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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09
Shrewsbury Representative

We stated in previous number of our paper
that meeting of the legal voters of Shrewsbury
had been held, for the special purpose of seeing
what action the town would take relative to their
Representative, Luke B. Wetherbee; and that
the town voted Resolutions of Instruction, by
vote of l0l to AZ. We have been furnished with
copy of the Preamble and Resolutions of In
structlon, and give them below. We think the
resolutions are sufficiently explicit to be under
stood, even by Mr.. Wetherbee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

HE hNlCKERBocKER, or the New York
monthly Magazine, for January, 1887 before u.s.
laden with the fruits Of philosophy, fun, and fan
cy The grave, the'gay the lively and the serious
loliowing each other in successive parts, and
plers. form very deleetable olio in its hand
some pages. We are happy TO notice amongst
its talented contributors, the lucubrations of F. H.
Underwood Esq, Of Webster; and we are GER
tain that the readers of this Magazine will highly
appreciate his taste and talents as writer
The Knickerbockeris reduced from its former
price of FIVE dollars per annum to three dollars.
This is a rate which ought to ensure most ex
tenslve circulation; and we hope that circulation
will be such as to render pecuniary sacrifice i'm
possible. The Knickerbocker can be had at
Thompson's Periodical Office, Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

STRANGE INcIDENT.-At the N. II. State
Prison, on Saturday morning last, prisoner
named Henry M. Scott, who worked at the turn
ing lathe in the cabinet makers shop before
leaving his cell the morning, drew knife twice
around his arm, near the elbow Joint, cutting
everything clear to the bone The keeper, WIN
immediately after entered the cell, stopped The
blood by tying handkerchief above the wound
Scott SAID ne did 1t purposely-that his work was
100 hard Tor llm. The wound was dressed by
physician, but the arm will no doubt have to be
amputated. About year ago, he deliberateIv
chopped off the thumb of his left hand. with an
axe. Scott was from Lempster in this State. and
was committed to the Stale Prison for BURGLARY
when he was but sixteen years old, and had only
about one year longer to remain before The ex.
plraton OF his SENTENCE Concord Reporter,
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WAsHINGToN, Jan. s.
To-day being the anniversary of the Battle of
New Orleans neither branch of Congress is in
session.
A Congressional delegation from Vermont visited
Kossuth this morning. Mr.. Hubbard, member of
the delegations presented the resolutions ofhis egis.
laure and reminded Kossuth that the people Of Ver-
mont we're the first to resist British oppression.
Kossuth expressed his warm gratitude, and said
that the sympahies expressed were great consola-
ton in his misfortunes. He added that he would
transmit a written answer 10 the resolutions, and
that he hoped to visit Vermont if circumstances
would permit him to prolong his stay in the country
meeting of the citizens Of the various States,
now in Washington, was held at the Irving House,
yesterday. A committee, representing each State,
was appointed to present him resolutions expressive
of profound sympathy and respect for his person and
principles. Chancellor Walworth acted as chair
man, and they Will visit him tomorrow.
Senator Chase is still detained at his home in
Ohio, by sickness in his family.
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European Capitalists.

'"e'e could De one more striking indication than
another, OF the want Of confidence in the stability Of
'he European despotisms, it is that Of the alarm Of
capitalists. The Stock Exchange in London. and
Tue Dourse' IN Paris, are the purses of England and
france and serve as excellent baromeers, by which
TO Judge how the political winds blow
ihey have never, we are sorry to say, manifested
any favorable feeling towards liberty. In ls4S
"hen the despotisms were overthrow, the capital
lists oultoned up their pockets and left the new horn
republics to struggle with their difficulties as thew
0est could; but whenever there a symptom of
Reactions the sinews Of war were Instantly supplied
to the kings. Whenever popular liberty seemed 10
triumph, stocks decreased in value: whenever dos.
poiism appeared in the ascendant, they rose. Per.
maps freedom in Europe has had no more potent en-.
envy TO contend with than that of capital. When
bankrupt, bloody Austria, and sanguinary Russia
wanted funds TO carry on the war in Hungary. thew
came 10 ParIs, London and Rotterdam, and got the
money; while moi cent would the Barring, or Roths
chlds lend to the people combating in the cause of
iiberty-the people whose labors were mortgaged bv
Inc tyrants, TO pay the brokers for the cold that pu
chased their ensavement
Recent accounts from England show that the con-
hdence Of the capitalists in the pernanency Of des
potism, is now shaken and that they are looking
Tor more stable investment than Russian bonds
and Austrian consols are likely to be. They are
turning their eyes to American State and city stocks
and seem inclined to lend their wealth for the LAYING
down OF American railways, the building of republic
can aqueducts, and the establishment of American
manufactures, rather than to besow it for the mas
sacre and subjugation of nations.
1t Is not patriotism that now prompts capital to
withdraw itself from the courts of Europe, for can
Ita has no patriotlsm-no idea. save one, and that
profit; but it has shrewdness Capital sees that in
the Proximate future, there will be uprisnes Of the
nations of Europe, that will render dividends unsta
BILE, and revolutions that may lead to the auditing
and jusfyng of loans lent by them to dynasties, in
order TO crush people. For this reason, they look
across the Atlantic TO America, and make inquiries
concerning State and city stocks. Yeta little while
and the current of exchanges will be in favor Of |
he United States. and young America will hold the
Key OF the worlds treasury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

E5rThe Norwich Couries reports that negocia
tons are in progress to connect the Norwich and
Worcester Railroad, at Norwich, with the New
London and Willimantic Railroad, by means ola
track across the harbor on piles, in front of the
wharyes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

RThe Congressional Banquet in honor of
kossuth was a grand demonstration. Kossuth
spoke briefly, but with great effect, and even Mr..
Webster screwed his courage up to say word
or two of sympathy. Sena ors Douglass, Cass
end Seward were also among the speakers.
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Important from Shrewsbury!
ANOTHER COUP D,ETAT!!!
LOUIS NAPoLEON'S EXAMPLE SPREAD.
ING IN WORCESTER COUNTY.

. We learn from the Worcester Transcript of Thurs
day, that "One hundred and one citizens Of Shire
bury have accomplished coup d'etat, that sh uId be
placed side by side with that which Louis Napoleon
sprung upon the liberties Of. France in the ides Of
December"
II this be true, it is we'll for the people of Worces-
ter county, that the Notifications upon Paxton
Heights" are in good repair.
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Q be D ailp SPY.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, 1864.

" dvert'sers, wishing to have their advertisement,
appear me next day will please send in as early in the
u"s as possible Also those wishing to insert advertise
mems IN the Weekly, should send in as early as Monday
noon All advertisements for this paper, from other,
han regular advertisers who have accounts with the Of
nee must be paid for at the time they are inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

RThe Catholic clergy of Ireland, it is said,
have resolved not to celebrate the rites of mar
rage between Protestant woman and Roman
Catholic man, unless the woman consents that all
the children shall be brought up as Roman
Catholics.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

FLoGGING IN THE NAvY.-The speech Of
Commodore Stockton, Senator from New Jersey,
in the the United States Senate on the 7th inst,
against this inhuman practice, does credit to his
head and heart, We shall transfer portion Of
it to our columns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

p Three of the German free towns, once
constituting the Hanseatic League, viz: Ham
burg, Bremen and Lubec are about, unItedly, 10
send block Of marble to the United States.
for the great Washington Monument at the cap
ital.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

% The London Athenaeum remarks of Kos
suths eloqnence: "What seems more particularly
Kossuthian-that is, personal-in his eIoquence, is,
its moral undertone. Master Of his SUBJECTIVE speaks
to other nations with The energy, but also with much
OF the gravity Of history
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

LAKE ERIE.-The recent warm weather has
so far broken up the ice on the Lake, that steam
boats are running between Dunkirk and CIeye-
land. At the last accounts, boats were hourly
expected at Dunkirk, from Deroit-.N Y. En-
press.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09
IWPORTANT TNFOn,T,n1ov

Dr.. G. Bunting, from London, dsnaland.f
au'Hor OF prac,lca teatse on Cod Liver Oil ana 9th
Nofthern Hospital and junior Lecturer to he York Hos
pai on consumption the honor TO announce IN The
hhanhans OF Worcester and its vcinty that he il nm
aei an engagement OF distinguished Society in Enrope
10 investigate and obtain statistical Information as IN
tno @,iiout OF Cohsumpuve diseases in the United
oates ana Canadas, in mparison with those of otber
piaces on The continent His great experience extend
nhs over period OF twenty years in the principal hos
Pltas OF Europe gives full assurance OF his perect
optupeehce Tor the task IN which he is engaged Dres
ChrIS alent spy rometer and the improved stethom
tooeIber win tIeh ny aVehgon OF Dr. Quan, of Dublin)
III b 1elg1 =, are used by him in his examinations.
pI. D. Wishes to be distinctly understood that no re-
huneIauon Is required from any person for his services
WI e ana eSpenses being paid y the society under
any person laborhg under or having nredsnosition
20 Is fearful moady Will confer favor by cslt no and
hopes will be satisfactory anu "hicl no
Office and residence. No parlo 49,.
Worcester House. P0 s'Ioel, heai the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

GB The business of constancy chiefly is,
bravely to stand out, and stoully TO suffer those
inconvenience which are not otherwise possible
to be avoided:
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BY TELEG r A PHI,
90 the llorerster epp.
shipwreck on the Coast.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 8.

THILA UELFHIA JdIIs o
A letter from Cape May, dated Tuesday, says that
the ship Rhine, Capt. Lager, from Rotterdam for
New York, with merchandise, and 25O passengers,
went ashore the previous night onsChison's Inlet.
Thirty of the passengers were rescued, and the
remainder would be taken of. The vessel is partly
full Of water, though she seems easy, and will pro-
bable be got off.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Son Printing of all knds--Pamphlets Calalogu
shop Bills, Bank Checks, Pacards Concert Bills Visi
hg ana BUSINESS Cards Posters, &c sc, NEATLY and
" ~ Nv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

Lg The lightest Englishscarrriage weighs four
hundred aud fifty pounds, the ightest American
vehicle, one hundred and seventy pounds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

CYThey are beginning to construct garden
walls, in England, entirely Of glass and iron, like
those of the Crystal Palace.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

u A message from Paris to England, and an
answer returned. in minute and half, was
lately achieved by submarine telegraph.
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HARRISBURG PA. Jan. Slh.

HARRIsBURG PA. Jan. Slh.
In the Senate, the Secretary oflhe commonwealth
presented message from the Governor, vetoing the
bill of the last session, repeating the law prohibiting
the use Of the jas of the commonwealth, for the de-
tention of fugitive slaves.
The message was read, and the bill coming up on
its final passage, was lost by yeas II 10 nays IS,
rwo-third vote being necessary to pass it. The
Governor has signed the joint resolution inviting
Kossuh to Harrisburg
New ORLEANS, Jan. 6.
The news per Franklin and Atlantic is received.
Cotton firm, and advancing. Mddling, IA. Ex-
change on New York, lower.
New YORK, Jan. S,h
The Pacific will take out half a million of specie,
and some more
RICHMOND, Jan. z.
Mr.. Morgan, the bank delaulter, at Petersburg,
n"' -''''s'' "''S~>-1 The amount of de6cits il
$4,000, which has been paid by his securities.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. 8.
The Senate to. day passed resolutions unanimously
inviting Kossuth to visit this state.
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CINcINNATI, Jan. s.

Late advices from Santa Fe state that Col CAL
houn had returned from his visit TO the Utah In
dians He brings favorable report from the Nava-
go tribe, and asks that their treaty may be ratified,
Immediately.
The snow on the Cimerone river was two feet
deep.
The report Of the death of Col Davis is confrmeds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

GYr They use castor oil for burning in Hi
nois. 1t gives white, clear light, and does not
clog the wick
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

The sLEIdHINe is excellent, and query body in
this vicinity seems disposed 10 make the most of il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

pno", eAi u Funifc The well known Daguerrean
nooins, waldo Block, formally owned and occnn;a T b
80 Aua's and more recently by Adams <, rban;n'
ot peen remoOtd, but still are the center ~ a.
m ~, Ioi an VINO appreciate good Daguerreotynes
cannt az lor taking dagnerreoypes are sneh M
oe surpassed in this city ii in The world the
nn'a ~ between Messrs Adams q Chan;n AMI Al
anT - 70 having ceased Sept. 49, 1851 Mr. CHAPLIN
ouu say 10 The public, that those splenddIv 6ibad
f asneiIeah Rooms, WALDO BLOCK are Sin onen
Mr. CHs rIu, or all who may favor him with n cali
nr Dnapin would say to all who wonId like ooI J n
@ PES o. themselves friends lbev will do ll
oT H. an 'r ", waldo Block, where MI NAV h. snra
- op.aaalig peiect daguerreoypcs for he extrsrno
aGa p1oe o oo cents Perfect saisfacton given ~ No
Him. iaIlcuar attention paid 10 taxing Chil,,ren
an aus 10 loI taxing children from A. M tnsp In
---g 1 - ian9 d4w
c forester or ,es Water Cure Tnstj1D1iou No
fo th ? This Institution IL well arranoed
TPn eahoht Of inyalids at all seasons or ~ ,
toita no, %c'-For inll board and treatment r, Ss
81 per week. ""houl board, IRON 50 10
o,ta el patent should furnish one linen and to b,
and ola iii TWO wooden blankets; one comfortable
anu olu ilnen for bandages e"o 0oniAoI'aole'
mn mn u1 n Practice attended to as usual
oHCe hours from to APP NJ
Io.e 5. ROGERS, M d.
u"u Il. +. ROGERS Superintendent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

j. TX. Clark, HOMEOPATHIC puvs1c,.~ NJ
sro ma, y, street. Office hours from TO A. Nj, and
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 ,an1u
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Washin gtCn Items.

report Of the death of Col Davis is confirmed.
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we are glad that Adams i - ,--,,.
IN ms INV akS ghi Rooms il Briney Row There IL
shado,y sue.reo'ypes, just disposition of aht and
ranoe an ca y natural position, and an artisi;eal az
fcs oi al the accesso les which make mn -
meni csI en 10 save time expense and disapnd;nt
Rooms If ,hna nuas Tor Daguerroypes and avoid the
r 0l e business and whoe sole aim is 10 ~ gelus
a bn"e 1p nan 70 attain per ion or to elevate an
ing. eapaole OF appreciat
------ novl9
49, aS 1eerreoty pes.-All WHO want r.;,,,c, ~,
that are ne esGgs and az The time Sepesses
porlnlles OF calling at DR.. VAN AISTiN,se Earliest OPP
and perfectly satisfied. " "e hghy grat6ed
Dr. Van Alstn's portraits DEFY comno,;,ia
ness OF outline, depth of ScidrO-Scu,o and bna,
expression Dr Van Alstn's Rooms are sitn,,esa y,
no 25I Main Street. over the New York sore MA ~
ne is always ready to receive Ladies and Gentlemen
jams diff "'enleh'
d: "A. Clar TX, HOMEOPATHIC PHysIcIAN No
walnut street Office hours from TO A. NJ. and
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PROVIDENCE. Jan g.

hoFIpENCE3 Jan, o.
The Senate to- day passed resolutions unanimously
inviting Kossuh to visit this state.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-09

INV iVHh, JdH. oIHs
The Pacific will take out hafa million of specie,
and some more.
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81 900 poands--say 81 900 pounds--per pound.
Boiler Copper.
1900 pounds best quality boiler plates, per pound
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CLAss No,
r gallons sperm oil, AT = cents per gaion........S
r lbs sp. candles, at =. do b............
aree furnish and deliver, like and conditions
said navy yard, additional quantity Of said articles that
before the expiration OF thu hscai ending 10Th
1856 hfeen days' previous notice from the bureau I" the
|Amsndsnt OF said navy yard
accepted desire TO be addressed through the post
a, and the contract to be sent to the navy agent At
r, iof execution.
Very respectfully, A.D
4 Commo w. n. anun nrcx,
Chief OF Bureau Of Construction &c,
Washington, u. G.
The residents OF In the State oil
guaranty that the foregoing bid Of - be accept
viii, within days aer the receipt Of the contract
IT, deennfrd execute The same with good and suf-
furnish the supplies embraced In said bd In con-
v with the OF the advertisement under which u was
y.
G. ID.
r.. y.
hereby c.r, that 10 the Of my knowledge and belief, the
n named gnarantors good and sufficient
@. H., Navy Agent
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a5o 900 pounds round square, and IA, iron
All the be the rolled iron,
less than 10 feet long
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MAYNARD, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.

GLASS No. l3-Wood.
Is MIXED oak wood, per sunple, per cord
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Weights TO be borne by strips,

s''.."'''. { -''.'a''.'.
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DC 70 IHVHcH "Iue dHu " JHIus 70 fHe DoH'
Class No 6Coion Cansa's and Hammoek and Bag Sts6.
100 No l canvass weigh As lbs per bolt
per sample, per bolt
Is bolts Noo weigh 26 lbs bolt do do
$50 bolts hammock stuff do do
100 bolts bag stuff do do
wide, so yards bolt!
The hammock ~ wdc 80 yards and
100 lbs The bag stun be ~ inches wds contain 50
yards and weigh IS lbs 10 the bolt
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hereby certify that best OF my knowledge and belief III
y. named gnsraniors AZ good and sufficient
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

hereby agree furnish and deliver, the yard at
requirements adverisemcnt from the
Equipment and REPAIRS Of the 27h April
ARTICLES embraced class No. =, classes No.
Rnd No. = for that yard, to wit:
Ma.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-19
ALEXANDER MOTT & C
No GIL Main street, opposite the city Hotel.

REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS.
IN the above named days | will sell at public aue-
w ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel, COM
mencng at hal-past o'clock, variety of mscella-
neous goods, such as the following:
FURNITURE.-Cabne Wardrobes, Sideboards
Bureaus Bedseads, Chairs of every style and pattern;
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea, Toilet and
Card Tables, Beds and BEDDING &c.
ALSO-A large lotof reasonable piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with CLOTH. Cassimeres, Satnets, Vest.
1ngs, Flannels, bleached and unbeached domestic
white and brown l. Linen, Table Covers, Oil Cloth do
Hosiery, Cravats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOTHING, &c; Also. a large collection of sea.
sonable ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes,
silk , wool and gwater-proof Hats, cloth and glazed
Caps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks Va
lice and Carpet Bags Mason's Challenge Backing
Perfunery and Fancy Goodsof every description.
NH ] ALEX. MOTT & co
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
EVERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT.

EVERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
ON SIXTH AND CLAY STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on MONDAY
afternoon, the Ind day of February, 1882 upon the
premises, commencing at o'clock, 80 feet of ground
Mr. Robert A. Payne, running back 1870 ieet-also
about 70 feet OF gruund fronting on the North line Of
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about so feet
TERMS.-One third cash, balance at four and eight
months, TOR negotiable notes, interest added secured
by trust deco, or title retained
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