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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18


We hear great deal from Europe at the pre-
sent time about Russa--the power of Russia
the ambition of Russia-the attitude of Russia
and every other conceivable political posture
which itsis possible for this ugly bully among the
nations 10 assume. But is Russia such great
power after all as it is cracked up 10 be Has
she bottom, or resources TO sustain her in strug-
gle with Western Eutope' A glance at her for
eign wars and into her interior organization can
leave little doubt on this subject. A compara-
lively few mounlaineers in Circassia, have been
able, for long series of vears, 10 battle this
mighty Car, simply from the fact that although
he has an extensive realm. and millions of subjects,
he has not the accumulated wealth which only
belongs TO an intelligent, industrial, and united
community. There are about sixty nations, speak
ing various tongues, and following various pur-
suits, barbarous and sembarbarous, in the do
minious Of the Gar They possess little or no.
thing, Comparatively, of wealth, and consequent
sly cannot contribute much besides themselves, to
sustain the glory of their emperor Nicholas pre-
cpitated hordes of these barbaranso on Hungary,
but vas compelled 10 borrow money to pay for
their food and clothes before they had been four
months from home If the rich men of London
and Rotterdam would refuse to lend Nick Rom.
anoff cent, be would make very little head
way in Turkey, or any other place where there
were men TO oppose him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
Gbe Dailp Spy.
The Boston Atlas,


The editor of the Alias seems to be ezra hutfy
al our remarks upon his unfortunate position and
crooked coafse as the organst of the Wing par
ty. In the spilefuness of his resentment, he
threatens US, not with an argument but with
development We are not at AL disappointed
that he Is vexed, who is shot by his own arrow.
We saw the exposedness of his position, and
knew the precision Of eur aim; and the inference
was inevitable that he would futter, though we
confess, we did not believe that he would threat
en- SO terribly, so Uery terribly.
But what else could the Editor of the Atlas
do? IL position ever makes men indscreel, he
isentIed to extreme indulgence for mere indiscre-
ton, though for gross and wanton misrepresenta-
ton, there is no excuse or semblance of apology
The misrepresentation of the alias. we exposed,
what he was about when he made ii--lhat he was
not misled himself, bu, only wished to mislead
others. Did he meet that issue in his reioinder
on Thursday? Will he meet ii? That he
has not met it, but has carefully and wholly shun
ned ii, not even so much as limiting at ii, but
seeking to turn attention from it, is plain mat
ter of fact, which strikes the readers of his article
at once. Will he meet that issue? That he SO
carefully Stunned itwhen he had need, and evil
IDENTITY felt the need Of meeting it, is proof. both
that he will not and cannot meet il.
But the editor Of the Atlas feels that some
thing must be done 10 turn the edge of truth, and
what is that scmething' Why, when facts aud
arguments fail him, he take to vague nsinuations,
threats and scolding. Such iusinuations dishonor
only him who makes them. Those threats, he
may have the will, but he has not The power to
execute. Perhaps he only meant to experiment
In the dark upon our courage. If he will prove
his own cowardice. As TO the scolding, we will
charitably indulge him in il, as harmless safety
valve for the natural freifulness of his unfortunate
position, commenting him, at the same time, to a
prudent care Of his bilious system during the ap-
preaching dog days.
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Temperance Meeting a. Princeton.

The Worcester N. E. District Temperance
Union met al Princeton, June LIST, 1853, in the
meeting house of Rev Mr.. Weeks's society. The
Rev. Elnathan Davis, Of Fitchburg, President of
the Society, was in the Chair.
The Delegates from the several towns in the
District almost unanimously reported that they
knew no place where alcoholic drinks were public.
y sold but that there was an extensive secrettrade
carried on in this traffic. The delegates were
favorable TO a provision like that incorporated in
the Vermont law, causing the confinement Of in
ebrates until they informed from whom they OBJ
tanned their liquor. A series Of resolutions was
reported by the Business Committee and adopted
The meeting was addressed by Mr. Porter,
formerly keeper Of The Temperance House in
Worcester, and Rev. Mr.. Holman, of Milbury;
then Mr.. E. Thompson took the floor and address,
ed the meeting in very interesting manner,
upon The resolutions and the general subject of
temperance, after which, few remarks were
ma ny some other gentlemen. and The resoIn.
tons re unanimously adopted
The thanks Of the Convention Uero nroso,,od
to the citizens OF Princeton, for an elegant and
abundant entertainment, and the Princeton and
Westminster Brass Bands, and the Choir fnr
enlivenIng and excellentlmusic furnished Inv ,han,
The Convention then adjourned 10 NEE, N
Hnbbardston, on the second Wednesday in Oc,o-
Der next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
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for annual representation, that every town might
be represented, thus fully preserving the town
principle, remedying all objection to numbers;
in favor OF dividing the large cities into districts,
in order that their minorilies might be sometimes
felt, and not swallowed up in general tickets.
From historical sketch it was shown that
towns were always represented, and before the
incorporation oftowns the freemen Of each plan
tation sent two or three of their number to make
laws in the General Court That the equality
meant by the founders Of the State Constitution
was that of to-day that they saw nothing une-
quail in town representation, but approved it in
1850, with their feet standing on the soil drench-
ed by their own and their kindred blood For
two centuries towns had been represented, and
the three hundred towns having the power to
elect, would hardly give up their right now
Many Of the GA towns not able TO elect annually,
would soon increase to annpal representation,
so that compromise would be fully supported.
Mr. Wood of Fitchburg follow ed in debate, and
opposed the district system, and alleged that as
sure as TIE Convention established the district it
would be rejected by the people.
At the close of Mr.. Wood is remarks, the Com
miltee rose, reported progress, and had leave to
sit again.
The Convention then adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

PI ofsssor Alex. c. Barry's TRlcoPHER-
0CS, OR INDICATED COMP0UND for Besutifv
ing, Turing Preserving, Restoring, and Strengthening
The HAIR Relieving Diseases of skin Curing Rhen.
matte Pains, AMI Healing External Wounds Be-, nded
by no geographical lines the reputation OF Barry's Tr
cepherous peTvades he Union. The safes of The atti
Gle of late have increased in ratio that alnost
exceeds heei. Professor Barry after careful exami
nation OF his sale book finds that the number of bot
Ties delivered ORDER in quantities of from half gross
upward curing the year 1852, within a tribe of
$4,000.
IL unnecessary TO present at length the evidences Of
the wonderful properties of the TrcOpherous when
the public have furnished such Endorsement Ms This
The cheapness Of the article and the expana ons gven
" its CHEMICAL action upon the hair The scalp and IN All
cases OF superficial irritation first recommended il 10
the attention OF the people. This all that The in
ventor desired Every bottle advertised self The ef
fects of the fluid exceed expectation. II acted like
charm The ladies would not be without IT, Country
dealers in every section of tue United ) aies fod thev
must have II and thus bn IN wholesale ,adse
of extent hitherto unheard of regards articles 81
this knl The highest point has not b. en- reached and
il is believed that the sales This year viii be million
and a half of bottles. '''0'
Depot and ManuIactory, No. l57 Broadway, New
YORK ketsil price, IS cents large bottle
Liberal discount TO purchasers by The ouanfitv and
by the principal merchants and druggists throuebont
me United States atd Canada Mexico West indies
GIea' britain, France &c, and by SlBLEY 4 SCOTT
worcester. myl4 deodaW6u*
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The CheaDest and Restr

This is certainly the with DIR. TOBIAS CIR.
DRAFTED VENETIAN LINIMENT. as no enc is called on
t" pay for it, if they 60 GIT relieved should thry use
II according TO the diTtcIi'ns-and no family will be
wltnoh H. after once giving il fair trial 1t CURES
tonth acne IN hive miiaes the most severe Cough in a
lew days, Headache IN half an hour, Chronic Rheuma-
tlsm III shorter lime than any thing ct known Ii is
not recommended Tor Ig.fonmatOry ilh,uDot .z7. as
tbat requires internal treatment and the aid of Phy-
STEFAN IS necessary No having children oug hi Il,
be wi'hoht bottle III the house. in OF Cronp as
single application i'll cure it, and thereby save he life
Of many child. DysenleIy is Immediately cured by it,
II taken when irst attacked Ii stops The most severe
vomiting in few minutes. Il is also warranted for
Cuts, Buns, Scslds, Sores, Swengs, Mosquito Bites,
Price, IS and 80 cents.
Dr. Tobias has also put UP HORSE IMMINENT,
in nearly pint bottles; which burners of Horses will
md Superior TO any other for Calls Cole Sprains Swell
lings, etc. Price, so
u All orders must be addressed TO Dr.. TOBIAS,
No. 240 Greenwich street, New York, posi- paid
AGENTS-DaVid Scott NJ. B. Green, Division No
l2. Worcester John Sutton, New Worcester C. j.
Taft, and w. r Johnson, MbnIy J. n. Grout Il
Co., and Phineas Jones, Spencer.
marl6 d2aw-weow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

@-I regard the Free Soil party as one of the
worst obstacles 10 the progress of the cause of
Freedom S. S. Fosters Speech at the .Neao
England Anti Slavery Conuention
Thus it is that Foster and his associates are
continually abusing the Free Soil party, and yet
have the imPudence to come around amongst the
Free Sellers every year, to solicit from them the
"materal add which enables them to live, while
they retail their vile ISLANDERS through the land
against Hale, Giddings, Sumner, and all The
prominent men of the party.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

CUBAN SLAVE TRADE FLouRIsHING Adj
vices from Havana announce the arrival there of
the Lady Suffolk, one account says with 1860 slaves
and anoiher 1000 ,afer losing 800 on he pas
sage from Africa to Cuba. The Lady Suffolk, it is
said, ,Oas fitted out in Boston. She went TO Cuba,
where her character SLAYER was understood
No less than three British cruisers have been watch.
ing her return since April and some Of the number
have sailed dozen times round the Island in order
TO detect and seize upon her as she approached the
coast. All this watching, it seems, MAS without ei-
iect. Three cargoes Of negroes had been landed in
three weeks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

FoUND.-Il has been confidently said that
there wasn't even the ghost OF the Wing party
left, but we find paragraph IN yesterdays At
las headed the Wing Spirit in Alabama, which
must mean that the restless shadow of that un-
happy party is yet knocking round beneath the
glimpses of the moon. 1t is said by modern spir-
biologists that the bodess spirit retains the char
acteristics which marked it when with the flesh !;
hence, if this be true, the manifestations of the
newly awakened spirit must be received with
great caution. 1t is undoubtedly 'deceiyiag
spirit. > Boston Post
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

the Directors Of this Association have the pleasure
OF announcing TO lis members end friends that the
Library VIII he opened to the public for inspection Int
the hooms of the Association In Worcester Bank
blockD on Saturday next, from TOT p. NJ. Books
cannot however be taken out until Evening.
phe Library now consists OF nearly 1900 volumes,
mostly and carefully se ecled including books in
all departments Of Literature, with vBuabe-c0llec.
tion NJ books Of reference. Tie Library will herfaf-
ter be ofen Wednesday Event 4, and Saturday VI.
ternnon and evening Mr. John Gray Of this city hus
been appointed Librarian.
All citizens Of Worcester who appreciate the import
ance % good public ibrary, upon cheap and popu-
lar bass Rre invited to visit the Rooms during the time
above stated, and examine the afrang Of the in
sttntion.
Annual Membership 81 Life Membership $50
+. II, DEWEY, President.
iel6 djt N. PAINE, Secretary
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

suGGEsTIoN-This weather is highly suggestive
oil balmy breezes, cooling shades. soda ard syrup,
oranges, strawberries and am, iced lemonade, and
eboNe all OF ice cream. TT ese suggestions of the
weather cause other suggestions, such prompt and
civil attendance, urbane landlord cushioned seats
and cool aud handsome saloon. We would suggest to
every lady and gentleman, who travels Main street in
these hot days, to look in az the Excelsior Eating House,
239 Main ST., ard they will find all the suggestion TO
which We have alluded, realized Gates has fresh
strawberries, cherries, oranges, oysters Holsters and
everything good to eat Do call on him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
$1,000 WARD,

DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERs.
IL shall be left TO all the people, sh III be en-.
titled TO the above reward after using one bottle each
and they will he sure be cured of the Liver Complaint
or INDIGESTION, Jlnndice, Coughs and Coils Costve-
ness, Piles Weakness, Headache, all complaints arising
from impure blood, loss of appette-n fact, all the
complaints which every body is less trouble ed
with, after thawng ont in the Spring. Langley's Bit
ters are The very thing all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and mistake in that as thew
always do good and never harm, end very pleasant
to take. Only Is and 81 cents hottie.
Sold in " orcester: by James Green, and M. b. Green
wholesale amt retail ID. Scott, < II. Marsh H. T La
zel, and all other dealers in MEDICINE. Also by dealers
IN all The tOwns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot 81 union street, Boston.
mar6 aaw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

NEVER SAY DIE.-Five years ago Santa An
ma was hOoted out of Vera Cruz with his one
wooden leg. He is now President of Mexico
A month after Mulloney attempted suicide, he
was running for Congress. We care not how
dark your prospects may be, keep on living, and
the time will come when you will get ahead of
them Arsenic was made for rails and towards.
If you have pluck, therefore, "face the music, .
and bide your time.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

BALL, who presides the fame, fruit and general
FILINGS Of the Harrington Corner Restaurant, invites
the public to his Saloons, where they can tain birds
of the air of every wing and fish of every name be-
sides every delicacy within the whole range Of home
and foreign cookery Strawberries and cream, ice
CREAMS chowder and charming soda water can be had
at the Harrington Corner Saloon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
Another Awful R railroad Accident.
Eleven persons instantly killed on the yNer
York and Erie Railroad.

I UTH uNu LIJg THttTUun.
SUsQUEHANNA, Juue I6.
A most lameutable accident occurred on the
New York and Erie Railroad, about FIVE O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. Engine No. So exploded
her boiler, instantly killing eleven persons and
woundIng several others.
Among the number killed was Mr. Arnold, the
engineer, and three women.
1t is supposed that four or five persons were
blown into the river.
In addition to the information contained in the
foregoing despatch. we have leaned through a
private source that the unlucky locomotive, Al
the time of the explosion, was pushing behind thu
train, on eup grade, near the village of Sus
quehanna. Nearly all those who were killed
are reported to have been Irish laborers on the
road
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

srURR Il LEWIS are constantly receiving consgn-
ments Of fresh and delicious strawberries which they
continue TO distribute TO their customers amongst us
cons and beautiful cream. They have also always on
nd oysters, LOBSTER and all the other and stand
ard lbles, together with ice Those who ap-
Precae the best articles prepared in the best modes of
modern and improved gsstronomy, should visit the
Piper's Block Restaurator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

70 The Ohio papers speak of extensive rava-
ges by the fly among the wheat The Michigan
papers say that there will be the largest crop of
wheat ever raised in that State IN some of the
wheat counties of Pennsy vania, it is said there
will not be half crop, owing TO the ravages of
the Hessian fly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
CARRIAGES.

In III is city, Jpne l6, by Rev. E Smaley Mr. Eljsh
Bunrd OF Suiton 80 Miss Harriet Dtsne of Fitc blu
also, by the same, MIR A ibeu Persons of New Haven
Conn. TO Miss Louisa T. Knapp, OF Worcester.
In Leicester, May l2ih, by Rev. Andrew C. Drnni-
son, D. e. Merriam ESQ., Cashire of Leicester 4nk.
70 Sarah j., eldest daughter Of John A Smith, all of
Leicester.
In Westboro', June 14th, by Rev L. II. Angler, of
Concord, Mr. G. w Angler of this city to Miss Eliza
beth harrington daughter of Eli Harrington, of West.
boro
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

N. P. TALLMADGE.-.The Washington Coun-
ty Blade, speaking Of this gensleman's recent
spiritual revelations says:-A friend acquainted
with the facts, tells US that Mr. t. has several
hundred pages ofwhal purports to be the writings
of the spirits Of Webster and Calhoun, equal in
all respects TO anything they ever said or wrote
while in the flesh''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

ED-We respectfully call the attention of our
fellow citizen 10 notice in another column, an
nouncing the opening, this day, Of the Young
Mems Library Association. The members and
friends Of tho Library have, by their energetic
and Praseworthy labors, laid the foundation Of
Library that will, we have no doubt, at no dis
tanl period, become an honor to the city IL is
now credit to the active and jealous men who
nave established il, and we are certain it wall re-
ce''e liberal support from our intelligent me-
chanIcs, and a generous aid from our wealthy
s s puphc spirited citizens. The rooms ID The
y. Bank Block will be open 10 the pub
''c from o'c'ocb this day, to this evening.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

70 The Albany Journal tells hog story tina.
puts Wisconsin entirely in the shade;
,; It would never do for New York to brag Of so
let the curious visit the State Geological rooms,
and require our friend Gehherd to show them the
specimen from Oneida county, which Mr. Hurst
has stuffed for Immortality. 1t stands four feet
high, measures eight feet long, and weighed when
living, over 1000 pounds!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

The CRoPs.- Harvesting of wheat has COM
menced on the Rappahannock river, and some
fine crops will be made, notwithstanding the par.
tial attacks Of the fly and the joint worm. The
corn along the Rappahannock fails is not as far
advanced this season usual, but 1t stands well,
and hne crop may be expected should the sea-
son be at all ProPilious. The cold nights have
retarded its growth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

C3- The Monmouth IN. J.) Enquirer says,
that the farmers of that vicinity experience great
difficulty in obtaining sufficient help. Five hun
dred additional laborers could, il is thought, OBJ
tan immediate employment, and at fair wages.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
THE BOSTON ATLAS.

10 the Editor Of the Commonwealth:
My attention has been called to an article in
the Atlas of Thursday. in which the editor gives
vent TO the feelings which have been excited in
his bosom by an article ia a recent number of the
Worcester Spy. Since the meeting of the Con-
veniion, my engagements, as a member of it,
have prevented me from having the usual super
vision Of the editorial department of the Spy, and
1t has been under the management of my asso-
ciate In his hands, therefore, / shall leave it TO
decide whether the article in the Atlas requires
any notice; aud, IT II does, to make such feply
as ne may deem meet with the exception of one
thing, personal TO myself, relating to matters
which lransplred before my associate was con-
nected with the establishment.
Tine Atlas speaks Of the Spy as ga paper
which has always been burden to its friends,
and which left The Wing party when they de-
elined further contributions for its support. -
This statement pronounce an unmitieated false
hood. both in substance and deta-in the abb
siract and the cOncrete--withont the shadow of
foundation IN fact-a pure 6gment of the brain Of
the reverend editor Of the .atlas-and defy
him to the proof of it. The Wing party never
Contributed the first farthing to the 'support''
OF the Spy, nor did any member Of the party;
and, as they never contributed anything, so they
never had the opportunity TO ''decline further
contributions" Neither the party itself or any
member Of 1t was ever asked to contribute
iarthing to IFS support. Twas always TOO thank
full, fihey paid me for the work they ordered. TO
think of asking anything more; and if they will
now pay the debts they owe me, will refund all
their contributions with compound interets.
With this explicit denial, leave the subject
for the present. The editor of The Atlas is dis
tncily put upon his proof. If he fails to produce
1t, and Substantial his statement, he must not
expect 10 escape the brand which an outraged
public will unite with me in placing upon his
brow-that of wllfuI CALUMNIATOR.
The SENIOR EDITOR OF THE Spy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

Religious NOtice.-Eld. j. Litch, Of Phla6e-
pha, will preaol df the Lord VIM week nom neat
sabbath, at Waldo Hail. Subject, next Sabbath, A. M
inc gospel promise TO Abram and his seed. p. NJ i,
Moses's choice or The power and result Of faith.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

Acorn CoFFEE.-An importation has taken
place from Hamburg Of quantity Of ground
acorns, which is liable to the rated duty Of six.
pence per pound. The article is known as acorn
coffee, and is much used on the continent as
substitute for coffee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18
The Worcester ooInet Rnnd.

(R W. TWlCHELL, leaoer aud directory
Are prepared to furnish music for all occasions pnly
to A-Wlf'F, corner Of Front and fremont streets
N P. GODDARD, Mulbury street.
MCFARLAND, 81 Front street.
u Orders left at G. II. Lorug's Music store 203
ain St. the Central Hotel will meet with prompt
attention, by j. Nj. ALDRlCH CLERK
dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

FIRE IN New YoRK-The American Ho.
Tel, corner of Broadway and Barclay streets, New
York, was nearly destroyed by fife on Thursday
evening The loss is heavy one, but the prop,
eftY is mostly insured
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-18

~ The Parker Vein Company have, at their
jackson mine, in Georges Creek, lump Of Goa
intended for the Worlds Fair, IA feet long and
square, and weighing about IL tons.
- Rock salt is said to be found in the neigh
borhood Of Rome, Ga.