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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

FIRE AT DEDHAm. A barn, attached to a bouse
IN Dedham, occupied by Mr.. Henderson. a paio,er
ana owned by Mr. Burlipgame .of Boston, was
burned to the ground on Saturday, and tho back mart
OF the house was somewhat, but not materially ba,o,
The fire caught, as we understand. from G;c,;oa
Matches with which children were playing in the
barn.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

QUEER SUBJECT FOR A sERMoN.-Bryant,
in his Letters of Traveller" relates that while
dt Glasgow he attended Of the free churches,
and listened to a sermon from DR.. Lindsay. At the
close of the services, the preacher announced that
there would be third service in the evening"
" The subject will be the thoughts and exercises OF
Jonah in the whales belly"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

"REcKEp FISHERMEN RETURNEp.-some
- u"e crews OF Newburypor vessels, wrecked in the
ia'e gaze have arrived at that place, and were re.
ceived with great rejoicings. The Newburv,or,
ie'a' state" the loss in vessels from that port as
being very heavy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

MAN LosT.--Clark w. Hubbard. an ins,n
man. abont 40 years Of age, has wandered from his
nome in Walpole, N. H., to parts unknown The
se'ectmen of walpole have advertised for any infor
nation that may be obtained concerning him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

~ merchant of certain citv ,,ho A.,
suddenly, left in his desk letter wr;t,o VIM ued
o. ms correspondents. His sagacious D c ~ one
son OF Lrn' seeing it necessary 10 send , ,bo -.
above have ded!'' '"oe writing the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
mavo d.r 2 ROGERS, M. d.
may l-uWlI u. 4

ah,,nd, ni hanics' Fair has f,rnh
tent Of The OF the rapid progress and great ax
of njustr, name fts IN this city In no de1ar1ent
than i" H., progress Improvement and
uacture of Cothing and to no one - On,
w. ~ =. WAKE the Proprietor of The Nv IMAM
And we cnn at Nos. and Merchants Row
recommend ~, ge our readers no better counsel than 10
ronaoa 'ls pave as one of the most worthy ~ ~.
Se go on account of the great extent md ~ pat
the admirable proportion and workmansbg " ~
ces Mr. ana me established moderateness If mr. u
er column. 'S'ept wiz be ioHnd in anoth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

ALTERED BILLS, Ingeniously altered bills ara
mentioned as IN circulation, purporting to be 81 Of
me Dank Of Newbury, Wells River, VI Tbev ara
a''e'a',ons from failed bank in Michigan, and NAV
De readily detected by the letter v, ii Vernon, b.
ing the right hand stem heavy. ;ns,oad - -,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
UNRECoRDED GRAVES.

The tomhs of princes-ihey are found
Amidst Cathedral Halls
With gold and marble glitering ound
The high and trophed walls
And crown and sceptre, maged fair,
Proclaming proudly who lies there.
They of the red right hand, whose fame
Hath filled the wondering world,
lhey too, sculptured honor claim,
And sleep with banners furltd-
glorious and triumphant band,
among the great ones of the laI.d
And 1t is well an empires lord
should fill a gorgeous grave;
Aiey OF the senate and the Sword,
Let them due honors have;
thrice holy, if nations love
Hath ranked them with the Just above
But where are they, The Nameless Dead
who, since the birth of Time
Iheir Likelihood generously hath shed
IN Freedoms cause sublime
az Wh're are they !-no trophy
ABOVE their Unrecorded Graves
ana where your martyrs, radiant Truth,
Who, on the flaming vre
In hoary age and blooming youth
Have stood baptized with fire
Their dealh-songs have gone up to heaven
Where are their sacred ashes driven:
Ask The " inds ?-the rus ing blast
Hath borne them far and wide
Some in the forest depths are cast
Some the green hlPs side
Oh that some fruits mi. ht crown such seeI
That were harvest rich indeed
Your tombs, We wanderers, who repose
Meath Afric's burning sky,
Rejoicing, even in lile's drear close,
For Science sake to die
Say-whO, To grace Your exilrd dust,
Hath reared funeral urn or bust i?
Ye sleep amid the deserts, calm
Ee'en where yon gasping fell,
Beneath the obeliskal PALM
Or nigh he brHckish well; ID
And but the cameps echong tread, at
Burrows the light sand DER your bed.
leazed upon field of death
Where kingdoms had been won
What slw |! The green sod beneath
Above, thegoden sun
Willie one proud chieitain bore away
The anrels Of that blood-red lay.
Rear, rear the cenotaph-but no.
'rwere better thus TO rest
Like gems whose hidden slories glow
Deep, miniatures breast,
Than meet the cold and whitening sneer
OF envy asking "who lies here ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

job Printing of all kinds Pamphlets,
Catalogues, Shop Bills Bank Checks PlacaIds Concert
Bills, Visiting and Business Cards, Posters, &c.
NEATLY and PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE
upon moderate terms. du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

VIZ rh''ps' Fire Annihilalor has been tried in
aia'n'u'g' and iound wanting. A shed was set on
"'e' nu' tue heat was too great to permit an ap-
p'o'0n' aug common water engine was brought to
ear upon the flames.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
Connecticut Mutual Life T,,s,,,.1,

-TS;s n eut Mutual Life Insurance RI
Un;,5 &c now the largest Institution of tbe kind j.; rs
states and the advantages afforded h = ~ ele
annie seeuri,, by any in the world 1t Offers
bers tbr 10 insurers, and having over 49, 00o mem
taty VACCINATIONS OF the rate of NOR
the Comno Pplcallon, or any information respectino
NJ oVInnpahy, may be had al the office az he ss
Nsl- M%rfen Worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
Burditt,s OI,agono..a !, !,

roHCs OieagenOus Medicafed 49,
pound, For softening, cleansing, beanifvinD Com
The be, ao lar This article has proved Itself ~ he
raut"I y, one IN use for the above purposes and Is " -
he nsa ~ COZ tam no articles injurious to The ,bo %
and use ol u you will prevent til hair from GII;
Ifsou, ha drda @ DC free from all dandrus scur So
- Sold by LIT a Ih VIZ i viii become soft silky
o4-dtf druggist, 2Ol Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

The HUTCHINSON FAMILY sing ia Greenfield,
Mass' on the 18th, and in Northampton on the 2slh
INST. They will commence series Of concerts in
Boston, IN the early part Of November. ~ tae
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

w a highly interesting entertainment is adyer-
USED ~ another column to exhibit at Waldo Hall,
during this week. Il is well worthy the attention.
Of the public.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
Q he Daily 5pp.
MONDAY, ocToBER "a. 1851.

u Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
ap the next day, will please send in early in the
day essibe. Also, those wishing insert advertise
ments in Weekly, should send in early as Mon
day neen. AL advertisements for this paper, from
others than regulSr advertisers who have with
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

- $780, sA-x M
ment Of tho m arrangement the comfort and eniov
Terms iiiVf Fn nave been carefully studied
pe1 wsst Treatment without board from 60 80 to3
msc no deduction for absence less than ons ST
ton. i'l required Tor first examina.
cotton sbae,a should furnish linen and two heavy
and old line,s Two wooden Blankets one comforsble
One ON eT ha practice attended to as usual.
q In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

Delivered before the -HiddleseT CeHHfy Fra
Soil Convention, held at Concord. October
1, 1851.
tcoScLUDED.1
Among the acts of the session. none seem
,oexcite more alarm in the ranks OF bunker
conservatism, than the ACT giving the people
the right to vote upon the question OF
ca ling
c,nreutton TO Revise the ConstitutIon.
This question is in the hands of the
intelligent people of the Commonwealth
il is safe in their keeping. 1t Is now for
them 10 say whether Convention shall, or
shall not be called. am sure we all shall
bow with Submission 10 their verdict.
Our system of representation IS one of
the most unequal and unjust 10 be found
in any representative government. The
rights and interests OF the people demand
that it should be eqnalized. In 1o49, more
than one hundred towns, containing more
than one-third of the population OF the
State. were unrepresented in the House
in 1850. more than ninety towns, contain
inc nearly three hundred thousand people,
were unrepresented. A system should be
devised, securing to the whole people,
fair. equal, and permanent representation
in the House, should be devised. During
the next ten years a large share OF The
towns will be unrepresenIed portion of
the time.-the people will have no share in
framing the laws they must obey. The
political power is rapidly passing 10 the
large towns. The practical effect of the
present system is this the people in small
towns vote in single districts, while the
general ticket system prevails in the cities
and large towns, DISTINGUISHING, practically,
large minorities, and placing the selection
of the candidates in the hands of the few,
who are thus enabled 10 control to a great
extent the policy of the State. In many
of the small towns, the elecior votes two or
three times in len years for representative,
while in Boston, the elector votes annually
for forty-four representatives. In the coun-
try towns, every eector can assemble and
vote for the man of his choice for his can
didate; in Boston, all the candidates are
seIected-not by the people, but by small
committee. In Boston, the minority, of
thousands, have no voice in the election,
and the majority have scarcely any voice in
the selection Of the candidates. This whole
system is radically vicious, and should be
corrected.
An effort was made at the last session to
improve this system. A large Committee
agreed upon plan. 1t passed the Senate,
but was lost in the House-ihe Wings
voting against ii in solid column. No other
course was left to the friends of equal rep
reservation but TO submit the whole question
10 the people. Had they failed to have done
so, they would have been false to their
duty. The subject is now in the hands Of
the people.
have referred, Mr. President, to several
of the most important acts Of the Coali-
ton" Legislature, Gentlemen of the Con.
tuUy nd ain
IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

". B. A aImer, the American Newspape
AGENT is authorized Agent for this paper in the cite
OF Boston. New York and Philadelphia, and is duly EN-
poyed TO take advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by His receipts will be regarded
payments. His Offices are, BOSTON, ScOllay g
buildings, Court st; NEW YORK, Tribune Buildingsi
PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third and Chestnut
streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
Free soiI city commit,ee

Inc members Of the Free Soil City Committee are
requested to meet at the Head Qual,ers, in Pipers
Block this evening, Monday, ocl 27, at O'Clock.
srtt0ua fail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

MUsEUM-This evering, the much admired play
Of the Serious Family, together with other attrac-
lions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

rESNsYLFAEIA ELEcrIoS.-The result Of the
elec'iOn Oh Governor of Pennsylvania appears to be
sscertained as follows. In part of the connie.
however, majorities are only reported:
For BigIer, Democrat, 1es IN,
""So"' "h'g' 16O 032
Bigler's majority, AGO
rour OIL the democratic candidates for Judge Of
'nS supreme Cont are chosen beyond question. Far
the 9th Judge, 43 counties give majority Of $500
votes Tor Counter, the highest Of the whio cand;.
Dates over Judge Campbell, who lost a port;o, of
the votes Of the democratic partv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

D"gucrreOtypes.-AD having rer,ovo, e..
waldo Block, to Brinley Row. opposite the Amsroan
Mouse, would invite those in want of percec,
'peS' toslVe him call Two medals and two pnIo-
mas awarded to Adams for best Daguerreotypes =
oct23 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

-, ~ ~ % lie are invited m coli :. n
Vnns,, Rooms see some If hs ~, van Al
guerreotye iGres also many other styles CIV m
az me approaching Fair. Dr. Van Ieu lof exhibition
SoeJs =, ana most complete assortment Of 10Y ar the
for sale and d for !. me state The Of eyeriGne
Nefcan Temperance House, Main strse, norm Of the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

subscribe baIa % a N DIS and Father
established and "een appointed Agent for several lo
all Eeraon me National Loan FUND.- can "rni.h s
the fullest g mailing themselves Of its adyan
SPY iOS VI The MASSACHUS ETTs
je20-dwtf EDWARD X. FIsKE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27
SPEECH OF
Gen. Henry Wilson,

Delivered before the .afIddlsseE Ceaaty Fr9
Soil Convention, held at Concord. OctobsT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

Main and Mvstie B s, N. PuLMoNIsr, Come, oe
Where his services r opposite Col on's Nursery
Professional Du,ns when not prevented by preyous
huscuitaton AMI Advice Free ~.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

49,: IA. StratfOrd would 49,
that hey can Dguereotypes of themselves or mose
Dssuer UDaa Poa hem calling him. at hs
niock, corner of Main and From, ~, iu Harrington
euaran @ cvy and poeness Entire sasI S be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

4wa,,.M, IA: lark, HomgpATuIc pgvs,. ~
from 1913 II NJ "o'rs IRON to 10 A. M, and
Worcester, Jan..lst, ls5I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-27

CLAN s.n M NJ, >. hompson, FeMfIr p,,va,
No. Maple-strcot '''"oseu 70 Kinds Court, rea
mil
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81 have sent for you, sir, to pay me visit that
may make YOU the heir to my estate My estate
know you are ready 10 ash ssIiat estate have to
beqaeath. And wei NAV youask that was once
happy-this house was once niine-it was my Faith
er's gift; my wedding portion. had horses and
oxen, and cows and sheep, and orchards and mead
ows Twas you that induced my poor husband to
drink. Twas you who placed before him the liquid
poison. and pressed him to take it. Twas you that
took away my horses and COWS and meadows and
orchards and my hne. Twas you that ruined my
peace, destroyed ny husband, in the very noon Of
lie, and sent him TO drunkard' s dshonored grave
Twas you tina; made me beggar and cast my star
wing babies upon the charity Of pitiless world.
have nothing left but these quilts-those you not
want; yet am determined to bequeath to you my
estate. Here, sir. as my last will and testament,
do bequeath TO you this vial of tearsthey are tears
that have shed--tears that you have caused Take
this vial, wear it about you, and when, hereafter
You present the flowing bowl to the lips of husband
aud father, remember at you are nheritng another
wal of widow tears p
An hour more, and the poor widow, the widow Of
a Thousand sorrows, the once favorte child of for
tune, the once lovely and wealthy bride, the once
afiectionate wife, and devoted young mother Law
cold and senseless in death, and her soul had been
summoned to that God who said--ssVenaeance is
will repay.''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30

The BUFFALO FUGIIIvE CAsE.-When we
stated, several days ago. that the fact incidentally
disclosed, on the examination of the coIored man,
Daniel, at Buffalo, of his going, in the service of his
master, into free State, raise 'grave question, .
some very Jealous Fugitive Slave Law champions
entered their protests against the suggestion. The
same persons now insist that that question must be
tried in Kentucky. This, we venture to suggest,
raises another grave question: If, by the Con-
stutlon and laws, Daniel is free, why should he bS
taken, against bis will, to Kentucky? Under tn
Constitution, the man "owed service and labor''
his master, in the sfats Of Keqtucky. Thato;ff "a
nIred nm est jeh by The Constitution and laws, be
Gould not be held to such .,'servce and labor In
taking him to free State, the bond was cancelled.
We are held by the Fugitive Slave Law, to a rigid
fui6lmcnt of Constitutional obligations. All that is
Nominated in the bond'' is sternly exacted We
are at liberty, therefore, to hold all parties to the
bond. If, by his agent, the owner of Daniel took
him into free State, and he thus, by the tenor Of
his bond, became Free how is be to be lawfully de-
prived of his freedom.-.dlbany Evening Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRyvAL OF THE ASIA.

/ The royal mail steamer Asia, from Liverpool al
half past u O'Clock noon, on the 10th inst, arrived
at her wharf, at Jersey City, N. Y, at O'Clock
'Ihursday evening, making the passage from wharf
to wharf, in II days 5 hours. She brings one hun
bred and sixty -three passengers, and London dates
of the 18th, and Paris of the 14th of August. The
Asia brings the news of her own arrival at Liver
pool, al w o'clock, on Sunday, the 10th inst.
Considerable interest was evinced at Liverpool in
the race between the Cunard steamer America from
Boston, and the Collins steamer Atlantic, which, it
will be recolected, sailed from New York for Liver
pool at the same hour on the 9th inst.
We have by the Asia a telegraphic announce
ment of the arrival of the overland mail at Marseies
on the 18th August, with Calcutta advioes of he
same. Neither the English nor continental Jews
possess single feature of striking Importance.
ENGLAND.--Harv had become very general,
with every prospect of the crops being greater
than last season. The yacht America continued to
attract good deal of interest amongst the yacht
clubs and nautical men, and great interest was felt
IN the Regatta ofthe nth, in which she was entered
Her friends, it is sad ready TO back her to the
extent of 900 against the whole fleet OF English
yachts.
Mr.. E. Derby ofF3oaton, has furnished to Hera-
paths Railway Journal, statistical account " all
the Railways the United States, which contlast
most favoraby with The English railway statistics
I In the u S. department of the Great Exhibition
twenty-iour large packages have recently been adj
ded, consisting chiefly of agricultural implements
and carriages. Mr.. Cqmack's reaping machinery
was leading object ofatraction amongst ugricul-
turists.
The receipts at the Exhibition were perceptiby
diminished by the continued intense heat Of the
weather.
FRANcE.-A very destructive fire occurred on
the 18th inst, at Havre
AT Paris, on the l2thmst., during the funeral of
Marshal Sebastian at The Hotel des Invaldes a
spark from of the candles on the altar set fire to
the surrounding drapery, and a large number of the
flags and similar trophies with which the walls were
hung was consumed.
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FREE SOIL MEETING " BosroN.--The Free
Sellers of Boston met on Friday evening, at Chap
man Hall, to appoint delegates to the State Conven-
ton, to be held at Worcester, on the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER, and the Ward FHl County Committees for
1872 The meeting vas well attended, and the
best spirit ofenthusiasmprevailed. Anumerous de-
legation were appointed The speaking was extra
ordinarily interesting and effective. Gen. Wilsoa
predicted that the Wings would be whipped in the
fall election by 10000 votes The Wings, he said,
taHated the Democrats with having their faces both
to the State House and to Washington, but Of the
Whigs it,might be said their backs were to both
Hon &c. Park made a most eloquent speech, in
which he declared that If b. had ever the least doub
in relation 70 bis position, Free Soer, the action
of the Wings "a Cochitdate Hall, on Thursday night
would have capsed him nail bis coors to the mast
Mr. Webster, he said, had damaged the Union NOR.
than any other man BY attacking the religious sent
.nneat on which government is founded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30
csmbyidge Cattle MarEet--Augqst q.

At market 1871 Catle-about 900 Beeves and 81 Store,
hoonssting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves w end
years old.
as ODD do IS Sod do SIS to ordinary S4O0
Iiides-S525 per cwt-Tallow 1928.
Veal Caves-S3 SIS $500.
Stores-Workmg OAen-S65, $50 SlU5
Cows and Calves-$2O, 2e, $50.
Yearmgs-SS, IL and Is.
Two wears old S IA, 20 a 1924.
Three wears old-SlS, rs 1913.
sheep and Lambs-i293 at market. Prices-Extrs Il.
as ST. By lot, s ,5U2, 90 a 32,75.
Swine-Retail 5 &C
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We should think SO.

Day GooDs AT AUcr1oN-TIowe g. Putnam
will sell at their Sales Room, this afternoon and
evening, lot Of Dry and Fancy Goods, Jewery,
Cutlery, &c. Here is chance to use small
amount ofmoney to good advantage. LADIES are in
yited to attend the afternoon sale, at 2 oclocI'
We were mistaken in saying, yesterday morning,
that this sale was to be postponed we should have
said the sale Of Furniture advertised to take place
Thursday afternoon, was postponed on account Of
sickness in the owners faaily.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-30

CUBAN MovEMENTs.-W Washington, Aq 30.
No official dispatches have yet been recelvere-
latingt to the New Orleans riot, or the sailing che
steamers Alabama and Fanny.
The President has written that he will not r9lrn
before Tuesday next.
The Pensacola Gazette learns by the steimr
Vixen, that the Captain General of Cuba has give
orders to the Spanish squadron not TO modest any
the Invading forces sea- as he does not wlsha rup
ture with the United States.
The Spanish Consul at New Orleans, has resigned