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Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

this is not an omen of dsunion.-- Commonwealth
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~ The sweetest the most clinging affection is often
shaken by the slightest breath Of unkindness as the
delicate rings and tendrIs of the vino are agtaed by
the faintest air that blows in summer.
aY The State Of Pennsylvania has appropriated
$4,000 for completion of geological survey of the
State.
Wilbraham visited on Saturday, l9th, by a
whirlwind three miles wide, which prostrated fences
the telegraph line, &c.
DIR. Ktredge, one Of the assistant physicians at
Deer Island, is aborng under attack Of ship
fever.
GI The new postage law will go into effect on the
LIST Of July next.
Eg-A lady named Mckinney, hung herself with her
garters at Cincinnati, last week.
east iron hotel, five stories high, is about to be
erected on Sd street near Arch, Philadelphia.
% During the prevalence Of cholera in France, the
disease was epi iemic among horses as well as men,
6- In Ohio, sheep killed by dogs are paid for ont
Of the fund raised from the dog tax
There have been nine murders in Connecticut within
is months, as the direct fruit Of the liquor traffic
~ aHNH ---------------- 4
~ Hon. Orn Fowler has SO far regained his
health, as 10 be able to leave his room.
t sNaE
G1 Julia Kennedy, Of Lawrence, committed suc de
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

B L. HARDoN & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-07

Cardamon Seeds.
LOT ofthe above very plump and fun Just received
"A ana fer sale low, by l.. T.. i.AZELL,
apl4-d&w3@ls Apothecary, No 20 Main st.
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A Haiar'ii remedy, procAsei ffom a Wa 10
AlleghfHy county Pa. 400 fsoi beloip fhe
Earfs's surflee
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G B Reese. PhiIadelPhia; Abbott Lawrence,
Jr Boston; Charles Sehlader. Mr. Klaiaer.
W BENJAMIN, Jr. New York; G Mack nsie, ,
] Lowray; Mr Alexander aud serVan,: NJ
Wads worth and servant, n GoidsieiD, G A
Curtis. J Loring.
The Washington Union says:-
We understand from feliabi> SuihoTiiy
thN the Atlantic has pumps sufficiently pow
erfvl TO food The ship in case oi fire, and a
metallic lie car 10 land through any s1rf--
Besides she has six Of +" Fremer's metallic 6re-
proof life boats" of immense power aud size
Three Of them will caf:y one hundred per-
soDs each, and The boats cam OF be submer
ged. The Atlantic has seven boats in ALL
and TOE much praise caunot be given 10 Mr-
Collins (or his .houehtful provisions for the
safety Of bis passengers in case Of those IN
avoidnble accidents Shich may happen TO all
who ''go down into the deep in ships"
The New York Herald says:
Anxiety About the Atlantic Steamship
Croiods of Persons at her Wharf-The
anxiety about the Atlantic is intense. On
Friday night up TO 10 o'clock crowds OF per-
sons were collected at her wharf 10 Canal
street, expecting her arrival. Many OF them
had relatives on board They were 6rsI at
lracled oy the guns Of the Asia, which they
mistook for those Of The Atlantic. The ex'
element was very great.
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THE STEAMER ATLANTIC

The New York papers stale tha, The insu-
rance offices in that city declined, on Sat
urday morning, taking any additional poi-
cies on the Sicomcr Atlantic.
The Liverpool Mercury OF the 3lst ult.
says the United Sates mail steamship Allan.
|ic, Capt, West. left the Mersey on Satnr
DAY, for New York, with the usual mails and
a fair complement; Of passengers, being The
second American departure hen,e on Sal.
urday since the opening Of the winter senson
She was passed during the evening, off the
Bell Buoy, by The mail Steamship Asia.
The New York Ttibnne Of Saturday says:
Nothing has yei been heard ofihe Allan
tic. She has probably 60, out oi coal or hac
lher engines disabled. We do not doub
That she vii finally arrive 10 snfe,y. 81
substantial ship cnn outride any tempes
ever seen al sea. We see no canse for nnx'
iety on account 0T her delay. The Unitec
States vas twenty eight days on her last voy
age from Europe.
| The New York Commefcinlof Saturday
afternoon aas The following atiicle:
Steamship Atlantic. The non arrival o
this vessel has caused much painful nnxeiiy
among those who have friends on board
We have every confidence that The nobl,
ship is safe, believing that her supply 0
,coai has been short, and ber officers hay.
made for the Western Islands. 81. ThomBs
or some other Of ihe West India Islands, Z
obtain supply.
The following is list Of The passengerl
per ,he Steamship Atlantic, from Liverpool
Mr.. w A Whiilock and lady, New York
w /, Cnse and Indy, do; JAS II Esster. Bal
:imons r III Harris, Il P0ftInger, G @ Hatfl
and lady, New York; II p Walker, Mr, Bat
teffeld, Mr., Sutton, e II Griffin, DRankn
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Discoveries Of rlne las, haIr Century


| There has been no period since The COM
mencemeul or the world in which so many
important discoveries, tending to the benefit
Of mankind, we're made as in The last half
century Some Of the most wonderful re
suits Of human intellect have been witness
ed in the last fifty years Some of the grand
est conceptions Of genius have been pelfect~
ed II is remarkable how The mind Of The
world has run into scientific Investigation,
and what achievements it has effected in
that short period. Before the year 1900
there was not steamboat in existence, and
the application of steam TO machinery was
unknown. Fulton aun ched the frs steam
boat in 1907. Now there are three thou
sand steamboats, ,raversing the waters OF A.
merca, and the time saved 10 travel is equal
to seventy per cent. The rivers Of every
by steamboats,. Ia 1900 there was not
single railroad in The world. In the United
STATES alone there are nnw S.797 miles Of
railroad. costing $2s6, ,O00,OCO 10 build, nnd
abou, $4,000 miles OF railroad in England
and America. Phe locomotive will now ira
vel in as many houts distance which in
1900 required as many days TO accomplish.
Ia lSC0 it took weeks TO convey intelligence
between Philadelphia and New Orleans; now
/, il can he accomplished in minutes through
. ,he electric telegraph, which only had i,s
begianing in lS43. Vollaisln was discovers
1 ed in March, 1900. The elecru m,gnei IN
Q 1921. Elecirotypng was discovered only q
: few years ago Hoe's printing press, capa'
|. bic Of printing 10000 copies an hour, is i
q very recent discovery, hni of a most i'm por,
tant character Gas light was unknown j.
1900; bul now every city and town Of any
/. pretence are lighted with Il, and we have The
d announcement Of still greater discoyery,bJ
L which light and heat and motive power may
o all be produced from water, with scarcely
il any cost. Dagnerre communicated TO the
: world his beautiful invention in 1889. Gun
4 cotton nnd chloroform are discoveries oi bul
!. few yesrs cd. AsiE nomy has added a
number Of new planets 10 the solar sys EN-
i Agricultural chemistry has enlarged The do.
main of knowledge in that important branch
i of scientific research, and mechanics, have
Y increased the facilities for production, and The
: means of accomplishing an amour, Of labor
e which far transcends The ability Of united
4 manual effort to accomplish The lnumpbs
. achieved u this last branch Of discovery and
], invention nre enough 10 mark tho last half
0 century as that which has most contributed
to augment personal comforts, enlarge the
3 enjoyment, and add ia the blessings Of mar,
/: What will ile nexi half century accomplish
!; We may look for still greater discoveries; for
/ Eihe intellect Of man Il awake, exploring ey,
i ey mine or knowledge, and searching for
: useful Information ID every department d
!. sn and industry.
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Terrible Accldenl--SeveraI Lives Lost


A terrible accident, exceeded only by
that of The Hague street explosion, IN its is
aslrcus effect upon life and property. oc'
CURED shortly after one O'Clock, yesterday
afternoon, in 2lst street, between the Fifth
and Sixth avenues. About forty workmen
consisting Of brckldyers, carpenters and Ia
borers. were engaged in completing six new
houses, belonging 10 Thnmrs Adds EmmeI
ESQ ana Mrs. Pell, when the walls of all
the buildings fell in, with a terrible crash
burying about thirty Of the men beneath The
ruins,
The great noise gathered large crowd OF
persons, who Immediately set 10 work 10
clear away The piles Of brick aud mortar-if
that which had more the appearance of mud
can be called mortar--and exlricate the IN
fortunate sufferers. About 4 O'Clock, six
dead bodies were taken from among the ruins
Sixteen were taken out alive, some Of whom
are so seriously injured, that their lives are
despaIred Of
Among the miraculous escapes, was that
of man who was left standing on the top oI
une 0r the walls, from which he descended
nnhurl. Another man beside him. was SO
! frightened, that he ieaped duwn three stories,
| seriously injuring himself.
| ln the evening the coroner held nquesis
on The bodies Of the dend, sn their friends
might he permitted to take them away
The materials used in the buildings, which
were five stories high, we're Of the worst de-
scnpion The mortar was composed princi>
paIIy of sand and the small quan i,y Of flime
with which il was mixed, was Of very in
fsrior quality. In fact so defective were The
buildings that The walls bulged near the
foundation soon after they were erected, and
bricklayer who passed by some hours be-
fore the accident, said truly, that the build~
ngs would tall before night.
Tho houses wfre to he built by contract,
by the terms If which. George Spencer. the
architect, was to he paid by instruments as
The work advanced Spencer and his fore-
man, John Fleming. who we're near The
buildings when The accident occurred, have
bOtn disappeared.
! Since the above was written. the builder,
Mr. Spencer, aud the foreman, Mr.. Fleming,
have been arrested and placed in custody 10
await an exam nation.
Ii is said that little girl, who was enga'
ged in gathering chips, in one Of I bnild-
ipgs when the accident happened, was taken
from an urchway which brd been erected
under the kitchen Fireplace, entirely unn
jurpd.
Another linle girl is supposed to be under
one Of the pi les of brick, which has moi yet
been removed. Aboui twelve men are vet
missing. The beams employed in consruc-
ting TIE flooring, are Of the worst and cheap
esI description Of hemlock -Nep York
Epeaing Post Of The i6M
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SIlerihr's sale.


ooloinoh Snifh et. ~
vs.. In Chancery.
Sninuei Bell ct. al.
DY virtue oi Il decree and alas order OF sale
Il Dissued ou, Of the CONT ol. Common pleas Of
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed will
offer lor sale in front OF the Court House in the
town OF Cadiz, in said county, on Saturday, the
9th day OF February. A. d. 1891, between The
hours OF 10 o'clock A, M. and O'Clock p. NJ.
OF said day the iooVing described real estate.
ito wit: The northeast half Ia Lot No. 10, also,
the following described part Of snid lot No. ITO.
TO wit: Beginning at the corner Of Thomas C !.
Vincent's and lbirty-one eet from the Southwest
corner Of said lot No. no and running thence
with said Vincent's lines so deg. r. Ill ieet !,
thence N 40 deg. r. , Il thence N. so deg. w.
II fl. 10 the alley ut the back end Of stid lot;
thence $. 40deg W. 2 #. to The place of Begin
ming, And II lso l6 feet square in the Northeast
corner Of In Lot No 30 in said to vn, and also
the three equal undivided eighth parts Of the fol-
lowing par! OF said lot No. no and lot No. Iii
in said town. to wit; 23 1t. in front on Steuben-
vile st. off the Southwest side ofsaid lot No. 10
and Il. in front off the Northeast side Of said
lot No. II and extending bacn for each part of
suid lot IS feet. d. HILBERT, Sheriff.
Dec. o5, l650--5t3S ttt@a e e8s t
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| The Society hnn6red me With the stalIoi
of 6rsi Wee Prssideat, for which | reiBH
my thanks aHd 90 tins account, TOOL would
be glad 10 attend, for, as the President il
stsea there may not be any Of the officers
present Of last years organization.
trust you will have harmoSious and
happy meeting; and that all your measures
may iend 10 advance the glory and renown
Of Primers and Printing. A service Of over
quarter Of century in printing offices, in
which time have filed every station con-
necled with an office. has attached me de-
voledly 10 il, aud have not yet met with
any calling that wOu.d be willing to ex-
change for that Of Printer. ~ g
would be much pleased if you woulJ
communicate 10 the Conyenlion, in such
manner as ya may think proper, my regret
At .ein2 compelled To be sbsentS and assure
! it that shall lab,E al aay time and in any
way can, 10 the best Of my abilities, in for-
waIding such measures as may be adopted
TO advance Oui interest. and as conse-
qu nee, ahe interests Of our fellow men.
Accept Ihe assurances Of my sincere re
gard, aud believe me mosi truly yours,
ALEX. E. GLENN.
On poiiOn Of N II Van Vurhes, ESQ.,,
Resolved. That committee Of i've be
appolated by the President, 10 report to this
Convention The business 10 come before it.
Fhe President named Messrs Van Vorhes
WaIIing, Bfauon, Beard aud Stayman, such
committee.
n, e n u El,.J -,
Resolved, That committee of three be
appointed to report permanent officers to the
Cnnventiun
the chair named Messis. Flood, Rice unC
| Hill, SAID committee.
A letter was then read from w H Hub.
,el. esq, Superintendent Of the Deaf ans
Dumb Asylum, inviting The Editors in aiIen
dance at the Convention to visit the D eaI
and Dumb Asylum nj their convenience.
On MOTION the invitation was accepted anC
1 The III INKS Of the Convention returned Il
Mr. HubbeIl Tor his courtesy.
Ga motinn Ihe CouRention took recess
! until half past six O'clock. p NJ.
HALF PAST q O'clock, P M.
The Convention met.
\ Mr. Flood, from the Committee on Perna,
men, Officers. made the following report:
A. G DiMMOCK. President.
a. III T"iV1'si Willing. Vice Presidents,
is1H' y, Il. hr%'s, Mass%'''"' Secretaries.
The repnt was received and unanimous
ly adopted.
The President being conducted to III,
Chair, in few huef and appropriate re-
marks thank the Convention for The honor
Conferred on him.
The President then presented to the Con
vention an ingiiation from Lauren Dewey
ESQ, Warden of the Ohio PeniientIary, Ia
VISIT that institution when they should find il
convenient, which was accepted and the
thanks of the Convention returned 10 Mr.
Dewey for the courtesy of his invitation.
The comm ttee to which was referred the
presentation of the business of The Cunven'
lion reported series of resolutions, upon 1
part of which an animated discussion arose
and continued for considerable time, wher
on motion Of E. r. Campbell, esq, who sta
ted that the hour f"r the festival on the An
uiversary Of the birthday of Benjamin Frank
! lin. had nearly arrived, the Convention ad
jourHed
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Sherif's Sale.
The State Of Ohio !

vs.. In Chancery,
zephenia Bayless,etal.
|DY virtue Of decree and order Of sale issu-
ped out ofthe Court of Common Pleas OF Har-
rison county. Ohio, and to me directed, will of.
fer for sale in front Of the Court House in the
town of Cadiz in said county, on Saturday, the
9th day Of February, A D. 1851, between tho
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M, and O'Clock T. M,
Of said day, The following described real estate,
TO wits
The northwest half Of In Lot No. 4, In the
town of Cadiz. in snid county, and bounded as
follows, to wit: Beginning at thu west corner Of
isnid lot on Market st., and running thence IL u
noFtheasterly direction along the northwest eide
of said lot one hundred and ninety, eight ieets
thence with the alley in southeasterly direction
| thirty three feet; thence in q southwesteriy di-
rectlon parallel with the side Of said lot ore hun.
,red and ninety eight feet; thence with enid
street in norlhwestsrly direction thirty three
feet to the place of beginning, being the same
half lot that Hezekia Rowles and wife formerly
conveyed to said Bayless BY deed duly executed.
d. HILBERT sheriff.
Dec 25, 1850. 5t3e. 3et
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PusuaaI .a notice, lbs sta's Eid'oria
fsaven,lan held iis annual ssssiua in rh'
State Libtssy Rnom, At Columbus, 90 FRI
day. sl.s iIsh January, 1851. E R. CANP'
HELL. ga. ,he President Of the last Con-
psatioa. culled i to order.
~ ms'iOn OF @ B. Flood. E q, Msssrs
T.Bsarn and ]. Medill were requested ,'
aet ns SECRETARIES.
Mr. Campbell. the President Of the lss
Natw Edautal Cabvenaisu, upon taking the
el'sE sud calling he Convention to order
sxaf1.
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The following report oi the Committee on
the Executive ID parlment, has passed 10 a
third reading;
Report No. !, Of the Standing Committee on
the Executive Department.:
SEc. /. The executive department shall
consist Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary Of Siote. Auditor, Treasurer, and
an Attorney Generat.
SEc. .. The Supreme Executive power
Of this State shall be vested IN Governor.
SEC 5. The Governor shall be elected
by the qualified electors nj the time and
places u voting for members of The General
Assembly, and shalt hold his office Tor The
term oftwc years from the time Of his innus
guratlon, and until bis successor is qualified
SEc. a. The returns Of every election for
Governor shall be sealed up and transmitted
10 the seat Of governments Ivy The reinfnina
officers, directed 10 the President Of the
Senate who shall open and publish them and
declare the result, il the presence Of mi.
liorliy Of the members OF each House Of the
General Assembly, during the fifst week o.
the session; the perfon having The hiphes'
number of votes, shall be Governor, but i
any two or more shall be equal and highest
iE votes, one Of them shall he chosen Cover
NOT BY the joint vote of both Houses
SEC. s. lie may require information in
Writing. from The officers in the Executive
Department, upon any subject relating 70 The
duties OF their respective offices, and shall
see thai the laws afe faithfully executed.
SIC. 6. He shah communicate by mesi
sage to the General Assembly, Al every SEES
sion, fhe. condition DC The State, and recon-
mend for their consideration such measures
as he shall deem expedient
z SEc. Z. lie aay. on exiraofdinafyocca-
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| (
The RaltInpHe San gives The following
particulars Of d mnsi melancholy occurrence
Il that recently took place in Talbot county;
l.Mrs. EaaWs jones had paid visit 10 Mrs.
Shares, taking With her her infant enid -
She sas seated in The sting r0am, with M,sl
s.. and in Gyadle lilile sou of Mrs. s
about elsyen months old, WAS lying, while
mother lillle son ,aged three years.was sisnd-
ing by the cndIe, rocking H. Ia another
part of the room there was another son 81
Mrs S., aged about eight years. @ho unnb
served picked up loaded gun, which had
lbeen implndtntly Jeff there. While in bis
dhandI, the gun discharged, The load blowing
Tho brains o,ii oS tie little bny standing by
Ithe cradle, killing the infant in The cradle,
land lodging several Of the shot in the person
Iof Mrs. Jones, who was sitting in the line
Iof tlle shot. fIer infant which was ia her
iap. was somewhat injured by the powder
lfrom the gun. Mrs. Shores sprang up and
seiziDg the child whose brains was blown
oui, tan into the yard, and there finding him
dead, she ran bncly into the house. Here she
fund her other child deaS, and so great was
| the shock that she immediatIy tainted and
has been ID almost derangsd state ever
since. Ms. Janes. taongh badly hurt, was
aol considered dangerous. ~
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Report Na. |, Of ihe StoadiHg Committee Oh
The PnsaSIble and Bin # Rights.

VIZ The people'of The State Of Ohio. grateful
to Almighty God fOr our freedOmi- to Sc
cure lis blessings aud promoie our com~
mon welfare, do establish IhIs
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Ihe whole naon goanns under The present paeuee o. INC
medical proeon which fosters disease more Than cures ana
IN a. Mokxisor
"Ah ought be acquainted with ne medical arr
u.
Every may and surgeon al cheap fs's
anc enjoy nnd in sound body &NHFsk tA#
m prouoses 10 publish is city
VI the Style To be devoted 10 the ING pso
the suppression VI legal
and ta disease The work Is
designed and individuals Those who paoni1e ms
and they VIII net only
money but their health also No family should 70 Win
will full description OF the causes symp.on
Of ali the Ia
language understand THERE'S not journal OF The Kind IN
be hoped that e meade o
families public generally will al take hold OF THIS en-
down TO the comprehension OF
all comfort aud happiness
Of mankind.
TERMS journal will be published monthiy on nne paper
The number, at w" dollars PEE
We expect To issue the nrst number ~
March
Prospectus, and calling attention TO IL sinai
forwarding Of The same nahed
and all others friendly 10 the enterprise
viii please act agents.
Address tpospSid) JOHN I. WALSH NJ d..
Richmond, Virginia
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A NEW Route PitssbuEx, Via tho baltimore, BUS
yukanna 1hyough to Fusburs IL
80 Of will leave Cavt station daily
mail Washington and Baltimore at q,
connecting with the last line al Mddletowh NJ ar
irving at Harrisburg at III m, 10 dinner. ..
The Harrisburg for the west al =, p M arriving az
Al this point passengers have he opon OF
Jonsown thence by packet boas or
stages Holdaysburg TO Pittsbng.
Tickets be sold following points Dy this uan 70 wa
York, Wfighsve Columbia, Marietta, MiddeoWp harrsbug
New Port Milestown Perrysvie Lcwlsiown NC u
ingdon, Holldaysburg and Pittsburg
1is train also connects Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle, Shppcnsbufg ChaoefsDug
other points this road
from washington OF
the Of will be at The
Railroad Company the arrival of
receive the baggage which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oc, l-dtf Ticket Agent
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SUPERIOR DaRuerroos yIes s-Firyt Premium III. H.
- WHITEHURsT the field of his
ground dsguerrcopit in the Hi. galleries
between ~ and 9th streets
No m Baltimore Batimore corner Broadway and Leonard
street, TO. n Main street, Richmond sycamore
street. Pe,ersbug Main street. Norfolk and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia
His beautiful daRueueoypes
asurng faithful and highly finished
hkeacs@cs q few seconds
rotary ground invented by H. Whehurst gives
airy and hvfsy sppearsnee 10 the picture
distribute
annually and have classification This
superiority hts kenesses
W. cn attention OF the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers new sore where free
exhibition OF pacturcs will be given Hs.y ID .....
competition In daguerreoypes at the
OF the Maryland INSTITUTE ne was awarded the nrst
medal by the judges
Licensees oevsry description copied, and post morism eases
attended 10, Nov 28-dly
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General Agency at Warrington, D. O.
DY A. NJ FARQHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
the with MeN
revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, or scrip
Bounty LandW attend 70 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent OceThe applications for patents procuring models
drawings will be all their branches
OfceA claims against the department will be
settlement of contractors quarterly accounts
ditto facilitated, &c.
Orleans Delta, Nashville Union Mobile Advertiser Louis
Democrat Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazette indianapolis
Sentinel Herald, Detroit Free Press, publish
Of S. and send their bills this Office accompanied
with paper. June Eau