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FACE OF THE MorHER.-Heavcn has i'm
printed on mother face, something tl,a, claims
kindred with the angels. TIE waking, watch
fal eye, which Keeps is ceaseess vigils over the
slunasring child the tender iook---,be angelic
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can reach, and which poetry fails in aten p,ina
10 portray. Upon the eulogies of The most elo-
quent tongue, we shsnd find Tekel written. I,
- m ibe syn,patbes Of the heart alone. where
iives the lively picture, and The eye may look
abroad IN vain. for Ills counterpart, in the works OF
at.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-10
The "Famiiy" Paper.

o..cle relative to the last trial to elect Sem
49,. = last weeks Eggs, we find the following
TLo uouse was full with the exception Olive mem
- thoe Of whom would, if present, nave voted a.
gsnst Mr. Sumner and two for him. ne iat,er We're
Wassrs Washburn of Worcester ana brauioru oi ~
1911 The last of whom being crazy ana In the insane
ou,u hos mt heen in his seat from the beginning.
11M!ar Sumner men were absent as follows; Cole
of Gbersbire Baxter ofNew Ashford, ana borden OF
Fall Piver 1t is yet possible that the plymouth menu
her now in the Hospital may be taken down to vote;
e' are informed that he has b3en visited by Free
Soil members of the Legislature, to test the question
his possession of sufficient reason to vote foI sum
ner. III
The coarse heartless, and mteeng manner IN which
Mr. Bradford of Plymouth is alluded to, IN this para
oraph is in true keeping with the source from which it
originates. 1t is one of the cases, where the writer
smoke out in his instructive character, without the cloak
ofdipomacy which frequently enshrouds his writings
Mr.. Bradford is gentleman OF refined and dehcate
feelings, amiabe and unobtrusive in his manners, oil
good practical sense, and very conscientious in the dis
charge of all his duties, political, social, and relative
of the last men, in fact who should be the subject
of any such remark as the above His temporary alb
CREATION of mind proceeded from severe personal in
jury sustained shortly before he brough to Worces
ter. We happy to learn that he is improving, and
will probably be restored to health before long time.
In relation the statement in the closing portion Of
the above extract, authorised to say, that ii is
false. month since, the Committee of the Legisa-
ture made IFS usual annual visit the Hospital That
committee consists of one Free Soiler and one Demo-
crat the part of the Senate and oil two Wings two
Free Soers, and one an-Sumner, or boiling democrat,
on the part of the House. As the Committee passed
through the apartments ofthem who were acquaint-
ed with Mr.. Bradford Zone Wing, and the other
Free Soiler,) stopped and spoke few words with him,
of general character while the others passed on with
out even knowing who he was. With this exception,
we learn from the highest authority, that Free Soil
member Of the Legislature has him. or been to the
Hospital for that purpose, since he was there.
The afflicon with which Mr.. Bradford has been Wis
tied, to which amen are table, and not the least
so, those of the temperament Of the editor of the Hgis
Should he ever meet like calamity, we trust that no
one may be found, who will be disposed to make it the
subject OF coarse and unfeeng not to say malicious,
newspaper paragraph,
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VirsuOus Indignation.

Nothing can exceed the violence of tone and vir-
ulence of epithet with which the wing presses repeI
the idea that Mr.. Webster exacted contribution
from his political friends before accepting the office
of the Secretary of State. One would think, 10
Judge from their language, that this was the crime
so great that to accuse another of it is crime
We knew that Mr. Webster had abandoned his
old personal hostilities, his sectional position. and
has epudated cherished principles to take up op-
poslte views of public policy and new associations.
But tins was all the Inconsistency with which we
charged him. Do his friends mean to say that he
has abandoned his character as well as his prncples
that he has ceased to be necessitous and depend-
emit? Do they claim that with his recent revuIsion
of sentiment, his bodily constitution is so altered that
ne is cured OF his stitching palm ?' Ia ting him
up as honest, and aultless in his private character,
while exhibiting him as reversing all the past IN his
public career do they intend to rob him Of his yery
identity?
1t is too late to make this outcry. 1t should have
been done years ago. If, when Mr.. Webster was
offered, by the Eastern cotton-spinners the sum of
$50 600, he had resisted the temptation or even
concealed it, he nigh have passed unsupported now.
But it is too late for him to plead the purity of his
character, to repel the charge brought with such
circumstantlalily and postveness by MIR Allen.
lis friends had better have admitted the truth Of
the charge, and denied the crimnality. Indeed. in
the falsehood of the denial constitute the chief ele-
ment of the offence which Mr. Webster has commit
ted against public morals If public contribution
had been spontaneously awarded him for national
servlces-as in England, to Golden and Rowland
Hill, and others, and in Ireland to O'ConncII. and
as has recently been proposed in France TO I,ouis
Napoeon-the people would have judged Of the trib.
ute according to the deserts of the object and womb
at all events, have been on their guard. But for
public Minister to accepta secret pension of $50 900
from spectators upon government paid to him in the
hope that his office would be so administered as 10
enable the dorors to make rich profit from Their
lnvestment-such a transaction has an odor of ma.
tionay altogether foreign to the tastes of the Amer
lean people.
There are doubtless many instances Of such con
| duct IN public men--Gome notorious examples Thai
OF Burke, who, after deserving the cause of the peo
pie, received pension from an arslocratic club i,
one. That charged against the President of IN,
French Republic, that he secretly obtained from III,
capitalists of France some millions, before his cleo
lion, which he repaid by sacrificing the principles o
the Republic, is another. Mr.. Webster NAV doubt
less find others, in the conduct of public men in Mex
leo; and we are quite sure that he had better rel,
upon such examples than upon the defenders he hal
| chosen.
While reading this exposure of the Secretary
State, one cannot help recurring TO the fct-saggest
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Young MONS Rhetorionl snnie.u

On Friday evening last the annual exhibition of this
association took place in the City Hall, which was
crowded with goodIy assembge of ladies and gentle
men, who manifested lively interest in the varied and
spirited proceedings.
The character of the exercises of very high or
der indeed. The eocution of the young mechanics
composing this society, was much superior to ANYTHING
we have witnessed at Seminary exhibitions; and the
ease and self possession with which they carried them
selves through the parts they played, reflected much
credit on them.
The saluatory Address, and the three preliminary
oratons highly honorable to the heads and hearts
of the authors; they were replete with true philosophy
and generous sentiment that of Mr.. Addison Palmer
was to our mind, most eloquent and excellent.
Mr.. j. B. Wheeers satire on "Spilitual'' lecturers
and mesneric operators, was one of the most finished
performances we have at any time, anywhere wit
messed; like Yorick, sit kept the benches in roar
In the amusing buresque of ''Pedantry," we though,
Mr.. Chas. H. Boswell peculiarly striking.
The sDebate" which closed the proceedings of the
evening, was conducted with all the decorum, ease
grace and regularity of regular convention. If any
foreigner ignorant of the true character Of the meeting
had been introduced into the City Hall on Friday eve
ming, we are certain that he would have supposed him
self amongst most accomplished rhetoricans and or
ators. The President pro tenn, Mr.. Chas Miles, spoke
like grave and reverend Senator; and the President
MIR. VIM. H. johnson, would not have disgraced the
Chair, even of the Senate.
We cannot partcuarize all that excellent, where
excellence was general but we cannot refrain from
expressing hearty qualification at the high talent
mental cultivation and love of right displayed by GU
young mechanics this occasion. This society ha
lot been two years in existence, yet the members Lave
acquired library of nearly 200 volumes, and are don
their best endeavors to add to the NUMBER we heart
wish them the most abundant success and we trust tina
their association will become one of the institutions
Worcester.
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SON Hand."-It will be perceived that A. p. WARE
has with his usual prompness and energy already very
large and desirable stock of SPRING CLOTHING made
up, generally in very superior manner.
lie informs his friends aud the public, that his stock of
Clothing, and his assortment of Furnishing Goods and
Piece Goods, for custom work, is little larger a Iii
Tie BETTER and more complete than any former time; and
he expects that the very moderate prices that rule the
whole will greatly facilitate exchange, and all that sort Of
thing He presumes that everybody knows his establish
ment but to prevent loss of money by getting into the
wrong shop by accident he thinks well to say that
all the foregoing has reference Great Clothing Es
Enlistment at and Merchants Row, front of the
worcester house. mars dwlw
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Correspondence of the Spy.
WASHINGTON. March 5.

IL.
The 3lst Congress is at an end. The records of its
proceedings closed up. How it will read fifty years
hence. How black and terrible the page will look, a
century hence.
There was more legislation perfected in the Senate,
IN the six hours ending Tuesday noon than during the
whole preceding period of the session. But hoo was it
done?. How much credit is due to a Senate intrusted
with great national rights and interests for hurrying
in six hours, that require careful consd
Grafton for many days?
The friends of the River & Harbor Bill, did not give
way till half past four Tuesday morning. and then on
y upon the absolute assurance of the opposition that
they would talk against the measure it was kept up
until the last moment of the session. The Bill was then
laid over till eight o'clock, apparently upon the honor
of the opposition for its revival at that period but it
troubled no one again. am glad the measure is de-
eated, because, whatever may be said for Improvement
OF rivers and harbors, there injustice in this BILL
and corruption in the manner proposed for carrying it,
Senator Dix developed the true principle; he reported
bill tor each Independent appropriation. Let every
tub stand on its own bottom.
The joint resolution for the relief of Kossuth passed
on Tuesday morning. Nobly done. But what con-
rast! We can send ship for the relief Of foreign
exile, but we cannot relieve citizen of the republic
from Incarceration in the dungeons of South Carolina
We hear the cry of men in other lands, struggling a.
ganst usupaon, and rush to their relief but we heed
not the wall of women in own land writing in TO-
ony under the lash of the task master and the law off
GER! In our own land, did say? Yes, under the
shadow Of the flag that floats above the sanctuary Of the
republic.
One ofthe last acts Of this Congress, was to shield
the Secretary of State from investigation. This was
an act gratuitous inlamy, and one which many who
were engaged in it, already repent. 1t was to make
Congress apoogs for species Of corruption which
would have lent deeper dye to the infamy Of a
Walpoe. Are the politicians of the country will.
ling pass under such reproash? If / could believe
SO, I should despair of the republic.
] will rejoice with you the defeat Of the resolu-
ton defaudng the naton for the purpose of keeping
up than Infamous journal, the Washington Union, with
Father Richie at its head. The old gentleman is out
in ugubrious article, in which he cannot tell what he
shall be able to do: what pity there is not general
Corruption Fund.- for the relief and support of all the
old wretches who have conspired against the welfare
and honor Of the republic.
This has been beautiful day, but the streets arc
comparatively solitary Nearly all the members Of the
House, and of the lobby, have left the city, &c.
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The Editor of this Paper would announce
his return again to the duties of his station which he has
Tor ur weeks been obi ged place other hands, on ac.
count oil severe cold 1t is with pleasure he acknowl-
edges his Indebtedness 10 Ayers Cherry Pictorial for cure
from IT, and great relief from suffering by its use and now
"ouo from experience recommend it heartily others
who may be afflicted he has been with belief that thew
may also be benefited as by its Christian AdUocate
For Sale in Worces er by M. B. Green, T. Laze and d.
Scott Jr.. & Co. morsdq,,vI,
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ca and physiological research has been the rood fortune
of William Boyle, 277 Washington street. Boston, to dis
cover the SINE qua non in the matter of shaving soap Ills
Amoie is recognised over the whole Union as the most
pleasing in its use and after affects, of all the many nyen
tons in the market II mpars healthy tone to the skin
mote and thoroughly purifes the complexion ~
~ Sold in Worcester by ID. Scott, Jr. & Co.. l.. T. La
ze, and NJ. b. Green -deodi,y,ni la
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spooI cotton --Sagamore continues in good request
with the pros pect that the supply will equal the de.
mand, as the ARTICLES rapidly ganiag in favor.
The Presdentess of the New York Sewing Society in
conversation with few days since stated thst il vas
e best Cotton she ever used and that she had ordered
1900 dozen for the use OF the society.
The above superior Spool Cotton for sale in this CITY v
MESSRS. CHAMBERLlN d co. marsdwsc1,
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~ We would call the attention of those traders who
are about visiting Boston for the purpose of max no their
spring purchases of Clothing, the advertisement of
Messfs Nhtng kehoe 81 Gaoupe to be found in another
column Their wholesale rooms always well supplied
and the standing OF the firm is guaranty that those
who call upon them will be well used
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-10
BLISS Compound Cod Liver on g

Colds coughs, bronchitis influenza &c. have ut last met
their conqneror in Blisss Compound Cod Liver Oil Candy
ties of cod liver OIL and avoiding all its horrible offensive
ness and dgusng TASTE There is now the slightest ne
cessty iOr person TO suffer with affections of The throat
and chest while he has % his pocket 10 nrocnre
package OF Bsss candy But caution our friends
10 get the genuine artcleno one Of its miserable
terleits of which the country is fun 'oD''
~ Prepared by B. X. BLISS sole proprietor snrngaed
Price % cts package For sale by d. SCOTT, JR * Co
senoin "seH'Si" "orcester' mars dwlw
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WASHINGTON. March o.

The Senate have confirmed Mr.. Kerr as Charge to
Nicaragua. Mr.. King Charge to New Grenada, MIR.
Clark Secretary of Legation at Brazil and the pres
ent Postmaster at San Francisco
Hon. Henry Clay leaves tomorrow for New York
1t is thought there will be quorum in the Senate
Monday.
communication from Nj. Yulee, claiming to have
been elected by the Legislature was laid on the table
and ordered printed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-10

Mks. =. GOODWIN, an experienced and succes.
ul Midwife, Gas hundred and more can testify dnro
the past year. 950O holds herself in readiness dav and
night to attend to the duties Of her profession Thankful
Tor past iavors, share Of patronage is solicited which
MOud DC bestowed upon WODdn, md IL not will be upon
man word to the wise Is sufficient Residence M g
Anstlnrtreet l3mosl Worcester, Jan. 49, 1851,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-10
LECTURES ON CALTF0RWTG

I'M 1 te4uest OF citizens of Worcester two Lectures
Sio p g9s'lia Relations of California by julius H.
I oil TINS city, the first Tuesday evening March
IN NJ lne second on Tuesday evening, March 18th "
DoIls OPEN at I-commence at n O'Clock T,,kets for
,ootu.es 20 cents to be had at the Bookstores Of o.
20 ana j. Grou and at the door, single tekets
mar4-lW2W
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$4,000 Reward.

OF, RUsSET WALLET. with ,tea, c,osn oor..,.
e one hundred dollar bill on the Hart ord RnnL and
some o sever dollars on the Winsted Bank Conn and
SIM ouso cnge and one silver American dollar and
me papers OF value to one but the owner -' N
ne aove reward will be paid any one no will give
norialon where it, and contents can be found AT Ii1cb
Mass. IioTne; w oIcestef,
marl0.dwlw o'AiN iOD1E
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Exclusively to the Spy
Arrival az the Georgia.

NEW YORK. March "
The Georgia arrived about ten o'clock last evening,
with the California mails, 40 passengers, and half
million Of gold She brings later news from Havana
but it is not important.
The frigate Raritan from Rio Janeiro, arrived at
Valparaiso January 18th, and the soop of Vincen-
mes on the 10TH Upwards OF six hundred thousand
dollars worth of contraband goods have been seized at
Mazatan.
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MRS. Nj. S. THOMPSON, p. actitioner of
obstetrics and Medicine, No. 10 Salem 81 wonId
say 70 he ladies' in this vicinity that she an extensive
anu haVins mad unparalleled success. give ref
attention paid to cancers. Advice Free iai
Worcester, JAM 3, 1851 isn2d,.,
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RALrIMnRr NInrch O


Thomas Mclaughlin was executed at Cumberland
yesterday, for the murder of his wife. About ten
thousand persons present. He made no confess
ion.
of $250,OO0.
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ShOemakers Wer+od

III pep@eg bra worken wanted, to work on mems fine
and rsEeu orogns The highest cash price vyi h nnS
N s on einpIoymeng given Enquire Of Web, 20 pu'
scIbers 1900 Dos'on or address the sub
CRANKY ct Moxch o ,o,f ALLEN & PRATT
~ or
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-10

SEGAkS of Exquisite flavor are alyvo1-s tn
DC found IN quantities to suit at the Drug Store of
Gb1ed,r l.. I. LAZELL.
W. 20l Main ST
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LEWIS L. JOY, Architect r1,.,
ni inAey ROW, Opposite the American Temnersrsss
jams wOPCFsrrn 49,.
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New York, March Z.
Arrival ofthe Empire city.

..e.. aAANAF"i u Inc empire NAbys
The Empire City has arrived from Chagres.--She
brings 100 passengers, and $75O,O00 gold dust. She
left Kingston March LIST.
There were very few passengers on the Isthmus
which as healthy az could be expected.
IFrom the Pacific News Of Feb. IL
The Legislature is rapidly and judicionsly framing
appropriate laws for the internal government Of the
State.
The Canvass for Senator is exciting as ever. The
Democrats have four five candidates in the field and
their opponents but one.
The mines in the mountains successfully
prosecuting their labors than for some time past.
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i've OF omnous refections-that some of our national
honor and dearest rights are in the custody of Mr.
Webster, with wham the Ministers of foreign pow
ers richly endowed with ecret service money, con-
duct their diplomacy -.aEbany Alias.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-10

Female Physician and Ntdyvife.-MRs T.
a. flEKCE, graduate of the Female Medical s;chool
I3Ca.eu IN Buston respectfully informs the ladies al
oioester mat she will give immediate attention in ali
cases where her services may be required upon nm,
PlGltioh at her residence, No. II Main street y
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. imI-yy1ta9,pos
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WATER CuRF.--DR. s. ROGERS is now prepored
70 board and uea patients give treatment without boarr
at his residence, NO. GLEN STREET '''''
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to IL, and to 4-at No 3M.ptt
STREET d6wtf " Haa3n ~
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A Good Channa

II Go0ns snd +, lgsn and Clean stock Of WEST INDIA
''I rh o. years Possession given mmedmely sure ior
., ne uooVe 1neIs rare nducement to any nerson t,
engage ~ ihe West India Goods and Groce, WISHING
situated on the corner of Central ond sr s.
Central street. o'" inquire mt No. SIS
Worcester, March g, 1851. s,o,c
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THE AZTEC CHILDREN.
1Hese EXTRAORDINARY Curiosities

WILL be exhibited for Il few DAYS At WAIno 1,r1
,bo GO commencing on TUESDAY, March 4th and during
" Hours ofExhibition from to s. and fron toopM
u Abundance l2 cents without dIstncton Of ara '-
sonable terms. WIN S'loois upon rea'
mAr3-dtf
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Myste1ous Knockings, nothing comparet
70 the bargains you get at the Cottage 10 np Street
Try II. DANIEL g ~ 20
iebI7-dtf w.
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u JOB PRINTING of all kmds-PnmobIets
O"'alOS"es, shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIE.
cnr0s' concert Bills, Visiting and business
OAENDs' rosters, &C. &c.-NEATLY and PROMPTLY
executed at THIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms d,f