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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08

A., BosToN, June, 1851
MR.. :. II: LoRINe-Dear Sr;I have received your let
.er informing me that my patent right is nnged in Wor
cesler have hud similar from other places and
some OF the parties Infringing have settled the matter No
prosecution has yet been enered but shall enter one and
aer getting decision against Of the nlringers sha
zeal summarly with all others Whether they be makers
or users of the article patented.
Yours Respectfully,
H. EMERSON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08
The Attention OF Purchasers

and Consumers is solicited the following named SUPE-
RlOR GOODS, made of the best Louisiana Cotton they
having taken Premium Medals at the last Exhibitions of the
Institutes, in New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Balti-
more,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08
INSURANCE.
MECHANICS
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

OHce Nos. & 10, Foors Bu3iding, Springfield, MosS
ENHIS Association was organized October st l649 and
the first of kind organized in the United
States and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
in operation Ii is managed by It's members ami has
An accumulated Cash Capital of $4,000
A Guaranty Capital of 10000
Rates OF annual den osits for members under fifty years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT
0FFTCE

NO. Wall ST., N. ", I66 Fleet ST., LOndon
OATENTS for Inventions procured in the United States
in Great Britain, France, Belgium, Holland and the
other European Saes in the Canadas Cuba and the Bra
Zils.
Parties interested in valuable inventions can obtain a
above all that is equred for fully securing their property
in the same, by the issue Of letters patents filing craveas
crs, &C. &C.; for entering opposons, conducting inter
feences, and all the complicated Patent business
sgnments transfers. and licenses made and placed on
record All kinds Of drawings and documents, required
suits for Infringement furnished Issued Patents examine,
and opinions the validity of the prepared ans
counsel given on questions involving points Of law In con
tested cases JOSEPH T. PIRSSON, Solicitor,
my29.d3m sstait M Nos Wall street, N. Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08
-ClANGE OF SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-O ond af
ter Monday august 4.
TRAINS


TRAINS
Leave Providence at Z. Is and !l3O am and 42O D. m
Leave Worcester 6 IS and ii am and $50 pm
TRAINS CONNECT at WoOnsocket with coaches foI
Mlfard and MendOn; At Mlvie with coaches for Sla.
rsVe AT Whitins with coaches for East Douglas and
"hitlnsyie; at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Ger
., NJ b Village and UptOn Worcester with trains c
Western X. Road and Norwich and W. R. r.. and Wore.
and Nashua r. R.; AT Waterford with trains of Norfolk
county Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham, &C.
The Z d train from Providence connects at Worcese,
with the Express train for New York. and the Acconm0.
A. N. ~ a. ''"V
PASSENGERS by the $50 p NJ. train from Providence can
ar i've at Springfedthe evening
The II 80 train from Providence connects at Worcescy
With the Express train for New York which leaves Nor
t'sster at4P. Nj. 80 ~"
ne II Am train fromW connects at Proyi1enos
With trains FOR Boston, Taunton FAN River n Bedfd y
A'sa, with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport
ne M train from Worcester connects al Provijencs
VITA the Boston and N Y Steamboat train far Na,y 49,
ffIae d45 and II A. NJ. trains do stop at Hamlet
II glet. ISAAC n SoITTItIk,fGt-1 Ss t, U
'rovidence Apr. l. 1851 az Its
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08
RAILROADS.
postnn and Worcester Railroad

Boston and Worcester Railroad
Fssrr.. 50 rzz;;[11 1E;. I'D .s.;sz
49, ~ zszss---Sz-@
sT,aT1TEP AIRING EAfENT, Changed, and after
MONDAY. hug. 4, 1871
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
Far Worcester at 7sO (and EX) a.m 2l5, $3.50, Ex9
4.30 "a $50 Elk Pm
" Mllbury at ~ am e 10 "a
" Saxonville at e.l5 ~ 0o {.
Milford at $40 am 20 o l,r;, ~" G IN
BrooElme, 7O0, $50, 81 am, 18Th q, 5464, u & q
NAVN' ~ III,
Does not stop east OF Matte, except at Brighton on
Thursdays. - 1s,,,C,nr - e,,,o
leave Worcester about q q 1890 am, (s4o, Ex (&
1890 Ex) pE oo a Aaanm
Mibury o.oV ! So p;!
Milford at ot2 ~ 30 u
Saxonville at b49 49, ~, =, W a
q Newton 25, 7.17t (sax. Tr), 7.45* (Nli II and
am; las, 2.3O* ,(Nll, Tr.), 43Sa (sax Tr), $50 x
S.l5 pm. .a On n On
Brookine at $40 7.45, 8.45 and 10 80 am, l3O, $780,
5.45 and pm,
w. Newton Station.
aue2-d&wtf q. INiD1hl1lI ouP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08
Ladies DESTROYS of Purchasing

RICH SILk, AT A Low PRICE.
A FASHIONABLE SEIAWL,-Ofany kind,
An Elegant Visite, or
NEW STYLES SUMMER DRESS GOODS
RE invited TO examine the Immense Stock of the above
"A articles, which we now ofering-m consequence
oi the ateness OF the discount of ttceRvft
per cent from the usual prices
Our stock unsurpassed in amount, variety or desira
blllty embracing every style of Rich and Low Price,
SILKS superior assortment Of all kinds of SIIAWLs
as Cashmere, 3rocla. Silk, Thbet Mohar Barge &c
&c at Great Bargains, with great variety of
Fashionable Dress Goods, B@ages, Mpsas, De Lanes
FoaIard Sihs, Linens, all kinds Of Housekeeping &
Mourning Goods, Laces, Ribbons, &c.
VISlTES AND MANTILLAS,
OF the latest Parish Styles Embroidered and Pain botl
imported and of our own manufacture, from Heavy LUIS
tered all boiled Black Gro De Rhine always low prices
our extended reputation makes IL unnecessary for us
enter INTO any argument TO convince you of the advanag,
OF selecting from stock, and anxiety reduce il
the lowest point, makes this undoubtedly opportunity
which seldom occurs, for securing the Fashionable
and Desirable Goods at he very lowest prices.
"A. JONES & Co.
FREMONT ROW SILK AND SH AWI STORE.
jel6 Nos. IL fremont Row Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-08

oers hese Nentlaors for sale with the patent ceyff
cae on men" at prices probably not higher Than the spu
Ft9Hs ones. J.F LORING,
g4-u%Wu 70 Main street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
r,. r,,c,iou of Hamilton Fish.

Can the ight,orward Wing of Vermont,
who know what IIAMILroS FISH Is, and honor
him for villa, he is, believe that the election of
that staunch and tru >learted Wing l. received
with groans ard lamentations by papers in New
York that Claim to be Wig papers But on"
man claiming To be a Wing BeeLma'0 could
he found in the whole Legislature Of that State
to vote against Mr.. FIsH, and yet the \, y, Er>
press the Albany Register, the Toy Wing u
aud one or two others, composing the entire
"pane'' of Silver.Grey agta'ors, and co-rpera-
tors with the New York Committee of Saliva
ton, are trying to beat out their BRAIN, through
rref al the rpsult.--and we rather guess they
uH. We invite the attention ct the great
"Commiltee OF Safety to the condition OF It's
organs they are dresdully ont of tune
They have had 10 swallow a hasy plate Of
Fish, and have evidently got bones in thelT
ihroats.
The New York Courier and enquirer ad
ministers strychninc to the distressed victims
as follows:-
United STATES SENATOR. The election Of
JAMILruN FI,H 10 the Senate of the United
States for six years from the tourih instant, Is
one OF those lrlnmphs OF principle "'er faction
which is well calculated to gladden. the heart nj
every true Wing in the State. No purer OF
more conservative individual, can be found in
The Empire State than liAMlLToS FISH; and
ihls fact was and is as well known Ia Mr.,
9LtKuAS and The iaclious band whose mSera-
bic work he consented 10 de-, as It Is 10 Us and
he great Wing party OF the State
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH

The time has not yet arrived to lay bare the
whole IN rguc and the double dealing, which
have been basely, most bdSeiy resorled to, by
men in high faces, to defeat the Just expecta.
tpns Of the Wing party in this State in regard
To the election of Mr.. Fish, And it may b.
that the defeat of the conspiracy, may render
Nm exp sure of the ConspiratOrs unnecessary.
1t may be, that certain men will be willing to
craw back into our ranks and BY future good
conduct or at least bv future harmlessness, in
duce torgctfulness of their attempts to sell
their party and their principles, to their politi>
cal enemies. And il so, we are willing that
their crime against their party, their principles
and the Union itself. shall be forgh en- but
they must not eXpec. that the people will forget
what they aimed to effect and the foul means
they used 10 accomplish reckless and base pnr-
poses. II necessary, we shall not hesitate TO
expose the whole intrigue, affect whom it may.
AT present we congratulate every Wing IN
tho Union, and especially every Wing OF the
Empire State, as well rs every friend OF the
Constitution and Union ,hrougl ont the United
States. mp the election of HAMILTON FISH to
the Senate, in despite of one OF the most un-
prucipled and reckless combinations Of schpm.
ug politicians against him, that has ever been
formed in this country. Mr.. Fish is not only a
w iIlS WI 'HH S'd'IulIlp h''u hhOleH'lThNu S",'
acter but he ia known to be, even by his enc
mics, rs devoted to the Constitution and the
Union, as was his gallant father, who shed his
blood freely in the achievement of our inde-
pcndcnce. No man--whcther Silver Grey or
Union Safety Committee man. or officer ct the
Genera Government, or runner or whpper-lr
of the New York Cus'on II 'usa-no man we
say, either here or at Washing on-- md ne
cdo" of newspaper in this or any other S'ae
| tive for single moment doubted the Com
Serrniion OF HAMILTON FISH, or questioned hi'
devotion to the Union and to Wing prnci pies
We makp no exceptions, Mr. FILLMORE, ant
cverv member of his Cabinet Mr.. MAXWELL
Mr.. YorxG, and every officer of tie Custom
| House in this city; every Silver Gray in The
State, and every member vt the New Yorl
Safety Committee, as well as the editors o
every Press engaged in the scheme to detea
him-know that there does not i've IA IN IRE de
voted friend of the Ini0n than Mr.. FISH ant
yet who was it that sought to defeat his cleo
ton 20 the L. s. Senate, and for what purpose
We hope some Silver Gray gentleman who's
occupations gone" will take a looking las
and 20 into a retired room and try to answe
that Owe ton!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
\. X. MCCLURE, Esq.

CAPT. THos D. CHAFMAN--We are pleased
to learn that this gentleman has just contract
ed for the building of fine steamboat, to run
from Whitehall to Rouse's Point. on Lake
Champlain-there to Intersect with the railroad
which runs to St Johns. This boat is design
ed as an Opposition" to Messrs. DREW g. Cos.
line. 1t is built by an association of three thou
sand stockholders, under the title of the Cham
plain Steamboat Company and the fare is to
be fixed at one dollar The articles of associa-
ton are such that the boat cannot be either
''bought" or "sold," and under the command of
one Of the most popular and genlIemanly men
at the north, with his host of friends to back
him land they are 1 "legion")-we shouldn't
wonder if our friend TOW" was to give those
singh fare" people particular IT'S Albany
Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
The New Steam Boat.

Our readers will notice, by the certificates of
Messrs. CATLtN and lItcKoK, in our columns,
that the active and indcfatigable Capt. CHAPMAN
has secured, for the construction of new Steam
boat, more than sufficient finds to warrant the
immediate prosecution of the work. We learn
that the Boat is in rapid progress, and will be
finished in season to participate largely i'll the
profits Of the approaching season Of navigation.
The new Boat, we suppose, will be comman-
ded by Capt. CHAPMAN, sin person." and we
hope it will be named "NERMoNr," in which
case our Yankee Captain will feel quite "at
homc," in dispensing the comforts and cour-
teses for which he has heretofore won an en-
viable name with the travelling public.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28


The steamers Franklin and Attic arrived
al New York, on Saturday last, bringing Lon
don da les to the 9Th inst.
Lord John Russell had resumed the admin
s'rrtion OF the government, without any change
in the Cabinet. Material change had however
been proposed in the Ecclesiastical titles bill.
and it seemed probable that the proposed meas
ures OF government would be so modified, as to
enable the rcsuscatcd ministry to 90 on, at
least for a time, without a resort to new gen
cra election.
The L. s. frgate 81 Lawrence, with Amcri-
can contributions to the Industrial Exhibition.
was hourly expected at Southampton when the
Franklin sailed. a grand banquet was to be
given on the l4'h of March by the Mayor and
Corporation Of Southampton to Mr.. J. Il. Gross
key, L. 5. Consul at that port.
ENGLAND.-The Duke of Wellington. having
recommended Queen Victoria to recall Lord
John RUSSELL together with his associates in the
ministry, on the account Of the inability of
Lord Stanley to form a proteconist adminstra.
ton, the Wing Premier had again resumed the
reignS of power, and no alteration in the con-
sructon of the Cabinet was likely to take
place.
The Wing Ministry is now merely consid-
cred one Of transition. The Papal Aggression
/
new budget was to be brought in, and it was
considered probable that Sir James Graham,
Lord Aberdeen, and others Of the Peel party,
would eventually form coalition with the
! Wing government
MONEY Nj RKET. -Consols closed at &c 10.
American stock quiet Mass. fves, l0G IL
l07. Boston city. 81 . a SO IL. U. s. six
es, Is CS, l0S to 100 l-2.
AT Manchester prices boz of cloth and yarn
continue to improve, but buyers act with eau
ton.
The news from the Continent is of no special
interest.
a recent official statistical report upon Prus-
ia gives the following results -
Total population at the commencement Of
he last year. 1881 coo. OF these 10000
coo were of the Evangelc church 600J0O0
Catholics, 2lo,O Jews, $4,000 Minnoites, and
200 Greek Christians, The whole popula-
ticn has increased by 100000 since the former
census at the close of 1916 and the increase is
the most marked among the Jews. In the be-
ginning of 1850 the whole number of military
len in active service was 1879, 600.
= The London papers mention an extraordinary
Bllloon Voyage, as toows-
, ExTRAoRpINARY BlLLooN NoYAGE-DE-
4. ptETrRE OF THE Duke OF Brunswick FOR
GERMANY.-I esterday. the Duke of Bruins
-, wick accompanied by Mr.. Charles Green, the
j well-known Wrouaut, departed from the NauX-
; hall Gardens in the NasSeau balloon, on peril
o ols voyage to Germany. The ascent took
! place at II o'clock, previously to which Soyer's
cooking apparatus and large quantity of pro-
= visions necessary for the voyage, were depo-
sted IN the machine. and - carrier pigeons
were placed in the car, for TIE purpose of com
g munlCutlnT with those interested in the feat
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
County Court.

The case Of TIE STEAM Tow Boat CoMrA-
NY U. THE CHAMPLAIN TRANSPORTATION COM
pASY, was not given to the Jury, under the
charge Of the Court, till after noon, March 25
After an absence of about an hour, the Jury
returned Verdict for the Plaintiff, of $780,
81. This cause was very deliberately tried,
and with great skill aud ability on both sides.
The closing arguments on each side were made
by Messrs. ADDS for Dehs., and SMALLEY,
for the Plfs., and was extremely crediiable to
both those gentlemen.
The next Jury trial is that Of THE BANK oY
BURLINGTON I. J. D. WEsr,-an action of as
sumpst, wherein the Bank seeks to recover for
5000 spurious money, deposited in lS47, and
for which Bank of Burlington Bills were given
in exchange. The case is now in progress.-
SMALLEy and pHELrs for PtTs.; PECK, CHIT
TEyDEy, and kAssoY for Deft.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

ENGLISH FASHIONS Velvet bracelets and
necklaces are much in vogue. The shade
preferred are coral red garnet, China rose, and
above all, black velvet They are c!asped by
diamonds, or marcasi,e.
Young ladies' adop, the Nalos or Marie
Stuart taste of dressing their hair, The Valois
style has the hair parted from the forehead and
raised bv a comb made for the purpose. he
ends fall in curl or ringlet behind the ears,
on each side, Pulled bandeaar are very
fashionable, The Maria Stuart couture has
the hair parted as for 5andeaur, and raised OH
a small comb, which sustains the ro"eGu OF
hair,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
Enr the HnrLiuotnu Erce Pres

Mr.. EdiiOr Il learn from Capt II. d. CHAP
MAN that he ha4 about 800 subscribers and over
$50 900 subscribed to the Capital Stock OF the Cham
pain Steamboat Co., and 10 per cent. paid in, and
has made a contract with Thomas CoIIycr Esq
Tone OF the most celebrated steamboat and steam
ship builders in the world. to bulld new, fast and
splendid Steamer for said Company, to be ready to
commence her trips for passengers, during the
month OF august, this present season. A meeting
of the Stockholders will soon be called for the pur
pose OF elecng Directors ADlRoypAc
March %, ISL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
Rather DiscouTaging.

GJ@On the 10Th ballot in the Massachusetts,
House, on Wednesday last, Mr.. Summer, the
Shecp's-gray candidate, received lS5 votes.
There were POI votes for others so the
majority against Sumner was ts. He has
come coed deal nearer 10 an election than
this several times. Whether o. not be will
again remains to be seen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28
am truly yours,
WILLARD FILLMORE.

The WHIGs OF the Legislature OF New York
have done immortal honor to themselves, their
DUTY to their constituents, and yindlcttel tie
Just claims of their brethren throughout the
Union, by clecting HAMILTON FISH to the
L. 5. Senate. For sixteen kourS did they per-
severngly SIT ont the iactious opposition of the
Lpcofocos, counteuanced by the arch-trcason
of the defunct Senator Beekmln, and render ed
sickening by the trashy defamation of such
poor demagogues as Senator CARROT Of Troy,
with the determination of giving the Empire
State a worthy and honorable Representative
in the Senate Of the Republic And they did
it. At o'clock on "Wednesday morning, Lieut.
Governor Church, in Joint Assembly of the
two Houses. otiic tally announced the election
of HAMILTON FISH to succeed scripture Dick,
the miserable tool of the South, though a much
lauded "laioniSt'l "Ail the nonoro" to Ham,
ilton Fish and the invincible Wing Majority
in the New York Senate and House.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

1J'The County Court commenced the Sec
ond week of their Sitting March n. Tie
case of FoLLETr e. BRADLEY l.. BURTON, was
the only one tried, last week. The case of the
STEAM Tow BOAT COMPANY T. The CHAMpLA1y
TRANsPoRTATION COMPANY, for alleged DANA
ges caused by the Steamer Burlington running
into the Ethan Allen last season, was COM
meuced on Tuesday last, and was still under
argument at the time this paragraph vas writ
ten, at - m. 1t is expected to be given to the
Jury to-day. d. A. SMALLEY, PECK g. BAL
LEY, L. E. CHITTENDEN, Esqrs., for Plfs A
o. AIDS, II. r. BEARDsLEY, C. D. KAssoy
Esqrs., for Dehs.
The case of Follett g. Bradley I. Burton wa:
decided, during the argument of Counsel, on ar
lntmation Of the opinion of the Court on a ma.
teral point,-tha Plaintiffs submitting to a
nominal verdict for the Defendant, SMALLEY &
PHELPS for the Pld+.; A. o. AIDS g. C.. D.
kAsso for Def.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

shall arouse the attention OF all good cjtzpi to
a sense of The dangers to be apprehended from
the incubation OF such doctrines as have been
spread abroad in the country tending to shake
the authority of all law, to unsetle society, and
to absove men from all civil and moral obiga-
tions and shall put them on their guard
against the further diffusion OF such pernicious
sentiments, it may in the end, be productive of
happy results; and, certainly, the almost una
nimous expression of Indignation which it
called forth among your citizens, balances, to
som" extent, the i'll effect flowing from it.
The Pres dent does not doubt that the people
of Massachusetts perfectly well understand the
difference between the freest discussion OF poll
tlcal measures, and opposition to legal enact
ments already made, and established. He is
quite sure that they regard the law of the land
not as sentiment, or an opinion but as a
rule of conduct prescribed by the general
authority, aud which all are bound to obey, at
the risk Of the penalties attached to its VIOLA
ton.
The President directs me to tender you his
thanks for the transmission of the resolutions.
remain Mr.. Mayor,
with great respect
Your obedlent servant,
DAM. WEBSTER.
On motion Of Mr. SEWER, the letter was laid
upon the table, and 500 copies ordered to be
printed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

ll"We learn from Galveston, 4;h inst, that
II. Stuart had been elected Mayor, and that
General Brooke was making extensive arrange
mcnls for the Indian war,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-28

An intelligent, industrious and trustworthy
colorcd man, who has been employed in this
city for number of years. went off with his
family to Canada few days since. because he
heard that the slave-catchers were after him.
His wife and children were free, but he was a
fugitive. Rather than run the risk of being
torn from his family and sent back to slavery, he
left good situation and proceeded to Canada.
where he will doubtless have to suffer much
for the want of employment Such facts seem
hardly consistent with an enlightened idea of
what constitutes free counuy.-1ibany Ere
journal.
Cases of similar character have occurred in
this free city of Troy \ colored man Of re-
speciality and intelligence, who had resided
here for number OF years, and, we believe,
had acquired citizenship from the acquisition
of property saved by faithful service and frugal
itv, left with his family, some weeks ago, for
Canada, fearing that he would be found and
captured by the rcmorseless slave hunters
Troy Post.
1t is Illuminating to every right-feeling Amer
lean to read these accounts which are of daily
occurrence, of poor hunted race of men rum
ming away from this boosted REpUBMc into the
British domnions in pursuit of FRFEDoM
Most truthtully does the Evening Journal say
that such facts seem hardly consistent with an
enlightened idea of what constitutes a free
country"
The RAILwAYs OF THE WORLD.-AccOrd'
inc to work recently published in London
there were IN operation at the commencement
of 1910, in all parts of the world, total length
of IL, 900 niles of railway, on which capita
of E36S, 567 900 had been actually expended
besides which there were in course of con
struction, to be completed about the LIST of Jan
1851, further extent of 7,>29 miles, the cos
of which would be, when completed, fl4G,150
900. All these railways will have been com
pleted within the last twenty five years, and a
am expense of 100000 1000 sterling -,
800 OCOGUO