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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-30

PLACE IN THY MEMoRY.-There is a
beautiful volume upon our table bearing the above
title, which has connected with il a sad history
indeed, and which may best be told in the simple
words of the auhoress, Mrs. De Kroyft. "Three
summers ago, had perfect sight, l was in one
short month bride, widow and blind vet
Providence has madeit needful FOR me 10 do some
thing for myself to provide food and raiment.' "A
1t is book filled with pure thoughts, refined
and vlrtuous sentiments, and bears record on eve
ry page, of cultivated mind, a cheerful heart
and a courage and heroism in the midst of the
most depressing circumstances, such as is rarely
met with. Destitute of other resources, Mrs. De
Kroyft has engaged personally, in the sale of her
book, and will call upon the citizens so as to give
such as desire, an opportunity of purchasing it,
Aside from any claims that the authoress may
have upon the sympathies of the public the book
is we'll worth all that is asked for it, for it is wor-
thy to grace the table of any parlor in the land,
and will enrich the collection of any library.
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%. X. G II ark, HOMEOPATHIC PHysIctAN No
walnut Street. Office hours from to 10 A. M. and
from | to + NJ. " w. anu
Worcester, Jan. lst 1851 ianltf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-30

H. ;. M core, MERCHANT TAILOR, and Dealer
~ y, Gents FURNISHING Goods-No 2l3A Mainstreet IT, s.
Hotel Bulding, Worcester. Mas. no
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FEMALE PEDEsTRIAN.-A Miss Cush-
man, at St. Louis, Missouri, has undertaken TO
walk mile an hour for FIVE hundred consecutive
hours. She commenced at six D. M. on Friday.
the 10Th Instant and during her first twenty four
hours, her quickest mile was performed in four
teen minutes and twelve seconds, and the rest at
various periods between. She is said to be a
graceful as well as rapid walker While on du.
Y, she is dressed in full Bloomer costume, con.
slstlng Of pink dress, pink trousers, and bonnet
trimmed with cherry colored ribbon Large
crowds were drawn together to witness this novel
spectacle.
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MRS M: :. ThOmpsO FEMALE PHysI
No Maple-street anl4 al
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Gel tle man and Lady can be nc
commodaed with good Rooms and Board at No. Ma
pie street. " " 'n"
octl1-tf
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On i1sOn's Furnaces, Ponds RANGES
lators. '"-
J.T. LoRING, Agent for the above, 70 Main street.
a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-30

j.. IL. Nichols, NJ. d., HoMGpAru,c puv.
sIoIAN, Residence No. IL Main Street Office honrs
from TO A. NJ, 2 to A and tosPM
Aug 8, le5l Az
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WING DOCTRINES.

The FuGITIvE SLAVE Law:
1T MUST BE"MAINTA FAMED.
Down WITH THE WILMor PRovIso.
No TRIAL BY jury FOR NEGROES.
Conquer YOUR PREJUDIcEs
TEXAS AND TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
FREE Soil AND DIsUNloN ARE THE SAME:
Where, we ask, would we come out at? Could we
carry school district in the State?''
Yet these are now the doctrines Of the Wing adj.
mnistration, and of the Wings of Massachusetts;
and there is not intelligent man in the country
who does not believe them to be such. President
Fillmore has reiterated his devotion to them pub-
hcly and privately by letters messages, and procla
nations The Republic his special organ, the Intel
hgencer, the Boston Advertiser, Courier Journal and
all other papers in his confidence together with his
horde OF ohcials, Insultngv demand that s'the Ft-
gitirc Stare Lao must be mdintaned!' They mock
at the trial by jury and where that institution OBJ.
structs their designs, they endeavor to break down
ITS ancient independence, and drive from it every
citizen who has kept conscience clear of offence
They and the administration have cried " Doura
iruh the Wilot ProtlSo,' and, for the first time in
our hisory have refused to incorporate il in the or.
ganzailon OF territorial governments where the pow
er had not been surrendered by treaty. ELLIOT,
GRlNNELL and DUNCAN, Wing Representa-
yves OF Massachusetts, helped to do the deed They
and the administration have given $40, 900 000 and
7OOO0 square mules Of free soil to Teras and Savery
ELLIOT, GRlNNELL, and DUNCAN Wing
Representatives of Massachusetts, helping to do to
the deed. They and the administration have pro-
claimed from the Capitol and from State Conven-
uons, from Castle Garden and Faneuil Hall, that
GREE SOIL AND DISUNION ARE THE
SAME and their servile voices have prolonged
the cry, Conquer your Preiudiees. You cannot be
can administration man" without acquiescing in the
measures of the Wing administration, including the
Fugitive Slave Law. measures which every iourna
enjoying Its confidence and thriving under its pat
ronage, earnestly supports from Washington to the
|, uttermost corners of the country.
Five or six journals in New England among
which was the Atlas, refused support these meas
ures upon their passage, and forthwith the executive
patronage was Withdrawn. These doctrines and
these measures lost, and will again lose, the Wing
party of the State of Massachusetts, and sssink il
further in defeat. Boston Commemorate.
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Horace Ares, Chas l.. Redding,
Lyman Bugbee & Co, Draper IL Clark
A Bayhess M. L. Eaton & Co.
Dexter, Stone d Co., T. HObTook 4 Co.
Chas A. Lincoln, G. G. Flanders d. 20
JOS. r. Gregory, Edwards 81 Bancroft
Taft & Harrington ID NJ. Loveland
h. spring "a, VIM II. Ha ringtoa
j., Is. FIasg, ii Griffin & Co.,
Howe a Hobbs John Gates
w. l.. Clark & Co, o. A. X lev
James Andrews, J Mcfarland & CO
Alden Thayer.
Voted-That it he signed by The Chairman and Ser
Tetary and published
HORAcE AYREs, Chairman, H. T EATON Sec'y
Worcester, Oct. 2s, 1851. tS9-dIw&wSt
Worcester Water Cure Institution No
Glen Sreet-Ths Institution is now in readiness for
patients. In its arrangement the comfort and enioy-
ment OF the invalid have been carefully studied
Terms, &c-For full board and treatment from Sc to
per week. Treatment withou: board, from 50 too
per week No deduction for absence less than one week
medical fee of 50 usually required for first examna.
ton.
Each patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
cotton sheets; two wooden blankets; one comfortable
and old linen iof bandages &c.
Out door practice attended to as usual.
Office hours from 10 10 IL A. NJ, and to Bpm
S ROGERS, M. ID.
Inay2-dwtf Il. +. ROGERS, Superintendent,
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Segars of exquisite flavor are always 10 be
found IN Quantities to suit, at the Drug Store Of
40 nc l.. T. LAZELL,
lo-uI COL Main A.
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Mrs. s. G o d w N, nm experienced and sncoes.
ini midwife, holds herself In readiness day and night
attend to the duties of her profession Residence
W. nustn sIeel. n2l-IIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-30

Cool and sparkIinU sod. with
every variety of sYRtPs Finy Tickets for one dollar
e,e H. Il. LAZELL, Apolhtcary,
ScPo uWu 2Ol Main street.
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The MATRIMONIAL WELL.-In the Small par,
lsh OF st. keyne, Cornwall, Wales, there is ia
nous well, the virtues Of which are such that it
gives mastery to husband Or wife, just as the one
or the other NAV have first tasted its waters
eonlhey made this superstition the groundwork Of
an amusing tale, in verse, com nencing-
"A well there is in the west countric,
And clearer one never was seen;
There is not wife in the west countrie,
But has heard OF the well of ST. Keyne'
traveller sitting by the side of this well, the
story goes on TO say, met counlryman, with whom
he had long chat about its tradition.
lou drank ofthe water, warrant betime,'
He to the countIyman said,
But the countryman smiled as thu stranger spoke.
And sheepshly shook his head.
4 fastened as soon as the wedding was DER,
And left my good wife in the porch
But faith! she had been wiser THAI J.
For she took bottle to church.''
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Whntcd-h young lady 90 keep in Lace and Fan
cy "oods store. Inquire at 1l6 Main STREET. o3Od2
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~ Dr. r., Chandler, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN. oMcs
il5 Main st. Worcester. o25
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Notic e.--The proprietors Of This nsner ,y,u MT
ne responsible for am goods delivered 10 others than
themselves or their own families, without a written Or
der from us for the same EARLE a. npEw
z. ar
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- Card-The subscribers tender their thanks 10
Hose Company No l. for their efforts in saving their
properly IRON destruction by fire This morning,
"~'uit BALL Al RICE
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KossUTH, the Hungarian Patriot and refugee,
who is expected 10 land in few days. upon our
shores, states the following as one Of the objects
which he sought for his own country, and which
rendered him obnoxious to the Austrian Govern
ment:
" That every inhabitant of my country, with
out regarding language or religion, should be free
and equal before the laval classes having the
same privileges and protection from the aw''
II, after becoming an adopted citizen of the
United States, he should undertake to adyocat e
the same principles, would he not be obliged
again to become refugee? Our Union Safety
Committees should keep an eye on these ''foreign
incendlarles. ''-BoSton Pathfinder.
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GRAND RALLY!

Secretary Of the { ommonw
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1851-04-12
Ntl1lps1ter HI

eirtsefabrt i'll, befleibem Icll. @r fcII fsoft
fines 9lrntS, Sd)teiber aller anterem iim
Counts befinbliden prctcfcIirembcn Ges
rifte fein; bic Notwithstanding fam
jehcd, 9efeelid,e 8eifintniing treffen, boB
fur jebes cber irgenc eiit aitberes prctcfcls
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tbeile Der fur jebes Spaas eripdblten geits
9lieber einDilli9eu, bes stmtes entfest rers
ben; aber flilr auf -erbcbene Befdwerte.
beren s,.....:yr..;nhalt in eas Saaebad, eiu,lts
tra9en III, ititb tpenn bic befhnlbigte parfei
Iadridt bierDcn unb Gelegenbeit sur Ser,
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anoerer @ertfte, bic Sebilret ,perben rnOs
gen, fcllen ailser ben re9elmdBisen@ @eridtss
Situnsen in ibren 9lnttssimmera cber In
icniti9er Weife atle @e,pdlt unb @erihfse
bartlett baben ,ti,b ansiben, als bas @e(eB
pcrihreiben ipirb.
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beren @eipalteu unb Sbliegenbeiten Dor,
fd,reiben; fclhe @erihte fcllem aber feline
enbltd,e Gntiheibnn9 9eben; es fei bemm,
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gcrla9e unb trefem baS lleberetnfcmuten,
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feblen ica bic 6orinel: yDer Staat Sbic~
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oeS StoateS Shic."
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operation.
1t is admitted on all sides, that at
present there is no hope Of co.opcra-
ton by any State, on account &C the
past aggrcSsions Of the Government
with the cxccr;Ion Of Mississippi; and
as her Convention is TO meet in No
vcmbcr next, her position will he dc.
fined previously to Tie meeting of our
Convention.
The governments Of all the other
States have thus far, under the issu-
cs yet made, declined TO ADOPT any
measures Of resistance. 10 the fu.
turc then we must look for events to
b.ing about cooperation. The Com
promise has failed to Go so. If we
wait then for new issues to produce
cooperation, do we not agree to sub
nit to the past, and to abandon tic
issue Of the Compromise as ease
for present resistance? VIII this
not involve a wide departure from
our past declarations? Will it not
be taking, not only one, but many
steps backwards? Candilly and SIN
ccrcly ! think 50. But let this pass
let the objection be gotten round.
do not thimk it is met hy saving:
We DO not submit to the Comrro.
mise; We only bidc our time Let
,,c r, ~, ,,,l S,n ~ "a, Il g,.,,.. Ill
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if she will take The initia.

| Carolina II she will take The initla.
tive?
Second. Having failed uyto this
time to obtain any pledge Of co-opc-
ration from the government Of any
other State, shall South Carolina Sc
ccdc alone?
The first measure, being that Of
my opponents, | have caremIly en-
dcavorcd to state with accuracy and
precision; justice and fair.dealing de-
mand this i'll every controversy. In
one like the present l should lespisc
myself were [ capable Of doing other,
wise,
1t may be urged that I hare put
the first branch of the question in too
strong tcrms-"Shall South Carroll
ma abandon her preparations" &C.,
for it may be said, she might contin-
uc her preparations, even though she
determines to wait for cooperation.
TO this | reply that it is vai,i-uttcr-
~ vain--to expect the pccph to sub
nit to the present extraordinary rate
Of taxation, if their money is not
wanted for immediate purposes. If,
therefore, we decide to wait. we must
certainly abandon our present pre-
paratlons."
will now proceed to examine this
proposition with the attention due to
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IN convention assembled, and to furn
ish her with the means Of maintaining
and defending her final Judgment
Into the hands Of that august tribu
nal the honor, the liberty, and the
safety of the State have been com
mittcd, and by its decision all mus
be prepared to abide.
Such, then, are tho undisguised
sentiments and purposes of the pco
pie of South Carolina, and such tho
present attitude Of the State before
the world.
Thus far have we advanced with
almost perfect unanimity. Thus far
have events been allowed to progress
without scarcely any organized oppo.
sition.
For the present position of the
State, then, we arc all responsible.
No appeal has been taken, and all arc
concluded by the past. From this
high position. therefore, and from
no other, VIC must now survey the
whole field before us. and decide
what the future demands Of us which
shall be in harmony and consistency
with the present and the past.
Shall the next act in the drama
sustain the unity Of the preceding
III tn's oeer'y interesting coWnnc-
sclves ossonhlod ~. I, a., ". ! ,''," = oul
.f;rst t;.nosoo M oo,,so,s -, ~ 'r.;1, ~ Wv
d;vit,cd 10 ~ ,ho ,ra,.a.. 49,
which c,n ho rrosor,oi e.. o.,. ~
s;dor,t;on " " ~
nv -. ;. ;
~ me '''s uiN'Sioh IS source OF
r'n,ouaa s 1 49,. Au N, enc very thrSs.
6 % r.a,, ~ es.4sn =, 'is !. ur''. 70 o''-
a;a.,a l,"'' ','s 81, "s' "rc'' 'c '',''c pceh
:'lo'.s .,,a.t a 90, ~, Inv 1,:, I':" whose
Juu1' az" 'l''''o's l '''s"'y res
-
rore'nost among 'hesc stahds your
s|"'or senator -aa'e Butier)-
"h9Se Stern Devotion ;er
;'''' Homer: s'F' =. :: .-'''.
~ '1F''v,.oPp,S ,S''" HPSS a"H
= !, ''.'''e. its, hii. A''.,''c','' II mas
'ee' .''y ,"'' "a! '''er o'y' 10 s'ano
Ii"'.' ."u 'oo' u '''u senate e''amocr
!, ","a wa. = 'lu:''o'"o'' :. eo''us'' whose
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gloomy spectacle. No country gentleman
Of taste, should fail to have his lawnor yard
well stocked with shade trees, and flower
ing and other shrubs. Besides the APP
pearance, which should always be looked
to, they add to comfort, health, and mental
enjoyment,
1obaceo Bcds.-Let planters secto these.
We know no better plan for promoting
their interests, and putting them in the way
Of doingthe thing up brown, thanby refer
ring them to the admirably written essays
of Bowie Jones and 1I2Jurn, to be found
in our last volume, and to that of Mr..
Blackstone, which we commence in the
present No. As successful tobacco grow
ers, these gentlemen are as distinguished.
as they are for those attributes Of character
which make men respected and beloved.
Mcadows.-lf your meadows are turf
bound, harrow them, then sow on each acre,
? bushels of bones, and 5 of ashes, and
roll. The increase Of your crop of grass
viii pay for your labor and money expen-
ded, in the first crop, while you will be
benefited for several years to come.
AsAes-Bogesr-- Wpeilen Rags.-Have
all of either of these that may accumulate
on your farm, taken care of-tbey are rich
in the food Of plants.
Poultry dung.-Every pound Of this,
that may be properly saved, is worth as
much as the same quantity Of guano; there
fore, have it collected, placed in barrel
sprinkled over with plaster once week,
and kept in dry place.
Urine, Soap-suds, aish-aqater.-Provide
80 loads of marsh mud, or the same guam
tity Of any kindred substances, formed into
heap at some convenient spot near your
barn; onthis heap, pour, weekly, the liquids
named, after each saturation, sprinkle plas-
ter and in months, your march mud will
be mass of fertilizing matter, equal to the
best stable manure. Try the experiment
and our word for it, 1t will put money in
your pocket. There is liquid waste enough
about every farmers house, which if pro-
perly utilized, by being composted as above
advised, to make hundred loads of good
manure in year.