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DIR. PETTITS
American Eye Salve,

American Eye SalVe,
svrEmoR TO ASr KSowS REMEDY
FOR DISEASED EYES,
Tor Iaasmm,IIsa ~ that delicate Organ,
whether acute or thrsnlc--for EgD ptiaa
Uptbsln,ia-- Atsuy Of the Optic Nerve,
GTnuuiatiss- sf abe Lids--l icsrntisu
OF the Iacsry,"at Giasd- sad weak
ne. Of Ni.ian frsa auI rause.
Dr. J. PETIT. a meuber ~ te Nautical So
ctgry ~ ON6NpAGo c., y. Z, AMI fsr forty
y.r. a su.sfstfuI practitioner ri I".Is. hts lY
artu,I sxpsr.meut. nui a series of prrIt' iu va
hs'v az I.sstses 0f the 1sa i.scoyr-'l r. sr.el'.lc
ar1lrI0lnsu' uf Ingredient, combining fHt.lg,
,Hgg AL t,rsaghsHi1g UTuusT'isi. chat have rv-
suIfrIIy sTt-rirf mt.v Asr.VI.uIsg CrUTs. lul
have sa.u-sl fbfHe AMERICAN EYE NALFE. A
pr,rH,sp Fry'wy, sHslaIH'ti1 as history ~ 1ay
uiai or prspfrliDa.
Tho NmrficIn Eve S1lVr is recommended
with perfect rHIh fence t0 H' rE1 lrn troubled Ufl
scat ore sFft whether caused Hv HrufH ur gr|I.
o. iuduuup'0I,H-r' f.rafti.sH or.H.H=r9IlH,sf or
dfIf 4 saa.=fifrfsli ifl's ~ b. optic Hfrrs-dr
o. istsrs lpi iaJ ,o,l1sai lis ~ 30 s5s.
Please reel ffe following statements
AitlrI'sro' w. John BHr1r, So % Commerce
Street. Newark. y D., whose FyFf HHI been rNr-ri-
ir. sHrr Or fi.''s.H H.ff Eas Cufrl Hy one use ~
90 30 y ~ iva s,lyE
Hiram Cove, Of S.I'h Adams. Moe. uys-"T
grrs 10 ta' ~ by 40 hrt Bon 1H|tf'fi ri'b ore
49, II rHEEE YEtE, r7f % rlrsii .1" lhe bal
aurs " ne i'fr1 ore lI rIrs. 1rl several have
fp'Sel '0 ma 'Ir some. ta11 |u selI mo- ilhlu
y by Exr-rssf
X. s. BgFlm. 0f ua.11'1v1. Dr.. It,' ran rlr.bls-
81 illsl AlI FHHs-H 49, Lrg Been s..I, AID
EyEr BOX ErFErTED 4 ,rUE.
John N Miller. 0f Mrs-51-g 81. write, ~
father has suffered greatly ~ N-iY F.Iu with
CHHpyur lSrL,uu,rtrS ~ IHE IIE', 1Hi hti
ttsg fHrrlIl ulr.i 'T Hf.1T Ear AW. iva NhLfr.
"ssr.ns aIl'H...r DO elected 0I .u. THH .r-
du-sI o. apply go r. tDrnfrl.rs "Hr NY
s,sr. which rtsml.h 81 ITl.I fri fTr'#.. HH.,T
d5.tr-gHi HrH.- r. fE g..-r l1 uF .l.".'~
AMI astar..Fmrr'. igflf rs. z .H. 90. ritE Jl,TE
VA, Hy,lru. az 'ts r.r', 10 f.1g .l''
"a cousin. about .H' F.|F. U.. "..I
Frnu Iyrt,cr wuU s.Er ru. .II ...I ...g
nF 49, EIr NAgEF. "..t Al" ..r.l Do ...f 90
1'H aiunning sore ou hi' iAc'.'
r4rr4 ,r.s won r.-r.r ---.frs f...r.I .-....
iv .- tHs nf". NJ diseased c,rs, f.. I've
frtrAlN EXTRACTOR, N WG WORLD.
Persons EN. hove r..I .. fr f..Hs .....f
sorr eyes, lrr .H.' f- spU- aud inntm-
mation., faf .. .1.sR. ..... H.r u.s' .H.r..8
yArH.''
Tiat&uiufnlara Burn, aa Senld'
t.ar-.or,r Chlblnin', r-'' so o.
I'D. f"sf fF..f r...f
scroulou. sore. md J'lcsr, .-. ,..7 ,-.f
'#f'IH fs H... 'F. p ft 20
nr,pt,' Sor. Socks and Chhfes a.r ..r.l
b. eH. .- r" rr
urr.rsI. frt, pilr,, r.... .lr -ra#s
rH Hf !. l. ..Hi ..F '# ...r Hf.."i
F.H '...fH..' .. ".Hf .. .. . .rf. ... ..
ar .fsr iIr.r rr-f.t
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DIR. MARsHALL's
ClTiRRa IND nElDlCnE MGFF
GA Ag'ut Auowu fur rem3Vnga
Cold In the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Affections.

This SNUFF has proved the most sfeg'uzl rene
dial Agent known f1r rem5y.Hga
Cold In the Head, the Headache, and all
Catarrhal Affections.
o. Hsri-0f an WHlLZlNG OR BuZZING SIN
SATlON such a. are produced by zoo great TOW
and pressure of NOD spon Ne brIis.-,urrs the
HeaIache AMI i the oniv agent known upon vh.rb
you can rely with confidence fJf a COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE y t.ai noii frOa5lsi5ns d.isdis,
The Catauh.
u clsIHis'. iir,ughsHi dai rsf'Srst D. islig Ifi1s
az Hoss organs aad HsHbraasnt pIstIg,s - ~ hsIf
the gbiirart0a Of which produces pIis ~ rs fors-
hsld and region u The fgsi a srf y 90 FHg ~ 10
Noe, a is'i, fr'atsr d,yIPs1y fOu Ne Bsld $40
hs Thr1lf. SC.
Al. thee Il cures easily sni speedily and the
most confirmed Cases of JataTTh, 10 usually
cures IN FEW MONTHS.
Its an unhiling cure for bleeding at the
Nose, n psrsyerei In but sh1u time"
There o, a spuriou, article In the market. put mp
by II, Q. Gntey, Which dealers and buyers viii 90
well % avoid.
The test o. the genuine {, % zee tha, Il bear The
Jiaipshsr, W
Z. w. ATWELL, Portland. Ne, Wloisilis AgsEL
70 whom orders ioE supplies Of the medicine may 30
... . 81. .....s.
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M AL ~

NhNs#AN
truT. NiUH rIll, Irisi with fhf l'rHm NJ health.
With Mia a.r urc ant rir rlUau marble
~u'i GOOD sa,r, as Jis fragrant iu-s-
Teeth I. ,..l,l 8uI white 1s ulallsisr.
lir'atb ui fvr,fst lagrlHrr, sHd Nps Of coral tint
With flowing uIg De- IH.i Eiussy nlks,
lpNuriglt ii's.,s ihn,ing sa'riulI, Ger lhs swan
ihr ns.k,
So daik UIu.i 1s .T.f. i1 mar tbs p,l.in. picture.
a. tp D,sl ,ul shlt.vs sec l,ut,'s master piece.
RNnwSN'S INDICATED SOAP.
Compnsed Of che u"st t,..eious, rare aaI fragrant
gurs,
ufoluHs, OLE, aHl costly rss,urr.-.
~ t1Nrr., ruHi', f,,,s, aHI oriental plants,
Processing vuiifuus. ,iuur. u',r Nm .is..tsss.
TO THE COMrLUNION IT IMPACTS
beauty.
lly CLEANSING lhc Kin from 'll crrptiyr matter.
N'A's 'lr'n che 'r,s ,i''. beIiHu tr ihs cspiares
Is, which 30 pH,.Hr.u. huuHr. 8rs ,isstrd,
Aui h,,Ihs l,tiuu 90 che fkn fr.torrd.
u ths teeth BE- gi,r. vhiirnsss ani pf,tcnts dscay
u make. tlr shi1 -oit sweet nod .ui.Hih,
l''rsiurus ihr musi i,Iul.iSv tni d.h.utcI Nisage
1" '.rhr aUd b'iuuiul oumph,siun
RAILWAYS CIWCAsSINN BALM
lmraIt. nulrimrat Co ihc hail.
Make d struug, -Ipss,, rleh and luSmilri.
,isiuse. The srhlp from dsndua'-gi'ss action q
thr huibs--
fs.tru'tSe hsiruron lhr.cip and fofoe. ittovrov-
Like gualo 30 70 h,fren .uil, q make. u rish .n
puducii,e,-
10 does ,h, hair male it smooth and glossy
Struug ind l-,uiilul. Gr.
Rsaglg's cyraaisH B1l, % fls &c no rls, .i,yi.
- f,icr % Gents rer hlule.
kADWAl y Co, Practical Chsmi,t,.
fof Ssle, Nh1lrsale ani Retail B.,
h' ". Hay, Druggist. Portland,
-, General Agent TOE the STATE II Maia@.
w Application, ior Ageneies IN aid State, mu,
H. s'dfcssed o. him.
Agents Tor south Paris, Rnst 4 Go. Druggists
and lhiueas Morse. Agents ef BBckEcld. r.. A.
wood = Coz North NoSsay, v. spif: South Wa.
isriord, Chaplin NsI.c-. I,3l
Ju',. ls5i
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Look Herel
Bounty Land for Soldiers

M nr Wa riIsIa.-.fhs I.r"r arH uH.r
" l-IH1 Nar. .rH.l l-'1.-1r| f.. fi. ,.um...
l.r.I .H.l.fs .'iLr NaIu.H N.,lr..-ah ssr
,.i I.I .Hs u.r'b HU.i r.uHI.., trH hHEr H...IH..
HH Hn|. -HIHrI l...H|. Nr fh.if af..u. .f r.rrHr
rHd sr.I rhH.u,t ..I., f.r n.u av Do lluEN
no MuuuNAN, 20 NHuHI I,Uuu-r, b..-
tHu, 81 r. hH. aH AlH., 100 NHsIr-f.H.
n. .I.rE. rl'..f ra..f..fa. d. hBs -rr|... is
OBJ, Weston sflr. tr OH. s.'.,H.uut ItuH. a.I
t.,au.. % yaugH'.. rs personal i1.gs.iI.r, anI
Iai. i1s hI.N..t Di.H pl0o iHI land, t.rs I.,l'.f
uu. ~. 1850. la~.
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rAINIIL II.LIN.s
-riNNl CuWrIi ANTS

N-'B" ..r.r..s .f...... H.. ...f.f r.n 1H
ru.f.aIl .ra.- 10. .aH. vi., OBJ. E,,., l.s.
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Cart hhcci>.

DElDl ua.. Csu NIr, ~, stih Cast lfon liuls
AZ Iual d. uH.i su.i uufflHH.I -u,t.
ALL, Hot. ~ 49, anil ieIl, separately.
o.. s-,l, HAOWN : CO
Ns,aay, Apul - 1854. lIu
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WI. r. GOOpNCW. taa.
JJSAIuas e. MttLrrr, Esliral TEl-iasr.
Ngr,sy. Ne.
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FOR BOSTON.

DuLr, (suuEuArs = suspA,' rNcrFrrrJ
hTS q ID; 'i' , '.., , 1921 G,.,,si . :s
TX -, IrriHf s.,-r.irg ~is1Iusfs IT.
N-'--s NWUENCT. Cg,rt CNHr.
~rUEriv,sr,l auI lpiIN MARSHALL, (Cart.
Go. kstUf,l ufI wn Bs D.lUes
I.rsyirE Atlantic Roll E1 What c,,rr Mln.
.ht. Tt,sHa,. W,I1.s .s,. Thlr.dt, Bnj fudsy,
10 : o',iu,k T.. VI aHd Central What, nastHu, un
-su. dH,s. 10 u',lu,k y. VI.
Csha r..ss.r. sIOD
nr,L -
Freight plsn bt NV ratss.
y U.=IaTh ll#u - irfuishri with large ruHI.
lsr ~ ~Yts EHuHs &C. tba arrlmpHltrH0u of Lattice
IHl Ianurrs aHI travellers an1 urnfrisI that Nj,
HktH. ihIs bon. Hufh saving ul uIHs Bri rsIeus,
uIII ls ul To-. HHI that che iHrsuyFrfus. 81 Hriy-
Bog u Ulsub az i,ra h.1Fs % che Hr, ht viIi aIsH .
avoided.
Ibr U.a's arrive Boz sr,sa1 BE- thr passengers o.
take lhr earliest f#t.Hs .HI .ffl. cots.
T. BILLINGS N-aHf. r.uauI.
UtuuhS A..Hf. nHs.uu.
March -. 1851 ~
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Tor Nalc or io LEI.

Tor Sale nr 10 Let.
TIT TAVERN STAND at S.luh
--l PrI.s. q ..a1 1. ih 'At'1atc H.u+r.'
Frrfs. Oh. i,sir1 BE- hl,art arI ai,, vifh-
los r tHHs ..rHtrs vHi of Oh, Opt
- ib. l..sf 90 Isrty hrH.-Lr ili viil
1000. tI.f ..tf., f L--usi o. 30 nus uuj-f-
.HF.H 1h IsfariH-, insu.r alI u.t.iie, lr
N u.NH s.ir,stlur. ,ui Improvement. ore
. .'. tHrurrtrd With ths .tiBi ace two
- .i sfa i1 a h.gh tat. ui ru'iiyltrn.
lI .iatC aii 10 ..ti tIf e u...tststs r,ira. au,l
-l- ,fs1 uf i'viiI o. st ta a -,-.d. ,,.t.,.,i's
.ir. t.ul t..er o. Eve ,ssfs al Cir isut Ant,
fGs .,aI.srs O..
EDWARD MANWTl
~.r,h T.rf.. N.t 90. ls-I. itssttf
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saw and Shlnglc Viii for ,aIe.

TIlE who'll. o. unc h,fuf ths mill. situated on
Duskci River be- Wltrfirrd, and nmrtl, knavu
thr MrNau Mills wiII d. .uII ~ good iur-
gam, sn immediate Hissgssiuu gi,rl. Thee Mui.
f, we'll situated g. a constant suppl, 81 lumlcf.
tId ready market &c the saline. Pc lluhrr u,f.
tiruar inquire 1T SAMUEL HALE, un the rrrm.
Zee, ~ the Subscriber ~ Norway.
VA T.. GOODNOW.
Apnl p. ISL. eupi.tfII
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For California.
For Salc---l New Brick House.

'i'ilE above, with convenient uut LuiIIiu1s sDd
l % 90 aY a.fr ~ rIIm, h1i, ,rN U.elslrt',
situated Ii steep Falls Village il Norway, will h.
sH'i at bargain, uud pu.sgssiun gwen immediate
d.. Irrus 80 payment ,.ts,. Zoe further IlitIru.
hr. ,u4urr ct THOMAS rOuL, ou the pfcmi.c.,
uf thr .uI.tultt
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Dir. PETTIT'S
CANKER BALSAM.

Nursing Sore Mouth Sore 'iuUlrs In
h.t.' sore Mouth. Hiuftui.' surH Iuus
while trrthing= ttuIrr tu che Mouth,
Throat, Stomach uI iiuwt lsui Grown
Persons 90 thildrrp; tUt tuf tHu-
her accompanying tuukur Nu'h
aud scarlet 'rNtt. rWrIlri Tom
sils-luiptpu Of tur LIuu-
chic. Ar.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
Massachusetts Legislature.
THuRsnAY M

THURSDAY, May s.
SENATE.-Rcports Of Com nr,ttees-By Mr.. Robin.
son, Manuacurer-Reports leave to withdraw on the
petitions of nuber of persons, for incorporation for
manufacturing purposes.
BY MIR. Wilkins, Railroads and Canals-A b;l, coo.
corning the Norfolk County Railroad
Sundry papers were advanced one STAGE
Sundry Bills Passed 10 be Engrossed The hill FIR
the relief Of nsolyent debtors was passed 10 be en-
crossed.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration Of the
bill to incorporate the town Of Endicot
Messrs. Cazneau, Whitney, and De Witt were in "a,
vor OF the passage of the bil and Mr. Russell was on
posed TO it, The question was finally lost, by vote Of
ii to IA.
HousE.-Several petitions for and against the Troy
and Greenfield Railroad were presented and laid on
the table.
Reports Of Commitecs.--On Public Charitable Inst-
tuons-that the bill to establish second Hospital for
the Insane, ought TO pass
Ordered, oil motion Of Mr.. Stetson of Braintree.
that the Committee Finances consider the expeden
cy OF repeating the act offering reward of 200 for
the discovery Of remedy for the potato rot.
On motion of Mr.. Stetson communication from
Bryant w. Randall of MidIeisland, Long Island, ad-
dressed to the House, in relation to the potato rot was
read by the Clerk The Recommendation of the writer
was to cut OFF the vines close to the ground as
soon as they begin to die The reading Of the paper
was received with much merrment = =
l. Sundry bills were ordered to be engrossed Amonv
them to incorporate the First Evangelical Con-
gregatona Society in Uxbridge, and one to incorpo.
rate the Worcester Mechanics Bank
The House lookup the bill to enable the Troy and
Greenheld Rairond to construct tunnel through the
Hoosa: Mountain. II was advocated by Mr. Bems
of Watertown, and Mr.. Wilson, of Lenox. and on
posed by Mr. Nettleton, Of Chicopee.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

AN INTERESTING SToRY.-'Shon, mine shon, >
said worthy German father to his hopeful heir, Of
ten years, whom he had overheard using profane Ian
guage. 'Shon, mine shon, come here, and fil dell
you ion little stories. Now, mine shon, shall it pc
drue shtory or makes believer
oh, true story, ofcourse! answered John.
Ferry fell den. Tere vas vonce goot nice oIdt
shentleman, lshoost like me,) andt he had a tam
tirty llddle boy (shoos like you) Andt Won day he
heard him shwearng, like young fillan as be vas.
50 ne vent to the winkle (corner) andt dook out a
cowhldes, shoost as am toing now, andt he dook
der trty lidde plackguard py de collar, (dis way,
you see,) and volloped him shoost 20! Andt den.
mime tear Shon, he bull his ears dis way, and deli
hm to go mtout supper, shoost as you will TO, dis
eiening.' art
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

AsorHER "EccENrRIc PARsos.' Odd Doc or
S. was among the most eccentric genuses ot the
CLOTH" He held FORTH many long years since. SON e
where in the region of the White Mountains, IN the
Granite State. His pulpit window was so situated
that from it, there full view Of the OH Monao-
ence on the power Of ath he rected the passage from
the New Testament, in which it is said, If ye have
faith as grain Of mustard seed, ye shall say to this
mountain, be ye removed sc. Then be exclaimed,
yes, my hearers, if YOU had faith as grain OF mus
tard seed and could say Old MonadnOck, be ye re-
moved, it would be''-when, pausng, and casting his
eye out Of the pulpit window he shook his head grave
ly, and continued-''dOrbtfn, my hears. Old Monad-
mock tOlera5y big hill, but you can Ty.-Pfoslds"cs
Journal. gers 4 asr5at as4 q 81
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

MASSACRE OF FUGITIvE SLAvEs.-The VIC
Culloch and his rangers lately encountered gang of
runaway negroes, in the neghborhOod of the Neuces
while making their way towards Mexico. They
were Immediately challenged to surrender, but, in
stead of complying with the demand, they opened a
Fire on McCulloch's men, killing two and wounding
one of them. general engagement then ensued,
in which all the negroes were killed.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

MEssRs. EDIToRs: Having occasion to call at A. p
WARES Clothing Store, few days SINCE we were agree
ably surprised the pile of good and fashionable
garments of every description upon his tables We say
agreeably because this Of things different from
what it was but lew years since, when Ready lHade
Clothing hardly deserving the name, and when no
cloth cut up by the manufacturers of ready made
clothing which possibly couM be disposed Of IN any other
way tits, however, at this time exactly the reverse.-
None but the hest and fashionable of cloths
purchased by the gentlemany Proprietor of this establish
men and by the assistance Of good and tasteful cutters
he is enabled offer TO the public, assortment Of cloth
ing which, for beau and durability cannot be surpassed
ap22-dWtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT NoRTHBoRo'.--OnT Tues.
day afternoon, Mr.. Henry l.. Southwick, in the en-
ploy of Capt Sias Haynes, was engaged in blasting
rocks, premature explosion occurred, by which Mr.
was thrown into the air. and so much injured that he
wIlprobaby die. The skin Of his right arm and breast
was so uuch blisered that it rolled OF his thumh was
carried of, two fingers broken; also the lower
jaw bone IN three places; apart Of the lip aud tongue
were carried away, and stone was forced into the
right eye He was SO mangled and disfgured as hard
to be recognised by his acquainances. young man
named Woodbury., who was standing near, was also
injured, but not seriously. y.--Bosfon Journal.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

SUIcIDE.-Deacon Charles Hills, of Ieominster
aged 60 years, committed suicide Wednesday mt rn'
ing, by hanging himself beam in the shed near his
house. No can be assigned for the commission
of this act, except hereditary predsposion to nsan-
ity which the family is subject Dea. Hills in his
usual health and spirits when he arose. and dd several
chores about the house, Immediately precedent to the
fatal moment. He had deliberately prepareda piece of
ascended ladder and cast himself off,
He possessed some property, and of considerable
standing in the community. E
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

The brig Commerce, Capt. Green, arrived at Bos-
ton, from Baltimore, picked up on Friday morning,
boat containing eleven survivors of the crew of the
fishing schooner Minerva, of Harwich Mass, before
reported capsized, and all hands lost. Five Of the
crew were washed off, when the schooner capsized
The nine men in the boat, were almost insensible
when fallen in with, and one named johnson, died
before getting into Holmes Hole.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

Asa Mr.. Patterson, of Stockbridge, was in the act
OF descending well, about nine O'Clock on Monday
last. the well suddenly gave way, and formed an
arch over his head He had descended about 80
ieet. A very large number of citizens Immediately
engaged in digging, and the work proceeded until
about hall past seven O'Clock in the evening, when
the individual was relieved from his position, suffer-
ing more from exhaustion than from bodily injury.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

THE CUBAN ExPEDITIoN-The Washington
Republic thinks the reports that the Cuban expedi-
tion has been abandoned, are not to be trusted, as
they are only intended to battle the Government in
Its design of supPressing the expedition. private
letter is Published in the Republic from Jacksonville
Florida, to the effect that expedition was certain
ly on foot there, and was expected to sail on the sh
of May
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
SIGN PAINTINn
Sign Painting Business.
Assessors Notice.
CHAs-P. CHAPLIN.

44A1O1HOAD y 4vVb4CVs
HE Assessors OF the City OF Worcester hereby give no.
tice to the inhabitants of said City, and to all person
liable to he assessed therein for County and City iax M
the year 1851 that they will be in session their
Harrmgtons brick building, corner of Main and Front
in said city, Iom Monday the I'd day OF June next
urday, the 7n day Of said June both ucIusve from to
IL o'clock A. NJ, and from O'clock p. NJ, Of each
day, and all persons liable be assessed aforesaid are
reqHesed TO bring said assessors the time and place
above mentioned, true and perfect lists Of their polls
all their estates, both real and PERSONAL (ot exempted
from taxaton) of which they possessed the lh
day of May instant.
Persons holding estates in trust: whether for minors
otherwise particularly requested furnish the
with statements in relation to such es aies.
E. II. HEMENWAY,
VIM. DICKINSON
EF Entrance to Assessors from Main street,
ond door from Front street, up stairs.
Worcester, May z. 1851. mye-dwtJe7
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

% Ebenezer Daily, man rs years old. was arrest.
ed Boston, on the first day of May, for drunkenness
and not being able to procure bail for his appearance at
future day for good behavior, was committed to ia,
where he remained until Tuesday morning, when he
died in fit of derium tremens. An inquest was held
upon the body, and verdict was returned in accord
ance with the above facts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

RARE EPlGRAM.-This history of certain VIM.
Smith, who lived at Penrhyn, is thus pthily summed
up on tombstone in the church yard of that place
"Here lies William Smith, and what is
Somewhat rarish,
He was born, bred, and hang'd in,
This here parish.''
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

A planter named Clanton, in Providence parish,
La, was killed in his bed, short time SINCE by
two Of his own negroes, who afterward carried his
body out TO field. and burnt it on log heap. The
neighbors made them confess the deed, and then
hung them to a tree
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

Notice to the Ladies.-Hayng fitted up Rooms Is
he Convenient and pleasant ndnae, eyprsxsf
the DRESS MAKING BUSINESS. and engaged the servi-
of experienced Msntua Maker, (Miss NJ. JoHN-
SON. shall be ready April lst, carry that depart
men of business all ats different branches, in the most
tastef fui and scientific manner.
p S.-We would also inform the Ladies Of Worcester
and its vicinity that have made arrangements
ceive the LATEST LONDON & PARIS FASHIONS,
semi-monthly.
aprl-dWtf L. HARDON & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

B- convention Of colored people, lately held at
Cambridge, Md, voted to send delegation to Liberia
to inquire into the condition Of the colony with view
to future emigration, if their report should be favorable
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

The RICHEST MAN NEW YoRK.-The largest
individual tax paid by any person in the city Of New
York, is by VIM. b. Astor Last year he paid into the
city Treasury, the of S23,s9l for taxes The as
sessed value Of his property in the city is 81 SOO
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

~ The alcohol factory Of John w Ryan, in South.
wark, Philadelphia, was blown up on Monday after
noon, the alcohol taking fire in the kettles VIM Ma.
son was badly injured, and the building shattered to
pieces,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
West Rrnnkfald.

An Anti-Slavery Meeting viii be held in West BTookfeld
in the Vestry of the Congregational Meeting house, on
SATURDAY EVENING and SUNDAY NEXT, May 10th
and 1lth.
SAMSEL May JR., STEPHEN s. FOSTER, and (probably)
ABBY KELLY FOSTER will be present at the meeting, which
all persons invited TO attend. my7-4twh
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

Almra Beasley. the girl arrested for poisoning her
hall brother in Cranston, R. l. hele-., - :
h. was pfofessed ''medum'' OF the
spirit rappers She admitted to the coroner that she
gave the child arsenic. She has been committed
for trial.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

R On Tuesday, thousand dollar bill was lost in
Boston, and on being advertised returned the
cashier by poor lrshman named Michael Brady who
had picked it up in the entry of bank. He received
$50 as reward. Nmt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

GIsDIAS ArFAIRs.--It is announced in the Repub.
lie and Intelgencer, that the Secretary Of War has
been adopting efficient measures recently to repel
the Indian hostilities In Texas and elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

notice. shall start business lCsrnsy to Sly
Louis about May sh and will take charge Of any legal or
business commissions that may be entrusted to for the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys Illinois, Michigan &c.
aA3G-d9t T. w. GALE. l44 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

Bristol Bill, now in the Vermont State Prison, en-
gagged in the mandatory Of scythe snahs, is said to
be in excellent health, and the warden of the prison
says ne is Just about the BEST the smartes, and most
dllgent workman in the prison.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

q The cholera has again broke out in the parishes
Of Hanover, and also made its appearance in West
mOreand, (Ja) The disease, each instance, proved
fatal in about two hours after attacking its victim.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

u JOB PRINTING Of sA knds-PamphIets,
Catalogues, shop BIIls, Bank Checkss Pla-
cards, COncert Bills, Visiting and Business
CARDS, Posters, &c. &e.-EEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms. diff
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

letter containing $500 was returned to the
Greenfield Post Office, on Sunday last, from the
dead letter office at Washington, for gentleman
who supposed that the money had been stolen from
the mail
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

fugitive slave case was brought before Judge
at San Francisco, March 80, but had not been de-
cided The slave was brought to California by his
Mississippi master. and there left the latter, and
claims his freedom. ss,rts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09

GREAT HAuLs.--On Thursday morning last
nearly two tons Of bass, Of all sizes, varying from
one TO sixty pounds, were taken near DenniDg'.
Point, opposite Newburg, in seine ew
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-09
b L. HARDoN & co.

Badness Prevented !-By the use OF Burditt's oil
eaginous Medcated Compound badness bU prevented
dry hair soened the dandru removOd and the hair beau
use The genuine article may be found at the Drug Sto
Of L. T. LAzELI 2Ol Main street. Price rs and S7 cents
per bottle. apl6-dtf