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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
COMMERCIAL.
Boston nTarket-Narch 20.

Four-The stock of Flour is small for the season. and
the demand Is limited the of the home trade
We quo'e Ohio and Michigan common brands, al 81 Isl;
do do fancy "a s75 common Genesee at ST s7B fan
cy do at 81 81 co. and extra IS Is a IS pei bb
cash Southern Flour in moderate request, 81 s7
90 per Dbl months
GranCorn is in fair request but holders disposed
TO slore rather than sell large lots present quotations
yellow sells IS 66c and 81 SIC for white per bush
cash. Northern Oats firm 43c. Ry 73c per lush.
cash
Provisons-Pork in good demand, and prices FIRM
We qlote Clear PORK az sl9 Coz Mess do az Is o. and
Prime do at 81 Oh. Western Mess Beef Slla II 90;
Eastern do do S9k 10 per bbl. Lard is firm,
81 lJc for bbls and lO4c for kegs Hams 10! lie
per lb, mos.
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q be u ailp 9pp.
MONDAY MARCH "a, 1854.

THE NORWICH LINE TO New YoRK.-In an
tcipaon of rush oftravel the present season, as
consequence of the completion of the various lines of
RAILROAD north and east, which render this route the
most cheap, speedy, and convenient for passengers
from Vermont, New Hampshire, Central and North
ern Massachusetts. who have occasion to proceed to
New York, the Norwich Railroad and Steam
boat Companies have increased their facilities of
communication by the addition of another boat to
the line; and hereafter, the ssaunch and commo-
d'ous steamers knickerbocker, Connecticut, and
Worcester, will ply between Alyn's Point and New
York CITY, The Connecticut, which has been un
dergoing extensive repairs through the winter. will
come out of dock to-day, neat as new pin, and run
upon alternate days With the Knickerbocker. to and
from New York, through the season. while the
worcester VIII be maintained a reserve, and ex-
ira freight boat to as occasion may REQUIRE. re-
heying the regular passenger boats of any super
abundance of freight, and ready at any time to run
as passenger boat IN case Of any delay, such as
storms or tog preventing either of the other boats
from connecting with the railroad line in due season.
Captains Williams and Wilcox, of the Connecticut
aud knIckefboeker, men of great experience in
steamboat navigation, their pilots are perfectly IA
miar with the duties Of their profession, the clerks
and conductors are courteous affable and commune
cative, and the accommodations and fare such as
are not surpassed, il equaed, by those furnished by
any other line. m 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

DocToR Dick NOT DEAD.-Some months since
paragraph was extensively circulated through the
papers, that DR.. Thomas Dick, the eminent Scottish
Christian philosopher, was dead. A friend in Al
bany who was in the habit of corresponding with
him, ceased writing to him. and Thought Of him only
having passed from time to eternity About three
months ago. this friend was assured that DR.. Dick
stiA lived, whereMpen zee Immediately wrote to him,
requesting him, il he vet 44extant," signify
it by early answer Under date Of Feb II, 1852,
the Doctor writes that he is stE ertant" and says
that for year and half past he has enjoyed loler
able degree Of health.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

SOMETHING NEw.-We.hsve had the opportu-
nifty of testing recent improvement in silver and
gold bowed spectacies, which we consider very de-
cided one, and which we think, must necessarily,
from its great convenience, come into general use.
The bow or tempe is single, and shorter than COM
mon, and is made to press firmly, and yet lightly
the side of the head By means Of short steel spring,
which connects itself with The frame, and thus the
speciades are retained steadily in their place. BY
this means, the Inconvenience OF doble bows is OBJ
waited. the spectacles are brought into more com.
pact space than those with the single bows,
and keep their place much better when worn.-
Those in want Of such an article can be accommo'
dated by calling at F. H. PUTNAM's store
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

Worcester, IS March 20, 1852.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of lnsol-
Ii yency for the Jnunty of " orcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate of ENOCH b.
BRIGGS, of Worcester, in said County Printer an in
solvent debtor, and the payment of any debts or the de-
livery OF any property belonging said rsolvent debt
o. to him. oI for his use and the transfer any prop
erty by htn, are forbd den by law.
The first meeting OF he creditors of said insolvent
debtor, will be held at court of Insolvency at the
oilce Of said Commissioner Worcester in said Coun-
ty, on The seventh day of April next O'Clock in
the forenoon for the proof of dehs and to choose an
assignee, or assignees of his Estate
l.. BAKER, Jr, Deputy Sheriff.
mar2Z-djtWlt Messenger.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
Business IN New YoRK. The

BUSINESS IN New YORK The Tribune of
Thursday 18th inst says
We have to notice great improvement in the
Dry Goods trade The city is full of country
buyers. The numerous auction sales have at
tracted very great multitude of dealers from all
parts The Western collection of debts has con-
slderably improved, and hardly weeks delay,
as compared with last year at this time, has been
experienced in the receipts, and the close of
March will, according TO present prospects, fully
bring up all arrears, and place the trade both as
respects demand and payments, on level with
last year. Not so with the South, which, though
rather better than earlier in the season, is still
laggard IN It's payments and its orders. The ex-
Por' demand for domeslics is active, and com
pares very tayorably with the spring Of 1851 hay
more than doubled.
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Important from Mexico.

WAsHINGToN, March 20.
important dispatches were received from Mex
leo to-day. The Mexican government offers a
new arrangement in regard to the Tehuantepec
grant. The Tehuantepec treaty is dead.
Inc land warrant bill just passed, makes the
warrants of 1850 assignable; also gives the State
troops of the war Of 1912 the benefit of the bill of
1850, and pays land office registrars and receivers
the same as before the passage oftbe bounty land
bill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, March 20


The Senate is not in session.
HoUsE.-After the usual opening business, Mr.
Orr, Of South Carolina, moved that the House
take up the message from the President, reauVe
to the accounts of Prosper NJ. WetmOre, which
was agreed to, and after brief debate, the sub
ject was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Marshall, of California, presented num-
Der of resolutions passed by the Legislature oil
that State, one of which asked protection OF
their rights to the civil fund of California, aud
another an increase of salaries of the District
Judges of that State.
The resolutions were laid on the table and or
dered to be printed.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, of Arkansas, the
time for the close of The debate on the deficiency
bill was extended so as TO close in two hours alter
it should be again called up in Committees as
to allow Messrs johnson and Brooks an opportu-
nifty to speak upon the subject
The House then, on motion, resolved itself into
Committee, and took up the above bill.
From Havana.--Arrival of the Tsahel'
CHARLEsToN, March lS.
The steamship Isabel, from Havana and Key
West, arrived to-day.
The Isabel left in port, the steamship Empire
City, from New Orleans, for New York. Also,
the steamship Ohio, to sail for Chagres on the
9Th inst
The political news from the island is of no
Importance.
Letters to March 18th, report sugar active,
with extensive purchases of the finer descriptions
ofyellow for export to Spain. The lower grades
of yellow and brown, we've also in brisk demand
for the United States, and prices had nearly recov-
cred their former position To the North of
Europe there have been no shipments of any
importance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

% Rev. DIR. Porter Presbyterian clergyman Of
Memphss, Tenn, has been preaching series Of as
Economical sermons, in order to prove the locality of
Heaven and He'll The &c Happy Place. he locates
an the solar system-n the Sun. ssThe other place.
he Gxes outside the solar and astral systems, in the
''outer darkness" beyoad the light of the and
stars, where the planets, comets, and lost worlds,
which have violated the great laws of their exist
ence, darkle forever on their sunless through
eternal space.
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Arrival of the Georgia.

New YoRK, March 20.
The Georgia, days IL hours from Havana,
arrived this morning, with about so passengers,
and several kegs, boxes, and packages of specie
Lett IN port, steamer Ohio, with two hundred pas
sengers for New Orleans.
The Arctic sailed at noon, with 60 passengers,
but no specie.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
A Great Corporation.

BALTIM ORE, March 20.
The Maryland Senate have passed the bill as if
came from the House, without amendment, for
uniting seven Cumberland coal and iron comma
MES under one corporation, with a capital Of
5 900 900
Kossuth left St. Louis for New Orleans, last
Tuesday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

u An lrshman was sued by a doctor for the
amount Of his bill Tor medicine and attendance. and
Paddy being called upon to state why he refuse to
paw, replied :-''Why should | pay for such stuff?
The medicine was OF no use to me. Sure he sent me
two emetcs' and neer one OF them could keep
on my stomach"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

y We learn that 1t is in contemplation by some
of our citizens, to establish new religious society
in this city, of progressive and ansectarian char
acter, calculated the wants Of those who con-
slider the conservatism of the societies existing
upon the great reformatory questions of the age,
hostile to the diffusion Of a true Christianity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

" Godey's Ladys Book for April contains
CINE, tale called Crazy Mary. sketches of the pio
neer mothers Of Michgan,and numerous othel tales,
poems, essays, and sketches, hes ides illustrations.
Cooley has also the usual amount of instructions in
knitting and embroidery. t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

COMPLIMENTARY BALL.-We learn that a ball,
complimentary to the Worcester Cornet Band, will
be given by some of our citizens, on Wednesday
evening, at Horticultural Hall. The memhere OF the
band have, for the past six months, devoted them
selves most diligently TO the practice of their pro-
Gession under most accomplished teacher, and will
shortly be prepared to furnish music, not Inferior to
any that is furnished elsewhere
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jennings Estate

A LII persons interested in The above Estate are
IA requested 10 meet Horticultural BALI IN v or
cester, on WEDNESDAY, the seventh day of Anil
neat, at ten O'clock, NJ to take measures relative TO
prosecuting their claims to said estate An pe,sons
having letters or other documents in their possession,
are requested to present them. al said meeting
Per order OF the Investigating Committee
Col. VIM. HASTINGS, Chairman
full and punctual attendance is requested
Worcester, March 20, 1852 dThS FSw2vv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

CALEB QUoTEM MATcHED.-The New York
Scalpel states that the following assortment of signs
ornament one-story wooden building 10 an Eastern
ity:-
VIM Boyd, Medical Galvanist and Homepathist
Tailoring and Cutting, by William Boyd.
Phrenology and Mesmersm. Doctor Boyd
Fashionable dress-making, William Boyd.
There was shanty adjoining the mansion Of this
mutifarious professor, in which7vegetabIes were for
sale, with connecting door between the two estab-
lishments.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

ES. A. Rowland advertises in another column,
an address by Rev. H. Fairchild. This address
certain peculiar charges brought against him, and
from which his clerical brethren, have not
ted him, though the law has. The address is one
Of much interest.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

B We learn by accounts from Berlin Of the I'd
inst that the duties Of entry mportatons Of corn,
-four aud vegetables suspended for all the states
of the Zollverein till the BIS Of August.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

GgT District Attorney, Mr.. Blunt, has brought a
process against the Art Union at New York, for
the purpose of confscating all heir property to the
State.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

Snow SToRM.-It commenced showing heavily
here, early last evening, and unless all prognostica-
lions should fail before daylight this morning, we
shall hear Tomorrow the music of the N'merry, merry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

Gg- Judge Judsen, ia the United States sDistrict
Court at New York, committed DIR. BURNETT for re-
fusing 10 answer witness against the Cuban ex-
peditionists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

~ The Pennsylvania Senate have passed bill
forbidding the ofthe jais for the detention of
fugitive slaves.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

- The king OF Wurtenlberg has awarded the
state medal of that kingdom to professor Morse, the
inventor of the American telegraph.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

- Ezekiel Daniels, Of Leicester, has been APP
pointed by the Governor and Council a Justice o
the Peace ia the County of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

A wag reading in shop window stable bear sold
here" stepped in and asked If the bear was the
mans bruin.
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81 One hundred cergymen in Pittsburg have
signed petition to the Legislature, praying for the
enactment OF a prohbitory Liquor Law.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

q Bills on the Hamilton Bank, North Scitnate.
R. >, have been put in circulation The bank failed
some time since
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w l. LIAM ICKINs SON.
NOTARY PIRIJr

Wll attend to this and TO other matters nj h,si,.
MS Office over the Central Bank nonSJsr a.
j. *: Clark, NJ. d., HoMgpArHIc puvs,o,
and from 10 NJ 10 a. NJ
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 i.,a
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GB Concord, N. H., has refused, for the third
accept Of a city charter.
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SILK AND WOOL B8RAGES

AMI SILK TISSUES.
the Richest styles of Printing, ever offered in the
Il market " 0
All in want Of CHOICE STYLES OF the above C GODS
will do well to examine these early aud have first Sc
lection, Every week VIII add something new to this
department of our stock. b. L. HAB DON e. co.
mario d4l&w3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

WEBSTER FOR THE fREsIDENCY. The
Washington correspon lent Of the New Yoek 1r-
bune says:
The Chairman Of the recent Wall st. subscription
list in aid of Mr. Webster, has recently arrived in
town with few coadjutors, all filled with holy
enthusiasm in behnlf Of their great leader 1t is
ident that the masses Of Wall st. and State st. have
taken up the Secretary, with the determination to
put him through. And his prospects are not des-
peraie II is automatically reported that a Webster
Delegate is chosen ~ Wisconsn,one in New Hamp-
shire, and another IN Conneclcu- And from what
information has been confidently communicated to
us,we feel confident that there will be Others in con-
nection. We shond like 30 know why Wall st.
and State ST. should not have a President! Twenty
five thousand dollars year is worth saving TO them
as well as to another Transfers are all in the way
Of their business, and why should they not be per-
mtted to transfer a charge OF this sum upon their
revenues 20 the more 4putent revenues of Uncle
SAINT A officially. howeser, sorry to say,
has recently arisen in the South General Wilson,
of the Massachusetts Senate, has lately made a
speech in which he has diVuged certain arguments
and understandings entered into by the Free Soil
party of IS4S with MIR. Webster The allegations
have found their way TO the ears of southern men,
and have badly damaged the Secretary in that quar-
ter But it is thought the difficulty can be hushed
with wine and oysters They did good service two
years ago,
Apropos of this suhject-as We won't spoil joke
for relationship sake-a leading Wing Senator,
whose political sagacity is unsurpassed feeling him
self good dead aggrieVed the Of political
events, declared awhile ago for Mr.. Webster, the
astonishnent Of every body. Being pressed for his
reason tor so unexpected urch, he at last avowed
that he believed the Wing party already needed the
discipline of another thorough national defeat and
to effect this purpose he wanted candidate nom"
mated who could not obtain single electoral vote.
Hence he went for Mr.. Webster.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
Sunday School Library, and
QUESTION B00KS

(AN be procured Of the subscriber at the same price
" that they are sold at the Repositories in Boston
Inc subscriber being the first Bookseller that ever
introduced the publications of the sabbath school and
tract rocetles into this Comfy, would respectfully
solclI the patronage Of those int rested
5. A. ROWLAND, 275 Main street
HdiEz 6teOdW6w
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Grass Seed

Nov receiving good supply of choice reaped limo
~ othy Seed, hch has been selected with great
by us ras from the lands of Vermont and North
Northern and Southern Rcd Top and r. j, Bent seed
AL OF which will be sold wholesale and retail at The
lowest cash prices The trade are particularly request
ed to examine stock
49, LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
Worcester, March 20, 1852 de,yev
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

sun they come.-Although so many have boupht
anu used, The justly celebrated Ruspinis Italian
nT Ton1c, The rush is still increasing ana well il
may or II Is well known, that it is the best article IN
serve ana beautfy the hair that was ever brought ma
Vi Put up IN TINS market. Prepared, and sold whole
SAFE oy y. > q J, HOWE, Druggists Foster street
and d. SCOTT, Jr 2I3 Main street GebSs az
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POTASH.

al CASKS Of first sort Potash, for sale low h, -,
nv cask by LEE spPS p,J low, oy the
Worcester, March 22, 1862, o. 70,
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Mrs. s. G o ID w N, an experienced and success
full Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night
t. attend to the duties of her profession. Residence
No. Austin street. o2l-dt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

NOtice.-The proprietors of this paper VIII not
be responsible for an, goods delivered to Others Than
themselves or their families without written or
der from for the same. EARLE DREW
Worcester August 2. diff
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MONETARY.
SALE OF STOCKS,
At BostO March 20.

As shrs Vermont Cenra Railroad. .......... 81
10 do Ogdensburg RR........... .......... q
do Boston and Worcester Railroad ..... l0Ui
5 do Norfolk County Railroad ............ 80
25 do Boston Concord and Montreal II ..... 40
Is do South Shore Railroad. ............... IL
25 do Vermont and Mass Railroad. ........ gil
do Michigan Central Railroad. ........... 9ib
5 do Boston and Maine r 80. Jos
so DO East Boston Company. 233
10 do Boston and Providence Railroad..... IS
800 do Edgeworth Company. b l0.... 81
% do Fail River Railroad .................. 9St
do Fitchburg Railroad. los
80 do Reading Railroad - b 3O..... 37I
Is do Rutland Railroad. ...........,.,,.. 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
Seed Barley.

.Oe ia ofsupeTior quality receiving, and r
c'ster, March %, 1852, oA 80 y 70
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Book Notices.

UNCLE TOMS CABIN. By Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Published by J.. P. Jewett s. Co.. Boston.
1882. '''O":
- Uncle Toms Cabin is a reformatorv move,
1t rs written 10 expose the wrongs endured bv The
AFRICAN race, under the banner of this republic. and
under the wing Of the Christian Church; and to
illustrate also the heloism and unanimity of tina,
people, from whose great, laboring bosom slavery
cannot crush the spirit and best sentiments Of humane
w. MRS. stowe has succeeded in producing one of
the most thrillingly dramatic of tales.
The African, bearing with meekness the cross or
ma unmerlted wrongs, appears, by the light of her
genius, as the nobes birth of Christian regeneration
lie is the type Of that purer and better humanity Of
the future, IN which the spirit of Christian meek.
ness, love, and forgiveness, is to find full develop.
ment. Uncle Toms Cabiu'' is an ESSAY on the
peculiar institution OF the South illustrating its eff
ects upon those born and educated in the midst of it,
and describing also IFS influence upon Americans who
have not been unfortunate. II does not appeal to
the mere mentality of The reader but it speaks to the
heart soul, and sympathies, in voice of sad and SOL
emn pathos. The characters are real, living and
moving Municipalities. They are not distractions
through which the author argues; but personalities,
in which she feels aud speaks, and with whom the
reader converses and sympathses.
tUncle Toms Cabin'' deserves to rank in the first
class of reformatory novels. The friends Of freedom
should be grateful to Mrs. Stowe FOR this book. All
great evils have first been rendered odious to the
general sense before they fell under the attacks of
the reformers. Erasmus satirzed the papacy into
popular weakness, and then sturdy Luther broke it
down with his logic. Votaire sneered at, and
punned the regime into general dersion, and
then the essay lists pointed to Its easy demolition.
And at this moment, the novel is arrsyng the COM
mon sympathies of civilized mankind against all the
inveerate forms of social injustice, preparatory
their abolition reform by the statesmen-ogicans.
I This story of"Uncle TOMS Cabin, will make
mics to slavery Of those who would never be reached
by, because they would not read, logical thesis.
Everybody will read ii, and weep over ii, and feel
indignant at the cause of the hearrending sadness
which it portrays. We cordially wish it place in
very American home.
The work is for sale at HowIan9's Book store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

Mrs. NJ. s. Thompson, Female Physician and
Midwife has removed to llinds Court, rear No Maple
street. apl4 dly
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10th and Clothing warehouse.

NOS and MerchanIs' Row
as Can he produced III this or any olher ci,x M Ne;
way TO prove il, is to CALL AND SEE 0 ''s'
leoZo deod3w p wApE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22

Segars of exquisite flavor are always TO be
found IN quantities TO suit, at the Drug Store Of
l.. I. LAZELL,
l3-dtf 20l Main st.