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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

foLicE CouRT.--Patrick McChskcy, alias Will
''a'ns' charged with stealing vase, the Western
oepot' was dned $40 and costs, and not having the
'"ds about him necessary pay the same, sent to
the house Of correction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
FRANCIS JACKSON. Presiden
EDMUND Quincy, Sec'y. jyls-d2iaw& wet
Worcester Water Cure Institution,
No i GI EN- STREET

This Institution is in readiness for patients In
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied.
TERMS &c For full board ord treatment from Sc to 10
per week Treatment whou: board, from So to per
week No deduction for absence less than week.
medical fec of 50 usually required for examination
Each patient should furnish linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; comfortable and
old linen lol bandages &c.
Out door practice attended TO as usual
Office hours from 10 10 - A. NJ. and 2 to 3P M
ROGERS, NJ. ID.
may2-dwu E. ROGERS, Superintendent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
Gbr Daily Spy.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1851

ivertisers wishing to have their advertisements APP
o he next day will please send in early in the day
oSsihe Also those wishing to insert advertisements in
he Weekly should send in as early as Monday noon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

The CUBAN BsvRREcrioS.--The soop of var
rIeble' and brig Dolphin have been ordered to Cuba,
'or the purpose Of intercepng any expedition from this
country, with design to interfere in the rumored in
surrection on that island.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

NEGARS of Exquisite favor are ALWAYS to
DC found IN u Sntcs to suit, at The Drug store of
l.. L. LAZELL,
cDlo-dtI POI Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WAITER
With every variety Of SYRUPs Fifty Tickets for one do
lar. l.. T. LAZELI Apothecarr ~
mylb-dWu 20l Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

j. TX. CLARK, HOITEPATIIC PIFYS1.
CIAN--No Walnut Street. Office hours from . 81
A. NJ and from l 10 + II. AVN 'oa
Worcester, Jan. LIST 1854 ior1.t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary, PubIic.-,
IL attend 10 this and other matters oi bnsss ~ ri
Office over the Central Bank.3
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1850. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

DIR. IL. BUXTON, PULMONIST. -- OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No. 20 Gomez of Mechanic md CayL
to-ssWhere his services can be promItv ob,ained !,
a noGr Dy gay or night when prevented by previou
Auscullaon and Advice, Free al Jeco5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

TT. $. MOORE, Merchant Tailor and Dealer in
zen s furnishing GoodsNo 2l34 Main street. u S iIo
tel Building, Worcester, Mass. ivIo
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance O..

MI EMBERS of this Institution, in Worcester Comfy
VI entitled TO dividend credit February 1851 can
have the duly credited by sending their Policies 10 The
office Of the Agent Members holding Scrip Certificates
dated February 1885, can have the redeemed M M
Warren Hall, Worcester. A. G. WOOD, agent
iN3l-ll W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

Hememer pr. V4N AI.sTTN.S First Pren;
DAGUERREOTYPES. Rooms next 70 The AIaa tluln
TEMPERANCE House Please call and examine specimens.
y9-tf fo''"'ehs'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

MRS. NJ. s. THOMPSON,
Female Physician and Midwife,
II No. ii Sal, M ST., H0rcester IJ1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

SAD AccIDENT.-We learn from the Boston Jour
na that Mr.. Leandcr T. Buley, Of Winchendon, was
recently injured by the bursting of picker in a
wooden mill, in that town. Mr.. Bureys left arm was
broken about midway between the elbow and wrist, and
his right arm badly bruised He also received sew
era blows about the neck, and upon the chin, drv-
ing his teeth nearly through his tongue also severe
blow upon his chest, and one upon his head, striking
him senseless, in which condition he remained until
Friday evening, when he first showed signs of con-
seriousness. DIR. Godding and DR.. Russell were called
Immediately after the accident, and through their skill
and attention, hopes entertained Of his recovery
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Wanted,

N energetic and responsible man, Of good address, TO
"a solicit applications in the City of Worcester and Vi
ciny for the ErNA ANNUITY FUND AND LIFE IYsuR-
ANcE COMPANY, Of Hartford, CT. Good encouragement
given Apply 10 HOLLAND, General Aseat
at his Office, No. II harrington Corner.
W orcester July 81, 1901 eop2W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

= INNS > GOODWlN, an experienced and success
I'M Midwife, holds herself in readiness dav and niobt 20
attend TO The duties of her profession. Residence, No
Austin street. cd, W. ~ V
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

IHE FIRE AT AsHLAND.-We are clad to learn
that the citizens of Ashland succeeded in saving the no.
tel which was on fire at the last accounts on Wednos
day evening" and that it received only partial injury
IN the rear The stable was entirely consumed, topeh
er with large quantity ofhay and several carriages
There was no insurance upon the buildings, but the con-
tents OF the stable, and furniture Of the house were in
sured at the Peoples Mutual in this city.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
WRAPPING PApFn cI;E1r

,, MNlInMrTING PAPEN CHEAP.-A large lot q
iNEWsrArER EXCHANGES, many Of them Of thr
se VIM be sold cheap, either by the hundred or he
''' Pou"u' Apply az THIS Office. jy23-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

CLOTHES Drying MACHINE.--The Scientific
American, Of this week, has engraving of Dickey's
patent Clothes Drying Frame for which says patent
was granted to Mr. j. c. Dickey of Washington city,
IN june 1901. We think the American would do well
to inform Mr. Dckey, that he is behind the times.
His new patent Clothes. Dryer was invented by an
INGENIOUS mechanic in this county and hundreds Of them
have been in use, hcreabouts for the last three yeas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01
PROV. & WORCESTER RAILROAD.
NnTInE

NUIICE.
I'M md after MONDAY, August 4th, 1851, the After.
~ noon Passenger Trains from Worcester win leave at
3 50 instead Of O'Clock
ISAAC H. SOUTHWICK. Sp1p.
Providence, July 30th, 1851 n3l-dtf
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To Let.

Wanted.
4 PUMP MAKER acquainted with making and repa
n inl Copper Pumps inquire Mt No IL School 81.
Jy21-dT&M-&wlt JOHN SUTTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-01

Fly Paper.
A CONVENIENT article for destroying flies, for sal
n by l.. Il. LAZELi, Druggist,
jy2q-d& w3wls No. col Man street.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
SEPTEMBER 30, 1851.

lasts are siient aud grass erown-tlne towns iaeft with bare shelves and dali eoantrrN. Ore emay travs rse some counties through, and hardiy sec 3 human face to the mile In the mere prosperous districts murders arc teginning--the f;tSt dread syInptngnS of sweeping eaiermir9tieH. Population has 50 halted that. even in tho c0uuiies compafa- lively wealthy, marriage is the very ragest eefe. mony tergylnan IS called upon 10 perform. and Inc deaths greatly onsnumbeE the births ExteF mIEatloa continues its havoc fer and wide Last week the protestant blshep of LifaeTlck empsled a village of tensnts who were not day ia arfear. Where or how, in the nsnc Of God, is this to stopi
 We are beginning new decade. and, weak as Ireland IS, siae contains greater population stal than she held when Roger 0'Moufe linked the Pale and the Clans together. of when GFaitan pEo- claimed her freedom u Inc frsnt of the volunteers. Ten years hence, and what shall men say of our acts, if with the horrible picture before eyes we do not change it's terrible condition, and bfng health and iope and a soril into Ireland once morel Shall they say in future that standing on the bank of the Royne in 1881, we sware union and action for the sake of our country, and that from that memorable day ihe fortunes of lteland were FetTieyedl
 There is one in far distant island, under the dazzling Antarctic staEz wliase e!e#iag genius forecast the SoleGH Spcctaclcs Of next Monday. "Swear it," sad ThGlnaS Meaghvr in Belfast, "that you shall hase another anniversary iO ceie- bTate--ihat hereafter your childIen, descending 10 that Igeg may say, That is to the memory of onr fathers, They were proud of the victory which their graudsFeS won upon these banks, but they ambj,oned to achieve victory of tieir own; then grandsiTes fought and conquered for klng--lhcy for nation. Be their memories pions, glorious. immortal ?" Would to God that he were here to- day to speak to the heart of Ireland the grand significance of thls event.
 The question now before us--shsll the people of Ireland perish on thelr own sGil or not An other len years like the last, and not man, wo- man, Qg eliid, would be ef. in Ireland at the pres ent progressive decrease. Not one, save those whom the English government maintains. This must end, or we.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
NasarrT Esrlare tn AiAhnnn.

Prof. Tn0Tny and an aseoeiase haze lately heen tFEsGFslfg the State ef AtahatA saS.aassrasinr it's geei0gseal chagAeier TaeiF AItflina las been atssae'ed to tbe many natural wonders in the 'nos'ssa'f'o'1s Feg'tas the los conspesoas among which s tAe Natural nriage. syhsrh 4keg aeeeYslas ss siyai'ng tlss ceieataied one in yisgiaia.
 Ii IS situated ln Walker county, about a mic from ihe road. and on the psoperis of naB by the nAge of NeSs. hns yet wonla we Fegaav A ira ve,er by the beauty uf the scenery f8r acstassag listie from M Tega'ar route. Il ocears Ia that eeolOslea deposit tefmed the nillstcne grit, the lowest orc tn coal fneasuEes, tae onay rock which in Madonna exhibits the truly wild and romantic grandeur uf nature. Before fescidHg tour i,nassnatsans had been considerably elevated by tie description given by our guide, but notwithstanding, when he realty broke upon uS Tn is fall lmaknifcence, We fonna that our expectations fell very fer short o the truh This grand structure oI The great AFehiiect spans about one hundred snd twenty feet while it's neigh, win the bimfF beyond
 The symmetry Of the maia arch will make II a.. most nGesractible. though 0f course is fegitssFty has only been prodaced by the undermining and breaking down of the rock, which, al sasB6 bveone tune existed beinw it. The esear age marks of the massive saad stone cf which IS t0gned causes ,t even n Inc more mnutc construction 10 resemble an artificial bridge as these lines make t ap- pear as If buIh with nguiarly worked blocks. = Beneath | are many pieces of broken nd partially water ofa stock; isa aeFials Il were left by the builders; and these. together with the mighty es- carpments bound about, waaid ialpart most grand aspect, eyen l that were not produced by the bridge itself. lstt!e spans trekling from between these bEgken masses mako u tf, 4sieRt rvSoft uf the deer which abound ia that part of the country, and whose numerous iooi prints on ihe snfs soft. ind cate fayonte llek. Lofty heFnlneks and beech trees growing on the brdge and near by shade t from the rays Of tine sun.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
JOB PRINTING.

The prop-iet of the Arkansas Banner, re- spsclfnly nforms the public. thathe is prepared to execute every description of Jos WoaK, xi,a neat ness and dispatch and al lop rates as any office in the State such
 Books, Pam ,hiets. Hand Bills. steamboat
 Bills, Posters. Bills of Ladtng, BIiI
 Heads, Horse Bills, Labels,
 cards, Receipts. &e.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, Clerks, sherih's, Justice's and Constabie's Blanks of every kind, BIank Deeds of con- veyance, sc, winch will be sold cheap Tor Cash or city acceptance, and will be senf by mail to any part of the State,jf required
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
TERMS
INDUCEMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The success that has attended our recent euof's and p,s interest taken in the BANNER by many e' ia patrons. have induced as to offer Tor the pur oa.r of ersctiag the formation of clubs, the fellow ing list ot
 -uw MEwM n WJWM@S~ A.v ,,erson forwardag to us te dollars tn eurfea' laads. for Foar new subscribers, will receive essy ef oar paeer f,r eae year. SratIs
 1T, sav one forwarding twenty dollars m current c,afs we viii send fen copies of tue BANNER TOT ,.rniny new subscribers, and one copy oi iGoDSY g,.,v's sooE ortiRkHAa's MAGAEISEter one year. To any one forwarding thirty dollars In current foais. we will send 6ttsea copies of the BANNER in, as rasay new subscribers aud one copy ct the United States Magazine and Democratic kevieT for one year. - To any cue ssndng the largest uumUer toEef 6ftaanl of nsW subscribers, accompanied wiih inc advance payment al the last mentioned rstes' v.a will sad oas copy of the Spirit or the Times. with three steel engraviDgs, and one copy o' Bi,ekwood's Magazine for one year. IF Remii,anoes may be made at our F'sk' ana re cs;nts will be promptly returned. la making sue" .ni,,.uces the posf Masters ree'ipt should De oo- ,aued for oar prosection'
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

PAPER RoonSs.--A paper init in Georgia IS en- gagged in manufacturing an article of paper. for roofing, which is believed to be better and cheaper for that purpose than almost anything else. This paper is made out Of the same materials as con- mon wrapping paper, and is quarter of an inch thick. It is securely nailed 10 well. seasoned covering of boards, and then thoroughly taned, sad while the tar is green, good coating Of sand siited upon it. The roof then becomes hard as stone, entirely imperyious to water, quite as proof against fire as any :oetalic reof, and said 10 be more durable than any other in use.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

THE HoPE OF SPAIN.--In a recent debate in the spanish Cortes, on call for information e con corning the antecedents of the last expedition of pirates. comnar ied by Don Nareiso Lopez, against the Island of Cuba" the Marquis of Mirahores, one of the ministers, in answer to an enquiry proposed by Senor Badia one of the deputies, observed that all he could say that time was that the naval force of England and France, and the state Of our relations with those countries, offer us the certain means of preserving the integrity of our valuable island"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
Bea uara,u.. yvifs.

Romance IS sometimes embodied in a fact six inehes lo1g. Old Ben HaFan, of kentueky, got q wife by rleh end funny ssratagen. sr
 In the days of h;s young manhood, he was work hand on the farm of wealthy iandhclder in that State, and tbcre sprung up between the young laborer and theSold man's daughter what ls often called secret attachment By the by attach rnents are generally secret. Ben and his duIcina made up matters ln proper time. without the knowledge or consent of his intended father .in- law. Indeed, the old man had neseT suspicioned that the aspirations of the youth were tending towards aR alliance wsta hls family--and if 1t bad exer occurred b him he would have spasned lhe thought. Ben was aware os bs aristoeFalic notsons and of the existence of almost inxufInuunsaLie oh jeetioHs Ia the match. So one dsy eonsulsine ths. igenaiiy of hs nature, he devised ways and means Co bFing Il about.
 6oag to ihe old man. ke told him that aafor. tunaieiy he had conceived hksag for the dA hsi.- ter ot wealthy farmer ia the ngiKhborhood--that T was fP0ss hfe r.. gan tls consent af the aitts fathrr--thal he loved her sud she loved ksas-spd asked what coarse he woald advise hIn 10 passae .. Won't she ran away with you r' sad the old msa.
 She thigkt.n answered Ben, "ifI could make the arrangements. bo yon think # would be honGfshie fof me to take advantage fn that wayf' " Certainly replied the oFiginasUF oi the plan. ' TbeEe would be nothing wrong.s Ben kept al bim. anG so enlisted the old gentle inaA that he male hun tender of his la Tse and buggy. aad few dsEnEs to csrry out the clone insDt. The place ei meeting was ssfanged. aad-- rsadsFs yoa know what followed. Ben run off wIll ibe old man daughter, fact witch she old ieliow snattea ln the next mafainx bgee;xe. and one wiueh chag1a0ed h,m noa a little. Windlng ap as novels dq--Ben and his wife wess forgiven.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
small Mysteries.

Ia the home circle nothing can bt more proluc tive of mischief than small mysterieS the conceal ment Of little things and the furtiye accomplish ment of what might better be done openly Dr.. Johnson m hls forcibe language oaee sad, Moth. ing ends more fatally than MysteTousnesS in tFies; indeed II commonly ends in guilt, fer those Who begin by coneeaiment Of innocent thinge, will saaa have somethiag 10 hide Ehleh they dare not br,ng to light"
 The faculty nf fconrea3ment--gr as the phrenoio gsts tenn it. ''secTehveneSs." IS dangerous gift Openhcss and eahdoy are delightful in household; giving all the members pleasant participation ,n each others happlaesS, When we discover that a friend has deceived CT only half trusted us we re- gard hirn ever aler with saspictln aud Ii requires a lona tslne foI him to recover the grDaad he has lost ln our confidence and esteem. ESpsclally is thiS true n the family for when we pefcesse thai those abroad know tngre of tte motives of f8em ber of thc same house thar ws 5n il seems as f wrong were done, which eanTot b.s s0Tso,ien
 Husbands and wives eHSHrs domestic discomfort by hagng oat Goaf conasais Goodness and even seRarstian have tad their riSe in sanss frl fling matter of His S0tl, when The partias nieAt bY wiser ooaTse base resnainet afscueaAie saa lnSeparable, Caslaten no pieier 0ihsy friends over their parents are alnost srr 10 he ltd into CT TOT and anhapRness. shIle under tAe home roof the heart sasuid be eeps there, tie pTeiiIHi. nafIss lo fgtufs home eausing the only .xeep- ton And even la such ease. hn q siis IS tiisu- ally best marfled, wa0se p@seszs wcEu gafiies; SD pfisr5, of tLc engagement
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

OCEAN STEAM NAvhaAuoS.--A London letter of the sih instant, in the New York Commercial Ad- veEtSer, says:
 The activity of steam enterprise IS still obsery able, and among the points to he noticed in regard to it, $ the growing tendency ofhe of the screw propeller. strong opmion in is favor recently arrived at by parliamentary committee, and in work just published some important details have been furnished t0 show the improvement, wkieh may be made ln apP,ica,on. \ series ol tables s giyen illustrative of the screw vessels in the British navy. From these ! appears tha' by sharpening tue stern Tn tbe case Of one vessel called the Teazer and making few other slight adjustments, she was propelled faster wth forty horse power than she had previously be n by i00 horse power; while in tbe case of similar alteration m another vessel 6ail4d the Rlaenan, II was found that greater speeAwtS obtained with lo0 horse power, than previously wi,a 2tD. The Rheman is 4s6 tons, and he Tea Fer 29b. and ihe TeazprS original engines, when transferred 10 tEe RAeman. drove hat vessel near ly two knots an hour faster than they had driven lke smaller vessel. Those contemplating tae ro. strucnon ol screw vessels would do well 10 ina uire into these facts 10 obtain he maximum of efficiency with the minlm1m of expense"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

IaoS Hosss RacE.--Ne hear that during the ap- proaelng great Fan in this ely, there IS to bt. a lral of speed between such locomotives as may choose to compete; The race course to be section of the Boston and Lowell Railroad, and entries el machines to be made by any pstsoB ot lhe slaie or beyond A race between iron hores, with '1ths an np," would certainly be novel and a.trae- tive spectable. Such seompeiton might be made. with entire safety, over course or tfaek within certain limits, and as the builders CT owners of locomotives take as much pride in showing of the good points o( their machines, as any amateur in horse flesh ever did those of his nag, bets wonld be apt to run high on the occ aSion L3seeH Cour
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
The Country rnsned asai"--rae steam
 Engine outdonc.

It appears by the western papers that Mir. Solo mon, PrUSSlan emgrant al Cincinnati, has dis covered a motive power that throws steam entireiy in tie shade. His power IS the expansion oi car bonie aed gas made from common whiting sul- phuric acid and water and at eighty degrees above boiling point hlS gas gIres pressure Of 4320 lbs to the square Iachf whhe 10 produce tbe same pres sure from steanfdenafTiy E4heat of about i60 de- grees. When this pressure is on we would rather be a mile distant.
 MT, solomon says that his gas can be generated in a small space not much larger than good bolnbsbell, and that whilst it costs in fuel one thousand dollars to run a first class engine from Cincinnati to New Orleans. hs gas will produce the same result fer five dollars.
 Here then t will be seen that by the discovery ofan efniyraht Datcfnan, without tho assistance ol Inc tarif, every man owning steam engines wili be rulned as they will certainly sell fVr nothing but old iron.
 Seriously, however, we doubt whether lhiS new power can be made available for common purposes, as Il must be difficult of management, and very explosive, Il may be that the careful chemist can control t in hls experiments in the laboratory, but We canddy think lhe ordinary engineers will not be able to manage Il on an extensive scale.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

or Two young men at New York were trying the strength of taeir arms by claspng tue nght hand of each and resting the elbow ou the coun- ter, and then endeayoring each to force the hand of inc other down. In the struggle the arm of one wss broken short off above the elboN, causing report loud enough to be heard from one extreme of ihe saloon Co the other.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30
Agency for the Akransas Banner.

Ft- Mr WM. E, BEAVERS is authorized to act as igrnt for the Banner, at Lost Creek. Saline county
 st- Nr. GEORGE BoeGs is authorized 10 act as igsat for the BaHner. al Pine Bluff, Ark.
 :- E. W CARR, General Agent, Evans Build ugs Northwest corner Third and Walnut streets, Paia5elpha, is authorized to act Agent for the 9rtaHsgs Banner"
 pdean, is oar exclusive Agent 10 procure and col ect names for advertising &c., in that atcity.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

CArHoflc.sM IN IRELAND-The new Catholic association of Ireland, is deiying the Government and law in the most open manner. The Catholic press is filled with defances and declarations that they have SC, at naught the new antpapa bill, and openly br- ken the law. 4 new and c0mpre- hensiye field for agitation is now opened, and the controversy is proceeding in manner which the government cannot overlook. It is now believed that Ireland IS on the brink of an important and startling crisis The Government il IS reported has positively resolved upon prosecuting the Irish bishops for assuming the titles of their respective sees
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-09-30

BRIrIsH ARMAMENr.-There are now in England or on the voyage homeward, forty regiments; in India twenly-four; in other Eastern possessions fourteen, and two reserve battaiionS; in the Medi terranean, twelve; in the West Indies and Bermu- da, six and in British North America seven, and two reserved batalions. The total strength of the British infantry regiments abroad is 60,332 officers and men.