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Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
SALE OE STOCICS
Cambridge Cattle Market-Aupust E

market 1886 Catle-about 1000 Beeves and ESQ Stores
consisting OF Working Oxen, Cows and Calves tw and
three years old.
Prices-Markel BeefExtra Sc so per cwt-Ist quality
Sc Sod do IS 50-3d do IS CO--ordinary S4gO
Iides-$525 per cwI-Tallow S5,25
Veal Calves-S3 IS a 81.
stores-Working Okem-S70, $50 SlCs.
Cows and Calves-$l4, 25, a S31-duIl.
YeaTings-None
Two years old $14, 20 a S26.
Three ears old-Sl a. "a a S37
SIS 81. BY lot. l5O S2,25 w
Swine-Retail 81 a 81 cents. Spring Pigs g n IOc
kemarksFhe market active MS il was the last
two weeks, and prices have downward tendency The
supply is large.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

ENGLISH ETIQUETrE.-Ihat singular inven-
ton oil arlstocratc society, known by the name of
etiquette, Is thus amusngly described by the French
writer, Jules Lecomte. He speaks of the thing as
he saw / in London:
Etiquette is word which the hsavy life of Eng
land found so pleasant that it has been stolen from
u.s. IL Is not etiquette in England to blow ones
hose' 10 spit, nor sneeze. What can one do? Is it
not etiquelte to speak loud, even in Parliament; TO
walk IN the middle of the street, TO run even from
carriage-beter to be run over 1t is not e,ionette
10 seal letter with wafer, for they say you in that
way send your saliva TO your correspondents: no,
must you write without an envelope. 70 have the
smallest flower, or the least little bit of stripe in
your walstcoat or cravat, when you go the opera is
not etiquelte nor to be helped twice to SCUM nor TO,
salute lady first; to ride in an omnibus nor to
go TO an evening party before eleven, nor to ball
before midnight; nor to drink beer at table without
returning your glass to servant Ii is not etiouete
not to shave every day; to have an appetite TO offer
drink to person ofhigher rank-or to be astonshed
al ladies' leaving the table at the dessert. at that
moment when, with US, our most delightful inter
course with them takes place. To show yoursefin the
morning dressed IN black, in the evening dressed in
colors-ltIs Is not etiquette. To speak TO a lady.
without adding her christian name; TO speak TO
person to whom you have not been introduced, no
a''o' no" pressing lhe occasion; to knock modest
" at door; to have spot of mud on your boots
no matter how muddy the walking may be; to carry
pennies in your pocket; to wear your hair shaved
close; gray hat; oulard; decoration or two:
suspenders; large beard, or even small one. ali
OF these are not IN the least etiquette. That how
ever which, above all, violates most outrageousIy
this English etiquette, is not to be rch or not to put
on the air of being so, and act as if you really were
rich. Ruin YOURSELF make debts or dupes, let not
that embarrass you, but, above all, spend-spend
freely In France they worship wit, talent genius
in Spain, pleasure; in other parts of the world, am
bition and glory; in England their god is-gold!''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

% The recent tornado In Allegheny county. Md.
on the 10Th ult was one OF the most terrific on re-
cord In the neighborhood of Accident and Selbys
port, houses were torn TO pieces, and property of all
kinds destroyed. woman aul-chiId we're killed.
10 the vicinity of Little Meadows, a number of val
liable farms were nearly ruined, being swept of ev-
cry thing valuable. One of the heaviest losers !,
Jacob Blocher, whose damage is estimated at SIS.
600. child of Henry Hurst, Of Adams, was killed
in the ruins Of her fathers dwelling, and The mother
badly injured At GrantsvilIe, two infants children
of Henry burst, were killed in similar manner.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
Webster, Aug. 8th.
DANIEL BOONE.

PEoPLEis MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION,
We would call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of the Peoples Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation of Worcester, in another column, that they
may know that there is an institution in our midst.
in which, by trifing investment while in health,
they may to themselves the benefit of stated
SUN per week, should accidents befaI, or sickness
visit them. For instance, person who pays the
sum of two dollars annually, draws $40 per week,
three dollars annually, $500 per week, and SO on
up to eight dollars, upon satisfactory evidence being
given that the person insured has been ncapacitated
by sickness from prosecuting his or her regular buO-
ness.
The company has been in operation about four
months, and during this time, has received 700 ap-
pications for policies and besides promptly paying
all just claims, had at the close Of last month, cash
in hand and in the hands Of agents, to be paid in,
amounting to about $4,000. At the last meeting Of
the directors, Benjamin Walker Esq, of this city,
was chosen President, whose name will be suffi-
cent guarantee to all, that the Association is one en-
titled to the confidence Of the community. The af-
fairs of the institution conducted in the most
economical manner. and every person holding poll
icy, is furnished each month with printed state
ment signed by the officers, of the receipts and ex-
pcnditures of the month previous, including the
names of the benefcares, and the amount paid TO
each. The office is 10 the second story Of Piper IS
Block, where any additional information may be OBJ
tanned by persons interested.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
The Pence Conrress.


The delegates to the Peace Congress of London, as
sembled at Exeter Hall, on the 22d 23d, and oath of
July last Upwards of one thousand were present from
Great Britain alone; America France, Belgium Spain
Italy, and Austria, were well represented. Sir
David Brewster, the celebrated philosopher occupied
the Chair, and supported by vice.Presdents, re.
presenting several nations Those from America were
Judge John NJ. Niles of Hartford, and Hon. VIM.
jackson. The American Secretaries were Elihu Bur-
rift, and Rev. Geo. Beckwith Several incidents Of
most pleasing nature occurred during the three days
session, not the least remarbe of which was the pre-
sentation to the Congress, Of fifteen French worknen
who had been sent TO represent their brethren Of Paris
having their expenses betrayed by the contributions Of
friends.
The resolutions were spoken to with much power by
some of the first Of the age, and were unanl
mousy adopted. 1t was resolved hold another Con-
gress year, such place may be resolved upon
by the bureau. The foreign members Of the Congress
were invited soiree, at WIis's, by the British
delegates, in for the kindness ,and hospitality
with which they were treated in Paris, in 1849.
Among the delegates spoken Of, as being present.
were our townsner, Ichabod Washbura, ESQ., and
William B. Fox, Esq
Horace 1reeteys ia letteT respecting the NohVeu'
tion, says:
81 rejoice in becg able to say that the general ten
dency OF the speeches towards universal Eman-
cipation, mental and physical. l doubt whether an
English audience, composed in SO large proportion of
the conventonaly cassesever listened
much downright Democracy before. The French
speakers the French writer's, full Of il and the
great event. least of the last days session, the
entrance of body of fifteen French workmen, repre-
sentaves Of the Working Associations Of Paris the
Worlds Exhibition, who came in body TO pledge
their hearts and hands the Of Universal Peace,
and the Congress that the Laborers, the Re-
publicans of France, eminently pacific in their
ideas and purposes, and that the preservation of the
Republic, which is the immediate object Of their
tions valued in its relation their personal
rights and aspirations, than step toward the forma
tion of European conederacy Of femancpated Nations,
and thus the OF the temple of Universal
Peace. The speeches Of these Workmen, just from
their benches in the workshops of Paris, every
way admirable, and were received with the heariiest
enthusiasm. They breathed the true spirit, not of
Peace only, but of hearty cooperation in every work
calculated promote the moral and social wel-being Of
mankind. The wretched can't which implies natural
emnity between France aud England or any other two
nations, was emphatcally repudiated by them, and
every variety OF focibe expression given the
desire Of the Laborng Glasses Of France, that Peace,
Freedom, and Brotherhood, shall prevail, in their
country, merely, but throughout the world'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

ALABAMA ELEcTIoN.---.M montgomery, Aug. Z.
The election generally has resulted in heavy major
tiles for the Union candidates. The secessionists
will only CARY about eight counties throughout the
whole State. In the first District, Charles c. Lang
don, (Union) is beaten by John Bragg, Secession
ist) 1t is thought that in the third District, VIM.
5. Mudd. (Union) is beaten by Sampson W. Harris,
(Secessonist In the seventh District, the contest
between Alexander White, (UniOn) and Samuel F.
Rice, (Secessionist) is doubtful.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE AT VAssALBoRo.-
On Monday night of last week, house owned by
Anson Meigs, at South Vassalboro, and occupied by
Eben AveriI, was burned, with the most Of its con-
tents, and worthless fellow, named Cunningham.
lost his life in the confagraton The fire was moi
discovered until the roof was about to fall in. and
the other inmates with difficulty saved their lives.
Mr.. Nathaniel Meigs escaped, or was taken out
through window.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

ES by the hurricance in Fayete county, Pa, on
the 10th, many houses and barns were thrown down
nrs. "etseil was Killed, as was little girl in the
'amlly oil Rev. Mr. Rose, and others were shockingy
injured Col Butte had eight buildings demolished,
stables granaries, and dwellings, and several horses
killed R. Balls brick house was partly thrown down.
leaY'ug the family exposed to the weather. but wihou,
loss of life
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

% In Livingston county, Illinois, twenty or thir-
~ women whipped young woman of 20 wears yerv
brutally, dragged her distance, and wound un by
applying to her coat OF tar and feathers,-ther in
aignaon being aroused against her, because she was
ceeved TO have ll-treated child that lived in htr
fathers family.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

kENTUeKY ELEcTIoN.-Louisuille. .aug. s.
In the 9th District, ]. w Stone, Dem, is probably
elected 70 Congress, which is democratic gain.--
The next delegation will stand FIVE Democrats. four
Wings, and one Independent Wing The Wings
generally concede the election of Lazarus w Powell.
democrat, as Governor. John B. Thompson, whis
is elected Lieut. Governor.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

A man by the name Of Patrick Phineltin the EN-.
ploy Of the Rochester and Syracuse Ratoad Com
pany, was found, Tuesday, in the pun house, at
Geer's station, three miles west of 'Syrsuse, with
his throat cut in horrid manner. A mn by the
name Of Edward Murphy, has been arres,d on sus-
picion Of having. committed the horrbkdeed II
seems that Murphy was discharged lew ! Us since,
and Phinelt took his place.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

gsExPURGATED.-Mr Stewart, Secretary of the
Department of the Interior, stated, in speech at
hlcnmond, Va, during the late Presidential tour to
the south, that IN the public offices under his control
were ooo officers. He was happy to give the nCor
he had not left an abolitionist or dsun9nis in oica
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

A GooD CHANCE FOR AN EDITOR WHO HAS
CONQUERED HIS PREJUDIcEs.-rhere being mo
Wing paper in Wisconsin which belhyes in the di-
vine institution of slavery, the Secretap of the Inte
rior has ordered Mr. Butterfied to advese the lar
sales in Wisconsin, in chicken-lyered journals in
Michigan, while they not ndvertise,at at all in The
States where the sales are TO be made Here is
capital opening for man of easy virtue ind small
capital.--.M Y. Zoe. Post.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

= Inc greatest lump of pure gold ever found in Cal
hornla' was, according 10 the California papers,
taken out by Messrs. Brown, Beach and Forests, on
SCOTS Bar, Scotfs River in June last Its value is
8ol4o ana It Is SAID that there is not particle of
quartz mixed with the gold, and the entire hmm i
free from spot or blemsh
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
Worcester Water Cure Institution.
M CHEN STREET

This Institution is in readiness for patients In ts
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
Terms, &c.-For full board and treatment from Sc to 10
per week. Treatment without board, from So to A pcr
week. 70 deduction for absence less than one week. A
medical fee of 50 usually required for first examination
Each patient should furnish linen and two heavy
sheeis two wooden bankets comfortable, and
old linen for bandages &c.
Out door practice attended to as usual.
Office hours from 10 TO IL A. NJ, and to 3P. M.
s ROGERS, M. ID.
may2 dwtf f. +. ROGERS, Superintendent
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
r5F- A verv extraordinary exnerinent in s,yimoin.

- very extraordinary experiment in swimming
was made Sunday last, in the Seine. Six men,
whose bodies surrounded with the new apparel Of
Nj. Danduran, jumped into. the water, and were thus
held in perpendicular way, without going to the bot
tom. A bottle was opened by them, they drank and
With such costume that Of NJ Dancuran, any man
may swim without knowing tho rules Of that art, and
rescue his fellow men, If they are in danger.-Pars
Cor of ~ Y Herald,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

AQUEoUs.--The New Bedford and Taunton
Railroad Company have commenced furnishing pas
sengers IN their cars with ice water. A ten gallon
keg, beautifully painted, filled with the luxurious ell
ement' ar and provided with tumblers, is placed in the
be great comfort to the passengers.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

The NEWARK Margaret Garrty,
who assassinated Edward Drum on Monday evening
last, fled to Brooklyn, whence she returned nexi
morning, and voluntarily surrendered herself She
was taken before Justice Andrus, and under The adj
wee oil her counsel, answered no questions for the
present, and was committed.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

MoNEY.-The New York Tribune saws: seThe
arrival OF gold dust per Empire City, amounting to
over one and half millions, coupled with adyices
OF there being further and equal amour. on the yav
IN other steamers, has produced cheerful feeIino
1t will have good effect''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

FcNOH' HohSFORD has found some dificuItv r
performing MS experiments at Bunker Hill Monument bu,
no one who has ever used BURDITT;S OIFhCJVoTiS
INDICATED COMPOUND, has found any didicni,I, !;
removing Dahdruh AM Scurf from the head and beauty
ing ana preserving the Hair in healty state.
Sold by L. I. LAZELL, Druggist, 20l Main Street.
aug2-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons having unsettled with u.s. are re.
quested to make payment without further delay. We
have the Of large number o delinquent debtors on
books many OF whom have not much as called TO
and tell when they will pay To such would
say that II your accounts settled in manner
before the first Of August, they will positively be left with
attorney for collection You have had our goods and
we must have a settlement.
jy22-d3M Il. IL HARDON e. co
and RESIDENCE, No. 20 corner OF Mechanic and Carl
ton-stsWhere his services be promptly obtained a
hour by day or night when not prevented by prevo
Professional Duties
Auscultauon and Advice, Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

Ds. VAN ALSTIN would invite the citizens IN al,
az ms Rooms nd see some views of our Publc RnilJn
speculum to take views of Buildings or Lsndscnnes VII
oa1 @ lver,mg These Pictures exceedingly beautifn,
p l are 0ecomng fashionable and very popular New,
noosIFirst Building North Of American TemnrraTcs
House, Main Street, Worcester I,l amro iai St &c
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

.gy Captain" said a ragged country urchin to
GUY dandy with an immense shirt collar, Cap,ain are
you going to haul cabhages to day?''
mo, you ragged rascal; what makes you ask that
question:"
"Why, kase you've got such thunterin' big pair Of
side boards up.''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
AIN WILL. LEAVE

NJ The above includes both Railroad and Steamboat
Fares down and back.
The safe and commodious Steamer NORWALK Capt
Belts, will leave Liverpool Wharf (oot of Pearl ST. ~
A. M pass down the harbor (am0ng the islands stop
nag an hour ut Minots Ledge and return in season 10
reach the wharf at4 r. M The return train W II leave
Boston at $50 and reach Worcester at 80 To make this
Pleasure Excurson the tickets limited 1000 and
conned exclusively to the abovenamed The Boat
s nearly new, and sufficient to accommodate twice the
number allowed. Tickets obtained at stations.
aug9-d4t G. TWICHELL, Sup't.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

rR Hesry Loog, the fugitive slave, who was res
covered in New York. some time sinces and returned,
was sold to person in Atlanta county. Ga ssheSe ne
has been arrested aad seat jail for pckiag inans
pocket, and also for mDEng abOor speeches % h's o''-
fher sLapcs.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

y - Mr. Bum, keeper Of the hotel in Paxton, while
in apparent good health, suddenly fell down and died
on Wednesday last.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

SEGARS of Exquisite flavor are aIxyaxs 4,
be found in ~ entities to suit at the Drug Store of
,,o,r J.. I. LAZEII,
eoA'-uH 20l Main 81.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

B The cholera has prevailed more extensvel,
in Northern Illinois this season, than in any Othe
part of the country.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

NEW LINE OF SrEAMERs-A companv Is pro
posed in New York, for the purpose of building I'm
OF steamers, to run between New York and Galwa,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

~, " Lila NJ DICKINSON, Notary PuhIic.-
VIII attend {" this and to other matters of business AT
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester. Oct. s, 1850 def
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

rY- J. d. Whitney has resigned the offie orPres
ident Of the Northampton Back, and ElphIet viii
liams has been appointed TO that office.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

Mhs- :. GOODNlN, an experienced and success,
inl Midwife holds herself in readiness day and nioht +
attend to the duties of her profession Residence M
Austin street. 90, w, ~ 9
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

E5- Francis Miller, having re-appeared, the three
Germans arrested IN New York, for numbering him.
have been discharged. The police we're pretty sba,,.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

Rememer Dr.. VAN ALSTIN'S First Prerc;,r
DAGUEKREOTYPES. Rooms next In he An,aian oaii,u,
Temperance House. Please call and examine speeimfns
jy9-tf Fens'
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

III: s. MOORE, Merchant Tailor and Dealer !,
GEMS furnishing Goods-No 2l3! Main street. u S Ilo
tel Building, Worcester, Mass. iyio
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
SPECIAL NoTIcE-To the People of wor

cester.
DIR. LANGLEY'S COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB
BITTERS. Whereas, very many Of my Agents for the
sale Of my Compound R0oT AND HERB BITTERs have
been Of them they have all been resupp led this da
with the Genuine Medicine for all the Summer Complaints
They the best medicine in the wordas the people all
say. Sold wholesale md retail by The Messrs NJ b.
Green and James Green and all the medicine dealers In the
city and county. Wholesale depot, rs Union street,
Boston. J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
iy15-dlmt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

y. *. CLARK. HOMGPATIIIC PHYSE
CIAN--No. Walnut Street Office hours from, g 80 81
A. NJ, and from to F 81 - wv
Worcester, Jan. lst 1851, ior1 g
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
COMMERCIAL.
MONEY NTATrERs

Inc boston traveller OF Friday August g. says the com.
plants III reference to money lesseDed and the aci
ties for negotiation of oans long and Short are somewhat
greater.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

20 A shoemaker, who learnt his trade by drinking
cherry cobblers, promises bis customers 6t.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

NOTICE.-The proprietors of this paper will not be
responsible for AM goods delivered others than them
selves their families, without written order from
us for the same. EARLE e. DREW.
Worcester, August 7. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

ry Hon. 8. II. Valley declines accepting the Office
OF Mayor Of Roxbury.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

Silver Door Plates
Engraved mt NO. BrinIcy Hall.
Also, Trunk and Coffin Plates, Seals, Jscelry, Silver
spAl Ware, &c. ldsz
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
BOSTON & WORCESTER RAILROAD.
Grand Railroad and Steamboat
CURSION!

Down the Harbor among the Islands,
TO MIN0T'S LEDGE, &c,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1851.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

j.. Il. n CHOLS, Nj. D., HOMEOPATHIC
hours, from to A. M, 2 to and Z to8PM
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09
City of Worcester.
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

On the foregoing Petition,
Ordered That the Petitioner give no all parties in
Petition, and of this Order thereon TO be pub lin one
Of the Daily Papers printed in this City, three tim
the time OF the hearing hereinafter named, that "
will be in session in their room, in the City Hail. on
day. the eleventh day of August, current at IA o'c
M, at which time and place they may be heard in rs
that you make of your dongs herein to The d
Clerk on or before said time of hearing "a
Atest: CA. HAMILTON, CITY CLERK.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

" JOB PRINTING of all kinds-Pam ,slaI let's.
Catalogues, shop Bills, Bank Checks, Pla.
cards, Concert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c. &c.-NEATLy and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms. diff
Or " B. Palmer, the American Newspaper Agent,
is authorized Agent for this in the cites of Bos
New York and Philadelphia, and duly employed to
lake advertisements and subsc ipons at the
qured by His receipts will be regarded payments.
Ills Offices are BOSTON, Scoay's Buildings, Court IT,;
NEW YORK Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N.
w corner Third and Chestnut streets.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen Of the City of
Worcester.
d ESPECTFULLY aforesaid that the subscriber desires
license TO keep stable of more than four horses
the being the stable owned and occuped by him
situated in the rear Of Pine Street, in said Worcester
A. BRACKETT.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-08-09

COOL AND SPARKLING SODA wATER
WIN every variety OF SYRuPs. Fifty Tickets for one doJ
ltt. L. I. LAZELL, Apothecary
hhflo'uWu 2Ol Main street
MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON.
Female Physician and Midwife
pl4i No. IL Salem ST.. WorceSter. ian
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1851-02-01

andall the whites who can getaway
have left the State, there will thenbe
left an overwhelming majority of
blacks; consequently the State gov
ernment must fall into their hands
Andwho can tell what will lbe the con
sequence2
C,F-I am no longer "a Union man.
But I'oiR hencefofth go for secession,
as should eVery other laboriag man,
wso Iooes his country, |oUes his family,
serves his God, and does not want ne
gro grand-chiidreG.
a Innnrn