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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-09


AT meeting of the Free Soil voters of Leicester,
held Saturday evening, Sept. 9th, Alonzo White
chosen Chairman, and J. Waldo Denny Secretary
OF the meeting.
The following gentlemen we're chosen to attend the
Free Soil State Convention at Worcester, Sept. 10Th
viz: Delegates, William w Rice, Samuel Firth, Jo-
seph Whittemore. Substitutes, Samuel Southgate Jr,
Henry Trask, Geo. d. Merriam.
The following gentlemen chosen the town Com.
miee, for the ensuing year, viz: Samuel Hurd Alon
20 White, S. w. Kent, J. Waldo Denny, and Billings
Swan.
The following resolutions, offered by VIM. w. Rice
Esq, unanimously adopted:
Resolved That the Free Soil party of Leicester still
stands upon ITS old and only platform, based upon the
lmmutabe principles OF justice and equality embodied
in the Declaration of Independence.
Resolved That we regard with equal Indifference, the
threats of Southern secessioniss and the croakings
Northern recreants, determined stand by the Union
so long as we can do without sacrificing the prnc
piles bequeathed TO us, noblest heritage by the
Fathers of the Republic
ReSolved, That repudiate, now and forever, all
terms of Friendship compromise with any no would
support the Fugitive Slave law, regarding il as an out
rage upon humanity, insult TO Northern eemen and
| disgrace TO the aye and nation in which we live.
ResolUed, That, with all energies, we will battle
with political hunkelsm, bloated as il is, with its ill.,
gotten spoils and rotten with hypocrisy and corruption
and to that end, we hail union at the ballot box with
all who sympathize with us, to whatever party they
may belong.
Resotued, That we unquaIifcdIy approve the act Of
the late Legislature of this Commonwealth for the bet.
ter security Of the ballot, notwithstanding this measure
calls forth the sneers and lrowns' Of the corpo att
oeah of the whg party, which, under its sautary ope
ration, is in danger of losing the ower Of coercion which
1t has so unscupulousy exercised over the free ,rHs
those who have been the unhappy subjects OF its dcta
ton.
ReSotUed, That we regard no coalition which has lor
It's object the sabp@Son Of 'ni9uity, ''unhoy" and
that we will this fall, prove opponents that they
have not to do with the ghost of murdered coalition
but with one lining and triumphant, able and willing
preserve the Old Bay State from that abyss of pollca
degeneracY into which Of her Suns, whom in by
gone days, she delighted honor, have voluntarily
plunged.
1t was voted that the proceedings of this meeting to-
gether with the resolutions be offered TO the Worcester
Spy and Boston Commonwealth, for publication.
ALONZO WHITE, Chairman
/ ). WALDO DENNY, Secrddrv.
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Free Soil stute convention.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual State Con
vention of the Free Soil party of Massachusetts, will
be holden at Worcester, on Tuesday, September 10th,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ to nominate candidates for the of
fees Of Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and 10
slider and adopt such measures may be deemed just
and necessary order to promote the great cause of
Freedom throughout the Union, and equal rights and
representation throughout the Commonwealth.
The several cities and towns requested to choose
delegates 10 the Convention in the proportion of three
for every Representative the General Court which
they are by law entitled.
The Free Soil Committee in the several cities and
towns, are requested take all needuI steps
full representation of that portion of the people who
consider the claims of justice and liberty paramount
chose Of party
By order of the State Central Committee,
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'y.
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DANCING & CALISTHENIC sCE0oT,

MI X; MhS MOORE respectfully announce to he In
- ~ ies ana 6entlemen Of Worcester that their FAI
Warren Hail. ~0'"' ~
~ regular Gays of instruction every Wednesday and
os,urday atrn00ns Hours Of attendance from until
N. D. Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for private in
sirnoon IN any Of the New and Fashionnble Dances ,i
P'SA'' "PPs W Mr. NJ III the Hal. sep0 dl0t
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TEE FRANKLIN.
ADVANCE in COTTON.

New YORK, Sept. s.
The steamship Franklin arrived at her wharf at hall
past 10 O'Clock this forenoon, with three days later in.
telligence from all parts of Europe. Her news is OF
considerable importance.
Cotton, at Liverpool, had advanced one-eiehth since
the sailing of the America, with average Sales daily OF
10000 bales. AT Havre cotton is in good demand and
improving.
Trade in the manufacturing districts of England is
active and healthy.
The London money market is very tight.
The Franklin left Cowes at six O'clock on the 2Sth
lnst and has made the passage in eleven days. She
was detained of Sandy Hook, IN consequence of fog.
On the 9th Of September, lat. 49, long. SO, passed the
steamship Canada, from Boston The Franklin has
one hundred and ten passengers. The Niagara arrived
out the 25th of August The Pacific, on her return
trip, the second night out, down American
schooner All her crew were saved. The Pacific car
red away several OF her floats.
Observation-Disclosures has been further prorogued
until November 4th.
The great topic OF conversation, when the Franklin
left, was The extraordinary sailing qualities of the
yacht America. The Times gives her full Justice. At
her victory on the 22L, the American Minister and
other American notabes were present. The Queen
and Prince Albert also bestowed the most lively aen-
ton the race, expressed their desire 10 visit the
America, which they did, the vessel being moored Of
the Osborn House for that purpose, The America went
another on the 25h, Tor cup valued at f1OO.
She not declared entitled to it, however, having
previously withdrawn from the entry list.
Trade in London is in most prosperous condition.
The bullion in the Bank is of large amount. The troI-
bic in Ireland is owing the violent action of the Cath
ole Defence Association. Some of the Irish Bishops
were to be prosecuted by government, for assuming H.
legal titles in contravenon Of the Eccesasc Titles
Bill This proceeding will probably drive the Catho.
lie districts to rebellion.
London correspondent of the Commercial Adver.
ser says sit is stated that Mr. Hobbs has just succeed.
ed in opening the lock of Messrs. Bramah & Co., on
which be has been so long engaged, and that he has
claimed his reward of $1,000
FRANoE.-Pars is TRANQUILITY awaiting the reports
and decisions of the Councils General
Commercial matters in comparatively prosper.
Gus condition. The harvest is excellent and mostly Sc
cured. The Council General of the Seine, at Marine,
has adopted resolutions in favor not only of the mme
date revision of the constitution, but also Of article As
which prohibits the reelection of the President.
SPAIN.-The French Embassador at Madrid, has
promised the Spanish Government the assistance OF
France, to put down any expedition against Cuba.
INDIA.-The overland mail brings dates from Bonn
bay, to July 26, and from Calcutta, to July 18th. The
import trade rather brisk Export trade dull
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VERMONT ELEcTIoN.-The Wings have elected
the Senators, in Bennington, q Windham, 3; Wind.
sor 4; Rutland, 3; Addison, q Crttenden, 2; Frank
l!n, 3; Essex, !; Orleans, ltotal 81. The Oppose.
ton have elected their candidates in Washington, q
Caledonia, 2; Orange, 3; Lamoille, Grand lse, l.
total 3. No change from last year.-- Bostnn ALns
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CoRKoEIAEs AND FARDowKERs.-A serious riot
has prevailed, for several days, between two parties Of
lrishmen, on the jersey Central Railroad, about IL
miles from Eson, Pa. Fire used, and seve-
raj persons shot, two Of whom are known TO have
been killed. The sheriff is engaged in suppressing the
riot, and has called out the military TO aid him.
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STEAM TO IRELAKD.-The New Workers. are maxi
ing vigorous efforts to establish line of Emigrant
Steamers between that port and Galway, Ireland.
spirited public meeting was held Friday evening,
for the purpose Of discussing the subject in all lis bear.
ngs, and the prospect is that the enterprise will be put
through.
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1t is remarkable, but not well known fact, that in
the archives Of our Government, have an engage.
ment made, in Jackson's administration. between the
United States, England, aud France, to the effect that
CUBA shall not be seized by either party aud that Spain
shall remain in undisurbed possession of the Island.
Cor. N. Y. Jour. Com,
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Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, had fight with
somebody in New York city, on Thursday evening.
Edwin is evidently impressed with the idea that "all
the worlds stage" but it is great pity that he
will not wait until the curtain rises before he enacts
his tragedies.
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CASE OF BoLDING.-The $4,000 having been raised
lob OF il Poughkeepsie, and 800 al ALBANY and
the remainder, we believe, hcre--the Marshal tee.
graphed TO his in South Carolina, we understand
% that effect, Saturday forenoon, and he will bring
Bpldog back with him.--N Y. Tribune, ah.
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Che Daily SPY.
TUESDAY, sEPTEMBER ., 1851.

II Advertisers wishing to have their advertisements ap
ear the next day will please send in as early in the day
possible Also those wishing to insert advertisements in
; Weekly, should send in early as Monday
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POSTAGE STAMPs.-Complants are made that the
postage stamps do not stick to the paper The difficult
4y is in wetting the stamps instead Of the envelopes.
The stamps when moistened turn up at the corners.
The proper mode to mostep the envelope and press
L he stamp upon il.
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E3S- The steamer Georgia arrived at New York, on
Sunday, with over 400 passengers and half million
in gold, and months later news from the South Pa
cifc. She left Chagres August 9th, Kington Both.
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LIBERTY OF THE Pass N, FRANor.-Tbe o.

LIBERTY OF THE PRESS ny FRANCE.-The oc-
cupaon of an editor, during the present Republican
days OF France requires small degree Of courage as
appears by the following significant item from late
Paris paper:-
The prison Of the Conciergerie contains at present,
two editors OF the Presse, three Of the Evenment one
OF the Peupc and one Of The Messenger de PAssembee
One Of the editors of the Steele will soon Join them
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PERsEvERANcE.-A fellow named Cummings, stole
horse from Col Shaw, of Marquette Co., Wisconsin.
The Colonel swore he would catch him il he had to
make lie pilgrimage over the world. He travelled
81 days, and expended $685. aud caught the rascal
Ottawa, ILL., Horse thieves will be very apt to pass by
Col Shaws pasture after that when they want nag.
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NEECHANICs, FAIR.

The Mechanics Fair, which commences in this city Tues
day, the 10Th ns in the building corner of Exchange
and Union streets, owned by MIR Vim Mortified, bids
fair to be of the NEST interesting exhibitions yet given
by the Worcester County Mechanics Association.
The superintendent with much pleasure announces that
the following Railroads have offered transport er
ces to and from the Fair CHARGE, Wis Boston and
Worcester Providence and Worcester, Norwich and Wor
cester Western, and Worcester and Nashua; the
assuming all risk, aud load and unload The same The
building is and spacious four stories high, containing
over q 900 feet floor surface, located within minutes
walk ofthe Central Exchange, viii be lighted with gas fur
nished with steam power, and afford contributors the
means of displaying articles in the best possible manner
At the close of the exhibition there will be public sale of
articles owners or contributor. may wish TO dispose Of
due notice of which will be given hereafter Contributions
should be directed the Superintendent when forwarded
by Railroad together with description and origin OF the
same and must be received as the 18th inst.
sep5 d6twlt JOHN BOY DEN, Supt.
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WELL AGAIN.-We think friend Robinson, of
the Lowell American, must have recovered his
health again. AT any rate, he is at his old tricks,
cracking jokes upon the wings. Hear him:
- The wings of bingham resolve, that ''none
but mountebanks and jugglers can keep themselves
properly balanced, while riding two hobbies-and
however much we may admire feats of jugglery and
ticks ofcunning in the proper place, have no de-
sire to wi ness them in the halls Of legislation -
We have not the aintest inclination to dispute the
veracity of the bingham wings; and as nobody on
the face OF the earth has had more experience in
"riding two hobbies than the wing party generally,
their testimony in relation to the difficulty Of the OPP
citation, may be considered invaluable.
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GALE IN FLoRIDA.-The Tallahassee Sentinel
contains details of the and destructive gale ex
perenced in that section the 22d and 23d ult. MANY
buildings blown down. and others were unroo(ed
and otherwise injured Fences and trees, also, were
Frustrated At St. Marks, portions of the old FORT
which has stood the flood of ages, swept away
The Custom House books and papers all lost
The water rose II feet higher than the ordinary eve
and many small houses were carried away. The floors
OF cotton sheds were torn up, and many 200 bales
Of cotton set adrift wharf was carried away, and
70 bbls. Of rosin with it, At Newport all the wharves
were carried away and goods in storehouses much in
jured. One person, Mr.. Laid, is said to have lost
$4,000. vast amount of timber was blown down,
nearly 200 trees having fallen one road within
distance of 10 miles from 81. Marks
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Wanted.

(f young man, apeasantly located and well furnished
~ room, with board and washing. Location must he
W.hn three minutes walk Of the Post Office Address
Repg d3h ~ w '''"''o'''
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DIED.
In this city, list instant Elena A. daughter of E. B. Big
elow aged months ~ days. I'd Rowland of Morton
Smith, weeks; 4th, Edmund of Samuel Arther aged
years 20 days 5th Lucetta daughter OLA w. Thay
year, Ii tbs aud % days; 9TH, Gertrude daughter
Of j. A. Eldridge, months IL days; 9th Albert son of
Robert Keene, % years. II months l8 days. 7h Cyrus
of John W. Thompson, aged ear months.
In Sutton, Aug 23d the residence of her son, Mrs.
J. Woodbury. widow of Esther " oodbury, aged 81.
In Leicester, I'd inst, Mr.. Timothy p Redwood 80.
Thy grief is o'er thy work is done;
/ would not call thee back to sigh,
For richer treasures thou hast
Than aught yield beneath the sky.
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may2-d wtf

Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Conn
pany,This is the largest ln ttulon of the kind in
the United States and the advantages afforded by it to in
unsurpassed by any in the world 1t offers am
pie security insurers and having $4,000 members
thereby affords protection against all embarrassmens
arising from fluctuations Of the of mortality.
Forms of application, any information respecting the
Company, may he had the Office of the Agent No 2
Warren Hall, Worcester. A. G. WOOD, Agent.
y3l-d3m
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EDw. L. KEYEs, Sec'y.

ga column of interesting matter will be found OIL
our first page.
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FACTORY & MILLS FOR SALE

EACTURY q MILLS FOR SALE.
TINE subscribers offer for sale their Factory Establish.
4 ment, well known the
Capron Mills,
consisting of Factory with over to drive 50 sainett
looms with corresponding machinery, and machinery to
make warpsj Dye and Drying House, one Finishing
Shop. one Gistnll, with one pair of granite and three
pairs burr stones Sawml and Dwelling Houses
with 2j enements, for the accommodation of the rs
Enlistment part only of the machinery is for sale.
The above properly is all in good repair and in
full operation, and within moments walk OF the Ix
bridge Station of the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Bank, Post Office, Meeting Houses. Academy, &c. in The
centre of UXbridge.
1t is situated the Memford River which largely snp-
piled by ponds and s, which make il very des
rable stream
not sold by the LIST OF January will be let For fur
Their information inquire OF Taft & Day, who are now run
ming the Factory, or of the subscribers.
JOHN w. CAPRON,
WILLIAM .. CAPRON.
Uxbridge, Sept J, 1851. sepg dw3w
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COMMERCIAL.


Flonr-There is better feeling In the Market owing to
small receipts onew Flour, but prices without change
We quote Genesee brands 81 1874, fancy rs
extra SO II so, Ohio and Michig brands 81,
and fancy ri per bb cash. Soathern is duh at 81 Ia
A rs per Dbl 4 mos.
Gran-rhere is a moderate demand for Corn and hold
are frm quote high mixed at 81 63c, and small
lots of yellow from 63 64c per bus cash. Ga
continue in fair demand for Northern and IS SEC
for Southern, cash Sales of small lots of Rye 75c per
bush, cash.
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Wanted.

Respectable man and wife, to take Tenement and
n board II lady Possession given Immediately if desired
inquire NJ lhis ONCE sep9 dlwt
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Blacksmith Wanted
A Good JOURNEYMAN BLACKSMITH ia vapteJ Inn,
IA mcdately by the subscriber
sep9 ds3t WIN A. wheel Ep
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WORCESTER water Cmre InstitutiOn.

NO GLEN STREET.
This Institution in readiness for patients In its
arrangement the comfort and enjoyment of the invalid
have been carefully studied
Terms. &c-For full board and treatment from Sc to 10
per week Treatment withOu: board, from 81 to per
week NJ deduction for absence less than week
medical fee 50 usually required for first examination
Each patient should furnish linen and two heavy
Sheets wooden Blankets comfortable, and
old linen fOl bandages DC.
Out door practice attended to usual.
Office hours from IL % l2 A. NJ. and 2 to p. NJ.
5 ROGERS NJ. D.
dyvtf ROGERS Superintendent,
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CoOEzsOm Tnnocemt!-N Cookson has been found
her ather's Mane and her family preserved from
sad calnmitv and beautiful head Of hair be pre-
served by the of BURDITT'S OLEAGINOUS MEDl-
GATED COMPOUND, which softens cleanses beauties,
preserves the hair.
q Sold by l.. r Lazen, Druggist 2Ol Main st. Price
IS and 374 cents per bottle aug20-du
DIR. III. BUXTON, PULmONLsT. 80 OFFICE
nd RESIDENCE, No % Gomez of Mechanic and Carl
on-sts.-Where his services can be promptly obtained
any hour by day night when prevented by previou
Professional Duties.
Auscultatlon AMI Advice, Free. dt-dec25
SEGARS Of Exquisite flavor are always t.
be found in qrSItes 10 suit, at the Drug Store of
L. I. LAZELL,
ebl3-dtf 20l Main st.
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MRS. NJ. 6. THOMPSON.
Female Physician and Midwife,
Has removed to Kinds Court. No Maplestrcet.
apl4] Idly
i. B. NICHOLS. NJ. d., homeopathic
PHYSICIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street. Office
hours, from to A. NJ, 2 to and to p NJ
Aug g, l:1. d1y
HIS. MOORE, Merchant Tailor and Dealer il
Gems Furnishing Goods-No. 2I34 Main street, u. lilo
tel Building, Worcester, Mass. jyl2
MRS. S. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
fn Midwife, holds herself in readiness day and night,
attend to the duties of her profession Residence, No.
Austin street. ap2l-dtf
WILLIAM DICKINSON, Notary PubJic.-
VIII attend to this and to other matters OF business
Office over the Central Bank.
Worcester, Oct. s, 1850. DIFF
j. k. CLARK. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSI
CIAN--NO Walnut Street. Office hours from to
A. NJ, and from TO NJ.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 janl II
COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER,
with every variety of SYRUPS. Fifty Tickets for one dol
lar. l. T. LAZELL, ApOthecary,
sep6 dwtf 20 Main street.
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Leeches.
supply of fresh Pore ign leeches just received and for
N sale low by l.. I. LAZELL, Apoihecary,
sep9 dwis3w No 2Ol Main street
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Window Shades and Fixtures,
Venetian Blinds and Wire Screens.

large stock ofhe various kinds including very beautiful
Pr p Err SHA Els!
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French Prints.
Splendid assortment of the above in New STYLES and
N the most durable colors, Just received at
sep9 d6twtf CHAMBERLIN e. cos
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J. WALDO DENNY, Secretary.
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F. H. is Sole Manufacturer of the Patent Rack and Pion
EXTENSION TABLE,
which secures the UNQUALIFIED approval of nil who EVAN,
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2S5!

the best Styles fresh from the Manufacturers Of BRO
CATELLEs, DAMASBs, PLUSHES, DE LANES
CHlNTZEs, LACE aud MUSLIN CURTAINS, CORNI