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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

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ARRANGEATENT-C0m nrnc1n< Oct. &, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Norwich at 80 am and IL 30 m. and 90 D.
a
Arrive at Worcester at 80 am and 90 pm anl7 30
pm.
Leave Worcester at 7 90 am Ial 10 30 am. and 80
pm
Arrive at Norwich at II 40 am. and u 50 pm. and
725 pm.
la Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FIJI,
days, stopping at all way stations an the road
Leave Worcester on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saur.
days, stopping as above.
The 8 80 am Train from Norwich connects Al
Worcester with Western Express Train at 8 80 a.
and Worries, er, Worcester and Nashua, and Provi.
dence and Worcester Trains.
The IL 90 IN. Train from NorwhiCh will arrive nj
Junction 10 intersect with the New York ExpresB
Train fT Boston; with tie Train of the Providence
Road, and with the Western Trains Springfield and
Hartford; also, arrive at the Worcester Station time
for all the Northern Trains, and for Boston at 30
pm The 00pm Train from Norwich connects OF
Worcester with the 10 40 pm. Train for Boston.
Trans from Worcester at 90 and 10 90 AIN connect
at Norwich with the New London, Willimantic and
Hartford r. R. for New London, Willimantic, Hartford
or New Haven.
Passengers for New York on the line of The Dad 10
60 by the steamers Connecticut and KnCkerbOcker Will
take the 30 pm. Train from Worcester.
The Steamboat Train will leave Alyn's Point every
morning except Monday at about / ocllCk, for BIOS.
ton and Worcester, Reaching the latter place in time
80 connect with all the early Trains ont. Returning
Fi leave Worcester every evening except Sunday at
Us. JOEL w. WHITE President.
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G. Newton, M. D., & F. H. Kelley, M. D.,
HAVING effected co-partnership in business, will,
IL from this date, prosecute the practice of
Medicine and Surgery,
Under the firm OF NEWTON q KELLEY The increas-
ing professional duties devolvng Dr. Newton have
rendered it imperative for him to engage partner in
BUSINESS and he has accordingly associated with him.
self one eminenty qualified disseminate the prnci-
pies of the liberal school of medicine.
1t is due to DIR. Kelley to say, that he has enjoyed
the most ample facilities for thoroughly acquantng
himself with both the Old and the New System of prac-
tice,-fo learning the mperectons of the one and the
superiority of the other To him especially will
be committed the department of Surgery, his OPP
pCrttes to quality himself for this branch have been
preemneDt; and his experience and skill opera.
tor, entite him TO more than ordinary favor.
sQ Tumors Hydrocee, FistulB, Hernia. Diseases of
the Eye and Ear, &C.. will be scientifically and sue
cessfully treated.
Worcester, June 19, 1851. iel9-dwly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

Ladies Boots and Shoes for Spring Wear.
WE have just opened the arges, and most
E2z2zA perfect assortment Oi Ladies Cater Boots,
Jenny Lind Boots Buskms, Ties and Slippers ever of.
fered in this city We have every desirable style and
quality oil the above goods and ofwidths
and such that prepared fit ANY foot,
however wide narrow. Ladies invited TO make
their selections. from the largest stock OF new and fash
ionabe goods in the city.
SMITH q BROTHER, 1A4 Main street,
door North of B. L. Harden & Co.
marlS daw6w
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Public Notice,

And articular Notice.
TIVE subscribers having had experience in the credit
system, TO their satisfaction, have determined to
make their trade exclusively CASH, after April LIST,
1852 We adopt this course in sefdefence. By cred
tng there is stopping place. and is the inevita.
BILE result. We feel that our good customers this
may be unexpected and hope they will not desert
US by taking this course, but give the plan trial
We will make the prices snch be an inducement
for continuation of patronage. Feeling grateful for
past favos, we respectfully solicit for time to come.
CLAPP d. AYRES, No. 2l9 Main street,
marl9 diff opposite the Worcester House.
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER & NY.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEWY DIRK
TRI- WEEKLY-UsuaI time Is Hours.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York Low, and with E.,
quaIDespatch, as by any OtherLine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
China, Glass, and Earthen Ware.

China, Glass, and Earthen Ware.
eco THE subscribers have received their SD
GA Spring Styles of White lron-stone, Null Rs:s t3
SzY berry, Celeste, and Blue Dinner and Tea Ii}Mf
Ware impaired expressly for retail sales, to @AAs
which would ask the attention of friends and
all those want Of superior and desirable Goods.
Also constantly hand, large assortment of China
and Glass Wares Britannia Ware, Casters, Tea Trays,
Table Cutlery, DC, DC. Those who in want will
be satisfied that it is for their advantage to call the
assortment is offered wholesale retail, the low
est prices. PHELPS d HALE, No 1871 Main st. j.,
mar27d5w first door North Of the Post 0flire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
New Advancement.

New Arrangement.
VENHE Subscribers having purchased he stock of ] .
Il S. RAND and taken his store, have added TO their
stock large variety OF NEW GOODS, and respect-
fully invite the attention ofpurchasers to Their assort
ment of very rich and choice
Bonnets, Ribbons, Millinery Goods,
Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Lnbroi.
deries, &c.
By the most rigid care TO keep their stock constantly
furnished with Goods ofSuperor Excellence and beauty
and to have their manufactured articles fitted up with
Thoroughness, Taste and Elegance,
and by PRoMPTNEss AND FIDELITY in The execution Of
ORDERS, they fauer themselves that being able in the
CHEAPNESS, QUALITF and STYLE other Goods
to satisfy the most exacng, they shall and receive
the confidence and liberal patronage Their friends and
the public
Old Bonnets Repaired, Colored, Bleached and
Pressed in a superior manner.
e. w. MILES & CO.,
No. $50 Main ST., corner of Main and Walnut SITS
ian20-dawtf
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RAILROADS.
Worcester and Nashua Railroad.
IgEJ Ess ...;.;

WORCESTER aHu Ndsuua AallrOaQ.
5l a
summer arrangement 1852
COMMENCING MONDAY April 18th.
Passenger Trains will run follows:
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester at Junction at Nashua and Lowella
ll.OOam I230p.m. 1.l9p.m.
42op.m 5 IS pm. 6.l2 pm,
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.3Oa.m. Is am. sos am. 9 Is ain.
1l.35 am. ll.30 am. 1890 pam. PAS D m,
sos pm. 44j pm. 5.35 pm. $50 N,
CONNECTIONS WIrH OTHER ROADS.
Each Train and from Nashna connects directly with
upward and downward Trains OF the Concord r. r.,
and the Trains Of the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Nouhern, Passumpsc, and Vermont Central X. K.
Each rain to and from GrotOD Junction (excrpting
she 70 sop TO Nashua, which does connect vita
the Ftchburg Train from Boston )connects directly with
upward and downward Train on The Fitchburg r. Il.
With upward and DOWN. ard Trains of Stony Brook X.
r. to aud from Lowell. Morning and evening Trains
connect with Peerburo and Shirley lrains upward, aud
morning and middle Trains with downward Trains of
that road
At Worcester the inward Tram at IS a, M connects
with the Western Railroad Express Train for Spring
field, Albany, Troy, and New York, and with outward
Trains OF the B0so and Worcester, Providence and
Worcester and Norwich and Worces Railroads The
Middle Train connects with the p. m Trains of all the
above named roads.
The evening Train connects with the New York
Steamboat Train via Norwich.
FlTCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. R. TRAINS.
Leave Worcester al 6 "A. H. LIS and us p. III.
Leave Fitchburg AT a. m, IL III. and y.
u Through Tickets are issued Worcester for BUR-
lingtOn Montpelier, Wells River aud White River juno
tiun the fare Nashua and FItChburg. Pas
sengers via Nashua change only at that place
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg.
The Pathfinder ard Railway Guide show the connec-
tion OF Trans OF this road with Trains of other roads.
J. w. STOWELL, Snpt.
Worcester, April &c, 1852. aprl0 dawtf
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REMOVAL.
THE Variety Store" is removed to that large and
4 convenient Store, No Sc Main street, in Felcher's
Block, little below the Genital Bank. The under
signed avails himself of this opportunity his
thanks the numerous patrons Of the Variety Store"
for their layors, and hopes the removal will prove
ceptahle to them, as they will now have much better
chance inspect articles, and room enough turn
round, without jostng another customer. The stock
OF fancy useful articles is complete than
ever Willow Wagons, Cabs, and Cradles, Combs,
Brushes Prrfumery, SC wholes lie and retail prices
defyng competition. Umbrellas, Parasols &c. re-
paired and for sale in any quantity, at No Sc Main
street
Also, large stock of Goods suitable for pedlers.-
Please call and inquire the prices. P. YOUNG
apll diff
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Butter Butter.
O000 POUNDS Prime Vermont Butter, just re-
e-OOO ceived and for sale at No Front street
marl1-du G. G. KNAPP.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26
Flour /! Flour Flour /!

Flour Flour Flour
E1EN 1000 Barrels flesh ground Genesee Flour,
EssZ5l in Store, and receiving by the Western Rail-
Gss25& road, which the subscribers are DESTROYS of
selling Immediately Among which for brands are On
tArio Co Mills, j. W. Paddock, Geneva Steam Mills Sem
eca Lake Mills Pntnam Mills A. b. Waldo and Cha
pinsyie, for extras ami other grades Merchants and
Others, confident will find COOL bargains Tor the
grade they may buy ALDRICH & co.
80 Front street.
Worcester, March 10, 1852. DIFF
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Providence and Worcester Railroad.
4sa - ..ssE 81. ~. i Is

WINTER ARRANGEMENT and utter MoR,
day December lst
TRAINS
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VTTARRANTED pure article, BY the quantity or at
w RETAIL by j. e. GREGORY,
Nos, and 7, Main Street, opposite Coun House,
mar24-dSw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

Soda and Mineral Water.
TNHE subscriber having bought new and spperiOT
Apparatus for the manufacture of soda and Mineral
Winter, is now ready to supply dealers the above ar
ticles, at The lowest prices
All orders left at A. Clarke's D. SCOTS Drug store,
and at my shop, No Green street, of Temple
street, will meet with prompt attention
L. ID. WETIIERBEE, IA
ap6 dam Druggist.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-04-26

100 Bbls. 95 per Cent Alcohol,
SuPTABLE for making Burning Fluid Spirit Gas,
~ for sale by the Manufacturer
JOHN 5. LOUNSBERRY,
MARCO d3m 80 Burling Slip, MY,
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Dyewood Dyewood !

UyeW00u DyeW00d!
N TONS Campeachy Logwood.
~ 20 do. st. Domingo LogwoOd.
20 do. Cuba Fustic.
Camwood, Hypernc, Barwood Redwood, and Peach
wood, in store, and for sale low, by
G. S. d. A j. HOWE, Wor. Bank Block
ap12 DIFF
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

with 90 unboundcd admiration Of oil his &c Is and
measures. Some Of the English papers, duly inau-
enced, follow in the Same style.
l have already mentioned what an expensive place
Paris is. especially for Americans. Formerly the
English were looked upon by tho French as the rich
people, and regular pigeons for plucking, but it
is changed and instead Of calling every Englishman
Milford AnglH's, they take overy American to be
great parsonage and millionaire. And to tell
the truth. the Americans keep up the character by
their much greater iberalty and freedom in expen-
diture than the English. Whatever the English
might have been in former days, they arc now be-
come mean, shabby, niggardly set-that is in the
general, leaving room, of course for some noble
ceptions. As TO Paris goods. Paris clothes, silks,
shoes, &C., let me say few words. 1t is folly in
any Of our New York people to send here to Paris
for any of those things. as many Of them often do;
for certainly they be got better and cheaper in
New York. / have boon better fitted with ladies'
bOts and slippers at Jeffries, in Now York, than
can b. here in Paris. AS to prices Of silks, &c.,
have bought them cheap and as good at Stewards
and Beck's, Ia Broadway, as i can hero; at least
the difference is very triAing. Psrisians perhaps,
may get such things cheaper, but defy stranger
to do 30. think, justice to New York tradesmep,
the fashionable people in New York (thc real Paris
OF America) ought to know ALI this, and be con-
tented with the good things and moderate prices
they have At homo. In haste, H. A. u.
P.S.--Csn you tell mo who is to be next President!
am asked on every hand hut l entirely igno-
rant on the subJecs. Among all the statesmen have
seen during my visits to Washington, would prefer
Mr.. Buchanan Of Pennsylvania He is both q states
man and gentleman, and that is combination of
qualities you will not find in the character of many Of
the Washington politicians. Do say something for
him and his cause H.AB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09
Brool<lyn CITY Intelligence.

TIE BRooKLYN CRY HosrTAI.-Thc annual report
Of the Board Of Trustees of this institution (Which
has just been published) shows that during the
year 1851 thc total number Of admissions 3naes
ported at the expense Of the hospital The places OF ma
tvity Of the patients and the number Of discharges du-
ring the year. is get down as follows
Nafirifu D,srlo,1.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

There remained under treatment January 1, 1852 Is.
The report advcrts to the fact of the erection Of the
centre and wing of what is ultimately designed to be
very handsome building the Hospital grounds on Fort
Greene The centre 1t anticipated, will be ready
occupation in the course Of the month of April and the
wing in the course Of the Together, they may
accommodate about leo patients with all the sppurte
nanccs that possibly be required for comfort and
venicnce. While these preparations have been making
for extended sphere Of usefulness for the ensuing
year, the small hospital building in Hudson avenue has
been contributing its share towards relieving the wants
OF the community The net expenses for the 1851,
Is stated in round numbers at $1,000 OF which S772
received for pay patients, thus contributing but
tribe over onc-iourth TO the total. This
being less than the amount received for like purposes the
preceding year IL accounted for by the greater number
OF accidents. which generally charity patients in
the end which have at all times crowded the wards,
that on encroachmcnt the female wards has been
dcred necessary and frequently to the exclusion Of
erous applicants as pay patients The trustees express
the hope that the income from that will be
proportionately increased when they afford larger
ooms and better accommodation.
ANOTHER EMBssKMEST Academia young man named
John Ryan, laborer had his left leg fractured on Satur
day, in consequence Of the cavng Of an cmbankmenG
At Red Hook Point where he had been Mt work. lie
taken to the Hospital
ATTEMPT TO Ron vEssEL.-John Sullivan and James
Donovan were arrested carly saturday morning. by off,
cor Mclaughlin while attempting TO force an entrance
into the cabin vessel lying at Thorncs dock They
had previously loaded schooner at the foot of Jolemon
were committed To answer by Justice king
Arrrsr OF Hoo TuryEs--Olccrs Blakece and pocor.
or the Fourth district discovered two driving eleven
hogs down Portland avenue linear Washington Park az
nn unreasonable hour Saturday morning and inmei;ate
~ started in pursuit but II not until they had nearly
rsschcd Williamsburg that the parties were arrested
They brought before Justice King and comn,;t,cJ
20 answer. They gave their Joseph Hart and
John Wager. 49,
CuIrABLE NrGLiGENcE.-Ap inquest wa. hold on Fri
day. by Coroner Ball. upon the body Of Oliver Hewitt a
child six years Of age who II appears was struck bv
piece 81 rock blasted the residence OF his fhcr n,
Division avenue. by Philip Lynch The evidence showed
catee.sness ON the part Of Lynch and verdict va, rem
deied in accordance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-09

RErAIRs TO THE CAPITOL LlBRARy,-It il c.ti
mated that the repairs to the Congrcssiona Library
al Washington, will cost S72,50O. The alcoyes
cases, galleries, doors, window shutters. ceiling.
ana brackets that support them. are all designed d,
be Of east iron; the shelves for The books &c ,b;ck
plate glass OF enamellcd iron; the framing Of Tho
roof, OF wrought iron; the shcathing. of coppcr
and The ioor of stone. Thus, no combustiblc mn
,sual VIII be used in the rcconstruction of tls
aichli,c' u 's proposed TO enlarge hc library ~
trn,o,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From New York.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA-ONE WEEK LATER /
FROM EUROPE.

NEW DIRK, Jan. 10.
The Steamship Asia with dates from Liverpool JAN
Sd, arrived her wharf about O'Clock. She expert
enced much difficulty in reaching her wharf in
quence Of the immense quantities Of ice She brings
40 passengers. The grain market has been made lively
in the absence of supplies to any extent.
ENGLAND in the manufacturing districts have con.
tnued toerable active both spnners and manufacturers
being under orders some time, new contracts would
however be undertaken most liberal terms, equal
about the decline cotton.
By the overland mails accounts from Bombay and Cal
cutta reached here the 12h but are not calculated
give any better demand for goods and be-
ing almost repetition of those last received The pro-
posed loan of GOO 900 for the Canada Company repay
able in 1857 have been completed. The London Morn
ing Advertiser that the cause of Lord Palmer
stons assignment the interference of the past prime
ministers in the affairs OF the Foreign Secretary that
Lord Pamerston, ascertainng the facts, ndig-
nant, and by letter demanded explanation.
The answer of the Prime Minister vague and
shutting and the result heightened correspond
between the the cabinet meeting, only nine
out Of fifteen members present, and Lord John
Russell stated that in consequence Of msunder-
standing about foreign affairs, Lord Palmerston had
thought proper to resign. His resignation agreed
to without the real being understood The Prime
Minister has given place in the cabinet in order
propitiate the people of England; liberal and indepen.
dent ON the other hand the London News says it
coneusvely Indicates the existence of treachery
the part Of few members Of the English Cab-
net-that conspiracy would seem to exist between
some in -- the Court Of Vienna.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From New York.


New YoRK, Jan. 15
All was quiet at Chagres when the Union left. Pan
anna papers to the ID have been received The steam
ship Republic month making the distance from
San Francisco to Panama. The British steamer
Driver arrived at Panama the ID OF December, on
her way to England from California.
The Panama Journal estimates that there were three
thousand passengers in that city during the week.
Papers contain nothing from Chill and the southern
portion of California.
The Alta California of December 16 received by the
steamer. gives the following the of gold
by the steamer Panama, to New York: S1OS1 ,755 to
London, SAG 900 TO New Orleans, and $50 900 to -
Total, 81 ,267 900.
Three of the persons concerned in shooting sheriff
Buchanan have been arrested aud confined in Mays
VILE
The Nevada Journal recommends diversion Of the
waters of South Yuba river to them TO flow
through the gold diggings Of that great mining town
plan is proposed for the construction of solid vaduct
sufficiently capacious TO carry the man body of the
stream. 1t is estimated that the cost Of the work will
amount to So, 900 900.
The Sonora Herald is of the opinion that the miners
the vicinity of Union creek doing WELL In Woods
creek mining is also very prosperous.
The steamer Constitution was to leave San Francisco
the 22d of December for the Sandwich Islands She
is intended a regular packet between the two
tries.
Reystown papers state that bill for the erection of
light house Plum Point, near the harbor of Port
Royal has been ordered be engrosscd by the Assem-
bly,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22

net, and application to members of former govern
ment take part in the present but far our
information extends II is mere
The London Morning Herald says: The friends Of
Lord Palmerston very indignant at his abrupt dis
mission from Office. Various current as to
the result it is likely produce upon the cabinet Ii
is understood that Lord Pamerston to bring the
whole matter before parliament and some persons who
appear be well informed that avoid an
event. Lord John Russell will resign before the close of
the session.
The result OF the election is: Whole number of
votes s.ll6 773for Louis Napoleon 2l6. against
him 1877, making his majority 6,79S 479 Napoleon
nauQurated on the first day of January with great
pomp. The ceremony passed off without disturbance.
AUSTRIA, Russia, AND PRUssA.-Thc news from
these countries is Of very contradictory character
whilst certain satisfaction is discernibe among the
absolute parties at the ambitious propensties of Louis
Napoleon. The most active military preparations
making in every quarter.
TURKEY.-Letters from Constantinople express no
little alarm at the recent events in France.
Prussia has become of confusion, and the
downfall Of Merzay Kahn, who has been prime minister
since IS4s has been followed by complete state of
archy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-22
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA, s P.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ia, Z. Nj.
Mr.. Webster is preparing response to the second
letter of Chevalier Hulsemann, drawn forth by Mr..
Websters speech at the Kossuth dinner. The Of
the response has TRANSFERRED but is improbable
that the Austrian charge may have his passports ten
dered to him.
There is something extraordinary going The
Navy Department is actually engaged in ordering
sells prepare for sea and in collecting supplies and
munitions of Among other things, the Medter-
squadron to be strongly augmented by ad
ditional vessels.
SENATE.-Mr. Chase laid before the Senate COM
muncation IRON the Department OF the Interior enclo
sing estimates Oh appropriation to meet deficiencies in
the expenses OF that department for the year 1852.
The bill making land warrants assignable was taken
up and made the order of the day for tomorrow.
Mr. Bradbury, from select committee, reported
bill for ascertaining and paying the claims Of American
citizens account Of spoations by France prior 20
1901 He gave notice that he would call it up the
first Monday IN February.
Mr. Seward offered resolution calling for a copy Of
the proceedings of the Of inquiry and all
pondence in relation the loss Of the steamer Edith
1S49.
Mr. Borland introduced "a bill granting land to Ar
kansas for railroad purposes
HoUsE.-The House, after personal explanation
from Mr.. Bernhse relative TO the report Of the return
ed officers from Utah. resumed the consideration Of
motion TO refer to the committee OF the whole the bill
explanatory Of the bounty land law Of 1913.
The thermometer this morning is only five degrees
above The Potomac is closed.