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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-07
COAL-COAL!

1000 Pounds make Ton.
Ind good article be obtained IN this ctty o.
elsewhere.
FTNITE subscriber has now hand best varieties
L PennsyIvania Coal,
BY CARGO RETAIL, which will be sold at LOtceSf
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BITUMINOUS COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
% Orders through the Post Office, OF left at Lewis T.
Lazes Drug Main Street; at A. Baylies Store,
of Main and School Streets; at o. Bramans Store,
SOuhbrdge Street. and my Counting Room the Yard,
opposite Providence and Worcester IL r. Depot Green ST.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended
Oct3 distf c40 EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
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To Let.

To Let.
IA building suitable for Cabinet Carpenters
80 Shop, on Mape-st. Enquire of BERIAH CURTIS
LIE No 50 Fronst. Possession given the first of
April.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-07

Tenement to Let and Furniture for Sale.
TTNHE subscriber will lease the which he
occupies &c ThOmas street. good tenant, and sell
the furn therein bargain, he abou leave
town.
feb21-df II. G. HAVEN, 26 Thomas st.
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E. w. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer.

SAWS Of all kinds kept constantly hand and made ia
- order. Also all kinds of saws Retoothed straight.
ened fled and put in the best of running ORDER
cheap any other Yankee.
ian3l-dly No. &c Exchange st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-07

TO Let,
A Large tenement Irving street. containing 7 rooms
n Kent $780, Apply at this office. feb2l-df
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For Sale Cheap.
To Let.

70 Let.
SHOP, 20 by 35 feet, over NJ. o. Woods Livery Sta
n PIE well lighted. /. SLATER,
Jan. D, lo0U- ian4 If
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Clocks! Clocks /!

A GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
4 4 VIII be found at A. NJ. DRISCOLL'S Jewelry Estab
lishment, in Bgeow Court on Front Street. Also Clock
cleaned and repaired, by regular clock maker who ha
had fifteen years experience in a clock mandatory.
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AAVuooS ~ 44OuSC LUIS
hi The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
s# parts of the city. Also House Lots in diferen
% ations varying price from $4,000 to $780, If any
wishes to purchase Tor SpecuiatOn he has two or
three very valuable Estates succeptabe of Improvement
which he will dispose of very advantageous the
purchaser D. S. MESSENGER,
Feb 20 eodistf. Office Wanutst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

on any and every subject, and through whatever chan
mel they list. But was it exactly fair in the committee
of arrangements to dig of the and rubbish of
law and medicine, and arake up from their rap Of 62
years, trio of Rip Van Wrinkles, shaking and trem-
bliag with visions of Shay's rebellion, and with
fused imagihatons, and jumbIed notions of agitation,
civil war, free soil, coalition, fugitive slave, and Will
mot provso Was it quite kind to expose their pro-
essional friends derison, gentlemen Of high stand
ing and great research in their profession, and wise in
their generation but uniformed in regard to the present
posture of political affairs, of Boston. The q Sol
der of fortune was rather wary in his tactics. Mr..
Choae concurred in all that his friends, who had pre-
ceeded him, had said; especially "that the Union is
in extreme peril this day.; and after surveying the
whole field of observation, without discovering any
windmill particular worthy his encounter, he planned
his wings for flight in liquid either, and SCARED be-
yond the reach of mortal ken.
The great idea of the meeting gathered from the
speeches, resolutions and newspaper reports, appears
to be that the Union is in imminent danger of dssou-
ton its integrity is in Jeopardy; its glory and blessings
be forever LOST and this calamity pefpetrated by the
masses of people in the eeStates, by all agaors ard
by all who deuouce the recent fugitive slave law This
is Short but fair satemet of the positionthe
dy is less definite, but generally, quiet submission;
more agitation opposition slavery aggran-
dizement We'll did the Atlas exclam, and well might
all exclaim &c we are astonished - 4.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
Union lIeetin gs.

Now that the good ship of State is fairly launched
and under gentle Roadway her destined course, with
new officers and fresh crew, and all on board, save
lew old salts, when friends have been extremely anx-
lous about item, shouting all the while, except these
abide in the ship, all will be lost ''-now that the ex
citement incident to another Congressional election has
subsidized and men begin to "breathe little freer il
may not be amiss to pause moment and enquire of
ourselves what duties have been left undone, and what
constitutional obligations remain to be fulfilled
The last political manual issued from the press for
our instruction, is pamphlet of 46 pages smo printed
on vellam-post and stitched in bue entitled Proceed
nss Of the Constitutional meeting at Fanue Hail. Nov
70, 1850 Boston Printed by Beals & Greene.''
In November and December last, the papers were
hlled with accounts of large Union meetings as bev
were called, commencing in New York Civ and cos-
ing up at Bath, Maine. These meetings all seemed n
have one and the same obec, and were in some cases
addressed ny the same speakers and letter writer's
The calls for those at Castle Garden and FanueiI Hall
were seyerally signed with the names of some four
thousand mercantile houses of the respective cities and
an'quated gentlemen were sought to sit with crossed
legs on the rostrum during performances and have their
names go forth as officers of the meeting Among the
chosen orators at Boston was the Hon. B. F. Hallett
OF nti.nasonic, Ursune Convent, Cam.bake. IL oap
law notore'y, an ncxceptionabe gentleman for the &C.
casion but to make the corps-polique consistent thew
should have placed among the vice Presdent the names
ofRobert Walsh and Gen. Haynau.
The first thought suggested by the "proceednosn -
to what end, and Tor what purpose this solemn corvo
cauon OF grave-solons Whence the pomp and cir
cumsance Of an invitation of Boston citizens to hold
union meeting in the old cradle of Liberty, marshalnp
two thousand names in solid columns of newspop.rs
with the largest circulation at the South Doub,les.
merchants wish to retain the good will of correspon.
dents and customers South as well as North. and "a,
such purpose, or any purpose they have an undoubed
sh' to promulgate their own opinions and PRINCIPLES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
For the Spy.

MEssRs ED1ToRs: see by your paper ofdate
23d, that Union" is being consummated at
Washington, by members from Congress of ''both
political parties, and representing various sections
of the couhtry;" and that compact has been enter
ed into by them to exclude from every office in the
general government, and in the several states to
which they individually belong, every man known
TO be favorably disposed towards any measure hav-
ing for its object reconsideration of the Fugitive
Slave Law of 1850.
This sir, take to be one Of the most fragrant acts
ofpolitical tyranny that was perpetraed by men
pretending to represent free, intelligent nation Of
republicans This sir, look upon as one of the
most insulting and bare-flced conspiracies against
the sovereignty ofthe people that ever was concoc.
ted-a conspiracy which strikes at the vitality Of
democracy, and utterly repudiates every principle
Of freedom and sir too feel that it is time that the
people should arouse themselves to repe this insult
ing invasion of their rights powers and prerogatives,
by men whom they elected to guard their liberties,
not to combine to rob them ofthem.
Mr.. Editor, the Constitution declares that this re-
public was established to secure to us and our pos
terlty the blessing Of Hbatyp but did the trainers Of
the Constitution ever suspect that smembers Of
Congress would conspire in the year 1851, to pun
ish the man who dares to exercise liberty Of opin-
ion''' And yet SO it is, an espionage equal to that
of the Jesuites is to be established by most illegal
combination Of traitors to republican principles, and
the man knolcn to be opposed to despotism is to be
denied the right to utter his thoughts wheresoeycr
he may feel inclined so to dol
Sir feel in common with you, that all subordinate
questions of political detail sink before this question
of human freedom, and they ought 10 sink
Yes sir it is time that all who love man more than
they love hate tariff, unite to oppose this unhoy
alliance Of pseudo-whlgs and democrats conjoined
andstand up to fight thatslave power which threatens
to oyerwhem u.s. and to absorb in its roitennessant
corruption. 1t is time for the people to strike hand
and unite to hold fast the glorious Fundamental
democratic principle, that slaverys the child Of arts
tocracy, that man isequal to man.
A DEMOCRAT.
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xyorccster and Nashua Rail Road.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF this
Corporation for the choice of officers &c., held al
Brnley Hall in this city yesterday There was an usu-
ally large attendance during the day, and the meeting
was not adjourned until six O'Clock Quite an
animated discussion upon motion OF Peter
Clark Esq Boston, to instruct the Directors to reduce
their Tariff upon Passengers and Freight, from Wor
cester and Nashua, VIA Groton to Boston, to the phi
ces charged from those points, on the most dlrec
routes, and keep them favorable terms as upor
those routes, long as it be done without actua
loss to the corporation
Mr.. Clarke spoke in support of his motion at consid
cradle length, and it also sustanedby Col. De Wit
Of Oxford, and opposed BY Hon. Levi Lincoln, Judge
the choice of Directors There were, we believe, three
sets candidates. and, by the number of shares repre-
scented, 1919 was necessary to a choice
The following gentlemen having received more thar
that number, declared to hav ben chosen, anc
then the convention adjourned to meet again at Nashua
on the 30th
DIRECTORS. Stephen Salisbury, Of Worcester
Isaac Davis of Worcester; Jacob Fisher, of Lancas
ter; Thomas Chase, of Nashua; Alexander De Witt
Of Oxford; Edward Lamb, of Boston; Seth w. Fowle
of Boston; George Bowen, of Worcester ! Edward
Freeman, Of Springfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

HUNKER VERAcITY. Those persons IN this Vicln-
itv who are inclined to believe any statements winch
NAV appear in the Boston Journal against Its political
opponents, may Judge how much confidence can be be-
slowed upon that degenerate sheet, by the following ~
ing paragraph copied from that paper OF Wednesday
evening
Fifth District. Returns from 38 towns give Barton
2487, Knowlton 1857, Allen 1862, scattering A. Allen
lacks ASP votes to elect him. In the same towns at
the November trial he lacked only 225 votes HIS net
loss is consequently 257 There are four towns to be
heard from, which will not change the result.
When the editor of the Journal wrote the above, he
was undoubtedly well aware Of the facts IN the case
as we are now, viz: That in these towns in which ne
represents the majority against Aen at the November
election, to have been only 225 votes, there were
more than tue thousand three kindred r2es against him
and when he stated that Aliens net loss vas 2o7, he
knew that his net gain was two thousand Truly
the service Of hunkerism must be hard one when II
compels man of Capt. Sleeper's character and pro-
esson, to appear before the public endorsing false
hood of such magnitude as this
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

troyed the St. Charles Hotel commenced in the roof of
that immense building too high up to be reached with
water from the Engines. The fire then caught the
splre of Mr. Clapp's clurch adjoining, which
sumed, except the walls The Methodist Church, sit.
uated square off, caught fire from the sparks, and
was consumed. The buildings adjoining were much
Injured. The telegraph office was in great danger but
escaped uninured. Above Elk hundred boarders in the
81. Charles lost most Of their baggage. The loss is
closely estimated at about 100000. Steps have been
taken to rebuild the ST. Charles Hotel, and the essces
have taken the ST. Louis Hotel for the present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

INDICTED For IGNORANCE. On Wednesday last
person protesting to belong the medical professions
was arraisned in Boston, charge of manslaughter
in having caused the death of three young children by
ma-admnsration of medicine. The children were
named Edward Bowling, James t. Joice, and Edward
johnson, and were believed to have their deaths
by over-doses ofphysic; 80 grains of ''Dovers pow
der having been given in case, within two hours;
in another opium and camphor; and in third ss and
antmony. About twenty-five witnesses were examined
by the Grand Jury. The was continued to the
next term and bail required in $25OO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
WORCESTER DAILY SPY:
FRIDAY, JANUARY "a, 1851.
senator.


The House Of Representatives, yesterday, ballot
ed three times more for Senator without choice
although they came nearer TO it than on any former
trial So far as could be ascel tanned the wings were
all in their seats, while several of those who vote ior
Sumner were kept away by ndlsposit0n' oii 'Ne
second ballot, Mr.. Wood of Fitchburg' who Voleu
on the first ballot was absent, having been oallea
away to attend TO an action in Court oh Tue ''iiiu
ballot two who it is supposed voted for Sumner on
the second ballot, cast blanks. Mr. Wood was also
absent. and two others, who voted for Sumner on
the second ballot, were not in, having lett to get
their dinners, expecting to be back IN season. put
were on the stairs coming up, when the vote was de-
clared.
The House having adjourned while the subject
was in hand, it comes up the first business IN Inc
morning. after the morning business is disposed Oh
We hope, therefore, that every man VINO votes ioF
Sumner will be at his post ready to do his duty
Firmness and energy will bring all right
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

No REsPEcTER OF PERSONS. From New Or
leans we hear that Judge Ghoson has just issued
warrant for the arrest Of Cow Quitman. 1t will be
executed as soon U. S. Marshal Davis arrives at
Jackson. The General will feel sadly mortified when
be finds that his official station does not secure him
from amenability to law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

mKs' >. GOODWIN, an experienced and success.
iu Midwife Gas one hundred and can testify during
ae as year, looV) hods herself in readiness day and
night to attend TO the duties of her profession Thankful
Tor past avofs, share of patronage solicited which
M2Wa pc bestowed upon lcoman and il not will be upou
man word TO the wise is sufficient. Residence Ao
Austin street l3mOsl Worcester. Ian ~ Is.11
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
A Rare Chance for Hotel Keaners

Inc subscriber offers for sale the furniture and lease #
t t1I vel known sTAND-known as WATTS EX
EhnNGh situated nearly opposite the new Court House.
ote IN me place, and but five inmates walk from Inc
haoad stations il is considered one Of the best stands
III he oiy Possession given before the first of Anil
Uses u w w w r IN
'oNe''0i' Dec' %oul, 1871 w4t&dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

FIRE IN BosToN.-At quarter past A O'Clock
"Wednesday morning, fire broke out in Commercial near
Charter street, Boston. This tenement was occupied
the lower floor by Z. G. Iibbey for saving veneers
&c., and by w. r. Carnes, dealer in Mahogany and
other fancy woods, the stocks Of both Of whom expe
renced considerable damage The mahogany (Which,
as well as the building, owned by Earl W. John
SOM was badly damaged. Mr.. johnson was fully in
surcd at four Offices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

u Society at large is Indebted William Boyle, Pr,
Washington st. fol series C the uneXcepioGahe
toilet articlesthe result of his inventive research His
Hyperion Fluid epsvey used ard stands at the head
OF the list of preparations for Strengthening and identifying
the hair his AmOle for shaving is decidedly tie greatest
assistant in combining ease with this troublesome task
and his Iiebt aona for the complexion, is liyalled
beneficial effects.
For sale ia Worcester bv D. Scott IT, & co 7 r LazcU
and Al. b. Green. ispo2 oodlwwlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

Loss OF PAcKEr SHIP The Packet Ship
Zurich, of the Hayre lne ashore on the night of
the 2lst, about 20 miles south of Sandy Hook She
was valued at $4,000, and had on board $4OO, 900
worth of French goods. No lives were lost, and the
ship and cargo were fully insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
BURRIIE& DAVIS

L AVE FOR SALE the AMERICAN RAILWAY
JOURNAL, CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL Tor Felrnary
the N papers, independent Police Gazette Home Jonr
lal, me RAMBLER anew Iiaper, sc. &C. Also n new
paper JUST started in Lowell, entitled The Ant Of Living
Jus receive the GUIDE to the American in London and
ras iof the year l9ola directory for those who intend
Hsng Lehuon during the Worlds Fair, also, Mothers
rome iIhuehce, by Grace Aguilar. Call at No Mer-
ow, worcester jan21-d3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

BEGINNING EARLY. dispatch from Harrisburg
states that the Canal Commissioners have ordered the
public works from Philadelphia Pittsburgh to be rea
dy for transportation by the 18th Of February. They
are evidently anticipating an early spring.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
DIED,

> IN reoria, Ill Jan. 10, Mrs. Sarah Ann wife of w
urbut, and daughter of Mr. Erastus Sumner of Shrews
bury, Mass &c. " i' We
In Dayton, Ohio 9th inst. Mrs. Caroline NJ Estabrool
laughter OF the late John Mllero Norhboro, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

RISE IN PRovIsIoNs.-At CINCINNATI on the 2Ist,
400 barrels clear pork sold at 1925; 200 barrels and
800 Kegs lard at IL The number Of hogs packed in
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky and Cumberland Valley, as
as heard from, is 93s,oOO, against lO75,OOO last
year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
SALE OF STOCKS.


MRS. NJ. S. THOMPSON, Practitioner OF
Obstetrics and Medicine, No 10 Salem ST., would
say ladies in this vicinity thai she has extensive
practice and having had unparalleled success can give
reference among the best families Of Worcester. Partic-
ular attention paid to Advice free
Worcester Jan. Sd. 1850. jan3-dtapI1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

~, what every one says must be trse, that is that
Bufaltts Oleaenous Medicated Compound win prevent
Badness, clense the he I'd from Dandru Scurf &c give
the hair soft and healthy appearance. If you doubt it,
Try bottle and your doubts will be removed Manuiac-
tured and sold wholesale and retail by A. A. Burdt Drug
gist and Apohecary Clinton Mass Sold in " orceser 6y
H. T. Lazell, Druggist, and Enocl Merrill. in2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24
Westboro' and Worcester Fxnraee
Rart Chance for a Good Mechanic.

EfoR sALE-A Steam MILL situated IN the aonr, Dina
town oil holiston, on the Milford Branch r. r. con-
sistng OF an Upright Saw (lor saving ogsO planning anJ
Boxboard Machine, Grist Mill, &c. &C. together win
sDoaa acres o. Land The Engine nearly new, and ali
run OF business which might he consderabv
Inc above viii be sold very low and on favorable terms Of
py p ror further part cuars apply to b. r. BAClIEL
1T. DO ton. i,.,on = 3'u'e
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MARRIED.

In this city, Jan 20, by Rev Mr. Hale. Mr. Edwin 7
Dodge to Miss Lucy A. Haven - N'
In MibuIy, Jan 9Th, by Rev. L. Griags, Mr. Geo. /.
Chase, to Miss Calista NJ Taft boh Of Niiil1nrr w. "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

u An experienced Nurse, may be obtained upon appli
cation TO Mrs f A. Pierce F-'--
-. = orvss,er, Jan. 20, 1851 jan20.G9m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

WILLIAEi DICKINSON, Notary PubIfc.--
VIII this and other matters OF business al his
OiHce the Central Rank.
Worcester, Oct. 8, 1885, diff,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

DIR. HARRIS, 1914 Main Street, is prepared 10
extract Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the use of this recefi d
covered substitute for Ether disf inv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-24

nllnley row, Opposite the American Temperauee
| jams WORCEsTFR MAG.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-09
beautiful Extract.

There is an even-tide in human life,
season when. the eye becomes dim and
strength decays, when the winter of age
begins to shed upon the human head its pro-
phetlc SHOWS. II is the season of life 10
which the autumn is most analogous, and
which il becomes; and much it would profit
you, my elder brethren, to mark the instrue- 4
tian which the season brings The spring
and sutmmerof your days are gone, and with
them not only joys they knew, but many Of !,
the friends who gave them. You have en- :.
tered upon the autumn of your being, and
whatever may have been the profreion Of
your spring, or the warm temperature OF =
your summer, there is season of stiffness,
OF solitude, witch the beniicence of heaven,s
affords you, in which you may mediate mp
ION the past and future, and prepare for tie
mighty change which You may soon under
80. IL is now thaty you may rnderstand the
magnificent language Of heaven--,it. aningle
Its voice with thatof revelation---it summons
you TO those hours when the leaves fall and
/ the winteris gathering. TO thateyening study
! which the mercy Of heaven has provided ii
the book ofsalyation, And while the shad-
Iowy valley opens, which leads to the abode
Of death, 1t speaks of that love which oan
comfort and save, and which conducts ID
those green pastures and those stillwaters
where there is an eternal spring for the ohils
dren of Cod