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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22

PoLITrcs.-The New York Courier and En-
quirer has long article on the Pennsylvania
election, in which it says that the Wing defeats
there and in Ohio demonstrate that Gen. Scott
cannot be elected to the Presidency in 1852 1t
then comes out in favor Of Daniel Webster ms
the Wing candidate. The Pennsylvania Wing
organs at Harrisburg, meantime, are blaming
webster politics" for the defeat of Governor
Johnston They also charge the administration
with gross treachery and ingratitude, as it was
az the suggestion Of Mr.. Johnston that the
Pennsylvania delegation in the National wbig
Convention cast their votes for Mr.. Fillmore
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A GARD.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the citizens
i of Washington that he has opened JOB PRINTING
OFFICE corner of Sth Streets where he prepared
to execute every description of job Printing; and he
hopes to be able to give satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with their orders.
Cards, Handbills Notices, Insurance Policies, Bank
Checks Labels, Pamphlets, &C., &c. printed at short
notice. p s.# JONATHAN KIRKWOOD.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Is, 1851
80 Any orders left at the office Of the AmeTcdn 1ee
graph will be promptly attended to. sep 13-f
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SUCH MASS OF HOME TESTIMONY MUST CARRY
CONVICTION TO EVERY MIND.

BALTIMORE, Sep. 1S 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer d Observation-Disclosures: The cure of
Mr. Robert Gault, by the of three bottles of Hamp
toms Vegetable Tncture per his certificate, s think,
almost unprecedented His of extremely excrueiang
suffering from Chronic Inlammatory Rheumatism, came
Immediately under my observation, through the last
four years which considered entirely hopeless Through
my persuasion, he induced to try your inval
liable Tincture prompted to remark at the time,
that medicine would cure Mr. Gaut it certainly would
remove mountains" The knowledge Of this miraculous
compels to consider it duty owe to the afflicted
land particularly to those with complaints like h) to
make generally known the healing power of this truly
wonderful medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JAMES Z. MERRITT,
1877 Baltimore street.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE is the great purifier of the
bood-will cure Scrofula, Rheumatism, Colds Cough,
Liver Complaint Diseases of the Throat and Breast &c
a certain relief in all nervous complaints.
As female medicine IL has equal. Thousands will
bless the hour they heard of it, Call agents
and get pamphlets with certificates of wonderful cures
also the history of the medicine gratis.
MORTIMER M0WBRAY,
General Agents, Baltimore st.
Also for sale by c. Stott Co.. Washington, ID. @.
Joseph Moilett, 9TH st. near Il.
X. s. I. Cissell, Georgetown.
oct 21-3mtr @. q. Berry, Alexandria, Va.
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER p

sun rises Oh. I'm. Sun sets Oh lam.
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Messrs Mortimer 4 Mowbray, Baltimore, Md
MORE HOME TEsTIMONY.-NONE NEED DESPAIR.
TRY 1T AND BE CURED.--WONDERFUL AND PER-
MANENT CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.

A.
BALTIMORE, Sept 49, 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer d MooJrdyGentlemen This is to
certify that in the year 1S43 attacked with ncr-
affection, in consequence of Dyspepsia Indges
ton, which continued some eighteen months, during
which time my suerngs intense, both of body and
mind tried every thing could think hear of, las
there much sympathy for me) and at length all eff
forts failed to cure l became much weakened and
could walk but very short distance Mt a tme and
often in the act Of falling upon the pavement q would
stop in door alley to prevent it in consequence
of frequent palptahons; and from what could learn
supposed had disease of the heart, from frequent dis
tressing pains about the also chest and alb
domenthe latter being much distended. At this stage
Of my disorder could neither sleep sod with any
satisfaction to myself Life seemed be burden to
me- Ny feelings gloomy beyond description
length heard of DIR. Hamptons Vegetable Tncture,
and made trial of it. had but taken the first dose when
felt change for the better, and hope Immediately
sprang up continued with the of this npdluabie
7ncture 10 inprore daily until had taken the contents
of three bottles, which, under Divine Providence, made
perfect cure of me-
found had excellent appetite, and could partake
Of any food which could not do for years previously
without the most distressing sensations. now enjoy
uninterrupted good health and have done for the
six years and would say to all afflicted have been,
to cast aside your preudiccs and try Hmpons Vegetable
Tinctu,e. Any information beside this but meagre de-
scrpon Of my will be given cheerully for the
fit of the afflicted Yours, WILLIAM NJ. OLDHAM,
Custom House; dwelling, Fayette st., near Fremont
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NOTICE.--An adjourned meeting of the citizens
| \ disposed to form VOLUNTEER COMPANY OF
CAVALRY will be held at the Metropolis House next
door to jackson Hall) on MONDAY 9th instant, at s
o'clock w. Ii. ROCKER, President
oct 22-3teo Intel. and Rep. please copy.
NEVER AND AGUE CURED FOR 81.
Il Rowands Tonic Mixture is warranted to Ague
and Fever; and the price of itS1 per bottlew be
funded whenever it fails, when used directed.
For the genuine, apply ut the of and 7th SITS
oct 22-- j. Il. CALLAN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

The Irish citizens Of New York have worked them.
selves into fever, because Sir H. L. Buwer, the Brit
sh Minister. sad at the st. George dinner, that the
ancient Cels went with abbreviated pants, or were
'semi-cad." The Hon. gentleman has denied any in.
ention to reflect upon the ancestors of the Emerald
islanders but the latter refused 10 accept an apo
gy,and have held an Indignation meeting, and memo.
riaiized President Fillmore to dismiss Mr.. Bulwer
forthwith. The chances are that the affair will end in
mere "noise and confusion on the part Of the demur.
rers TO Mr. BE opinion Of ancient Celt-dom.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
sHERTFFs' SALE.
Commonwealth of Massachuset

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Worcester, SIS. AlAy 5th 1851.
DY virtue of an execution which issued upon Judgment
IL in favor of Jonathan A. LaEe of Boston, in the County
of Suffolk Trader, against Charles Warren of Uxbridee
in the County cf Worcester, Trader the term Of The
Court Of Common Pleas for said County, have taken all
the right in equity that the said Charles Warren has re.
deem certain mort2aged Real Estate situated in the
ery part of UXbr ge in said County, ard the which
included in mortgage deed from said Warren Josiah
Mercy recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said County,
book 4O page 420; and Monday, the 9Th day of June
next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, the American Tenn
perance House. In Worcester, shall SELL Public Auc
tion to the highest bidder, said right in equity of redemp
tion to satisfy said execution, and all fees and charges Of
SALE
my6dtwat LOWELL BAKER, Jr.. Deputy Sheriff.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
FOUND AT LASTi
Jillson's Compound Vegetable Syrup.

TUX TUNIF IING HE BLOOD.
TMPURITY of the Blood is doubtless the cause Of mo-,
diseases. This Syrup is designed to restore il 10 heal
thy condition. has been of great benefit in those case
where lair trial has been given it, numerous testlmo
mails viii show 1t is presented the public as cure for
Nervousness General Debility, Indigestion Liver Com
pahs Cods Coughs, Consnmptive Diseases and il Grad.
leaes all kinds of humors such as Scrofna Salt Rbenm
Pimpes on the lace Ulcers, Bloches Biles Ring Worm
or letter. Efysipeas or 81. AEthonys Fire Ii is also
use OF mercury, and completely renoudtes me susff1n
No person who values health after becoming acquainted
with It's virtues, will remain long wi hout t. Prepared
only by C. JILLStjN Woonsoctot - pG 7 -
u For sale in Worcester by Spur & sib ey No l40
VAIN street. Draper Clark, Nos l03 les and 07 Front
New England States. ,pys 40 ia vac
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
LOOK AT THE
Patent Self Adjusting Churn.

IN large dairies the saving in single season. wouId
probably oNerbaance the cost and EXEMPT be d5rw
man rom much hard and not ufrequently when cold wa
ter is used, dangerous labor.n W.
=" The addition to its excellence for the common onaro
ton OF churnng it Cors the butter with great facility A.
IN very thorough manner taking from it, when properly
attended, every particle of butter milk
With this chnrn free the butter entirely from buo,
MIX, WORK in the salt ready for packing or moulding bC
oFe athg % out Of the churn, and all without toncbno
After working thirteen and half pounds butter with
ths Churn not tea-spoonn Of butter milk was obtained
Dy an additional working OF the same with the hands
Inc ABOVE extracts are from of the many Letters
received from persons wSo have and used this Churn
Manufactured and for sale at Westboro, by the solo
pIIesofs, p FAIRBANKS g. STONE IN
Wesboro', April 80, 1851. my7w8,.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

% About six rods of the Erie Railroad track sunk
at Andover, N Y, on the 29th ut There was an en-
gne on the track at the time, which went down with
it. and nothing but the top of the smoke chimney of the
engine remains in sight. There was no indication pre
Gious to this Of defective bottom.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

GREAT EGGs.-Mr. Samuel l.. Newton of this city,
showed US yesterday, some hens eggs of extra size,
which average larger than any we have seen. The
largest IN the LOT measured and three quarters by
SIX and half inches, and three others measured seven
and three quarters by six and quarter The aggre-
gate weight Of the four exactly one pound. The
hens are of the pure Dorking breed
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

CARD.-The members of Independent Engine Co.
No return hanks to the Niagara &C., No g. of Worces-
teror the kind and hosptabe in which they were
entertained by them Saturday last. They also return
thanks to the Hmoneon Troupe for being so highly en-
tertaned by visiting their Concert.
Per order. 81 HOWE, Clerk.
Shrewsbury, May 5, 1851 ny6-dlt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

lHE SECRET BALLoT.-A writer in the Boston
Times, making suggestions on this subject saws he once
saw several wagon loads Of voters brought from certain
works, near Boston, to the polls under Whg leader,
Qhe clerk OF the corporaton,) who gave to each man
his vote, and stood by the ballot box till they we're all
put IN. This IS no uncommon occurrence. We have
known persons to argue that i was their duty long
as they remained in the employ Of corporaton. 70
comply with its wishes in every respect whateyer.-
There is class Of people in the world who seem to
Know no difference between the sale Of their service
and the e Of their souls.--iSmine6cld Post.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

MINoT's LEDGE.-A spar 80 feet high has been
erected upon the site of the house, to warn sailors
oi the danger. Mr.. Bennett, who has examined the
fragments at low water thinks the pillars were made of
bad iron. The light ship, formerly stationed on the
Brandywine Shoals, is be sent round Boston port for
the purpose of being stationed at Minots Rock
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

% The Cincinnati Enquirer says s Gas the cars
were gong up on Tuesday, snake head,'' as it is
called, shot up like lightning through one of the cars,
and nearly stripped lady Of all her clothing. 1t Just
grazed one of her legs carrying her clothes with it,
An inch more to the right and she would have been
horribly mangled."
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
Every man in every face

Gentlemen and Ladies-sutler word of exhortation
in closing this homy. l verify believe it is the will Of
our Heavenly Father that we love one another not as
Can that wicked one who slew his brother but rather
to provoke another good works, in feeding the
hungry clothing the naked, relieving the destitue and
whatsoever we would that men should do us, do
the same unto them; to be and women, and not
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

BURNING OF A STEAMBOAT ON THE MIssIssIP-
PI-TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE-OyER Forty PER
SONS BURNED OR DRowNED.-The steamboat Web.
ster, Capt Samuel Reno, took fire on Friday afternoon
and burnt to the waters edge, at the head of island
Sc, 100 miles above vicksburg.
The pilot, MIR. Buchanan, to whom great credit is
due, having charge of the wheel, Immediately endeay.
ored to run the boat ashore He was in part success
fu but the flames finally drove him from his post and
the boat being unmanagabe foated again into deep wa
ter, thus depriyng the passengers and crew of their
last hope of safety. About twelve or fifteen Of the pas
sengers jumped from the boat, and with difficulty saved
their lives by cllnging to snags until relieved by the
yawl of the vessel and skifs from shore.
As soon as the fearful truth known by the nhab.
itans Of the shore, boats quickly rowed to
the scene OF Disaster and succeeded in saving the lives
of several persons who cngng to the sides of the
boat, and to snags in the river
The number of passengers and hands on board the
Webster was about lOO of whom only about 60 can be
found. The rest are supposed to have perished with
the boat.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

% Andrew Rutledge and Alexander Cascaden of
"i'amsourgh, L. l., fell into vat Of molasses, which
was working" preparatory to distillaton, on We'd
nesday morning, and both were killed by the carbonic
acid gas before they could be taken out
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1851.

g Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
the day. will please 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., 1851-05-06

A RICH BEGGAR.-On Friday night, of last
week, beggar, giving his name as Edward Fitzsim-
mons, was arrested in New York, on suspicion of
having committed a petit larceny, and on searching
him, two bags of specie were found on his person.
containing about $500, in pieces vary from to SO
cents, weighing altogether about 35 pounds, also s
small, dirty pocket-books, each containing $25. in
bills ofthe denomination of ones' and 'twos on the
Massachusetts Bank, which to all appearance, had
not seen the light ofday for many years. The bills
were moudy, and matted together, and all Of the
money he says he has begged. He is an IrishnIan,
and has been in this country about IL years. When
he first arrived, he went to work on railroad in
Massachusetts, where he worked for four months,
and meeting with an accident which almost disabled
him, he became a subject of the Aims. house, since
which time he has followed the profession Of beg
gar. He was miserably clad, and had the appear
ance Of newly arrived emgrant, in great distress,
Notwithstanding the sum which he had about him.
and which would have made him comfortable.
The same man wasanested in Salem, on the 18th
OF May, lS49, and sentenced for thirty days to the
house of correction. large sum, (about hundred
and fifty dolars) was found upon his person at that
time GGz.
CRUsTY.-The following is Mr.. Websters answer
to the invitation of the Boston City Council to speak
in FaneuiI Hall
Gentlemen--I have perused the paper which vou did
me the honor to place in my hands, yesterday; and
have to say IN reply that il is not my purpose to ad
dress my fellow citizens in Faneu fall during this
visit to Boston,
/ have the honor to he
Very respectfully
Your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

w A couple were recently married in Dover, NJ H.
VINO mad not seen each other until five minutes before
the ceremony They had formed an acquaintance, BY
writing, about fortnight previous. "Wed in haste
repent at leisure"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

curson tickets, enabling hemto go to New York aud re-
turn on any succeeding day this week for 1915 Should
the weather prove favorable this evening, large num-
Der OF our citizens intend take the Norwich line for
NJ Yorktor the purpose of enjoying the interesting SER
vices of Anniversary Week. Tickets to be had at the
depot.o at Mr.. Hendricks, 20 Front street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

E.DEATH FROM INTEMPERANcE.-Mr. Alexander
Catlln, civil engineer of Burlington, vt died sudden
y Cambridge, on Friday night last, from apoplexy,
supernduced by excessive drinking Of ardent spirits
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
The AlleghanianS,

VH0 have been singing for the last five wears in the
wv Western and Southwestern Cities, and the last 80
days New York and vicinity, respectfully announce to
FASHIONABLE and PLEASING ENTERTAINMENTS,
at FLAGG'S HALL, on
Wednesday g. Thursday, 14th 81 18th inst.
Two of the best Pianiss in the country will perform on
tins OCCASION one Of which has played Concerts of
Mdlle. JENNY LIND in Liverpool and New York.
u Programme of the Concert in future advertisements
my 6-dI Filth
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

% Miss Mary Taylor, the actress, has caused the
arrest OF young man in New York who is in the hab
1t OF annoying herby following her through the streets,
and by calling at her house and asking to see her.
This is a warning to her admirers.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

In the case Of Elias II. Derby, Of Boston, who was
injured by collision Of cars the Reading Railroad
last summer, the jury returned a verdict of $4,000
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
Rlack ManfilIa T.anas.
FRENCH BARAGE DE LAIETs.

TWO CASES Oft above Gonds, an ELEGANT ARTI.
CLE ank pronounced be quul IN St le and finish 10
be best all wool goods. The Goods aCtualy worth IS
per cent than the imitation English q American goods,
hut will be sold at the prices.
may6d& ws4w CHARLES A. UPTON.
FIaqr TIock
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

The person employed in taking the census Of San
francisco, states that he finds people from Massa
chusetts, than from any other State.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06


Genilemeni The weather, which wet, and moi
dS-lg, on The night of our pleasant tea party, kept
away many whose hearts were deeply engaged in its
objects. In this class of absent ones was of or
oldest citizens but he did not fail let hear from
him. The ''thing" he sent was received with marked
ayor and thinking it worthy of place in your paper,
copy Of it is sent herewh and placed your disposal
LEICESTER, May Sd 1851.
Things.
This is great country, and il contains great things
very great things, and many great things thing is
IN substance action, event. subject, matter, an
affair. This tea party is great thing--a great thing
of the kind, and great things shall result from
it. Hoping all things believing all things, attempting
great things, God helping us, will accomplish noble
things. Men and women not things, or rather they
ought not TO be things, ever. Animals and beasts Of
lower order in creation, ale called things; intelligent
beings aspire to the appellation of PERSONS
God created man little lower than the angles, and
crowned hun with glory and honor. For what! To
serve himself alone, seek his pleasure and graft
y his selfish propensties and thus degrade himself INTO
a thing! We have not so learned duty, neither will
we so lrculcate it, by precept or practice.
No man hveth to hmself-Is our motto. Our aim is
to do good to all, as we have opportunity especially to
lugtves from oppression.
Stars never twimkled a brighter world than ours
God never gave to fairer heritage than this
where every prospect pleases and only man is vie',
And but for the spirit that worketh in the children
OF dsobedence. the spirit of domination of lust and
prde the spnt that worketh oppression, cruelty and
wrong, in the shape of domestic slavery in nockery OF
Gods law, and every principle Of humanity we might
not be here on this wet, drizzng night, this palace
house, to call forth the sympathy for the oppressed
and afford succor to the hunted fugitive; but nigh now
rejoice as others viii rejoice in the good time coming,
when
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

DIsiNrEREsrED BEEEyoLEycE.--.The Boston
Courier Is enlighening the Democrats of the I'd Dis
triet with the opinions Of the ST. LOUIS Republican and
Illinois Register, concerning the position Of Mr. Ran
toul.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

ACCIDENTAL PoIsoEISG.-The children of Lem
uel Mesher, Esq Of Dartmouth, came near losing their
lives one day last week, in consequence of eating the
root Of the poke berry, misaking it for horse radish
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

QUICK PAssAeE.-The shortest passage to Calior
MIA has been accomplished by Boston built vessel,
named the Surprise, in ninetysx days from Boston to
San Francisco.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
Camnbridge CattIe nrarket-Anril 80.

At market $50 Cate-about 500 Beeves and SO Stores
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves yearly
and three years old
Prices-Marke Beei-Extra 81 90 per cwt-lst quality
So 25-2d do S. 75-3d do So 25-ordinary $3.50
Veal Calves-$3, SIS 81.
stores-Workng Oxen so, go, 100 100.
Cows and Calves-$20, %, IS $4O
Yearlings-None.
Two years old $l7, Ella S26.
Three years od-$l8, 24a $50.
Sheep and Lambs-lO35 at market. Prces-Extra IS
$7.a So By lot, $2,2,75,a $3.50.
Swne-Retai "a cents
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
'q .M 'sTOFos,l.1 os,l.1:zIrrT0Rs.

slp-ede .ssRIC fIa,e,o Iz ears expe-
ted to their rust will be execned the most Satisfactory
manner otthe many hundred buildings protected bv their
Conductors NOT one, TO thei know ledge has been dam
II Shop at Menifed's Building, Worcester Mass
ny6-d4m THOMPSON, SKINNER a. 90
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
SALE OF STOCKS,
AT Boston, Monday, May s..
Brighton NyarIxet-NTav1.

At Market 625 Beef Cattle no stores 80 pairs Working
Oxen, SO Lows and Calves l40O Sheep and Lambs and
2950 Swine.
Prices-Beef cattle-Extra 1925 75O; lst quality &C..
so 7; I'd do$5,75 6,25; Sd do SIS $50.
Working oxen,-$7u, rs, 80, 80, 100 Os, lis,
Cows and Calves,-$23, 27, 80, IS, 81, AZ.
sheep-$2,5O, ATS, $50, 6 a SIS.
Swine-Ohio hogs for sows, for barrows; York hogs
st a54 for sows, 64 81 for barrows Ret Il 81 7tc.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

Seven fugitive slaves, says the N. II. Statesman
passed through Concord on Tuesday, for Canada.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06

The rank of Cardidal has been conferred upon Arch
bishop Hughes, by his holiness Plus TX.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
Parasols, at Auction Prices.

Parasols, at Auction Prices.
IIE largest assortne, Sfevery style and price, may be
Il found Mt
my6-d6twtf CIAMBERLIN & CO.'S
Materials for Visites & Mantillas.
NM u have IN store complete assortment OF HEAVY
w PLAIN, & WATER EbsILKs a. sATINs, BLACK
SILK LACE Of all widths, varying in price from 10 cents
Two dollars PRINCES, GIMP, &c PATTERNS fur.
nishcd gratis to those who buy the materials.
ma, 6d&wis4w CHARLES A. UPTON.
Fugg Block.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-06
Wanted Immediately.

r First class TAlLOREsSES, TO whom constant en-
~ poyment and good wages will be given
my5-d3w IL. S. MOORE No. 2l3I Main ST.