl
Lewisburg-JosePh Glass
Cen're-Jac Long, David Schwenk, Jacob
Reich!y. Jacob Fryer
Hartlcy-David Kline, Christian Diel
Limes,one-Henry Moye,, in Norman
Middlecreak-Chas Fryman, Jos Z'ebcr
New Berlin-Wm Benner
Beaver-Jos Long. Jacob Beaver
East Buffalo Samuel Zellers
Chapman-Casper Aurand
West Beaver-Abrm X Middleswarth