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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

ANOTHER ARREST. Mr.. Joseph X. Hayes, the
Superintendent of fremont Temple, was arrested yes
terday in Boston, charged with assisting Shadrach to
run away. Mr.. H. was taken before the Commissioner
and ordered give bail in the of $4,000 for his APP
pearance on Tuesday next, which he did, and was set
at liberty.
STILL Another. Deputy U s. Marshal John H.
Riley, assisted by officer Sawn and several others,
rested colored man at Salem yesterday, named Alex.
ander B. Burton and charging him with participating
in the riot on Saturday last.
When he was first arrested the cry raised by his
friends that he ''fugitive and crowd of nearly
three thousand persons assembled n the V''"iy oil the
determination TO resc,e b;,
shon a1fhfters The Mayor - rescue nun
lice force of the city, the sheriff. and the officers under
him, to quiet any attempt that might be made towards
rescue. The prisoner was brought to Boston in the
II IL O'Clock train of cars, and was taken to the u
s. District Court for examination Several Salem off
GERS accompanied the U. s. Deputy Marshal.
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A HARD CAsE.-Among the alleged fpo;,;ves
on the g Pearl cases. SO called, which assisiad 6
trying IN Washington, in the year l84s--49. was the
family ofDaniel Bell, consisting of his wife and n
thnk) seven children. The mother and children
had been freed many years before the deed of mar
nmIsslon executed by their master in h,s Last sicL-
ness, and they had been reputed free ever aerwards
Soon after the grantors death the device was start
ed OF proving him to be of unsound mind ), and
thus retaining the family to bondage. BIT the
Magistrate who prepared the deed, witnessed its az
ecutoD, and took the acknowledgment. declared
that ne stood ready to testify TO the comDete0cv ~
the grantor, aud the validity of the instrument
ears passed away and he died. Immediately the
heirs claimed the family as slaves; and afer The oss
OF the deceased magistrates testimony, proved the
grantor OF " unsound mind" and so SET aside Tho
deed, and were adjuJged owners Of ihe chntteIs
on the ground of newly discovered evidence. appli-
cation for new trial was made; but the family be-
coming alarmed lest they should be secretly seized
and sent to the South, attempted to mako their
escape on board the "Pearl," on the night of the
18th OF April. Now suppose they had succeeded
ana that, after arriving at free State, they had
been seized and carried before commissioner 10 he
tired IN this summary manner,v without even wait
ing ior crler to open the court and debared from
making affidavit that, in The city of Washington.
there existed evidence Of their freedom. | will No,
waste words to point out the impossbility Of their
defence, and the certainty of their doom! He that
nam ears 70 bear the cry Of the oppressed, let him
hear!-Borace Mann.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas information has been received that sundry
lawless rabbits, some OF them white aud some coored
did on Saturday last conrive and confederate together
for the purpose of paving gravel in the gardens OF the
Executive Mansion in the city of Washington, and
Whereas the aforesaid rabbits did then and there make
vigorous assault upon certain cabbage-head and al
upon sundry turnp tops standing in the said garden
and did moreover make desperate attempt to UNDER
mine the garden gate Of the aforesaid executive man
sion by paving gravel therefom, and running heler
SHELTER over the walks and flower BEDS besides other
scandaous ourages in violation of the law, and against
the positive commands and wishes of one Patrc Tubd
the Presidents gardeners and also against the peace and
dignity of the United States of America, and in viola
ton of the law.
Therefore to the end, that the authority of the laws
may be maintained that Patricks dignity may be sup
ported, that cabbage-heads and turnip- tops grow.
ing upon the public domain shall forever remain invo-
ate and that these rascaIy quadpeds may be brought
to immediate and condgn punishment, l have issued
this, my proclamation, calling upon all well disposed
persons, especially the Hon. Henry Clay, of Kentucky
ind the Hon. Henry S. Foote, of Mississippi to rally
in support of the cabbage heads growing upon these
our demesnes and defend the laws of vegetation from
such aggravated and aggravang assaults all hazards
And do hereby require and command all officers Of the
United States Government, whether civil, military, o,
naval who shall hear of this occurrence through this
special proclamation, show proper resentment fol
this scandaous outrage by going their death against al
rabbits. esnecialv such are of aarlf ,amdrIon,
to XIII, burn, destroy, slay roast, Stew BOIL or chow
der each and every which they can Law their
hands, within the states and territories of the United
States to the end that such hagtious combinations
animals with sharp teeth, may not emboIdened by the
success in the garden aforesaid, undermine the pillars
OF the Capitol oveiturn the marble steps of the White
house, and gnaw holes in that sacred parchment the
Constitution Of the United States for which our fathers
fought, bled, and died.
And do especially direct that in order that those
vermin which have in such an especial manner disto.
gulshed themselves by paying little Difference to the
PRESIDENTS cabbages, fthey had been only common
oavoys shall be forever extermnated from the face a.
the earth and to the end, that none may escape do
hereby order and command that seven regiments O;
Dragons, and four infantry SHALL under their respec
1--WE ofhcers, the whole under the command Of Maio,
General Gushing, be at once marched to Wash.
ngton and there place themselves under the nstruc
tIons OF the Commandern- Chief then and there to ac
as circumstances may direct, until every stray rabbit in
the District Of Columbia has been dealt with accord
ing to law.
G'usn under my hand and seal,
PATRICK TURBID.
Barney Thrbid, Secretary to Patrick
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

QUESTIONS FOR DEBATING SOCIETIES.
Which appears the more ridiculous, Patrick Riley in
his Pusillanimous fright on the rescue of Shadracb
or Daniel Webster in his formidable preparation Of
calling out the army and navy of the United State.
tor the suppression of rebellion in Massachusetts
on account of the rescue of Shadrach?
q Which appears the more patriotic, the "Old
Darkey'' brandishing the old sword in the Court
House. or Henry Clay describing the sword scenes
in the Senate of the United States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

Flint Enamel EYare.--Ye who listen with crean
lily the whispers of fancy and pursue with eagerrss
the phanoms ofhope who satisfied with the wonders
which the world has already produced look earnesn f
those that come attend the description of ne
discovery, which in spite Of the gaSeOusess of this
alton, challenges all other Inventions and demands tho
prize ofsuperiory.
The Flint Enamel Ware, is an article compo1e5 NJ
Flint, Feldspar, and Quartz ground, bolted and baked
and when taken from the kiln is harder and more durable
than marble ITSELF 1t is capable of being moulded into
any FORM and when thus moulded is covered with a fin,
enamel, which in the beauty and variety of its coos
equal to the most splendid Parian marble. The yarin,
forms into which tt is article present shaped are To
Sets, comprising all articles necessary for Toilet PURPOSES
Pitchers, Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Crockery for table use
Water Urns, Soda Fountains Beer Fountains Plug Basins
spittoons, Flower Vases, Picture Frames Candle Sticks
Curtain Pins Fancy Bottles Door Knobs Knoc kers and
Plates Counter Slabs Floor Tiles, and ar icle upon article
too numerous to mention.
This ware is superior to any in two partiCu.
lar qualities First in its being unaffected by the action Of
fire, the very heat being able to start the Ers
mel inure the polish but when taken from the heat
ed coal fire. It's found be beautiful as it was when
was put in This quality, every one sees, renders it
superior to any thing yet discovered for baking purposes
and peculiarly fits it TO take the place of Iron in the man
uacture of stoves as it is only more beautiful but
free from that disagreea6 odor which is always attach
ed to Iron Stoves Secondly is free from all poisonous
qualities whatsoever, that used for all Cooking
purposes without any injury resulting hererom
in fine, its beauty inheartedness and dtrabity adp
for almost every purpose which our necessities or luxu
ries demand.
Can and look at the Ware, snd You as well as We vii
! pronounce it the greatest invention ofthe age.
f WHEATON & HICKCoX,
iebf'-dh Waldo Block, Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Massachusetts, Legislature.

FRIDA9, Feb. 81.
SEsATE.-The Senate came to order at the usual
hour, Mr.. Robinson in the chair.
Various petitions, among which one from Samuel ).
Perkins and others for Fire and Marine lnsur-
auce Company in Boston with capital of 100000
were presented and referred.
Reports of Commttees-By Mr.. Griswod, that the
present laws against lotteries sufficient for the pur
pose intended if properly enforced.
By MIR. Warner, a resolve in favor of petition of
Huldah Brett.
BY Mr.. Wood, a resolve to pay the members of the
Legislature $50 month on their pay. +,
All of which were accepted.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of
the orders Of the day, and several matters advan
ced a stage. Adjourned.
House. Many petitions were presented, among
which was one from Robert Emmett Monaghan, inven-
tor Of the Legislative Telegraph for taking the yeas and
nays that his machine may be purchased by the Legis-
lature. 1t was referred to the Committee on Public
Expenditures.
The resolve in aid of monument to Capt. Isaac Da-
Wis was finally passed.
The use of the hall of the House on Tuesday after
teaching and training idotic children, by Dr. S. i.
Howe Of the Blind Asylum.
| Mr. Heath of birmingham, from a minority of the
Committee the pay of the Clerks, reported resolve
to pay the chief clerks not less than IS than
81 per day, and assistants not less than 81 more
than $4. Laid on the table.
Bills were reported-to set off part Of Rutla9d to
Paxton; in addition, &C., concerning damages by de
fects in highways aud other ways.
The orders of the day taken up at II O'Clock.
| The house engaged in considering the bill to an
mex part of Dracut to Lowell to which bill severa
amendments had been adopted and others rejected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Vigorous Measures by Government
RELATIVE TO THE
FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW.
WAsH1xerox, Feb. 20.

Mr.. Webster told two Senators on Monday that IN
less prompt and vigorous taken in rela
ton the Boston Riot he would resign in tweny-tour
hours,
The President has ordered Company Of u S.
marines to Boston and called for State troops. Cab
net meeting was held on the subject to-day.
1t was reported that Charlestown navy yard is TO be
the depot of fugitive slaves and rioters, and that those
marines to guard them.-Tblegrapc Dispatch to the
Boston TFaUeller.
The despatch don't say whether the Notifications on
Paxton Heights to be repaired; nor whether Pat
Riley is to command the forces to be called out.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

INDIANs.-A remnant of the Choctaw nation OF
Indians still cling to their old hunting grounds The
majority of the nation has been moved west by the
general Government, and are now making consider
able advances according to the reports of the agents
among them, on the road of civilization.
Five hundred and forty-seven Choctaws were re-
moved from Mississippi in 1919, and there still re-
mains about two thousand five hundred OF the tribe
East of the Mississippi river.
Of those still here, some fifty located their
huts a short distance from the city, on the South
side of Government street, where they have been
for about three months.
Their huts are of the simplest kind, being cover
ed with pine bark on three sides and open on the
other. The ground is their bed, and they are GER
tainly not troubled for the want of fresh air.
The men spend most of their time IN hunting, anc
are, in appearance, the same indoent, careless, nm
proyident Chocaws of half-century ago. They
are surrounded by civilization, but retain the habits
and mostly the dress and language of the Indian.
The women do all the work, and manifest con
siderable degree of industry in their way. They
are the beasts of burden of the tribe. portion 0
them may be seen daily traversng the city witt
their little bundles of lightwood their backs, seek
ing purchasers; and we told by those who have
lived in the city for thirty years. that they have reg
ulatly visited every winter to sell their lghtwood
Some of the women are employed in cutting ant
splitting the wood and in bringing it to the camp
They go miles for it, and bring in loads which
look enormous for women 10 carry.
| They adopt more of the habits of dress of the
whites than the men, and some of them, we notice
are quite expert with the needle All avoid speak
ing English if they can.
The camp is visited by numbers of persons, ant
to one who has never seen an Indian at home, tn
sight is one ofnterest.-yuobile Advertiser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

~ On Monday evening Feb. path, at the CITY Han :
rangemenls have been made to afford our citizens oo
the richest treats of the season. Two original and n
poems, " What Tie World is DOING" by w. w. Ash
and The Loss Of the Ship 81 john" by J. c. Mimi.
WIZ be Delivered to close with the most laughable t,1
Of sublime, Display Of etoquence)
We trust that approaching public will not fail in @
them full house. for the efforts of the gentlemen tn
and themeriis of the pieces do certainly claim it,
Doors openat 81 o'clock. Admit nee I2i cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

w Henry NJ johnson, who killed Judson Brown.
son IN Waterbury, Conn., has been convicted Of murdo
in the second degree the punishment beOy state
~ me- johnson went to Brownson's house, by advice
Of neshoors' who heard BIS wife crying murder
Brownson drove him of, and was pursuing him vbon
johnson turned and gave the fatal blow with = mil
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

THE Pork TRADE. Western paners dwell ~,
the deficiency of the pork crop. Last year, as publish
ed IN the Western Journal, Ohio Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri, Iowa and Kentucky cut sos, l29 hogs
This year, l264 sos, at ten per cent difference in the
weight The difference in pounds is set downat SO OO5
800, equal when reduced to barrels pork, to 1863 900
bbis' and much less mess to the 1000 hogs than last
year. gn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Bliss.s Compound Cod Lire.. n., -.

Iaay an inmate Of our family who had been aborng m
old f,l;ond cod Tor weeks, who had tried ali the
., Ssss Compound Cod Liver oil CANDY and with the
al, ~ astosng results cold which had moi welded "a
use ol ne Candy, and in the course of tbree e ~
induces cured such case coming under our own ewes
dy which 10 to our readers the use of The Can.
you buy look out for counteres. 70 'ne aS's
Price 81 c by b BLISS proprietor Springfield
general agents for Worcester ~ ~ 'OoI Sh, q Cor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
MANY Look nnon the prnoesa oe -

as ole which requires merely mechanical attention. =
complish perfectly. 1t is MT The conditions sb
furnish The speedest and easiest accomplishment are b
thy state OF the skin, and suitable aiher to preser
sonndness Bogle's Amoe is the most approved arlice
soeng and smoothing the skin, and imparting o il u
ruptions which follow it. "' IT,
y Sold in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr. & Co, l.. Tia,
zell, and Nj. b. Green. feb2O-deod fyyuI Id
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

LONDON ART JouRNAL.-The February number OF
this SPLENDID work is received by BURR1LL at his
News Office in Merchants Row. No lover of Art can
fail 10 be benefited by study pitts contents The
Embellishments are supurb and its criticisms up-
on works ofart are of the highest order,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
Important from Washington---Not by
Telegraph.

We learn from source entitled to credit, that large
Drumhead Cabbage, Shi has stood since last fall IN
the garden of the White house, literally under min
ed and eaten by IF stray rabbits, thar on Sat
urday last broke through the enclosures ofhe Presidents
grounds contrary to the made and provided and
against the peace and dignity of the United States and
that Patrc Turbd the Presidents gardeners has ast is
sued the following proclamation with the advice and
consent Of his son Barney.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

The examination Of Mr. Davis, a member Of the Bos
ton Bar charged with assisting in the escape Of sbad
fach syms from the custody of the.U. s. Marshal oc.
cupied most OF the day on Thursday and was continued
yesterday. Most of the testimony was the same a,
gwen on the examination Of Mr.. Wright, and il had
not been concluded yesterday a6ernoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22
rRRE soILERs.

Bear in mind that there will be meeting of the
Free Sellers of Worcester this evening, at the City
Hall for the purpose of taking preliminary measures
IN secure the election of the Free Soil Ticket at The
coming municipal election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

TeInaIe Physician and Midvvife.-MRs F.
i. GhCE; graduate of the Female Medical School
IN Boston respectfully informs the ladies ~
cases bcro 'nhe she will give immediate attention in ali
pG9on at her residence No II Main siTee, upon Ap
worcester, Jan LIST, 1851 i,,i ,,Io....
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

~ The arrangement of the telegraph wires be-
vond Hartford, prevented us from receiving our usua
telegraphic dispatches from the South last evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

and pI.i ~. hU&ION, PULMONIST. - oFF1cE
ton.sts WtoEi NO % corner of Mechanic and Carl.
his services can be promptIy ob au 81
oy Gay or night when prevented by preyow
'iVe' rree' dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

MRS. S. GOODWIN, experienced and succes
full Midwife, (as bundled and more can testify Jn
the past year, 1867 holds herself in readiness lav &
night TO attend to the duties of her profession Thapf
for past favOrs share of patronage is solicited wb%
should be bestowed upon c0Han, and not WI be mon
man. A word to the wise is sufficient Residence NJ
Ausnstreet. l3mosl Worcester Jan. 49, Is5I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

AIMING OF all kinds-PamphIets
sues shop Bills, Bank Checks, PIa.
:, concert Bills, Visiting and Business
o,a.'4' rosters' &c. &c.-NEArLy and PROMPTLY
'N''u'eu al ihIS OFFICE. upon moderate terms DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

hetora re mas never perhaps been n med,cine
notpnD PUBIC so well deserving their confidence and
be witbor, o. ayers Cherry Pictorial No fqmK should
Advertisement. "seu II never Will. See
For Sale in Worces.er bv ~ n
Scott, Jr.. & Co. - "ieeii, L. Lazell, and d.
feblldlm.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

W ady aiiirms that her boys are the most tender
hearted children she ever knew She saws that if sbe
ASKS one OF them to draw pail of water, he nstao,
bursts into tears
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

20 nenry Johnson convicted of serving on board
orig Martha while she engaged in the slave trade
has been sentenced at New York to be ;mr,;.o.ea :
Two years and pay fine of 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

y. X. CLARK, BONTDT, .T,,,~- sx
ClAN--No Walnut Street. one is,, IN Hs siI
A. NJ, and from to 3P NJ. houfs from 10 !
Worcester Jan. lst 1861.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

Burditts O1eaginOus Medieated Compound
every day proving itself the best preparation for the hair
no" before the pubic. The proprietor has spared no pains
or expense TO produce perfect article and The Great AMI
increasing sale the best evidence Of his success
For sao In bottles at 25 and 37 cents tch Agent in
era, ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

oi'SificASr FACT. Since the arrest of Shad-
'a'~ Tue circulation ofthe Commonwealth has increased
'Het"o1'and e9pies day. and many persons have be-
come its firm supporters who had heretofore kent aof
from the free soil cause.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

Gat- A bill has passed the Legislature Of Him.;
e"p'"S Homestead to the value Of $1,000, from exc
cuon. exc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

10 ny ssraa;D knocIings, are nothing compared
Tryit. so "' Tue Oottage 20 Main Street
G.bI7.d,r DANIELS e. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

than 49,, believing that nmble sixpence better
Cash , sle are determined TO sell their Goods fer
advsn1s prices mat purchasers will find IL for their
Goods ceu. 20 cal before purchasing elsewhere Their
dtc ' So'"se store, ITO Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

VIZ attend -, ~ ~ INSON, Notary PubIic.--
" ''e1 ~ ms and TO other matters OF bnsness n, b
worce' wnce over the Central Bank.
'N0''o''Nct o, lo5O. Jtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

IN mhAEH CuRF.--DR. s. ROGERS is now prenared
AZ his u [ea patients OF give treatment without board
OFFICE HoURs, from 10 TO u. and 49, N.s,,
STREET a. I~rahu o 10 4-at N0.3MAPLE
u&Wu ocf22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

s lf1 of Exquisite flavor are always to
DC found IN quantities to suit at the Drug Store of
febI3dtr L, T. LAZELL,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

ID rappmg spirit at Milwaukee announces that
"nen 'he Atlantic was eight days out she struck an ice.
oerg ana sunk The spirit Of apt West gave il tho
information. w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

~ Advertisers, wishing TO have their advertisements APP
b next day viii peae send in as early in the day as
.Ia Also those wishing to insert advertisements in
,bs weekly should send in as early as Monday noon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

LEWIS Il. JOY. Architect rt,,, e.
House, ii0"h Temperance
jams yyopCrs,,,,,,, 49,,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

MRS. M S. THOMPSON. Proc.,,,o =,
obstetrics and Medicine. M IN 60. -,
9 20 he ladies' in This vicinity that she has an 9
reference @ naT hn had unparalleled success can give
u'tt attention paid to. cancers Advice free r"fu'
worcester, ian. 3D. 1850 i'eo'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

,-auleS VINO find great inconvenience m getting tbp,
snoes TO ut well! are invited call and have naiT m
" Wv '''"se, llV MAN street. dt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

10 a company composed of thty.two young Girls
recently emgrated to New Zealand, from New Londam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-22

.xIart T nAIKRis, I54 Main Street. is prepared
sAIact Ieeth WITHOUT pain by the use of mis- recnnti &
covered substitute for Ether CHIoRoFonm g