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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-10
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WASHINGTON, June s.
SENATE.-The Senate assembled this morn
ing, for the first time since Monday.
Senator Fish, of New York, was appointed
to serve on the Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons, in place of Edward Everett, resigned.
After the transaction of some little routine
business, of no general interest, motion to
adjourn to Monday was carried.
HoUsE.-Mr. Giddings called the attention
of the House to an article in the Union coun-
selling deeds of violence towards members of
the House, and offered resolution expelling
Judge Nicholson and the reporters of that pa
Ter from the privileges of the floor. A debate
ensued, in which Mr.. Giddings read the ar
ticle from the Union, in which Theodore Par
ker, Wendell Phillips, Mr.. Giddings, and
others, were declared to be without the pro-
lection of the laws and the Constitution.
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To CoRRRspoNDENTs.-We have received
large number of communications, during
the last three weeks-so many that we have
not had time even to read many of them
which the crowd of matter, such as could not
be postponed, has excluded from our columns.
We feel grateful to our friends for their prof
ferred favors, which, at most times, would be
very acceptable, but which we are now COM
PEELED, against our wishes, to pass by. Per-
haps some of them will answer tn use here
after, when we are less pressed for room.
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Ey-T The Horticulturist, for June, is received.
1t gives us, for frontispiece, drawings Of
eight different kinds of cherries, Elton,
Yellow Spanish, Knights Early Black, Ma
poleon, Bigareau, Burr's Seeding, Downer's
Late Red, and Black Eagle. Most of them
are well drawn, and give correct representa-
tons Of the fruit. This is not true, however,
of the Elton, the dawing of which is not suf-
ticently contracted and pointed at the summit.
This number contains several very good ar
ticles,
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RRIVALS
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Nearly -Four Millions in Cold
New York, June 8.

New York, June 8.
The steamer George Law arrived this eve
ming, bringing California mails to the 10th of
May, 434 passengers, and $973,472 specie on
freight.
The steamer Star of the West also arrived
this evening. She brings nearly 81, 400, 900
on freight, and $500, in the hands of pas
sengers.
The loss by the fire at Yrekee, is estimated
at $l50,000.
The Legislature adjourned on the 10th,
after defeating the Senatorial election bill.
The gold mines were yielding abundantly.
The weather has been remarkably favorable
to the farmers and miners.
From THE IsTHMUs.-Dates from Carthage
ma are to May Goth. The Dictatorship Is near
its end. At last adyices, Generals Herrera
and Mocquera were only few miles from
Bosota, with $4,000 men, with the intention
of attacking Gen. Meio.
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" We learn that the most extensive ar
rangements have been made for a large State
Temperance Convention, to be held in Lowell
commencing on the evening of the goth of
this month and continuing through the 2lst,
day and evening. Eminent speakers will be
present, among whom will be Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, who has positively engaged to
be there.
1t will probably be monster meeting. The
cars from Boston and nearly all the trains
leading into Lowell, will run for half fare.
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ExcELsIoR-Gates & Taft have almost completed their
arrangements for having the finest suite of saloons in this
any other CITY, In addition to the premises they
occupy they converting the above said premises
into elegant airy, and spacious saloons, with marble
bles and all the other splendid appurtenances of first
class restorator. They WILL doubt, be well sustained
by the public In the time, their eating house
nues be number one for all that invite and delight
the epicure Their supply of ices and ice large,
and the quality of those uxuries is superlative. The
saloons are cool zephyr The public will find it to
their ADVANTAGE to visit the Exc Isior
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"Quaek! QuaciK!!' "Tonthache cured in Al
minutes-besides having bottle Of ii sfuen you .!
This very satisfactory Uery; but after ALL quite
equll to the old way of "fllng your mouth with cold
water and sitting the kitchen fire till it boils p Whether
patients will thank anybody for having "a bottle of IL
guen them" that is the question. toothfu of tooth
ache is about enough for the majority of people. But
leaving jokes out any at all acquainted with the
ure of toothache knows that there is such thing
real cure without having the tooth filed after the pain
removed. Those who try the AZ until saisfed'
that they really have " bottle of it given them % are
invited to call at No. Piper Block where they have
DR. SfEARNS' PAINLESS NERVE DESTROYER APP
piled BY Dentist of ten years. experience, charge of
Twenty-Five cents and the tooth made healthy and useful
by filling it after the nerve is destroyed jelO dit
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~ In the Court Of Common Pleas, Fri
day, the Counsel in the case of the +" Barre
Burglars took exceptions to the ruling of
the Court on certain points, and the case goes
up to The Supreme Court ON the exceptions.
of the alleged intoxicaton of one of the jury,
was not allowed.
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ORCEsTER DAILY

and, unless we wish to see the late scenes of
Boston re-enacted here, too much vigilance
cannot be exercised in guarding against them,
as well as against the aids and funkeys,
which the money at their command will pro-
cure here, as well as in Boston, or else
where.
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EM1GRANrs AID CoMPANy.-The South is
becoming alarmed in view of the operations
of the Massachusetts, Emigrants' Aid Compa-
ny. The Lynehburg Firginian says I" The
conception Of it could only have originated in
the cool and practiced rascally resources of
Free Soil ingenuity"
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The following Testimony in favor of Pot
ter's Linment," has been offered for publications:
Men Rpdford Au0 % 1S5O


ter's Lniment,o has been offered for publications
NeW Bedford, Aug. %, 1850
Mr.. WARREN Porter:
SirI feel that owe you acknowledgment for the
benefit my has received from the of your Lin-
ment having enabled him to walk without assistance
after being obliged 10 crutches for the last mon
in Consequence Of Hip Complaint, which hal drawn his
foot four inches from the ground, and for which he had
been atonded by of the best physicians in the city
without receiving any benefit. Without expecting any
benefit but being determined to try everything that might
possibly produce the desired effect tried your Lnm mt
from its being strongly recommended for such COMPLAINTS
and tn wonderful effect produced before had finished
the second bottle, induces TO believe that with the
exception of slight limp, he is entirely cured.
AS consider the efficacy Of this Lniment cannot be too
widely known, you will confer favor by publishing this,
that others who suffering may know where valuable
remedy may be Obtained. You also at liberty to
refer personally, and should be happy to engbten
any rson who may call on me- upon the merits Of this
excellent remedy CHRIsToPHER r. BooTH,
16S North street.
WEEKS 4 POTTER, 15l Washington street, General
rents, to whom all orders must be addressed For sale
by all the respectable Druggists throughout the United
Stats. iurS d4w
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~ On Tuesday, 9th inst, two young men
named Spaulding and Rawson, while bathing
in Salisbury's Pond, came near being drowned.
While attempting to swim to an island about
twenty rods from the shore, Spaulding became
exhausted and began to sink. Rawson swan
to him, caught him by the hair, and attempted
to bring him to shore, when he clinched him,
and took him to the bottom. After severe
struggle Rawson brought Spaulding to land
where, after considerable exertion, he was
resuscitated
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ACCIDENT IN ATHoL.-Anson II. Nurse,
son of Mr.. Caleb Nurse, Is years of age, went
to the Matchbox Mandatory of L. W. Hap
good, (where he usually worked with his faith
er,) on Saturday last, to do a job of turning,
which he had not fully completed before the
gates were shut down, and the hands left work
for the night. Wishing, as is supposed. to
finish his job before he left, he hoisted the
gates, and, in SO doing, applied sufficient wat
er to raise the speed of the machinery to such
an height, that pully of about 20 inches in
diameter, attached to the lathe on which he
was at work, burst, portion of which struck
him in the side with sufficient force to cause
his death in a short time. His father returned
to the shop, not knowing anything had hap
pened, and found his dying son at the door,
where he had succeeded in crawling, after
meeting with the accident.
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"A Northern Parry.

Thurlow Weed, the able and influential
editor of the Albany Eeening Journal. in his
paper Of June 9th, prints the g Platform of
the Free Democracy OF Massachusetts, which
was adopted at the late State Convention,
held in Boston, and comments upon it in the
following language.
"As . agitation " has been legalized by the
Repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, it is no
longer treason " to /" agitate." Or, if it be,
there are more "agitators and :" TRAITORS
north of Mason & Dixons line Just now, ten
to one, than ever before. Indeed, it would be
adificult matter, at the present writing, to
find man mot paid for his opinions who is
not an sagitator' And passing events rem
der it quite probable that agitation . is to be
the order of the day until Slavery shall find
its tomb.
However a Platform like that just adopted
by the Free Democracy of Massachusetts,
might have struck the Northern mind six
months since, now there are very few who
will discover anything very offensive Or very
obnoxious in it"
The siitor of the Eoening Journal then re-
views theresolutious seriatin', endorsing all,
but one, with the most decided emphasis; and
only questioning the abstract utility of that
one, the 10th, while fully admitting its justice.
In conclusion he says:
In this crisis or at any other time, We
could most heartily subscribe to this Platform,
with very slight dissent rather from its shad-
ow than its substance. Amy thing that is law
full q to secure an eifectual union of true men
against the foul conspiracy of Shareholders
aud Doughfaces !"
The whole North seems ripe for this union.
The safety not only of the republic; but of
public liberty demands it. This nation must
ether be free, or it must be governed by a
slaveholding oligarchy. If the North does
not demonstrate itself, and vindicate itself, by
summarily executing doughfaces, and firmly
restraining Shareholders, we shall soon have a
"republic" like that of Venice, where there
will be a governing class of naughty nobles
and governed class Of cringing plebs. The
sneering insults of the Richmond Examiner
that Northern men are only fit to be "pimps,
pedlers, schoolmasters, artizans, and trades
men, while Southern men are natural soldiers
and statesmen"-would then become fact.
And, as consequence Of that fact, political
cAaos would come upon this nation, and the
fabric of liberty, which our brave, true faith
ers founded, would fall to ruins.
A Northern party is necessary to maintain
the republic, and to sustain liberty. Let all
true Northern men recognize this necessity
then, and forgetting the past, which is gone
and cannot be amended, unite TO defend the
principles of American freedom in the future,
which are in jeopardy, and may be lost if We
are not up and doing.
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EYr The villain, who assaulted Mr.. Dana,
has turned out to be one of the Marshal aids,
and has been arrested.
This makes three of the infamous scound-
rels in the Marshals employ, who are in
limbo in the first week after their release from
the duties of the slave pen.
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BALL "Knows thing" about mean dinner fixings, or
poor cooking, but he Knows Enough" about catering
for the public and providing for the wants of discerning
and discriminating public Those who "Know Nothiug7
and those who "Know Everything" are therefore res
pectuy invited to Hlrringon Corner Restaurant,
where the first of meats oysters ice creams soda fruits
&c, will be found and where clam chowder flows.
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SPUR LEWIS, in addition to the ordinary exraor-
binary Filings of well regulated estturant, will have
clam chowier tonight They constantly receiving
fresh supplies of oysters fish, and all the vegetable pro-
ducts of the season. They have ices, ice creams
srawb rries and cream and other danes and decaces
too numerous to mention
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-10

Security for Health.-The desire of self preser-
walton of the first principles in nature and has
been implanted in for the wisest purposes While it
exces to labor and exeron in procuring the means of
supporting mortal existence, it reconces us to bear
with patience many dssses and pains which are more or
less the inevitable lot of ALL The eIectua method Of
reaching great age by strict attention to the preser
walton Of health and annot be denied that by follow
lowing regulated sys 18th respect to sleep early rs-
ing, diet, and daily lerae use of DR.. Wheelers
Sherry Wtne Tonic Bttters, we may add years to our
existence.
Prepared only by LEWIS WHEELER, Druggist, cor
ner Of Custom House an Broad Streets Boston Sold in
this City by L. T. LAzELL Druggist 2O1 Main st., Wor-
cestsr. my9 diff
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Brighton Carrie Mnrko1.-Jrnn s

BraghtOn Cattle Mnrltet,-JUNE s.
At Market, SIS Beef Cattle, 40 Working 0xen 90 Cows
and Calves 1850 Sheep and 92O Swine. The following
the prices.
Beef Cate-Extra ss}a9i first quality s7a 81; second
do 7+a74; third do S6id72.
Working 0xen--S72 to III.
Cows and Calves IS to IS.
Sheep and Lambs-S34 to s.
swine-54 to Sc; Fat Hogs, sic; retail a loo.
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We requested to state that there will be services
usual, at the Free Church, tomorrow, at 1O3 A. NJ
and II P. NJ
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DRAPER x CLARK
nnch26

Offer for sale and will keep hand through the season.
better assortment of LINE than can be bought at any
other place in the State Also Cement and Cacine Plas
ter.
Worcester. March Is 1854 diff mch26
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STATE RIGHTs.-S, NJ. Booth, the fearless
champion of right in Wisconsin, was seized
by the United States Marshal of Milwaukee,
(being delivered up by his bail,) and was
about to be incarcerated. A writ of hGbeas
corpus was issued by Judge Smith. The
Sheriff appeared and demanded the prisoner.
but the Marshal replied: "Uncle Sam is the
bigger man and viii not yield to Wisconsin"
"That will depend upon who is the strongest,
you or l." replied the State officer, and TAX
ing Booth off, left the Marshal alone in his
glory The result we have not heard. -C9sce-
land Leader.
The officials of Massachusetts, might learn
good lesson, from the conduct of Wiscon-
sin Sheriff. Had Mayor Smith, or Governor
Washburn, been possessed of like spirit,
Anthony Burns would not have gone back
Virginia, Batchelder would not have bee
in his grave, and Massachusetts would not
have been disgraced as she has been.
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Drawing and Paimting.-Ass N. NJ COFFIN
has now opened her Drawing ROOM for the reception of
Pupils in Monochromatic Painting, Crayon Head Draw
ing, Water Color Painting, Paper Mache, and Leather
work. all those Interested in the art invited call
at her Room No. 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK, Foster ST.,
where specimens of Drawing and ornamental work may
be seen. HJurs-From till P. NJ.
Referehces.-Rev, DIR. Hill, Rev, DR.. Smaey, Mr..
Enos Dorr, bookstore POS Main st my26 diff
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Ready-Masie CiOthims ANA Gents Fur~
nisIling Goods, large assortment Of new and fash
ionabe styles instantly on hand at H. G. VALENTINES,
No. Me;chants Row, Front Of Worcester House
INCH It'd
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New PATENTS. Among the New Patents,
granted in the week ending, June 9th, we
find the following:
Harrison c. Clark, of Worcester-Fo inn
proved lathe.
Timothy F. Taft, of Worcester-For i'm
proved device for operating cutter heads of
planning machines.
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No. III Hanover Street, Boston, Mass, Importer Of
french and German Toy Watches Manufacturers Agen,
the sale Of Jewery, ALSO wholesale dealer in Sewing
silk Vegetable and Ivory Goods Both City and Country
deis solicited. INCH d&M6m
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Free Trade ami Farmers X lights. Wor
ceser County Butter and Cheese with all kinds of Farm
ers Produce, OF prime quality, for sale at R0BINS0N'S
Commission Store, No. II Exchange Street.
Jec6 dSIThtf
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DentistFy.-lI 4. lIi,7Ilo., =. s., has avaed
himself of the highest opportunities, and the
Improvements in Dental Science With long experience
and successful practice in this City, he enabled to offer
renewed inducements those requiring services of
Dentist
Teeth filled in the most thorough and sklful manner
" Office at his Residence. 1856 Min st. APPLE dom
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For fine-BolDENs EXCHANGE OFFICE can be
found in Store with Smith Brother, first door north Of
b. Harlon Co., about opposite the Post Office.
June 7th 1854. DIV
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There is said to be time tor everything,
bnt if there be time for deceiving the public,
it surely is not when the freedom, and posi-
bly, the lives of our citizens may be endan-
gered thereby.
On Wednesday night, as we have before
stated, two kidnappers from the south, one Of
them regular stave hunter by profession, ar
rived in town, in pursuit of fugitives. We
khoW the true names and places of residence, of
bath oftfe kidaappers, and know who two of
the fugitives were, of whom they were in
pursuit They became alarmed, on Thursday
morning, by the indications about them, and
saved their sOhiskers, at least, by taking them
selves out Of the way. They fed claadestiaeiy
from the city, and took the cars at station
in a neighboring town.
Of these facts, the most nnquestionable
evidence exists, and can be furnished, if any
circumstance should require it but there are
reasons, obvious to all, why it should not be
made public, any farther than is already
known, except on an imperative necessity
Yet, at such time, and in the face of cir
bic men that the man thieves are, as it were,
on the very heels of their intended victims,
the Transcript attempts to lull public suspi-
cion, andto throw the fugitives, if any there
DC N the vicinity. off their guard, by repre-
senting the alarm as groundless, and as sell
upon the community.
We can pity ignorance and stupidity, and
despise simple maleyolence, but for cold
blooded attempt like this, to betray the moor
dying fugitive into the hands of his pursuer.
we have no feelings but those of Indignation
aud horror. We have no doubt that there
were men in Boston, just as ready to per-
sdade poor Burns that there were no hunters
there. end that As need not be on his guard.
I'VE repeat it, the kidnappers have been
here, aud, with one of them, it is not the first
time this spring. They may be here again.
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MARRIED.

In Leicester, June Sth, by Rev. DR.. Nelson, Mr.. Geo.
A. Fuller, of Lawrence to Miss Martha Scott, Of L.
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Intelligence Once. Having been duly licensed
TO Keep an Intelligence Office, the undersigned is prepared
to furnish Hotels Boarding Houses Private Families
with American, and other male aud female help Orders
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons in want
OF help and those wishing for employment are invited to
call
" Tenements, Stores, and Offices to be let
III MONEY to loan collateral security
au10 d1y LEWIS c. NUM- 233 Main St.
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New Butter and Ghecs~.-,Just received, a
prime lot of New Butter and Cheese. which will he sold
low. DRAPER Il CLARK, Front st.
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Cottage H0use for SaIe.-The subscriber of
fers his House, the of Crown and Congress ss
for sale reasonable TERMS The location for beauty or
prospect, not surpassed In the City of Worcester
person wishing small tenement at low price will find
livery desirable-it contains Rooms and "a wood
house, with excellent well of water and many choice
Fruit Trees, in bearing condition.
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A Union Con gregational Church was form
ed, June 6, in North Brookfeld, and the Rev.
L. F. Waldo, recently from Poughkepsie, N.
Y, was installed as its pastor the day follow
inn
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Lewis T., Munm, AuctiOneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
tn. Office, 233 Main St., I'D tsairs
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JOHN Boa DEN, Notary Public,

Exchange and Collection Office III Main Street Drafts,
Stocks, Specie and Bank Notes. bought and Sold Bills OF
Exchange for he Old Country drawn Messrs. George
Peabody Co. London,) ready on hand Collections in
any part Of the United States and Canadas Also
other things usually done by Brokers. mch20 diff
DIR. Henry Sargent having paid particular at
tenon in his recent visit to Paris and London to the
study of Diseases of the Eye and General Surgery, will
henceforh devote himself especially the practice of
these branches of his Profession Office No. IL and II
Worcester Bank Block. apl2 dawtf
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Elder J. c. White will preach at Thomas
Street Chapel, tomorrow, at the usual hours
of worship.