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ilo NassAuf isgS sac oI rnln'ue; 'i'2 ~ H N'ns,' ~
well wohy Of attention. Several rich Pador suites In bocatle,
Dining Room aud Chamber Funture silver plated and
French China 7, q Se s. Vases and Other Ornaments.
Caiaogues "a, morning ot sale
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

DOARDING-N Nos. 40 aud a. East Broadway;
ID e.sapt ROOMS foI Genn,en and their Wiyes also ROOMS
for single Gentlemen Apply OF No -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
Nc. ~cS..,c sS'. uousE COMFY IsLAND-The sub
Boar0 ano Rooms.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS.-Gentlemen Will do
IL well 20 remember they have excellent LODGINGS tn
single Rooms Is nht corner q Frankfort and VIII
na,ce all night
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

" GAL PUMP and FIRE ENGlNE-Adspted 10 any ustion
POWER; in action 10 and whs
that they rsVdy upersed al chers "a. and
these facts the Office and warehouse OF UNION
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
CoR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
ANIfIONl j bLLAV Mn, y 8-0lds-
NOR SALE-A beautiful FARM containing 10 acres

L Of choice LAND .lusisd in MIDDLESEX COUNTY, New
lies the Me- tlCher the Jer
Railroad ri land h-h OF cultivation, x be
timber the balance meadow and tahe land Tue plsce
wGtrcd with abundance OF fu trees &c On ac
good Cling house tan ud AZ III ou- bald
al OF which IL excellent conl lon Ihs distance from NeF-fe.
- niles be reached hours By RsTcad Tuanilg
s,sera times day For Tcc and further Pscasrs apply .
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

DOARD.-A private ialllly can accolnnOudlo pCh
ID d, msD and Ne ihoe single dentlemen wi
UANDeONF APARTMENTS BOAKI. a choice o. room
Don third be hisned on Immediate PPoAN
= Ne I'D al. 5ih av
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

DOARD.-A Widow Lady Las ROOM and BED
ID ROOM TO let with BOARD second aoor OF hol contain
irR al tire Improvements References required Apply al
~, T,,nl fIsi honse IOn n-Ay
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
DOARD in BROOkLlN.-A Ge
to LET



LIES in s,th OF REslECTABLE BOARD w please TO appl
10 the PROADNAY BOARDING REGISTER OFFICE, No. p
Broadway come, where applications for e2
are constnil, made. NO chsg made for uas waning BOARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01
D. A. HATHAWAY, Sec'y.

The FAMOUS Mrs. WILsoN.-Mrs. Wilson
whose captivity among the Camanches, and
heart-rending suferings and misfortunes, some
time last year created universal intert st and
sympathy throughout the country, came up
in the stage on Tuesday night last, and will
leave in few days for one of the Eastern
counties where some Of her friends reside.
Mrs. w. is in fine health and shows no indi-
cation now Of the incredible hardships and
cruelties to wdich she was subjected by her
savage captors.
We were well acquainted with Mrs. W.
during her girlhood. We knew her under
circumstances almost as trying as those of her
captvity-when her father and mother, re-
duced to want and suffering by continued bad
health, and the exactons of heartless land
lord, were both taken from her in one day by
death, and the large household of children,
many of them small and helpless, without
relative in the country, were parcelled out
among the neighbors. The father under all
circumstances. reduced by misfortune to the
most extreme indulgence, maintained the char
actor OF an honest man, reputation that has
been well sustained by his unfortunate child
ren.-DoIiar LIerasl Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH TO CONNECT En-
ROPE AND AFRIoA.-On the morning of the
2lst ult., was performed the ceremony of in
augurating the laying down Of the cable of
the submarine telegraph, which is to unite
Europeto Africa, and no doubt to India
The Persian, with the cable, ITO English
miles in length, weighing 900 tons, left Gem
GA on the previous night, at quarter past
ten, following the steam frigate La Constitu-
zione, on which had embarked his ROYAL
Highness Prince Carignan their Excellen-
cies Aleocopa, minister of public work La
Mormora, minister of war, the French Am
bassador, Due de Guiche; the English mini
ster, Mr.. Hudson, and some other public
functonalies. The steamer Malfattano and
Tripoh, which had been by Government
placed at the service of the director in chief,
Mr.. John Brett, preceded the two above
mentioned steamers, to prepare things, and
convey some few persons that had been invit-
ed. Nothing occurred in the short voyage.
AT half past four A. NJ. of the 2lst the Per
sian cast anchor at about 100 yards from the
spot fixed ON to receive the end of the cable
1t is at the mouth of the River La Magra, on
arecess of small promontory called st. Croce,
opposite the mountains of Carrara, three miles
distant from Leyici and twelve from Spezzia.
The moment the Persian arrived were begun
the preliminary operations for sinking the Ca
BILE. At half past eight all was ready, and
boat with about $50 yards of cable approached
the place where part of the company We're al
ready standing, and the remainder, with the
Prince, soon came. Picturesque as the spot
may be, it was the most uncomfortable piece
of ground in the universe. 1t is a sort of
small crag cut out in rock of no more than
ten or twelve square yards. The sun, which
shone in fnll at the time, was scorching, and
the place could not have been tenable an hour
together. AT exactly nine, the Prince took
the cable, and accomplished the ceremony Of
laying it down, the two war steamers firing a
salute of twenty one guns each.
The steamers with the distinguished com
pany, then followed the Persian few miles out
to sea, but speedily put about and returned
to La Spezzia, where banquet had been pre-
pared for sixty guests. Meanwhile, the Per-
sian proceeded on her way, laying down the
cable as she went. Her course was, however
interrupted more than once by the "unravel-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

To THE BENEvoLENT.-Edward Brown, an
intelligent colored man, from Virginia, is now
in this city, to solicit aid to emancipate eight
children who are held IN slavery in that State.
Himself, wife, and two children, have already
obtained their freedom, and intend emigratlng
to Liberia, and are very DESTROYS to take the
entire family. A portion of the funds neces-
sary for the purpose, are already obtained. and
he relies with confidence on the benevolence
of freedom loving people, to aid him to the
remainder, which must be had in order to eff
feet his object by the first Of November next.
Mr. Brown has the most satisfactory testi-
monials He stands so high in the confidence
of those acquainted with him, that it is pro-
posed to employ him as a teacher and bible
agent One of his sons is now Methodist
preacher. Any contr buttons, large or small,
will be gratefully received.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

MRS. HARRINGTON AT THE MUSTER Field
4" Did the guard present arms to you, Mrs
Darlington = asked the commssary, as he
met her at the opening of the marquee "You
mean the century," said she, smiling. s'You
see a soldiers relic should know all a soldiers
examinations. have heard so much about
the tainted field, that L believe | would de-
plore an attachment into line myself, and ma
nure them as well as an officer You ask me
II the guard presented arms. He didn't but
a sweet little man with epilepsy on his Shout
ders and a smile on his face, did, and asked
me If L would mt go into tent and smile.
told him that we could both smile as well out
side,when he politely touched his chateau, and
lett me-" The commissary presented a hard
wood stool, upon which she reposed herself.
'Ihis is one of the seats of war, L suppose,
said she. ooh, what a hard lot a soldier is
objective to and l don't wonder mite at
the hardening influences of soldiers life
What is that for, asked she. as the noise of
cannon saluted her ear, 81 hope they amt fir
ing on my account" There was solictude
in her tone as she spoke, and she was inform
ed that it was only the governor who had Just
arrived upon the field. "Dear me !' said
she, show cruel it is to make the old gentle
man come away down here, when he is so
feeble he has to take his staff with him wher-
ever he goes" She was so affected at the idea
that she had to take few drops of white
wine to restore her equilibrium and to coun-
teract the dust Of the !" tainted field" A
brave entertainment was hers, and as she re-
viewed the troops, many sword cleaned its
tribute, many a banner bowed in salute,
many white plume nodded to the relict of
the great corporal. The governor thought it
was all Tor him. Perhaps it was.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

Inc Provisional Committee, al,poinfed nv Tho f,,r,
% re PEOPLE held at Worcester the goth day of
HS current call upon the Republicans of each of the
Towns ana cities of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
~ eo number of Delegates, equal to three times the
Genei u T representatives. to whchth entitled in the
S6I i1i S0qrt, to attend STATE CONVENTION at
SnuI.oEsIER, on THURSDAY, ian day Of
80 nDer, at L o'clock. A. NJ, to nomi-
action m lor state officers, and to take such other
oo as may be thought proper in order to promote tbe
'" TI u n resistance to the Slave Power
i IT, Solninlttee, on consultation with the President
ter ,nae o I olcers of the late Convention and af
of tbe ,;s tS uay IN Boston, at which all the embers
VI lle provisional Committee were present ,ver ,,a
near nj Gnon that the tenth day of August is too
Clues 10 be notified Of the Mace of ,a.; ny any,
sesunany organized for the choice of deegotes ID
~ Tsiest degree desirable that every consnency in
-; ~ should be fully and fairly rrnrss1ted
IN the convention, in order thar a cnniea
the VIII oil the People shall be made F' e9sion VI
@ committee haVlng in view this, which is the load
~ purpose ana necessity Of such a meeting a, III -
pes ara considering also that the Conyeon IN, hiP
~ AT d later day, than the one oripua s,,o,
wiz nave the opportunity of being addressed by S,oe ~
ule distinguished Senators and Reureseriativss 80 ~
commonwealth in the Congress Of the JniteI S,ot S s
" oLer eminent friends Of the cause which the Neul
e piy are bow rapidly organizing in the Free states
10 Iou1olt nave decided upon the responsiDilv,yIcl
the necessity OF the case impose upou tl nf
mIhug The change Of day above mentioned The FiVsS
III NoDAl IN SEPfEMBER seemed to them 10 De tle
most convenient Considering the Of the wear nd
the business engagements Of the people, of the several
uYs Whch were suggested, after allowing a reasonable
me to perfect the local organizations the party And
tey trust mat the friends Of he thruuy Iou the
commonwealth will recognize and approve their d, cisipn
me CITY OF WORCESTER is selected as the place Of
meeting it beng the iud4 ment of the Committee tbt do
leeaes from larger number Of towns can assemble Al
That place. returning to their homes Oh the evening" o Tho
same day, than It any other v VI"
Trusting to the patriotism and love of liberty which dis
uhsui n MassAhusetts, that The great body If her nee
men VIII fennuce allmtrey personal and party consider
SyosS, aa VIII rally hEtth-r now, upon common plat
ia f1an ls,I.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

EMIGRATION OF CoLoRED PEoPLE.-A Con-
vention of the colored men of the United
States and Canada, who are in favor of emil
grafton to another country and the founding
of State Of their own, was held at Cleveland
last week. About l40 delegates were pres
ent, and Rev. VIM. Munroe, of Michigan,
presided. Some discussion took place upon
the prominent objects of the Convention, and
reports embodying facts and sentiments rela-
ting thereto, were read. A report on the sPo-
Ltlcal Destiny Of the Colored People, was
read. The report recommended Central
America or the West Indies as places to which
TO emigrate. Canada was set aside, on ac-
count of the majority there being white-and
the probability of Canada being annexed to
the United States. 1t was however, recon-
mended to purchase land, &C., as it wonld for
the present afford a retreat for the fugitive.
Central America was regarded as offering the
greatest advantages, as permanent home, to
the colored race on this continent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

ling ofthe cable, which obliged frequent stop
pages for repairs. These accidents were ow-
ing to a deficiency of mechanical power, and
some imperfection in the ''paying OUT appa-
ratus. From this cause the steamer was only
able TO be under way ten hours on the 2lst,
and 10 hours on the 22d, and it was not
until the evening of the 25th that the opera
ton was completed. Fortunately the weather
continued calm during the whole time. At
6 P. M, on that day, the Persian arrived with
the end ofthe cable off Cape Corse, in Corsica,
and gun fired on board, by an electric spark
transmitted from Santa Croce, announced the
full success of the undertaking.
The direct line from the bay of Santa Croce
to Cape Corso, is rs English miles. The cable
will be cut at Cape Corsa and laid down on
the other side of the island, at the strait of
Bonifaeio, to unite Corsica to Sardinia. The
length is about ten miles, and with the cour.
ses by land in those two islands and the sea
line from St, Croce to Caglari, there viii be
a complete line of about 600 miles. Next
month (September) thir line will be extended
by another cable of l50 miles in length, to
Bona in Algiers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

We are authorized to contradict the
story that Horace Greedy and Others are about
to build hotel in New Yark for the exclusive
accommodation of the colored population.
The capital for the enterprise in question is to
be furnished by the author of Discoveries in
the Noon, and the work will be performed by
the fairy light guard. Neither is it true that
Mr.. Greeley has had lot of swapping turtles
Matched from dozen Shanghai eggs which
cost him fifty cents apiece; he never bought
any Shanghai eggs for any such price, never
put them under a setting hen, and they didn't
come out swapping turtles either He wants
his anxious friends to understand that he is
not in the egg trade at all, just now.
A census of the city of Portland, Me =.
has Just been taken, which shows population
OF 25,4l8 persons, being all increase of 1909
over the census of 1850, which give total of
2O,8l9. The number of school children be-
tN cen the ages of A and l6 is 1886. During
the last four years, the annual mortality has
been as follows In 1851, AS; 1852, 1884 !;
1858, 42S; 1854, sos.
There were four deaths by cholera
among the Irish, in Chicopee, on Sunday,
and Monday; cause, 1ot-gut rum, and intern
perance generally The disease exist no where
else IN the village, and causes no alarm among
the well behaving population.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

The Slavery propagandists are prompt to
act upon their suggestions They have scarce
ly entertained an idea of slavery extension
before they proceed to realize it. The annex
alton of Texas, preceded and followed by the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Mexico; tie fllibuster
attempts to take Cuba; the passage Of the
Fugitive Slave Law, and of the Nebraska
Bill, all go to show that the thought of the
Slavery extensionist is the immediate precur-
sor of the villainous act which it always
portends.
Amongst the schemes proposed by the slave
interest, for the building up of great South
ern slaye-holding Empire, is the annexation
of st Domingo. This island is divided into
two separate and inimical governments, the
negro empire of Hayti, and the Republic of
Dominica. Hayti is hated by the slave inter
est of this country, as an example Of negro
nationality and self government; and it Is, at
the same time, coveted as new slave territory
already well stocked with men who shall be
slaves. 1t is proposed, therefore, to make
Dominica the door to the conquest of Hayti
At the present time, General Cazneau, OF
Texas, is in St. Domingo, charged by the
United States with the duty of negotiating
treaty of amity and commerce with the Do
minican Republic, which treaty is to secure to
our government port in the Bay of SANTANA,
which will serve as a naval station in the
West Indies. This is the first step towards
pro-slavery war of conquest, by the United
States against Faustin the LIST, and his people
1t will not be long before some Borland or
Douglas will pick quarrel with the Haytians;
and the power that battered down Greytown
will be equally prompt to turn its guns
against Port du-Prince.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

A Southern paper, we believe it was the
Richmond (Ya.) Hhtg, stated that there were
but five Railroads in the United States, whose
stock sold at over 90 per cent, and the para
graph was extensively copied, without any
denial of its truth. Every one acquainted with
such matters, knows very well how incorrect
the statement is. We referred to the sales of
stocks in this vicinity, and find that there are
no less than eight Massachusetts Railroad cor
porations, whose stock stood above the price
indicated. They are the Boston and Worces-
ter, Boston and Maine, Western, Fall River,
Old Colony, Providence and Worcester Taun-
ton Branch, and New Bedford and Taunton
Roads. Every one of these, we believe, sells
for 90, or higher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01
GreuviIIe.s YegeIohIe Ex1r,c.. Tue

Grenville's Vegetable Extract Twenty
years experience has fully proved that this the most eff
THROAT and MUCOUS MEMBRANE.
single bottle will cure canker in the mouth.
From to three bottles will malignant or purid
sore throat
Two to three bottles will cure a nursing sore mouth
single bottle will cure the dysentery
single bottle will cure canker in the bowels
From two to six bottles will cure Bronchitis.
single bottle will cure canker- rash.
single bottle will cure scarlet fever.
From testimonials of its efficacy in the last
named disorder, we select the following from the late DR..
Reuben Macy of Nantucket, a celebrated physician of
the old SCHOOL, who had tested its virtues and voluntarily
gave his certificate OF its virtues to the proprietor:
NANTUCKET, Nov %, 1888
Dear Sir: have received the Vegetable Extract by
Captain Whitney, and delayed writing until this time in
order from my experience and that of Others learn
its effect, When the medicine to this place. the di-
sease for which it is intended, had somewhat subsidized
consequently there not that call for it there otherwise
would have been But 1t has now increased to great ex
tent, consgning almost daily victim to an un-
timely grave. It has been confined to children seven
years of age and unde but lately has begun to spread
among the adult portion Of community-I have sold
considerable quantity of the medicine and from the re-
ports have heard of it, it has uniformly effected cure
provided il has been taken in One physician of
high standing and extensive practice who had unfor
tunately lost number of his patients, hearing of the
medicine procured and administered it to his patients,
and he informs me that he has not lost single ma
tient since he began TO gUe -with the exception of
who past swallowing. He esteems it very
liable remedy. gentleman who had a child taken sick
with the Canker-Rash and Sore Throat procured bottle
ard trusted wholly in il without the aid of a physician
add although the disease very bad yet effected an
entire great number of instances might be emu
meraled but think the trial has bee sufficient to con-
vince any of its great and wonderful power in con.
querng this truly deplorable and fatal disease. Send
further supply. Very respectfully,
REUBEN MACY.
This Invaluable medicine is prepared by Mrs renvle
widow of the late Dr. A. s. Grenvile from the formula of
her late husband, and may be procured of d. SCOTT
Druggist, No. 243 Mau street. Worcester.
dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

SATURDAY, Positively THE LAST The
question is constantly asked, will not the Kim
etoscope remain on exhibition after this week
Major Fetch requests us to say that it will
positively close Saturday evening next, as he
is engaged to open in Springfield. Tuesday,
Sept. 9TH, therefore his stay with us is neces-
sarily short. Let all visit this magnificent
entertainment before it leaves our city, and
we say to all, go early, for scarce seat is to
be had in the hail, after the hour of COM
mencing
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

OpPosITIoN.-"A certain amount of oppos-
ition," says John Neal, sis a great help to
man. Kites rise against and not acih the
wind. Even a head wind is better than none
No man ever worked his passage anywhere
in dead calm. Let no man wax pale, there
fore, because of opposition Opposition is
what he wants, and must have, to be good for
anything. Hardship is the native sell OF man
hood and self-reliance. He that cannot abide
the storm without finching or qualng, strips
himself in the sunshine and lies down by the
wayside to be overlooked and forgotten. He
who but braces himself to the wind to struggle
when the winds blow gives up when they
have done, and falls asleep i'll the stiffness
that follows.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

Mr.. Ed5for-From motives of humanity to a nu
merou5 and suffering class Of humanity DESTROYS to
offer my public testimony rom personal experience in
favor Of Potters Liiment for Inc Rheumatism as a
valuable remedy for this lnYeterae disease which prob
ably less generally known tan its merits deserve M
merOus cases of it's successful application shpboard
hive also under my observation. in which, by af
fordng spec relief the sufferer it has been attended
with Important results t. the of the VOYAGE
seamen and emgrants who subjected to frequent ex
posure to damp and uufayorabe weather. by night as well
as by day, should guard against protracfed indispos
lion, by laying in stock Of this invaluable remedy which
1smd in its application and may be confidently relied
upon almost certain cure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

FIRES IN THE WooDs.-In Ohio the pine
swamps west of Hudson have been burning
for several weeks. The meadows to the ex-
tent of several hundred acres have been burn
ed out to the depth of four feet, and will,
when the swamps fill with water, become a
lake. The fire would commence eating I'M
der whole acres, when finding vent, it would
burst out turiously, consuming everything
within reach.
President Pierce of Hudson College, went
to the swamp to view the scene, when he saw
several large trees, apparently on solid ground,
tumbling as though caused by an earthquake
The fire broke out all around and he narrowly
escaped with his life. The inhabitants of the
vicinity are in a state of great CONSERVATION.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-01

80 uacA! q MaeA .! - IJ.lhache cured in al
mnutes-Desides haUing bottle of it gtuen you :"
This is very satisfactory Uery but after ALL it is notque
equal to the old way of "liing your mouth with cold
water and sitting the kitchen fire till bo - Whether
patients will thank anybody for having "a bottle of
gfUen them,' that the question toohful of tooth
ache is about enough the majority of people But
leaving jokes out, any all acquainted with the ma
ture of toothache knows that there such thing as
real cure without having the tooth filed after the pain is
removed Those who try the Al cure until "satisfedn
that they really have a bottle of it given them p are
invited to call at No Piper Block where they can have
DIR. STEARNS PAINLESS NERVE DESTROYER ap-
piled by Dentist of ten years. experience at a charge of
TWENTY cents, and the tooth made healthy useful
by filling it after the nerve is destroyed. ielO dtt