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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
q b e ID ailp Spy,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IA, 1852.

u Advertisers, wishing to have their advertisements
appear Inc next day, will please send early In the
uay as possible Also those wishing insert advertise
meets IN the Weekly should send in early as Monday
noon All advertisements for this paper from Others
thsn regular advertisers, who have sccouns with the Of
hcs, must be paid for at the time they arr inserted
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

HE VENERABLE DR.. NoTT.-The 9Sth
anniversary OF the Rev. DR.. MOTIFS birth was OBJ
served bya numerous company of parishiouers
and friends, at his house in Franklin, CT, on the
23d inst There were $50 persons present,
whose overlooking baskets eff rich provisions,
&c, showed the abiding esteem in which the
people hold their venerable pastor. The Doc
tors bodily health is still good, though now the
Oldest pastor in the Union
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

The KossUTH CoRREsPoNDENcE on file in
the Navy Department was transmitted to the Secre-
tary OF State several days ago. 1t covers about one
hundred and twenty pages Of fooscap. There are
letters from Capt. Long, Com. Morgan, and Mr..
Kinney, our charge al Turin. Mr.. Kinney became
very nervous, and wished Morgan and Long to dis.
patch Kossulh out of the way as soon as possible.
He appears to have feared that Kossuth would blow
up the whole European Continent. In his reply to
Morgan he quotes with appreciation some severe re-
marks OF the Commodore about Kossuth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
DEArH OF REvoLUr1oNARv PArn,or

DEATH OF A REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT.
Died, in Bolton, Jan. 3lst, Mr. Ephraim Weth-
erbee, patriot of the revolution, aged 95 years
and months. Mr. Wetherbee was native of
the town of Stow, where he resided at the time
OF the battle of Concord, and was one of the num-
Der who started for Concord, when the news
reached Stow that the British troops were there.
He was afterwards in the army at Cambridge,
and other places
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

SALE or STEAMSHIP SAMUEL S. LEWIS.
This fine ship was sold on Thursday, at auc-
ton, by F. E. White, per order T. s. Marshal,
with all her tackle and apparel, to Mr. Cornelius
Vanderbilt, of New York, for $500 cash.
She cost $I85, 900, and has made but one voyage
between this port and Liverpool. She will prob
ably be employed on the San Juan route.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

ADYERTIsING.-What guano is to the soil,
advertising is to the man of business In proof
OF this, we have only TO look at the business firms
OF our own city, and we shall see how trade
always tends TO those establishments that keen
their goods, as 1t were, continually before the eyes
of all the people, by judicious system of adj
Yertising
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

A NrlclPATED TRoUBLE.-A gentleman vouch-
ed by the National Intelligencer, as distinguished
for his intimate acquaintance with the moneyed
concerns and operations of the country" saws,
Nothing but the high credit Of our stocks in
Europe prevented general bank explosion in June,
July, and August last. The tempest and whirlwind
must come next summer. The more the banks are
compelled to take in sail, the less will be the general
disaster, and the smaller the number of banks of
the fleet that will be disnasted and shipwrecked.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

"JAcKsoN CITY" This once famous spot,
which, in the bright visions of certain enthusiasts,
was to rise into a formidable rival to Washington
city, and the corner stone of which was laid with
much pomp by General Jackson some fifteen years
ago, was sold at auction short time since for
$4,000. 1t contains $40 acres, and is to lie convert
ed into vegetable garden
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

u All who want to buy Valentines, on this
blessed St. Valentines day, should go and study
the Valentine thermometer at S. A. Howand's,
Harrington Block That wonderful instrument
will inform them of the precise state of their
feelings, and of the sums which they shall expend
for missives to their true lovers Recolect it is at
s. A. Howland's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

The Cincinnati Commercial states the following
circumstances =" half drunken woman perambu.
lating the streets on Thursday night A rowdy led
her into paint shop on Fifth street, and daubed
her face in mere backyard wantonness, and then
took her into back room where there was a light.
The light disclosed the face of HIS OWN MOTHER p,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

TOBACCO RAISING IN CoNNECT1cUT.-
Many OF the farmers in this County, who raised
extensive crops of Tobacco last summer, with
the expectation of selling at the profitable rates
OF 1850, are obliged to part with it at heavy
reduction from the figure of that season. Those
who, year ago, got 10 and Ia cents per round,
are now compelled to sell at and cents, and
some, we believe, as low as 5. Att cents. TO-
bacco can be made a profitable crop. he
amount of the article cultivated in Hartford Coun.
ty the past season is almost lncredble.-Hart-
ford Times
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

Among the articles added to the British Museum
by Layard's researches, are several curious Fowls
MADE OF Terra Gotta, and found buried some twenty
feet amid the ruins of Babylon. The inscription on
them' which has only just been decphered, make it
probable that they were written by the Jews during
their captivity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

The Cotton manufactures of South Carolina do
not seem to be in a very good condition.-One or
TWO OF them are advertised for sale low; and the
works which sometime since were erected in
Charleston, have recently been sold for less than
quarter OF their original cost.-In this mill, slave
labor to certain extent, was employed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
The Washington correspondent of the N. Y

The Washington correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune says
LOLA MoNTEz is creating a great sensation here.
There are from fifty to seventy.fve callers at the
Irving House daily to see her. They are mostly
Senators and Representatives, with the exception of
two Or three persons who brought letters of miro
dnciion, Gen. Houston called twice, but failed to
gain admission. Most of the Foreign Ministers
and Charges, with their ladies', are going to her
debut tonight.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

% James M. Stone, Esq, of Charlestown,
will address the Mechanics ofthis city, at Brinley
Hall, on Tuesday evening, 18th inst, at balf-past
seven o'clock, on the +" Ten Hour System - He
will also consider the necessity of forming me-
chanlcs' Association, whose object shall be the
shortening of The hours of labor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

GREAT FIRE IN PORTLAND, ME.--On
Thursday, 18th inst, the large stables attached
to the American House, in Portland, were de-
stroyed by fire, and with them some fifty horses
penshed. The fire next communicated to the
American House which shared the fate of the
stables. From the American House the flames
extended TO the Burnham House, next to it, eas.s
and from thence spread to and DESTROYED five
wooden stores adjoining. The loss of property is
supposed to exceed $50, 900. The freis suppos-
ed to be caused by incendiarjes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

A man and his wife purchased gallon of rum in
one OF the villages of Yates Co., N. Y, recently,
and started for home in sleigh On arriving home,
the drunken husband left his wife sitting in the
SeIgh where she found the next morning frozen
to death.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

81 Lysander sPooner, Esq, signifies that he
does not want the office of Register of Probate for
Suffolk county-worth four or FIVE thousand dol
lars per annum.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

Observation-Disclosures, this afternoon is the
last time of the performance ofthe musical drama
Of Guy Mannering,'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
DEATH FROM CARnuRErrrnHrnnoar,

DEATH FROM CARBURETTEDH HYDROGEN.
"A whole family by the name ofSauerbier, died
at st. Louis, recently, from inhalng gas while
asleep. Some persons finding the house closed
late IN the day, forced the doors, and on entering.
found ourneyman in the employ of Sauerbier,
in bed, pale, painting, and unconscious, as if at
the point Of death. The party Immediately open.
ed every door and window, to admit as much air
az posslble and then proceeded to the room over
head. There the smell of gas was even more
overpowering than below. Having opened the
windows, they witnessed sight sufficient to cul-
die the blood A bed in one corner, contained
four persons, Saubier, his wife and two children
The woman was quite dead, with her limbs
cramped, and her face swollen, and holding to
her breast child aged about eighteen months,
also dead. The husband lay by her side, with
boy aged four years, both unconscious, and APP
parently breathing their last. Measures were
taken for the relief of those of the sufferers who
were yet living, but with little prospect of success.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

LIFE INsURANcE.-The late Hon. George
Denny held policy for $40 900 in Life Insur-
ance ottlce, which sum has been paid over to his
family
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

ExTRAcTs.-The New York Post is publish
ing extracts from the Courier & Enquirer, in re-
latlon to Mr. Webster The extracts from the file
OF 1912, denounce him in the most unmeasured
terms, while those Of 1852, eulogze him in the
highest degree. Put that and that together.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

~ The Brooklyn Mutual Insurance Company
have resolved to close their business.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
New York Items.

New YORK, Feb Is.
The saw mandatory in the Sing Sing prison
was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss about
$4,000.
The ship Constitution of Boston, from Havre,
with $50 passengers, is ashore on Fire Island;
she has six feet of water in her hold A steamer
has gone to her assistance.
Advlces from San Jaun state that there was
severe disturbance on the 29lh uli. at Leon, be-
tween the Pichengnos and the government party,
in which several lives were lost.
By The fine at San Jaun on the 4th inst fifty
were destroyed.
Tine bridge on the Wilmington and Raleigh
railroad, not far from the former place, has been
dentroyed by fire.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

% Farmers and Mechanics . Ball is
announced to come off at the Fitchburg Hotel on
Tuesday evening next. A committee of arrange
ments numbering about sixty, have been chosen.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

BALTIMORE, Feb. 18th.
The Virginia Legislature propose increasing the
tax on licenses to agents of Insurance Companies
incorporated by other States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
LOUISVILLE Feb. IA.

LOUISVILLE Feb. IA.
The destruction and loss of property by the
breaking up of the ice at Louisville is estimated at
$3.50, 900.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14

MRS. kebecca Spear Of Warren aged go was
'0ond dead in her bed on Monday of last week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-14
From the Bangor Couries.
Prospects in California.

ooh, California; that's the land for me,
I'm bound for Sacramento,
With my wash-bowl TN my knee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30
Eueriai Notices.

49,
81 Ordinafion.-Thi. WEDNESDAY EVENING,
eeeef, !. L. FINNEY will be ordained aud installed
o. ne Second Reformed Presbyterian Church N the
eoiiese No. 81 Crosby-st, between Broome AMI
st.seess The public are invited
81, oedicaIloB mt Cypress Hills.-The Suffolk ST.
Nm soo feaos design 10 have their ground ~ Cypress
Is netery dedicated WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
H. - The PASTOR, Elder j. N. WALTER will deliver
Mr. Stages viii leave South 7thst, Williams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30

DOARD-In a quiet private House,
ID large airy Rooms negiy Furnished WIN use on
- snd many Of the comforts CT home, with lna family
49, - ob1ineS BIZ application 10 Mrs SPENCER NO ilt
Greene q near Prince blocks west Of broad~ay y
kres or four peIIcns who would Ike, suited % make
nsrn an.nt location Gentlemen with partial board pre-
feued.
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DOARDING in WILLIAMSBURGH-

DOARD.-Gentleme can be accommo.
Ddated With pleasant Rooms and Beard, or board only 81
No ~ NeneHn Dinner % 3ocOck.
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D0IRD Il SOUTH BROOKLYN

Id Rooms 10 let With board suitable iot ,sss
Si an sxtensye view Of Staten Island and the surround
irr scenery Apply at No 3s5 Hsnrys, nes President s.
from Hamilton Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30
DTUDING LOTS at YONKERS.-For

ID sale number Of Building Lott in that part Of the vi
age cf Yonkers called GLESwoOD, yins msd.tsy on ths
OF the Hudson In the mos beautiful part OF tho wnoe
VILLAGE These Lott are the desirable Of any offer
ed fr sale and from their location must rapidly increase Ia
value VIII be sold low, ifspphed tor imme ha'elJ msp
NAV be and made known by sppIyng 70 COZ b
4 NICOLAY. No "a OIsnd 81 near The BoweIy, ~ Y.
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wtrg NEW.YORK TRIBUNE

-. CALIFORNIA OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
d red on the departure Of each Seni Monthly Mall
es~y.o5 Pdce ca cents per copy.
~>--' GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers
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Gnmmer Retreats.
BOARD in the COUNTRY.-A few
DOARD at THROGS NECK.-A few

ID sentee! Boardeu be accom- modated with large
Rooms and good Board in pleasant situation at Thogs
Neck Stages connected with the Harlem Railroad the
door several times day Apply No 1886 Green wichst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30

~ Thirteenth Ward Chippewa Club will meet
at fhaiau Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, ats O'Clock.
ff The purpose Of completing their organization The com
mite by Jaws will make their report and permanent OF
foers Of the Club will be elected The Wings Of the Xlh
Ward and all others favorable TO the election of Winfield
Scott and VIM. Graham respectfully invited to attend
GEO. +. COACHMON, Seer. tary, pro TEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-30

~ property al the north-wea corner Of Blocker ana
Greene G 81 feet on Blocker and 100 feet on Oreenes,
together with the buildings thereon. Also tho valuable three
story brick building No Hanoyerst nearly fronting TX
place Also the valuable three story bhek House
with Stable the northeast corner OF Bleeeker and
aureps ia Lot Is BY 100 feet deep rented for " 900
large portion OF purchase money may remain bond
and mortgage For full and particulars sppy 10 b
A Chiffon No WalI7st,
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CAPEISLAND BATHING-NA-

u TIONAL HALL.-This large, new and elegant Ho-
ts Il now open for the The public will ind thus
house canal 10 the best American Hotels-ocaon few
.tens from the shore with magnificent view Of the Ocean
''P' iva AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor
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r5- Finb Ward scott and Graham Associa-

~ " L 2 snAsDLSw' Secretaries.
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.IMNEDIATELY-Seve-
Chances for Business alen.

A RARE CHANCE.-For Sale. a safe
and profitable Manufacturing Business in this eiy
that easily be leaned that has wide connection and
very little competition and II has been ia successful opera
ton The last y years Price 81 90 cash will BE- partly
taken sut in improved real estate With about 900
could be altered to turn out double the quantity
does now and will always find ready market because it
has the best OF recommendations this country. The
ground where il stands has lease Of 10 years 70
from November next subject 10 two renewals OF u years
each Satisfactory for selling will be made known
For particulars address MANUFACTURER At the Othee OF
this paper.
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" A. come of the dnlIy pnper- have rtnted

- 10 A. some of the daily papers have stated
my Intention to make balloon ascension from this city
on the 4th Of July and il is mistake and may lead b
tome misappreherson the part Of the public beg leave
70 state that shall make ascension MONDAY tle
1852 ~ PETTTS@''
re- Heads Of the People.-Beautifuly engraved
portraits Of Scott Webster Clay FillmJre Cas- TAYLOR
Sc For sale low in frames, otherwise by T. ANTHONY,
Broadway
~ Warranted Prime Fresh and Reliable
DRUGS, CHEMICALS &c,
w9os'ae Oh liberal terms e our essb'hment No 81
sASi. +. GREESLEArI fWILLrAn Il. KiSsLEY.
~ B0aIe's Electric Hair DYE is allowed by the
mot Enent chemists to be perfection ana all who 1t
ave 1t The preference over every other Hair Dye All the
or brown produced immediately without trouble incon-
venience This with Bogles Hyperion Fluid the hair
Fultons Rushtou, Clark Co, No 30 and Rice Smith,
No IA Broadway Carey Co. No. 245 Pear-st and by
Druggists and Periumers throughout the void
.ky Emizrnut Intelligence Ofice and Labor
of5ee is established BY the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where always be oond large numbers Of Laboen and
their orders filed by writing the Superintendent and send
Ing the amount necessary 20 pay the passage OF the parties
'''H'' ' ICES '"''s JAS F. FGSAN, Superintendent
CaiifSrnia:, The Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Com.
Iii be x al Psss eS 20 5
nsned by Offices Of this Company and that tickets thu.
ngned be obtained only at their Agency No In West
ofC. L. BARTLETT, Esq., Boston; or Messrs ARM
STRONG, HARRIS L. CO, Newt rleans-New-York,J Ian.
26, 1852. BY order WIN. II. DAVIDGE Secretary.
r. Mrs. L.. N. Fowler, NJ. d., will consult with
ladies' medically at her residence, No 233 East Broadway,
from AM. TO PM.
~ Choice Cottage and villa Sites at
Flushing L. l. Of the finest streets in that beaut
full vsge The Lots large in the vicinity Of schoss,
churches and stores yet will be sold very low If applied for
Inquire Of CHAs b WILLIAMS No Pine-st OF D.
s. WILLIAMS opposite st Thomas Hail. Flushing Steam
boats six times Gay.
u New ViiIaGe.-Persons DESTROYS Of joining the
cuTson, TIL RSDAY 3Oth, view the land at Williams
bridge Harlem Railroad before subscribing for plot viii
obtain tickets for themselves and friends BY applying to
JOHN 4 COLES. No. Lberty-piace near Maiden-laae.
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YONKERS-On the Hudson,

accessible number OF times day by railroad and steam
boat Gentleman and Wife can be accommodated IN q
private family house pleasantly located, within five
minutes walt Of the depot and landing For particulars
Div to r. BOGAkDUs, No. 1876 Broadway, or LYMAN
COBB. Jr, fonkerL
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HAYS HOUSE,
STONE BRIDGE HOUSE-TIVER-

~ TON, RHODE ISLAND.-The above house, situated
NarragaIset Bay miles from Fall River and twelve
miles from Newport i open for bosrers and TRANSIENT
visitors through the Facilities for fishing
eGused and boats bait snd lines in constant readiness for
the OF bcsders without charge Bathing excellent
thin three rods Of the house and the drives In The vicinity
pleasant and varying The house viii be supplied with st
tsntve servants the tables vi ali the subsanals and deli
cacies Of The ard anything people have usually OBJ
tanned at the house BE- procured this Stage leaves
FAN River the ARRIVAL Of the morning from Boston,
ard arrives At Stone Bridge House about l2i O'clock
Communication with New York By Fall River line and stage,
StonipgtOn route Providence thence by Ca
Bristol Feyi thence BY stage, distance othree
miles to the house. Wk. HODGES, Proprietor.
Tiverton r |. June 10. 1852.
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DolitieGl Notices.

RI scott Central Communicable Regular
pssug Ct this Committee will be held the Florence
lei Lovejoy's) Broadway and Walker St. On WEDNE s.
DAY the 30th inst, at o'clock p. NJ.
ROBERT T. HAWS Chairman.
GEORGE w. BLUNT, VIZ ch.;ro,or
JAMES +. FREEeoRS, wee Ohafnen'
y; L 1y snAsDL0%' Secretaries.
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tier,-At a Primary Meeting Of the Wings Of the Nth
Ward held al WHshts Museum Hotel the evening OF
de- 18th inst Mr. JOHN 3. FRlNK was called TO the
Chair snd JoHN L. GEB appointed Secretary On notion
Committee appointed TO oTat Constitution, and also
~ elect pertinent officers for the Association On notion
.s.olve6 10 adjourn 10 meet on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
tie Slh inst O'Clock, az the Marion Hsuse, No l4
West Broadvsy when all the Wings of this staunch Wing
Ward are invited 30 attend.
"'i' 'i' JOHN B. FRINK, Chairman.
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yHE NETWORK TRIBUNE

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500 600 w ~ iIoII 3 and LOTS lots
Real estate for Bale.

A SUPERIOR FARM FOR SALE, or
"A EXCHANGE for CITY PRoPERTY-of so scres-
snder high cultivation, half mile from railroad, II mileS
nom Eew-York cars 20 five times day from this city On
The prnes twostory house, barn and carriage house,
and outudngs all In good order with orchard Of choice
ft and with stream Of water through tho farm. IL viii
se sold low Apply 10 J. PECARE, No. 1853 Hesterst.