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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25
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n shall be the aim of Tie Principal furnish all the graz.
mates of this institution who desire with immediate employ
meh; he therefore business
who may be of good him
stating all particulars, and he will Try and send him well quail
he'd IN every particular.
70 Arrangements have been made with
best Boarding houses in the City
from abroad - 90 per week making the entire expenses board
Tuition, and Stationary about Si00 the price Tuition
in the Cincinnati Colleges uly7-1yl&w
~ EW HARDWARE STORE.-NEw FIRM Axp New Goous
The subscribers have inst opened ele New Stock
Hardware, comprising the latest styles and approved patterns
OF house trimmings of description Builders will please do
Them Inc favor 10 call and examine quality, prices &c
Farmers aso be furnished with almost every agricultural i'm
pemen such shoves spades, hoes and scycs hay
grain cradles, sckles, &c &c.
Carpenters Jomers Cooper Mason Carriage and Cabinet
kers Back, White and all other Smiths and the
tended 10 the entire alphabet OF and
call the othe Elephant and Cook
side OF Washington street, opposite D. Cragheads and
goods and prices.
In addition 10 the above they will keep r sale good
assorted IRON steel, and nails Also
Tin, and sheet and do all
line 10 order and lastly they do intend being ouone the
lection OF the approved kinds of Cooking Stoves warranted
please, Heg well acquainted with the improved
patterns made New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio and having
had twenty years practical experience the sale ostoves and 9e
merchandise the hardware trade they hope 10 please who
may favor them with q call. WAINWRIGHT x BRO
Indianapolis, Sept 81. lSJ0.-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-25

Dwhat ought the United States to dof Spain
Justly condemns Mr.. Thrasherl
Echo answers-Thrash her.-Cin. Norperail.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
WORCESTER DAILY spy.

<lS Main Street, Q5utman RoIv0
JOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Terms---94.OO per Aunum, or $500 if
paid in advance.

EDITORS AND PROJECTORS.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
School Teaching.

A Competent, successful, and experienced female
N teacher wishes District School for the coming
winter. A line addressed 20 ELIZABETH PERKINS,
Worcester, will receive prompt attention. sepldwtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
nnar6-dtf
A RaTeC Chance

n AdIG OILdIIC6,
LNOR Boot Maker to Purchase large House
II BAN Workshop and small dwelling house, situated
in North Oxford tile large house E. Denny, some
four thousand dollars more, few years SINCE There
is and thirty rods of land Many ornamental
and other The whole estate will be sold for $4,000
if applied flor soon
Also, the desirable house lot in Worcester con-
tanning about IS, 900 feet of land known the Howe
lot situated South of William T. Merrfeld's dwelling
hou;e.
une4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
For Sale or Rent,

A New House Pleasant street, near Col. Abbott's,
IA convenient for three families. If applied for
will be sold, with shout 40,00O feet of land. Also the
Cutting House in New Worcester, with about three
acres of land, now occupied by Pulaski Bacon Also
small Farm OF about 90 acres with an unfinished house
upon it, about OF mile of said Cutting estate,
near the Jones Farm.-Terms very liberal
P. G.. BACON,
mar6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
BACK AGAIN.

l. rECMHAM viii be found ready for WrNDoxv
y WAsHiNG, PAINT CLEANING. ana s,s..a.u'W
sen n up ana shaken and pa. down againa iai,hfuiiv
Orders left at g. Walkers Barber shon ...x. -.
below Green's Drug store. Main street or ~ uoor
v" 'o"h VI sep25 d4w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Front Street Store Lots

EENHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front
i ST., North of the Salem street Church, extending
on Front street about l40 feet, and bounding East
Trumbu 81, and West Salem street, is offered
for sale in lots TO suit purchasers Its average depth
over 20 feet. The lots will be sold on such terms
as to render them profitable purchase either for those
wishing to build stores for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS II. DEWEY. 21S Main st
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Valuable Real ESTATE for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
IN BUILDING LOT, Front street, corner
@ Of Vine street. 46 feet front by 70 deep, adjoining
Warden Block, with Dwelling House thereon,
being very desirable location for the erection of
Block of Stores, and would be profitable investment
for a capitalist For further particulars inquire of
CALEB A. WALL,
aug2I-dtf No PIP IL 3l6 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
GOLD PENS g. pENrTT 9

A Great variety Of Gold and Silver PEN a prN
IA Gil CASES, with or without pens forvso, 30 . EN-
TO $l5 each Also, Baeey's best wb;cb 81 cen.
RATED to give satisfaction, at the Old sand ~
sepl5 dwtf sdoors' son,h %a,n p,,l. s'feet. re
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

REAL ESTATEl
House for Sale.

%zA Two Story Brick HOUSE, No. go South
iE1 bridge Street, containing l3 rooms, with good
garden, good well of soft water, &c. Apply to
HENRY PALMER,
jy25-dtf No. SS Southbridge Street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Butter and Cheese

NOV in store, and receiving by Railroad. from
TER and CHEESE. which we sell Inv, usi.y GU np L
Dealers in the above article invited to examine on,
sep23 dwsm LEE spR AGILE ~ 49,.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
FARM AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. October--18th, 1851,
"a 2 O'CLOCK ?. Ia. on the nremises.

AT O'Clock P. NJ, the premises.
VNHE valuable Farm now owned by S. :. Leonard,
situated in Worcester, Mill Street, leading from
1atnlck to New Worcester, the borders of large
pond, which affords fine sailing and fishing 1t consists
OF between fy and sixty of choice land divided
into moving iplougling and pasturage. A two story
house with ice cellar and milk room, large barn with
cellar and other out buildings. There are on the pre-
misses several thousand Fruit Trees most of them in
bearing ordel producing many choice varieties of pears
peaches in great abundance, besides apples, pIums,
ounces, &c. The Farm is conveniently located, a
bout two and half miles from the City Hall in Wor-
cester. plan of the premises may be seen BY calling
at Leonard's Express Office, Central Exchange, l63
Main Street. OF Of j. F. Martini the promises, where
all desired information will be given.
N. B. The sale will be positive as above, unless
previously disposed off by private contract
FAsgHE STOCK.
Also Immediately after the sale of the above the Stock
and Tools of the farm viz: valuable Horse Mar
ket Wagon, one Hay do one Cart with Harnesses
hakes, one patent Grindstone PlOughs, &c. four vau
able Cows two Heifers choice lot of Poultry, Bees
&c together with dairy utensils, first Boat with
sails and Oars, and many other articles too
come within the limits of an advertisement
The above isa rare opportunity to purchase the health
OF the owner being the only inducement to sell.
Terms easy, made known at the time and place of
sale. S. S. LEONARD
Worcester, Sept 3, 1851. daw&wts
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Goard at the Franklin Honea
inst, R.acaived
Co.Partnershin Natina

HE subscribers, having purchased the interest Of A.
u J. Brown, in the CROCKERY WARE RIIsi
NESS, will continue the same as heretofore nn5r -.
rm Of Brown sS Co., at the Old Stand (oppos,te she
Post Office. ISAAC NJ KtirppS%M KtirpT sno
duso-du ALBERT &. RROxuN
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Meats Foot Oil.

OO BARRELS, No. l, MEATS FOOT OIL receiv
~ ed and for safe low by G. y. a. A. j. HOWE, a
sepl8 dwlm Corner Of Foster and Norwich SITS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
SINGLE TWILLED THTRFTs

flNE assortment OF colors of these desirable goods
opened today These goods are much prefer ii bv
the ladies for dresses, ITO the common Thibess ox;, +,
their being lighter and finer. GEO p RRV, Mt N's 70
sep25 d2ww3tis ssfitvE SnrSs ~ ~, -, .
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Gardner Oil, Vitriol.
Copartnership Notice
Piano Fortas for Sale

s.szzzztzs;z-. ALSO one good instrument to rent
ssIIssczzs.s5 Inquire at A. 5. ALIENS Pianoforte
U u n II Room, 263 Richmond's Block, first
. door south of the United States Hotel
Worcester, Mass. e octl1-dtf '
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
A Splendid Assortment

OF Hats, Caps Gloves, Shirts, Bosoms, Handker-
" chief, Stocks, Socks, Umbrellas, for sale low at
dcc2l-eodtf MERRILL'S. eel Mains rect
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
[PRICE ONE CENT.
WANTS
Girls Wanted

Board.
GIX gentlemen be accommodated with board
- in Hinds' Court, rear of Briney Hall.
sep3O DIFF MRS. S. THOMPSON.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Cottage Wanted.
Wanted immediately.

WTANTED, a SMALL COTTAGE, in a convenient
w and accessible location. Inquire of
sep3-dtf Ii. II. CHAMBERLIN & co.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Store and House Wanted.

NTANTED to hire, house. large enough to accom-
w modae six eight boarders, in the business part
OF the city. Also, small Store Main street, its
immediate. neighbohod suitable for Grocery Pro-
vision Store. Apply at VIM A ROWLAND, No. 81
Main St, or TO A. BURRETT, Hindsburg, VT.
octll.d6t
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17

w best of prices will be paid, the Old Stand, No.
9l3 Main street. U. S. Hotel Building, Worcester Mass
sep22 d4w II. S. MOORE.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-10-17
Situation Wanted.

A YOUNG WOMAN, thoroughly acquainted with
~ House-work, wishes situation in good family.
The best of recommendations be given Inquire Of
WM. DELANY, Belmont Street, or at this Office
Oct. IA. div
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We have received copy of tho Const-
tuition adopted by the Southern Rights As
ISOLATION Of the South Carolina College, to
which arc appended the names Of ITO stu
dents who compose the Association. The
pamphlet contains an address from them to
the students in the colleges and to the young
men generally in tho Southern States
reviewing very ably the wrongs of which
the South complains and with great fcrvor
appealing to them to unite in maintaining
Southern Rights and honor. They hnve
adopted tho resolutions Of tho Association
of the University Of Virginia, the 3rd Of
which is Resolved, That compromises
and rcmonstranccs having failed to check
tho onward march Of fanaticism, our only
safety now seems to be in State action ;
in support of which we pledge our lives, our
fortunes and our sacred honor"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
BosroN, April 90,

AT Monroe. Me-, on Friday last, a man
named John Cozzcns, accompanied by Dep
uty Seriif Cunningham and others, aliemp.
tod TO disposscss Il man named jewell of a
farm of which he held illegal possession
They found the doors barred. and The in.
mates armed with guns. pitch forks, &c.
While the law officers were endeavoring
to force the door a shot was fired from the
inside. which instantly killed Cozzcns. The
Jewels we're finally captured and commit
ted to jnl. Several citizens OF Monroe arc
said to be implicated in the resistance.
The New York Courier gives the pro-
cecds OF an invoice Of goods shipped by n
firm OF that city TO California, the prime cos,
Of which was Sl20. The sum realized on
ii was S533,50 about 400 per cent. The
charge, however, for freight, storage, auc-
ton duties, &c, amounted to & t33. ia, leay.
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MuRDEE.-Ono of the coolest bloodcd
murders we ever heard Of, took place in this
city on Yesterday, (Sunday,) at tho Frank.
lin House.
II appears that some one got possession
Of one of the late Governor Behb's blank
requ'sllions for fugitivcs and filled it up
inr piece OF sport and directed j, to n
Thomas Spencer, we'll known cattle deal
or. resIiing in Adelphi, Ross county, and
who is frequently in this city. This enra.
ged Spencer, and some one tn carry on the
joke, told him that it was done by Geo.
Parcels, the 6ar-keeper of the Franklin
lie Immediately went to where Parcels
was, drew revolver, and shot him dead.
the ball entering his left side under tho
arm. Spencer, in an effort to escape, was
taken and put in jail He is respectfully
connected. is or has been man of consii.
erablc wealth.
On tho day following Spencer was fully
committed for trial Columbus (O) Jour
nal, april 2l.
Alta recent meeting of the London Tract
Society, is was stated that there arc no
tower than ten stamped newspapers OF an
'ntidel tendency, tho circulation of which
throughout the country is not less than
ll,1OO,0O0. There nrc six unstamped
newspapers Of which the circulation is
O,240,GG0. o. miscellaneous publications
OF evil tendency, there is a circulation oil
not less than ln,400000. OF the worst
class of all, the circulation amounts
TO 225,O00.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07

IHE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-Wc
have been for several days under the inllu-
ence Of cold, dsngrcable weather, and ac-
counts from all parts Of the country tell the
same story. The weather has been very
nnpropilious for the crops over wide re.
gion. We have ielegraphic accounts from
Tennessee of fros!s there night before last
The Georgia papers last received say tha,
there were cold rains there early last week,
and similar accounts reached us from Ala
hama. The Hayncvlle Chronicle 'Lnwn,les
county, Ala" says that since the 9TH the
heavy rains have been doing much injury
in that region. On the nights of tho 9Th
and 18th there were slight frosts followed
by north winds. doing as much injury az n
killing frost. The young cotton, it was un-
derstood, was dying. and it was apprchend-
ed good stand was out of the question
The seed that had not come up. in conse.
quence of the packing OF the earth from the
rains, would, it was feared rot in the ground.
We are fearful that wo shall receive
bad accounts of the effects of the recent
cold snap from the upper parts Of our own
State, from Mississippi and from Arkan-
sas.-New Orleans Picayune, 24h inst.
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Professor Pages Magnetic Locomotive,

:
On u second Trial on Monday the Wash.
lDgton Republic says the locomotive ran at
the rate ot nineteen miles an hour, or sew
cntecn miles faster ,lrln the greatest speed
heretofore attained, the trip being made
to Blahcnsburg, in despite Of hndrances
and delays, in one minute less than two
hours, the great principle being established
lha, locom live on the principle Of Profess
sor Pages can be made to travel nineteen
miles an hour.
The SEA GIVING UP ITS TnEAsuRE.-Thc
Plymouth Memorial says:
During the guile of last week, nnan-
tlty OF llnseed oil came ashore IN the break
crs, at Aanomcnt Ponds. The oil was in
| :orty gallon casks, Ii of which were rolled
upon The shore in safety. but several cusl )
w-re burst by being dashed against the
,, rocks. Tho casks hat were suvcd. con.
Iained about 80 gallons Of oi; each, which
proved to he IN good condition. The con-
dition of the Casks was such, as To render
it certain that they hnd bccn in the water
agrcat while. perhaps many years. The
outer surface OF the casks WAS considcru-
bly, dccayed, and there were four ridges OF
iron rust on each, which were the only rem
nants of what were once iron hoops The
casks wrre covered with barnaclcs."
The Boston Advertiser thinks the above
came from the brig Ilollander of Bos on,
from Rotterdam, which was capsized and
sunk in Massachusetts Bay, about ten
years since. The breaking up Of the yes
sci, which was hastoned by The gale, prob
ably d'sengage1 the casks from tho hold,
and boing l'sl,or than water, thoy rose to
tho surface.
SOFA MADE OF CoAL-The Fife Advcr-
user, Inrelerrlng toa peculiar characteris-
TIC OF the coal found in that district, winch
can he converted into all sorts OF articles
OF housch"ld furniture, &c, states that a
gentleman OF that place ~ now engaged in
the manufacture of a sofa, wholly composed
of coal. The front standards are beautiful.
y worked in The manner of the richly car
we'd figures that appear so frequently in
Llyard's remains OF ancient Babylon.
Tho recoipts for toll on the three miles
now completed Of Tho Hamburg and Edge
field plank road. is stated by the Hamburg
Republican TO be at the rate OF ten per cent
per apTplp.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
The cnban E,rnadi.ior,

The Walaka which loft Savannah somc
days since with the Wow Of ascertainiug
what movements in aid of Cuba were in
progress, and Of intercepting any party It
should learn Of, has reIu urned, after cruise
along the coast and into the interior Of
Florida up the st. Johns River. Bodies
Of men were heard Of at various points,
but it was believed that they had dispersed
and that between Savannah and Jackson
vile Fla. there is no organization at pres-
ent.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
Letter of Gen. Wallace.

The Laurcnsville Herald publishes
letter from this distinguished gentleman
which in very mastery manner reviews
the momentous subjects on which the
North aud the South arc at Issue with
each other. We extract portion from
the concluding part.
The rights Of State are respected in
exact proportion 10 its ability to defend
them with the swnr,l. We must then, If
we would act wisely, look to the efficiency
OF our military power, an element which,
perhaps more than any other, commands
the respect Of nations, Tine strength of
State depends not SO much upon its num-
bcrs as upon The character of it's Leoplc;
and we are able to command tho respect
which is due 10 sovereign Stato.-
Threatened, as wc arer with the military
power OF the Union, anu tauntId with our
fnnclcd weakness, we should prepare for
defence against aggrcssions coming from
" PpsSs,G u, ,ytrtcr, asS5& 4 scale commensurate
81, laa a 'Wsa 5i s5i 9eihe ;h 'a,9rss,: ,tss
The past lnslosy. .he honor and dignity OF
the State Wien the State is thus placed
IN condition TO resume and 10 maintain
her sovereignty and Independence then I
am in favor Of making the experiment. if
the people. Of the State concur, in cc.upe-
ration with other States If possible, but
alone IT we must, believing, as do, that
calnmlties, dire and disastrous as ever vet
bcfel a State. will be brought upon lis and
our Children il we submit to the wrongs
inflicted, and to be inflicted by the present
Union"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07

We nrc indebted 10 some unknown friend
for n copy of the Golden Sands Of Mexi-
CO." asmall volnme published by LINDSAY
g. BLAKIsToN, Philadelphia. 1t contains two
tales, ono exhibiting the misery and moral
ruin which are the almost certain consc-
qucnccs OF the eager and unscrupulous pur-
suit Of wealth, the other illustratn. the
happiness which results from doing right,
though Mt the apparent sacrifice of what in
a worldly point of view is desirable. They
nre written in n simple and very pleasing
style and arc illustrated with appropriate
wood cuts
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 1851.
The Market.

CoTToN.--A good demand prevailed in
Charleston on Saturday for Cotton. Prices
were more regular than on the preceding
day, with Fair Mt 10 lac. The transac.
tons were as follows:-l3 bales at 7; 81 a,
7 Ia; 81 at 7 l-2; % at 7 3-4; 80 at 8; So
at 0; a35 at' 8 I-e; 10 ut 0 8; 256 at 0 "a;
207 at ID; al at 10 l-3; SOL at 10 Ia; 100
bales at 10 Lee.
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for SoutherneH 10 be easy and contented
in this Union, lley must be entirely igno.
rant how thelNorth feels and how It pur.
poses to act, AID any effort made to obtain
more light on g,is all important subject is
sure to arouse he terror and Indignation Of
those who arc br tho Union let what will
como.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07

ing balance due on the original shipment
of l4ccn.s, " hich, with 35 cents more, were
used up in paying the postage from San
Francisco on the letter conveying an ac-
count Of the transaction.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07

The Mexican Minister has presented
claims to large amount for losses sus-
tained by Mcxcans citizens on our frontier
from predatory excursions by the indians,
which our late treaty bound US to protect
the frontier from.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
The Reward OF Shirkine.

The New York Herald states that Chief
Justice SHARKEy Of Mississippi, who has
been several times on both sides Of the
Southern question, but who finally settled
down into unconliliona nal submission, has
been appointed to a Land Commss ionership
in California,
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
The Scientific American.

This is journal of scientific, mcchani.
cal and other improvements, published
weekly in tho City of New York, by MuSN
g. Co. at 81 per annum. 1t is ably con.
Quoted and would be valuable auxiliary 10
scientific men and mechanics OF every class
The issue Of the 18th of April contains a
magnificent engraving fthc Great Exhibi-
tion Building, or Chrystal Palace, as it is
usually styled.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07

CAN THERE be any thorough national
fusion OF the Northcrnand Southern Staics3
'hink not--in fact The Union will he sha :
ken almost 10 dissolution whenever scri.
Gus question arises. The American Union
has no centre, and it is impossible to make
one. The more they extend their borders
into the Indian lands the weaker The cphes
sion will he. Bn, look upon tho States ps.
splendid masses To be used by and by III tie
composition If Two or three great governs
menls.- Colsridgs's Table Iaik. 3pet
How To Ksap WoRMs ooT or Da1gn
FsuIr.--liavc a potfalof scslding water
on tho fire then put the fruit into sacks fnf
suitable sizcss djp,lem in lhe boiling
water, whrhspfl kin the worm or Mhnt
causes it. 8aGF dipping spread tho fruit
ep, 10 dry-,ho sea'dIrg doos no, do the
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1851-05-07
Remarkable Sueeestion-

Lieut. Slaury has Eerentlg made cauu-
musHcasion TO- Conn E. Waruingrsn- Chief
OF the Eureur of Ordinance and EEydsuara-
phv- il, relation to. the habits Of Whales
which he suppnscs may lead to- the dis
cuvery af the North West Passage. The
solution OF this great geographical problem
would be remarkable indeed if connected
with such I circumstance. Lieut. Maury
distinguishes between the Whale Of The
Northern, and tho Whale of the Southern
hemisphere. He states "ihat an impas-
sable barrier separates them. He suspects
from results that have been elected in the
course of these investigations, that the
same Whale which 10 taken in Behring's =
Straits is taken in Datfin's Bay also; and, il
this be so, these investigations prove be.
yond question that this animal cannot
pass from one region TO the other, except
through the Arctic ocean; and hence we
are entitled to infer that there is, at times,
at least, an open water communication be-
tween these Straits and the Bay: in other
words, that there IS North Western
passage.
This interesting piece Of cireumstan,la
evidence in favor OF passage there, was
called TO the notice Of Lieut. De Hayon,
when he left this country 10 take command
oi The expedition in search Of Sir John
fIanklin and his companions. So much
was that enterPrisng officer impressed with
the Importance of this suggestion, and the
conscientious growing out of il, that ne
expressed the intention. after reaching The
Arctic sea, to observe closely the habits OF
the Whale, and should these fish be oh.
served to take WestwardIy course, to
use them as pilots by Tho way"-Ere
Ners