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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29

Xne Fugitive Slave Excitement I'm - facuses
A DECIDED SELL.
from the Syracuse Republican, May I'll
The abotonists and negro worshppers of this
Town were beautifully sold yesterday afternoon.
About 81 O'Clock despatch, OF which the following
Is copy, was received over the House line -
MAIL TRAM Lyons May 20, 4kP.M
To- IRA H. CoBB, c. A. WHEATON and J. c. LoaUEs syria
Mott on board with a fugitive slave named Gears
Teraph-rescus rescue Be at the depot in time TO
meet them. ON
Ate .45 P. M. the mail train arrived at the depot
and az soon az the passengers could be got out-pro
baby without waiting two minutes-backed down
quite fast TO the freight depot to make room for the
mail train the old road expected in about fifteen
minutes. The cars had hardly commenced backing
and got out Of the depot before the Tocsn Of liberty
cracked bell in some steeple about town, began to
ling and in ten minutes all the negroes and excita-
BILE whites boys, men and oafers were rushing with
all their speed to and through the depot and in
crowds followed the train down to the freight sta
ton.
As many as three thousand persons were gather
ed at both depots within ten minutes--s0me armed
with sticks, and several Of the negroes exhibiting
knives rev0vers and pistols Of various kinds. We
were sorry to see aud hear some white men encou-
raging them to rescue the person and urging resist
ance.
Gil, some Aldermen, the Police Department and
others, following down to the freight depot In state
to preserve the peace, while two three bells kept
up an awful tolling until halfpast seven.
AsoAyt Vciy many CieALcuS mauucStcu u uctcEuI~
nation to protect the Marshal and prevent the res
cue if necessary, and we were glad to discover so
much feeling and determination to see the laws en-
forced If necessary.
1t needless for Us to say that the negro was not
found on the cars-neither was the Marshal, but we
are satisfied that whenever he does make his ap-
pearance here with q fugitive, he must have q
strong, firm and reliable force to protect him,
Upon looking into Websters Dictionary, we
find, perhaps, clue to the whole affair. The word
"teraph" is of Hebrew origin !" supposed BY some
to be an idol by others to be charm or amulet"
And it is now evident that the definition is correct
negro is the idol of Syracuseans, runaway slave
is all the charm or amulet necessary to draw to-
gether instantly the worthless the proiigate, and
the excitable Of all cOlors.
Many hearty laugh was had during the evening
at the zeal manifested by Of the mob in Selling
and almost frightening to death poor inohensive
negro who happened to be on beard subsequent
train, and who resides here peaceably, but whom
the would-be violators Of the law hurried of with
shouts and yells, and determined to send forthwith
to Oswego.
Toll the bell sound the tocsin, hurrah for runa.
way negroes
Last evening the Genesee street church door con-
tanned placard as follows:-
Q Q Q 9 Q Q . . . .
sYRACUsEANs
o
RESC UEll o
FREEMENl
BE ON HAND o
AT II O'CLOCK. o
. . .
The Jerry Rescue" bell is ringing as we go to
press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29

VALUABLE RELIcs.-The Legislature authorized
the late Secretary Of State, Mr.. Randall to purchase
George Clinton, for which was paid three thousand
dollars. Among these, and carefully preserved, are
the six very important papers taken from Andre
when captured. Those papers, under the advice OF
Arnold. were concealed between the feet aud stock
ings of Andre, as is well known. They consist Of
artillery ORDERS estimate Of the forces at West
Point the number Of men requisite to man the
works return of the ordnance in the different forts
redoubts and batteries, remarks on the outworks,
describing the construction Of each and its strength
or weakness, hints Of operation, &c; also, the cee
brated .spass' from Arnold to Andre, or John An
derson bis assumed name; ard also the two pass
ports to Joshua II. Smith, who went on board the
ship vuture TO bring Andre on shore, where, at
Robinsons house, the first personal interview was
held with Arnold, and are executed In bold aud
easy style Of penmanship. There Is not as much
as one letter tibet betfays the tumult which must
have reirned in his bosom at the time--rather an
appearance Of carelessness in smooth laes.-dibony
Register.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29

IMPROVEMENTS AT SARAToGA..-We notice extern.
sive improvements going on In almost every part of
our village About old Congress Spring, great i'm
provements have been made during the past six
months. new house has been erected over the spring.
the streets and grounds around it have undergone re-
pairs, and everything connected with the spring
looks inviting. Messrs. Clarke 4 White annually
expcnd large sums In Identifying this great resort.
From the improvements at Empire Spring, you
would scarcely know the place. Circular street has
been laid out and worked through as far as the EN-.
pire. park has been laid out at the termination
OF Circular street and adjoining the Empire. The
street, commencing at thspoint and leading through
the valley towards the Pavilion, is now undergoing
thorough repairs grading, &c. Messrs. Weston q
Co. are determined to make the Empire equal In
beauty to the old Congress,-Saratoga Sentinel,
DiGv rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29

The smallpox Is raging TO a considerable extent In
Jacksoby lie Fa the City Council Of st. Augustine in
obedience to the wishes OF her citizens have declared
Der quarantine Laws In full foycs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-29

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The Jerry Rescue bell is ringing as we go to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

ALL THE LITERATURE The wings
are vndlcating their claim to all the literatare.'
They have authorized the Library Committee to
examine the copy of the Journals of the House
Of 1851 anl 1852, ON the Site Library, and as.
certain # they do not need to be re-copi.d 1t is
said that lhre Is bad spelling as well as bad writ
ing in these books. While the Committee are
ahoutit, they had better make an examination Of
Mr.. Secretary Wligbt's official productions la
the advertisement 70 the Registration Report,
signed by Ephrqim NJ. Wight, Secretary of The
Commonwealth. we fad the following grossly
unsrnmmatical paragraph
SsiIn orders be Ineligible to all who ma wish
to ppruse the Report, no tschncalities have been
n,ed. =
strict watch ought also to be kept upon Lieut..
Governor Pluukett, whose propensilies to make
+ banner IF the philosophers stone. (rnaking a
ytzzg stqne Of ii) has already excited some alarm
among scholars. Mea Who Gu, up such g dldoes''
with the English language, ought 10 b. attended
tobysihe Library Cpmahttee, without delay, or
thu glorious old heritage viii be transformed into
Pluaketese before we are aware of it. W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

Destructive FIRE IN ROCHESTER =.
$500 900 H'orh Of Property Destroyed. Roch-
ester, Jan. 81 At4 O'clock this morning fire
broke out in one ofthe stores under The Blossom
Holel. The FIRE made RAPID progress, and the
entire block from ST. Paul east 10 Chrystai Palace
block, was soon mass of ruins. j he loss is
roughly estimated ~ $500, 600.
The principle sufferers are, Wade & Osb'rn,.
druggists; James Davy, eating saloon ; Bad.
street and Graves, shoe dealers Maurice & Co.,
giocers Wan~ley 81 Btos.; bonnet dealers /;
Morris barrier, and Lsndon Il Mooney proprie..
tors of the Blossom House, Who sustain a heoyv,
less having but $4,000 insurance on their furniture.
II is the l.rgest lire that has occurred in Roch-
ester Tor years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
abe Constltution.

The wings have commenced the work Of re.
visins and amending The . venerated' Consti,u-
ton. The instrument which they described,
two years ago, as almost perfect''is now ad.
milied 10 be rery imperfect and they have be-
gan to 'ipeg away mt it, like Richard in
8 Jarndyce vs. Jarndyce." in order to make it
alright. II would BE- difficult, except upon one
hypothesis, to explain why the wings have so sud
Z denly como around upon this constitutional ques-
ton They discovered that the wind was blow
ing in fivor ofreform, AID, like good weaihercocks
they veered round to suit the who'd No other
reason can be given for their accommodating in.
consistency, than, that they wanted TO get into
the Offices Of lhe State, and were willing to PROM
ise anything. and pretend any thing thnt would
secure thai object. They are in power now, and
we want 10 see with what sort Of legislation they
will redeem their pledges
Mr.. Clark, Of Norihboro' might we'll question
the propriety Of the majority. IN the present leg
isalure, undertaking 10 amend the Cohslituiion.'
There are one hundred towns in the State, emit
tied 10 a representative Of over one hundred and
twenty members, who are at present unrepreseni-
ed in n. tIouse and oolv 81 an, or ,bs a. s.,
ator. are ranressn,.,;o, !, i'm, con.,;,na,.,
and NJ hasa o,l, n h;a ~ -.
now undertake. To amAOa Tho Coa.,i,n,;on -. IL,
ta,v n,ri;z Tbsy vors sl.o,aa : ,h.;, ~.
on, nos;,;oos hoc.nsa 10
Alm,s, ~ ,ba &C., go
Tho cons,;,s,;on.l ron,aa,;a. ~
ts,ivas or I.rse .;o,;,, cons,;,noao,a
Of inon or o19,,.;,s ,oI;,..I $50 -,
mar, ,bs ,,sn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

SOAP SToNE.--There is fine quarry of this
singular and useful msterial at Grafton in the
vicinity OF Bellows Falls. The mill where it is
prepared for use, and fitted for a finishing estab-
lishment in Boston, is at Cambridgeport VT.
small village near the line of Grafton. This
quarry has been long known. as is seen from
antiquated chimney pieces in the neighborhood,
but was formerly worked on small scale, in
part from the want of modern improvements in
machinery. but chiefly from the expense of trans
portatiun to the distant market. That obstacle
is now removed by the railroads. The freestone,
it is here called has the tunctious feel of the
mneralogist, and the cognomen soap better des-
crbes the striking resemblance of touch to that
article, although the ease with which the material
is cut and fitted for use makes the word free
proper and significant appellation The specta-
tor is. both amused and surprised to see huge
blocks of granite cooking stone cut into slabs
by a saw such as he has seen in use for wood -
The teeth ale not SO sharp at the point, but with
this exception, one might think The w0rkmen
had borrOw d from saw-mill the well known
and essential instrument for transforming logs
into lumber The soap stone con aims no sub
stance harder than itself. and it cuts under the
common saw easier and faster than hard wood of
the same dimensions This proved by expert
ment on cubic piece, part of which carried
away as specimen OF the quarry. The slabs hle
cut into var GUS forms by circular saws, which,
from their rapid motion, seem not TO ptrsofm
very hard service; and the facility of working the
material no inconsiderablei EN- Of its value -
From the various uses to which the soap stone is
adap ell, it must find gre ter mand.-
In the ordeal of heai seems to be cousin german
to asbestos, for it endures fire without warp or
crack, even to red or white heat losing only
now and then thin scales on the inner surface
Hence it is fl ted and is used to answer the pur-
pose of fire brick in the lining Of stoves and for
ges. 1t is susceptible of moderate polish, and
is now fashioned INTO chimney pieces and orna-
mental work exposed to the fire. Nay, more,
4. 4 I'll L ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
New Method of TnhnlaIion.

NEW and Wol derinl di.covriy for 'he cure Of
Consumption. Asthma, tOi oh tbs, Gtneis. Colds
and all lung mp'siiis, b, hhala n. Dr. nriis' Ivy
eeana lHhala HygeRn Vspor ard Chtrrs S rup has
accomplish, some of ihe wonderful cssrs n Ash-
and an umptinn T. il il, ami the past tci tn
known TO (See'cf lfrates IN Apthis hands9
The ihhs ~ is Iht breast Hnd.r the linen,
lh0nt III. least in,CIvei enfe. ctns'ahtlN sUpp Ig
the lungs Win pleasant medical yapct, he heit Of
the bod, beir snfi fn to svatnrafelh fid. dhy
BOYD y Paul i, No 40 Cortland - q. e hg
nj Jnhn 81 and BIoacpHy. Y ind by NJ ".
HAYES IFS Fulton ri. Brookiy. PIlce So parksge.
Any rerson nc'osins 81 W ma TO bo,d
Pau Cu,is \ Perkins, Y. will lece VIVA nHclago
containing bottle 81 fl &. Varot 81 h"rfN Syr-
up and inhaler IN heal hv expfess iref 10 any
paI IT the United States or four packages fer Si9.
Jag deoaIy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
Real Tu- kisn Honey soap. /.

D. SCOTT, Dealer in Periumery, hns Just. received
one csse Of ByfoD's REAL HONEY soar. The soit-
ening aid emoliienl qusltl, OF Honey have been long
KIM W. bu owing to Us and The difficulty of ife
parire IT, mast o fhe called, Honey soals in the
m rkei contain none but mer ly common soaps,
perluned 10 initiate honey THIS 30 lis Whit IL pur.
ports lie, Real loaey soap, AID is put up u tb most
Elegant sryle. The ripper. highly ornamented wi h
gold, fas view Of Con-tantinope, seen from he
Valley of sweet Waters. The soap Of delicate trag-
Ial ce is such only the Greek and Arm, nian Soap
Makers produ, e for use Of he rurfish aides
The public requested 10 call ans examine the
most able artit II for the season. 40 deoebt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

MrNNIE1s PicSIc, by Francis Forester, ESQ.
Published by Geo, c. Rand, 3 cornhill, Boston.
This IS most delightful story about Minnie
Brown and her friends spending happy day in
the woods. All the good boys and girls of Rose
dale went with her and her father, and they had
almost delightful time. They saw strange peo-
pie, and strange things Of all SORTS, which are de.
scribtd very beautifully in ibis little volume.
Uncle Toby's library is one of The best juve-
nile series Of publications That ever was published.
We heartily recommend it TO parents and guar
dams. .s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
One Price Clothing Warehousel
A z. W A u

Merchant Tailor and Dealer In Ready Made
Cl0thi1ag and Geptte8aeql's Furnishing Goods,
Nos 1865 aud IN Main Worcester, (Siore formerly
occupied ey III. II. hnmherlin 4 900
Purchasers viii fnd in the above Enlistment. every
description Of GiaTHlNG and F | n IL ING
GOODS in GROUSE variety and the Clothing generally
OF very superior workmanship style il being nj
made by persons in the Immediate employ of Mr. arc
urder the supervision Of a care ul assis ant.
M slmilHr establishment IN the Com nIonw cath ia
sunaucted upon liberal scale or can urcseDi
stronger Inducements for genars patronage. very
small ani uniform profit upon great amount Of hus.
nessi the confronting iiea IN eich department. T e
coinmon practice OF demanding prices ana getting
the largesL possible sum is here systematically repudia
led and instt I'D. the hOnoIab and iusi Iuli Of
price OH - is adhered to With strict fidelity Every
garment il marked III paih figures. NJ The low est price
il can he sold, and the price there no sbale
inent ar variation. sAfAl
No one can tail 10 perceive that this is the only us
and strictly honest rule for the d. aer, experience
has very where ahnndentS proved il c be hI il The
Tong run much the most ad anaaenus III purchaser.
II Is obvious that is here iiaie pay above
nwestlnarket valuation any aficla and that those
who well acquainted With The good , ami those
who are not pay precisely The same p,ice
Tie lower story and basement Of the Store, are Ap
prOpriated TO the sale of Ready Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, and in the Chd3bpYs alone isfke
m Department " hich now cnn'sins splendid assert
Of Gnnds all kinds OF Goats, Puuts and Vess,
aaJ also large variety OF Clothing Of superior work
manship. All persons isr ara near, Who want any
speculy nviteto visit this extensive aud wen stocked
establishments whe superior Gods prices and fair
dealing may In every case be depended upon
mch29 SOD u.Ftf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
Real sGate. Insurance, Employment and
Boarding gency.

No Z35 NJ iln 81, WNFcesIeT, 7 p NIaITB
DC you wish 10 sell your estaiei Dc you wish
to buy a hOase! Do you wish TO let your houses to
good enante9 boy you wish 10 get your lite or YOUR
goods insured! Have yen hons yon wish 10 sellt-
Are YOU in want of help either male malr? 10
you wish for bosriersi Are you IN want OF boarding
house! Have You store for sale or 10 let! De you
wish 10 borrow money collateral secnriiyt Have
son money lend mortgage Of real estate! 10
t0n wish buA larml Have yon house lots tor sae9
No ypn wish to buy house l"tl Do ,pu wish :" hire
n s,orel Have office TO leil DO Won wish TO
hire an Officer Are you in of empl lIuenlf II
so, YOU will do well 10 call al the above ency.
iyl5 deodtI LEWIS C.MUNN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
Bmsh.s Congh Cure Lozenees,

In way people move liable be deceived fhsna
IN the remedies ptop0st d; Tor curing the us ills Of
life When Therefore, Medicine hiss heFn tested, and
by long use aDd successful has proved ITSELF in
vanabe, ough TO be che'ishe and will he chez shed
by all who value heah Rush's Cough Cure Lounges,
have passed that ordta, have their way public
favor, are held in iht highest estinaticn for
the cure of Coughs, Coh', Influenza. oarseress,
Bronchitis, and especially WhcoPine oueh, and other
ailments of The Lungs aud hest Don't nee that
Cbush Call for Lozengss at BUSH & CO.'S 81 Front
Street. 20 dava:f
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
Potter's Linimesst 4 hronfc or Infiam.
matOry VhS um atfsm.

Potter's Linlmes.t 4 hronic or Infiam-
matOry Rht una Iism.
In either case, Nvilat must do? There has been
ext 0suie cold; there has been sudden check Of
sensible inst nsibe Precipitation. The ont mat
hich should have been thrown Of by the pores of
the skin IL in the system; falling upon the
POINTS and nbs il corrosive poison upon the
membrane, thus creating the most excrutatIug pain
In such stare Of things. " bat does ~
.sEs9atn POTTER'S LtNuMENT DOe
What has il already done Il has given immediate
relief, II has ed the pain; il has relaxed the
cords II has sFeng thened IRE weak JOINTS and limbs;
ami the vtiious parts which have been distorted are
position, This is ficlI0n We srssk what we do
know; we affirm from actual obssIva,in Read our
men whose gratitude has induced them e come tor
ward vOluna lily and fer 10 he Of th ir names.
The iiiiHeni was never knowpi'o ail IN single
insiance--no' one NO mat er how deep-seaied the
disease, the Iinin en wIi bind nj will pen, ifaie to
the booin alidiltcult. v IN epen channel from
the source and III the com lant he skin sep
hraing the m"Tbit, arid, heun aiic bumor iron The
living substance driving - the surface iAence 10 be
Forever exuelled from tiie system, si 81 + ss45W
Rhennsiisnl changes it, Pas but II is most TO be
fe FED when it uTnn the s0mach lungs and IRAN;
or, Whit is more be dr. AIDED, upon he hear; th.n
Is 1t truly dangeronshen. ~ verwe must II SOFT 10
themost powerful and active remedies, it he atsnl rs
The worst cases that have ever been knowu where
the parnr suffering he keeHest turures, aiIo The
slightest molten b6ugl On nt0leIable nroIy. have
bten instantly elitved fhIs wonderful inien Ii
has aIappled wih aud overcome the most disfr sslg
rheniDalic painp. the head; il has saved many ffin
these terrible throbbgs. pnlpi'aiohs an spa ib,t
nvaIHbi attend enmntic HeciioDS of the heart; and
In every stage oAthe disease and iiis worst FORMS Ii
has brqneaj comfOl I, relief health ard happiaess.
.ns alehe blesaie infer IL 90 tbs afflicted invalid
al Il Il ~Sas = maze.
and i the reader viii bat Try IL he will say, The hall
not lold mey
rold BY al The d ues.is. Weeks & Potter, General
Agent, iss Washington slEsst, sessn
decH deoaasn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

~ SPIhIrUA LrsA1 isEcfuRr. Judge Edmonds,
J OF New York, will lscture at tho City Hall this
evening, upon Z sprilualisai.' e The lectures am
nounced for Saturday and Sunday evenings. were
upavOidabIy postponed, in consequence Of the
Inability Of Mr., e. to be present y se'a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23
NnTIlE.

The subscriber, having taken she Office, formerly
occupied bs EDWIN haven, in tn west Ante
Room Of horticultural Hall, wnuld give tice that he
is ready 10 transact all kinds Of business ected
with an Intelligence ofce A IL persons Itst as.
suIed no waptto hire or le abcr, ent sell Houses.
House LOIS. lands M Farms, slaI have il y right
ant no mistake. by calling al his Off"e oil From, st
Opposite ht City Han PERRY THAYER.
Worcester, tsrt q 1853 Ol2 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

WILL OF THE LATE JOHN MAsoN.--After sew
eral years litigation this will, as our readers are
aware, was set aside and the testator's property
ordered TO be divided amongst his heirs and on
Tuesday last the personal property, amounting to
100000, was divided amongst the seven heir of
the deceased. Hisreal estate, amounting to more
than million of dollars, will alsD be distributed
among the same persons.--NeO York Jour.--of
Commerce. a 85si4 .s1.za
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

Designer and Engraver, upon Wood and Stone.
House on Crescent streef, a II orders ell with q. w
EfCE, alI. u. Goidnrd & Co.'S, viii meet with promp
attention. Particular attention paid to drafting Mach
merry. dec50 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-23

Having been duly licensed keep an INTELLIeENcs
uFFlcE, the Undersigned prepared 10, nsh Hotels
Ioa DING houses. Private Families With American
aud other male and female lelp O. 0Icets from the
CcoBtry pr0mptlS atIendtd Persons in wan, u
help and those wishing for employment, invited
all
1T Tenemenis. Stores. and Ofises 10 he let.
&r MONEY to loan collateral security.
auglO dly LEWIS 6. Nun N, 235 Main st.