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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

LARGE FIRE. Ne,cark, JAN 49, Brigham's
extensive calico works in West Bloomfield were
destroyed by fire Friday evening last, including
the steam machinery, printing apparatus, and a
large amount of goods. Loss $4,000, partly
insured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

The State Of Maine has probably suffered a
greater depletion Of her population, in proportion
to its aggregate, by the California emigration,
than any other State in the Union.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

" A letter from the Paris correspondent of
the New York Times, contradcts the rumor of
the death of the mother of NJ Kossuth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

B CARROTS theory, that pressure lowers the
freezing point Of water, has been verified by ex-
periments in England.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

LOPEZ REsPIraD. .New York, Jan. 10.
ThesSprnlsh sailor Lopez has been respiteo by
Govaanor Hunt for 9e-sarrs. The lady of the
come news.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

woman, the sole occupant, persisted in the flames.
She had long been addicted to habits Of intemper.
ance, and jug found beside her blackened and
disfgured remains.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

~ The wife of Senator Chase of Ohio, died
at Cincinnati, on the morning of the 14th inst.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

Last evening there beautiful display of the
Aurora Borealis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20


GROUND AND UN-GRoUND-CooKEp AND
UN-cooKED FooD.-In communication from
the society of Shakers, at Lebanon, New York,
in the Patent office Report, we find the following
upon the relative value Of ground and unground,
Roked and uncooked corn for feeding and fatten-
E.sst'0' &c.
"The experience of more than thirty years
leads us to estimate ground corn at one third
higher than playground as food for cattle, espe-
cally for fattening pork; hence it has been the
practice Of our society for more than quarter Of
century to grind all our provender
The same experience induces US to put higher
value upon cooked than upon raw meal; and
for fattening cattle, swine particularly, we con-
slider three Of cooked equal TO four bushels Of raw
neal
Until within the last three or four years our So
cieiy fattened annually, for thirty years, from 40,
600 to so 600 pounds of pork, exclusive of lard
and offal fat; and it is the practice to cook the
meal, for which purpose six or seven potash ket-
ties are used''
The Shakers are close observing, calculating
peope,and go in for the practical realities of life,
and therefore, In the economy Of food, must be
presumed 10 be good judges For ourselves we
are disposed to believe the conclusions at which
they have arrived are correct Spirit of the
Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

job Printing ofall knds--Pamphlets, Catalogue
Shop Bills, Bank Checks Placards, Concert Bills Vsi
ng and Business Cards Posters, &c &C., NEATLY and
PROMPTLY executed at THIS OFFICE, upon moderate
diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

81 Maiodstickney, formerly editor ofthe New
Hampshire Patsiot, fell dead at Toledo Ohio, a
few days ago
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

z.
The Steamer Daniel Webster sails Tomorrow. for
Nicaragua, with nearly 500 passengers The Pro-
metheus, which leaves early in February. has like
number engaged The following is statement of
the business at the United States Mint for the week
ending JAM II; deposites, $l, 40l 900; coinage,
$90l ,4l0; payments, $770, $3.50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20
MIDDLErowE. Ct. Jan. IA.

Last Sunday morning, small hut or shanty in
this city, consumed by fire, and an old negro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

Nowfs your time. CLAFLIN is taking Da-
guerreoypes al the reduced price OF SO cents. We
would advise friends and the public generally, If
they wish 10 procure PERFECT LIKENESS, to Gail
at his rooms, l42 Main street, I'd door north Of BL.
HaIdon 81 ios jau5 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

w e extract from the report OF Rev. Jared Cur
lis, ChapIain,the following most significant facts:
sit may be difficult accurately to point out all
the causes which operate in producing the state of
1hings to which reference has been made, nor is
it the purpose Of the undersigned 10 tax your Ex-
celIency and Honors with any attempt on his
part to do it. He will, however, hazard the
opinion, and it il deliberate one, founded on
careful observation, for more than quarter of
cenrury,n his connection with public prisons, that
the use Of Intoxicating drinks is the prolific source
/ of greater amount of vice, and crime, and deg
radiation, and wretchedness, than all others com
bined. Like Aarons rod it swallows all the
rest And cannot this cnrse be stayed by pru-
dent and efficient legislation, and faithful and
rigid execution Of the law? 1t is s'consumation
devouty to be wished = and when brought about
iustead of expenditures Of hundreds of thousands
III dollars, to build and enlarge our prisons,
large portion Of The premises provided for, and
now occupied by the victims Of crime, might be
given up to the occupancy 'sof the moIes and the
BATS Prevention it is said, sis cheaper
than cure and may the maxim be verified in
xhe success and triumph of The cause Of temper
ance, which, at the present time, SO largely en-
crosses the attention ofall classes Of our fellow
citizens, from the chief magistrate 10 the humble
tenant of Il cottage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-01-20

DIR. A. j. Eaton, corner Of Myrtle and sonthbridg
Streets, Worcester Mass JAM htf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
CONDENSATION

SESATE--The deficiency bill was Ia
ken up. and Mr. Pearce concluded his
speech IN defence Of the administration.
Mr.. G~in spoke in reply. and Mr.. Risk
OBTAINED the Ho-r.. when the further con
siicra'ion Of the oiil was postponed until
Monday nexr.
After an executive session the Senate
adjourned until Monday
HOUSE.
Mr.. German. from the Committee on
Printing, reported resolution that there
b. pfin,ed for the use of the House &c, 900
copies of The mechanic al part Of the Pat
en- Of'iee report, and 5000 additional CO.
pres for the use Of the Commissioner Of
Patents.
A brief debate. the further consideration
o. ., the subject was postponed until nex,
Tuesday
The House then went into committee
on the private calendar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
b. oSsusla i'm Boston,


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me 80, pay -, '1'"'e are l'rt''y Vel chrom-
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\ ha'HsiniH near bostom) formally declin-
&c! IN cXterd the hospitalities Of the CITY
Of Bunker Hill Tn ,L,. nI,yvor A no,;,,n
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
APpOAlATTOX

Tie !"lo" ing Ju-t compliment 10 Pres
ideul Fillnnre aud Henry Clay. TO tn, ir
pu'lIY Of heart and uprighinrss Of mott. cs.
We extract from Col Bcntun's Hillsboro
speech
~ rev question has arisen among us,
on which have not proclaimed public
npiniah nor r0ncca'cd the private one
which rntcriaincd- THAT oil intervention
IN The affairs OF other nations. and Oh Which
the occasion makes it proper for ne tn
speak as think dill So. and in less
o JrctloHanle case. the once ia;nn1s Pa
mama mis- ION and to the same effect; but
Who IN his age Of progress rctnemhers
what was dcnc twenty FIVE years back!
! am opposed 10 intervening, and under
all lis forms; and as much Ms any In the
form of 'Profest. to lac unsupported by acts
II tie protest should lie disregarded.- -
OF the eminent public men otuu- country
who have arcosted tins quest on most e
my satisfaction. Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.
Clay are HE two Foremost; they have siver
it prompt AMI unparalleled oppositinn In
all lis forms. Til in my opinion, is ihe
American position
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
From the Richmond Times.
Charles l.. MOSby,

The voters of this sccliuu of The Siate
viii soon be calr'i upon To elect one of
Jndses Of the Conri Of Appeals. nm off
Ger in whom We arc more d, cply interest.
ed. perhaps. rhan in any other Tor upon
his mnral and legal qualifications. Depend
orr dearc-'. highest aud most important in.
irrcs's. He has the ret i,ion of all ron
tested cases Carried from the inferior
Courts II. has the PnNer to declare the
aces Of the Legislature void, when uncon-
srit.'ioral. and for this reason he is mncl.
mort important officer than any Other in
The State
We knnw Of no man so we'll qualified
10 discharge the duties Of this high Office.
as thr gentleman whose name heads Ibis
article. H.. IS il man of huc edu, alton,
large innJ uf General information. IN
deed. hr is a polished ,choar in every
sense ef the ord. a man OF the most in.
homiIable energy. Of II high uniinpeacha-
bic moral cia'acier. against whicii not
oae SIN lie reproarh can be alleged: lbs
mora frninrs, and Integrity are unp,rs-
iiouullr. HIS liberal tiispo,iion and mild
and aiithlc manner hay, ever won for BIN
The ,,siee:n ofall who know hin.
A 10 his l"g,l ali ity, not rne word
need lie said lie l. justly considered u' e
Of the most l,rolonud lAw> err in tie Stmr.
Another strong recommendation for Mr..
Mo>by is, that he j. srl'-ma,!c mani,
his talput>, flis oncrg: and elevated moral
sharueter. he has ri7rn to hi, Present hi4 h
nosiiinn. FL. combines all the requisites
Of a good Judge. fIy qualified in every
Nay 10 discharge toe duties Of Judge OF
The Cnnri nf Appeals.
A d whic we know nothing Of Mr.
Mosby's feelings on this suhrct y neither
he woud lac wiling to accept he Office,
never having convrrscJ with him at all in
regard 10 II, Yet. We hope he Would not
disregard the cali of Ills tiirpis aud II q
int,ic-tot the puniie. We WISH that all the
counties Ia hi, section st' tie State ma s.
call rron lini and urge hitn 10 hrcumc 4
candidarc. inaSmnrh as the voters are.
more Interested IN tbs matter than The man
~ no becomes a candilatc
APpOMATTOX.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

Died. IN the evening of the > !; Arril last, nt
scarlet f'vrr. az the Residence ut ltis grandfather.
Js1nr> A,am<. E~q.. in Halifax Cn.. JANIS MGR-
rtN, iuf.nr ~an ~ Catt. Nathan II and E.izt'.ctn
Hiarork, ~ Apppmart"N Co. AGED uhuUf year
anl iv. n1oriii. ln This suLden aflirtion tn tne
lear q, voted parrHi- FL TIE t;lr babe. whose spir-
u has winged il GSht ~ tine skies. we muhd Of
tr Nirnusi and most sincere feelings Ut ,hri--
tiiH ~ymratin: Htn their wounded and hic.tii. q
h'str's. would POM the rd of rous,,atian. at
ipficd u> ~ religion. trusting -ttEt w ~ ms ~
ia ron lroJA oa foT iics, fgy more f1ccsafic
7ad r-ryaai a. irti ~ gt4e-n at icar iitlc it,y-
'Ti u'.c afuu.d whom theiy heart strings we're 50
truy cr-irc,rtl. has been norm from thti embrace
ny daa,k la IL sogi l. IN tic regions Of celestial
bRss.
Lilo lew drop. kiss'A tfF by The .na's morning
hcauf.
l7i@s. ht;r bcart cots existence was given:
tSSnui seem / 10 come dagsss ~ earih. III Il drc1f
A1ti n'y 70 wake xiiea a>eead 4 10 -heavciit
CHARLorrs Co Va. Aprl 81. 1859.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
Mfrrcstieg finn Mr EaSt.

BOSTON Apnl so.
Bv ihr r. NJ. Steamer Niagara We have
Halittx raptrs OF "Wednesday incoming
By lie arri,a If the ,trariIrr G, PREY. II
Half.ix. Nrhavr dates fio1n New fund
land 10 April 18th lnihc gale of April
loih. sailing vessels to The number of so
or 80 were ~ rocked in the ice, " irh the
loss ola large number Of lives. A list of
vessels having fall cargnrs. i given.
Portions oiihe crew of the sliipwrrcked
vessels had been bro,s liz il; a'our 90
y hn Escaped 10 the island are there in .
destitute and starving condiion. Grants
Of $500 tnr their relief had teen made by
lie Assembly. and vessels " ere ihoni to
>aiito ,heir aid. The disaster is said To l.c
nearly equal 10 thai Of Prince Edwards
Island last year. A vessel which arrived
at ST. johns. April 9th. reports that up
wards ola thousand shipnrecked sailors
mad reathed Grcens.ord.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
MORO Vor,rc.--Tbe bill .ubm;,t;ng

NEGRO Vorlr1.--The bill submitting
the question Of equal suffrage to colored
persons 10 the people of Wisconsin was
defeated in tho House Of Assembly on the
l2rh inst. The vote was 81 for, to 81 a.
gainst the project.
One or the most sensible men in the
House Of Representatives,. mist he Mr.
Hem. Of Iowa. if we NAV Judge by the
following report of his remarks, in the
House Of Representatives, on Thursday,
When the Homestead bill was up for con
sideration:
Mr.. Hem said he had prepared speech
in favor Of The bill. and would hand it to
the printer for Publication.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06


Jon" Washn s'cn correspondent Of
tie Balr;nor sun, SAYS:
The friends IF Mi. Film ore and Of
the compromise, as u Iinaliv are in excel
lent spirits. ne,cr having been SO confident
as they now are al the domination Of Mr..
Flilmorr. They viii % into the Convcn-
with one hnn"r.d uud tity--ix vo,e>-f,r-
II Of them beng from The non slavchnld
INC States. aud inclni'ng the friends of Mr.
Webster This majority Of 1856 delegates
VIII proceed ut nnec Ia establish the com
promises and their iinaliiv as their plat
form, and declare that no cantitlair that
comes NOT up iairly and seu"nly.to these
principles, shah he nerfnat.ti They vii.
have nothing further Ia do ihan In agree
upnn know apI avow ed comp uinis,, MEN
a. their candidates, and nominate them
The Seward faction can then srcel,, TAX
Ing upon themselves ihe responsibility OF
dividing the part. and breaking 1t mp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.
READING ROOM.

The subscribers having opened READING
ROOM, in the ViRGiSIAs BUtLDiSG.invite the pub
lie to avuil them-egcs of it, free Of charge, until
the first day Of MAY.
Open every day (Snndays exccpted) from sun
rise till 9 o'clock at night.
April Sits TERRY & SHIELDS.
Z -, UNrRECEDENTED SUCCESS.-No
remedy for Dyspepsia ever offered to tire
isaAcr's celebrated Pre- mai ann Bit
sess. NOT mare lhan zen years a. q. Tie pro, RE
tor of this medicine had tie good fortune to dis
cover ii, superior virtues ~ the eradication or Dv.
pcPsin, and ireiinE il he duty owed the pal,
llc ut once. IN private WY offered these Bifiers
t. tiiesc who were a.ilirled. Since that time. uB-
til witbia ;i,w mnnhs be ha- not snnsh;. bv adj
vertising or "1h.rwiec. from the simple fact that
Here were 50 man, pan afioaf to give them
very extended teptH1rion. nor should he have nv
or done 50. had not hundreds Of hi- friends who
an uscd them to great advantage on themselves
pat their families. urged him to give Iii, Bittcrs
greater publicity. in order that the whole human
family might be hencftrC by their use Having
consented to do So he hns greatly enlarged his ia
ciiities for manufacturing and would say to all
who arc afflicted with Dyspepsia Diarrhcta Chol-
ics. Cramps. Sour Stoniacf. Constipation Of the
bnwei> and all diseases arising from di-nfrlered
digestion. that b AkEh'S PREMIUM BIT1ERS
hTr. ct all either remedies. the best TINT have vet
been discovered for eradication Of these anuny-
ing c"mplrnts. Price 80 cents. For sn - hv
may Gilt D. Z. LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

Hon. b Stanton. Of Ohio. in letter OK.
planning Why he voted in the Whig eau
Gus to sustain Mr.. Mangum'. decision,
SAYS !:
| did 50, not because had any intention
TO disturb the compromise measures. but
because did mol believe the compromise
measures would acquire any additional
strength by the adoption Of snch resolu
and not to allav. sectional agirarion; and
because | did not believe the Wig mem
bers Of Congress had any authority to
make creeds or platforms for the party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
LATEST NEWS.
Arrival Of the steamer Pacific.

-
New YoRK. MAY 2.-The steamer Pa
cic arrived here rhis afternoon with Liv-
erpool dates Of the 2lst uIiimn. She
brings So passengers and sl3,25o Eng
lish gold.
The Washington arrived at Southamp
ton on the 18th All on board were we'll
ENGLAND.
Par.ia n,ent re- assembled IN the 10th.
The Codrt Of Excheqner on Monday
rendered judgment agalnst Alderman Sol
onions. Thus settling The pont that none
but Christians are eligible to IA seat in Par
lament
Rosas arrived at Qucens,ow on the
18th.
A new line Of steamers from Plymouth
10 the coast Of africa, via Madeira. was
announced 10 commence running in Sep
temher-
II was reported that another expedition
10 ssarch for Sir John Franklin was about
10 sail.
FRANCE
The protest of the heirs of the Orleans
family against the confscaion of their
property. vi as heard before the Court Of
the First Instance, at Paris. on Saturday
Mcs>rs. Poilet and Berger appeared as
counsel for the Orleaus family The Pre-
feet oithe Seine, on behalf of the Presil
dent, protested against the jurisdiction al
the cotfrt. The matter was postponed Ill
Friday
Political exiles are hereafter to be sent
10 England or Spain
Prince Paul, of Witemhurg, del at
Paris on Thursday night. Marshall Ger
ard died on Saturday.
The French budget shows a deficiency
of 10000 600 francs.
The Partisan coach builders are ON
strike for the 10 hours system.
GERMANY
The German Emigrant Society com
plain Of swin,lling agents, who induce.
The Polish pcasnntry oleave home, repre-
srnrtng that the American king had grant
ed kussnh vast tract Of land for the pur-
pose oil settlement.
Vienna advices to the IIth state that
Exchange on London for the week. had
ihllrn per cent. M consequence oi hIcl
investments were making IN The Austyian
funds, chiefly on Dn'ch account,
SPAIN.
A squadron WAS firing out TO cruise in
the Mediterranean as Il school for practice.
The remaining prisoners IF The Lopez
expe'iiiinn were daily expected at Gibral
tar on their way hnne.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

GREAT STORM AND Loss OF LuFE-Sup-
POSED TRACES OF THE STEAMER PREsI-
DENT.-HALIFax. April 30.-Acconnts
from Newfoundland state that on the 2Orh
inst. great gale ragged alang The coast. in
which about fifty suiIing ships, with crews
ere lost.
Ad,ice from Bermuda TO the 23d re-.
port that large figure head. supposed to
have t.rlonged To the steamer President
had been washed ashore at Grenada,
Barbadoes.
The fever at Damarara was abating.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

TERRIRIE TRAGEDY AT DANviILE. Ky
hlnody street encounter occurred at Dam
Vile. Ky. a few days ago, betw cen D
Flank Cowan. and Two hroiirrs named
Shelby. in consequence of an anon, nous
letter received by Miss Shelby. alleged IT,
have been written by Couan. Each Of
the parties had pistols. Cowsn first re
cci,cd ball through the 6eshy part ofihc
leg. from FIVE barrel IA, Diver. fired b,
Joseph Shelby. and then fired three times
al Shelly, the last taking effect in the neck
the ball passing entirely through. and fall
ling dow in his shirt bosoni, Shelly
staggered in IA store " here his brother Al
ir, d was and fell dead. the latter then
seized bow knife. advanced on Co" an,
and threw ii al him without effect Cow
an then pu ned AT I'd with inwie knife
in hand " hen several persons int,riere,l,
and 10 further harm Was done. The par.
lies are all 1onng men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06
(tnEAr Go0Ds-FOR CAsls.-.

~ am now reccis ing arrc. md complete
sprtrncnt ofnuw SPRING mud 81 MINER GCtJDh;
comprising the latest and fashionable vhfie-
ties and sfylc- imported ills scssoE--whnL am
offering ut unusually low prices Inter ding TO sell
far CASH. mcBn to be satisfied with small Isoists
and thereby viii make It to the interest oirls 10
give call--nhie rno,t cordially solicit from
those having Good. to buy. / will p,oioi.r rs n,n-
ny Inducements il the way Of Styles, prirts. ma
large and well selected stock 10 pick from, as can
be found IN any establishment il the Sntc.
/ deem it needless 10 give even the hoalA ar
branches competing my stock. Us my long expert
once has taught HE the Of uy,ry rass of
denlcrs. Suffice Il therefore sac. tint iferi
surcd ] mn fully prepared 10 aHswrr tic d. na,,is
Of ali-ard nsk al 10 cnI JOHN G. MELM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-06

SP&fNG lSJ2.--Thc subscriber ~. ~
- isosi respectfully riucunco 10 bis h.etds ana
the public generally, Tint he il how receiving ~
opening large and well selected stock df Slnins
and SKINNER Goods. 80 which lie iLvitcd Tho piicn-
tim Of thn-e IL want. II !. u-elrss 10 tnunciat-
Bis st"rk bat would simply say that !; !, pot So
passed by my 10 LyachLprg.
He invites the particular attention Il he Lndi~-
TO lila beautiful stock of rich D,ess Ceo4s. XII
Giovcs &c.
The Grutlemcn will find the best stock of Goods
IL their line exhibited by any house in hi.
place. ind the lurecst ard best .elerted stock ~
ReGdy-Wo Ginning, ever trcught TO this town.
The Young Men will find somcihing really Lald-
sonic 10 the way OF clothing Mt
April l2-lii. DON r. g. PETERS.