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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-30
WORCESTER DAILY Y......W e EsDAY, AUGUST

der Union, born of the agonies, and cement
ed by the blood of our parents "a Union
whose mission 1t was to set an example of re-
publican freedom, and commend it to the
painting nations of the world,-we freemen of
the United States should be suffoeated by pol
iticians into a silent acquiescence with des-
potism That we should not dare to breathe
the aspirations of our fathers, nor propagate
their principles, on pain of ostracism and po-
htlcal death just Heaven into what depths
OF intamy and insensibiity have we fallen
We repeat that until the sentiment Of slav-
cry is driven back to its original bounds, to
the states to which it legitimately belongs, the
people of the North are vassals. Yet their
emancipation is practicable if not easy, They
have only to evince determination to be free
and they are Free They are 20 discard all
past alliances, to put aside all present fears, to
dread no future coalitions, in the single hope
OF carrying to speedy victory banner inscrib-
ed with these devices The Repeal Of the
Fugtttce Stare LGe,-The Restoration of the
h'Sso~rt Compromise, No more Stare States,
No more Stare Territories, - The Homestead
for free men on the Public lands.
We have dwelt longer on this article than
we would have done if such articles had been
common in our literary magazines but SER
Witty to the South has been so long and so
much characteristic Of our literary, and the
illogical publications that we hail Putnam for
September as the precursor of that vigorous,
healthy and independent popular literature,
which ought to flourish in America-and will
do so-in spite of doughfaces and slavery.
We scarcely need to say that Putnam is second
to no Magazine, printed in the English Ian
guage, for the taste and ability with which it
is composed.
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General News Summary.

The ship Emerald Isle, which sailed
from New York for Liverpool on Friday, took
out 361 passengers which is believed to be
the largest number that ever was taken by
any one vessel for Europe.
The Yellow Fever, at New Orleans,
appears to be on the increase. In the Charity
Hospital for the week ending the 10th, there
were sixty deaths by the disease.
A steam mill, two shanties, over one
hundred cords of wood, and one hundred
thousand feet of lumber, in Gambia, owned
by DIR. Moses Hill and others Of Manchester,
N. H.. were destroyed by fire on Friday
night.
A mulatto slave who worked in the
Office of the Louisville Journal, made his es-
cape to Canada few days ago, and sent his
mistress letter therefiom, informing her Of
his safe arrival
The Vermont election comes off on
Monday, September 4th. The election in
Maine is to take place on Monday, September
IL.
A temperance daily paper is to be
started in Boston in September. The present
editor of the Life Boat, and Chas. w. Slack,
Esq, are spoken of as editors. 1t is to be
supported, if necessary, by the "Million
Fund"
A specimen of paper manufactured
from the plant called gnapthalium, or Iife-ey-
erlasting, which grows abundantly spontane-
Gus IRON Canada to California. has been sent
to the Neso York Tribune. The paper is fine
smooth and strong, and cost IL ID per cent
less, than paper made of rags.
Count Raousset De Boulbon. whose
capture at the head Of an insurgent force
in Mexico, we learned by the last arrival. has
been sentenced to be shot ON the 10th inst
together with several other French officers.
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SPIRITUAL PFC NIc.-We learn that the
spiritualists of Boston, Charlestown, and 9TH
er places in the eastern part of the State, have
arranged for a sociable pic mic at South Franz
ingham tomorrow, and that they have ex-
tended cordial invitation to the spiritualists
of Worcester, to meet them upon the occasion.
The cars will leave the Boston & Worcester
Depot in this city, at o'clock and 20 min
utes, and those wishing to join the excursion,
may obtain tickets to and from South Franz
ingham, for so cents. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned of D. c. Gates, No. 237 Main street.
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ton Camp, No. l, was instituted at Worcester
on Monday evening, and the young officers
were installed by delegate from the Omitted
Sons of America, Camp No. l, of Boston,
This is the first camp of this youthful order in
Massachusetts, and though we do not under
stand precisely what are its objects, still,
judging from the motto, j." Where we root ne
branch" we are inclined to believe that the
Judior Sons are of the progresstUe order.
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Police Court.
Tuesday. Aug. 29th, 1851

TUESDAY, Aug. 10Th, 1854.
Before Judge Green.-M Michael Fogarty, for
stealing a boot-nakers edging iron, and a
piece of heel ball, from Ezra Kent, on the Goth
inst, was committed to the House Of Correc-
ton for one month.
Thomas Riley, for being drunk on the 2Sth
inst, was fined $3 and costs, and in default
was committed.
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Trade IN BosToN.-The Boston transcript
OF August 18th says, "Our largest houses are
selling an immense quantity of goods to the
Western trade at the present time. From
what we learn in mercantile circles, we should
judge, that since the first of August, business
has been better III Boston than in either of
the other large Atlantic cities The western
trade in all its branches viii be unusually
large this wear.
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The mortality of the city of Brooklyn
last week was 1S5-a decrease of twelve from
the preceding week. From cholera the deaths
were thirty-a decrease of fifteen.
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Able g. Yates, the agents of the no.
torious Life IN Boston, have been arrested to
answer the charge of certain Iibellous articles
published in that paper.
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The residence of Mr.. Abraham Simp-
son, at Beekman, Duchess county, was de-
stroyed by fire on Friday, and five children
persisted in the flames. Mrs. Simpson was
also badly burned.
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The CITY BANK.-This new banking insti-
tuition, with capital of 5000, 900 will go into
operation on the 18th of September. The
first installment of the capital will be paid in
on the LIST. We saw specimens of the bills
yesterday, and think that in design and exc
cution they are as neat as anything of the
kind we have ever seen.
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Thomas Clayton, a distinguished citi-
zen of the State of Delaware, and formerly
member of Congress, died at New Castle, on
the 2Ist inst.
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FAMILY JUB1LEE.-The descendants of Ed
ward Rice, who was born in 1894, and who
settled in Sudbury in 1889, will meet at the
homestead of their ancestors, on the road from
Saxonville to Wayland on Wednesday, the
9th of September next, at 10 o'clock in tie
forenoon, to exchange congratulations, and
strengthen the ties of kindred and friendship,
by social intercourse and appropriate festivi-
ties. A genealogical history of the family,
embracing the names of thousands of his de-
scendants, is in course of publication, and
those who wish their families enrolled there
in, may do so by sending to A. II. Ward,
West Newton, Mass.
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DrcadfuL linIan,itr.

A terrific tornado passed over the city of
Louisville last Sunday, Aug. 9th, about II
o clock. The Democrat describes it as one of
the most violent storms that ever swept over
that section. The Third PRESBYTERIAN church,
situate on the corner of 18th and Walnut sts,
was completely wrecked; the entire building
fell III, causing the instant death of twenty Of
the congregation, and seriously iniuring ten
or more others. The scene was heart-rend
ing. Soon large crowd assembled and be-
gan their search for the victims. A mother.
and her three little children, were first discoy
cred, grouped together in death, presently a
father, mother, and baby the father dead. the
mother mortally wounded, while the little
child, placed beneath them for protection. es-
capped through the protection of the parents
bodies. In other instances the victims were
found terribly bruised and manned. The cat
astrophe has caused dreadful sensation in the
city, and its people are appalled, beyond belief.
The following is list of the killed =
Mat. Vildabee and the children, Mr.. TAYLOR
and child, Mr.. Godfrey, Mrs. Salisbury. Miss
Headly, John McGowan, Mr.. NJ. Sweenv.
Mrs. Morton, (wife Of John N. Morton, sad
ler,) Mrs Weeks, niece of Mrs Martin. Mr..
Barbour, Mr. McClelland, Mr.. r. Davis, and
Mr.. Mcbride and child. 1t is thought that
one or two others have been killed, whose
names are not yet ascertained. Fully 100
buildings in Louisville were unroofed and
otherwise injured. The storm passed over
that part Of the city lying between 9th and
2lst streets. A splendid block of four story
houses, recently erected on the north side If
Main, between 9Th and 9th streets, was COM
pletely destroyed, and two or three men are
supposed to be buried in the ruins. These
buildings were built at an expense of Sis. O0O.
The upper story of the rope and bapgine fac
tory Of w. A. Richardson & Co. MAGAZINE
street, was blown down, and the new Off,
ochool House, on the corner of 9th and Mac
azlne streets, was unroofed The loss is es-
timated 100000. The storm was also very
severe at Jacksonville, where four bopses
were blown down.
ATTEMPT AT ELocUr1oN.-At a late borr
last evening, man came to the 4th Station
House in breathless haste, and stated that
cries of murder were heard in the upper MARI
of Browns building, on the corner Of bedford
and Washington streets. An officer was i'm
mediately despatched to the spot, where 3
large number of persons had collected and
were intensely excited at the strange sounds
apparently of distress, coming from the build
ing. The officer gained an entrance to til,
building, and proceeding to the fifth story, as
certained the noise to come from room occu
pied by a deaf and dumb man, who was at
tempting to read. The result of the officer
researches being made known to the crowd
the street was suddenly vacated Bosto
| Commonwealth.
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ENchahge ana Collection Office Ia Main Street Drafts
Sochs, specie and Bank Notes. bought and sold Bills Of
nAchage Tor NE Old Country, drawn on Aessrs George
PeSDouy 70 L9ndon ready hand. Collections in
tS pit u 'ie United States and Canadas. Also some
Otnet ullngs usuaIy done by Br0kers. nch2n dtf
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4. III. Jcnclts, DENTIST aud Manufacturer of
Mineral Teeth. TEETH inserted fine gold plate from
one tooth to entire set.
Filling and extracting done in the most thorough man.
ner Satisfaction guaranteed in all no charge
~ Office over ENos DoRR Il Co.'s Bookstore fouI
doors north Of the American House.
Worcester, May l. 1854. diff
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=, Afternoon Dancing SchooI.-sgnor i. Pa
fANIl espectuly informs the public, that he will CONF
next, at Brlatey Hall, for Misses and Masters id
will be found at Mr.. PERRY'S Music Rooms M A
Harrington Block, where parents wishing to send hcr
children, will please leave their namesa9d where mar
tlculdrs Will DC maue known. diff au22
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Those of readers who visit Boston, will be amused
by stepping into Oak Hall Clothing House. The attrac-
ton for visitors is immense and the bargains better than
at any place in the city One price cash system is the
motto. au3O w1tSdTh
Now or Nevcr.-Sl5 for a Homestead at Lake
land L. l. These lots selling fast and will soon all be
Sold They are beautifully located for gentleman or me-
chanic We desire friends to have immediate appica-
ton at the office, 21SsAIan ST. See advertisement
au30 d6t&Wlt
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The Convention.

From various sections of the State, we have
the most cheering accounts of the prospects of
the Republican State Convention, to be hold
en- in this city, on Thursday of next week.
In every town and city from which we have
heard, where meetings have been held to
choose delegates, many who never acted with
the Free Sellers, both Wings and Democrats,
attended, and participated in the proceedings;
and we feel the most confident assurance that
large numbers all over the State, have voted
with the old parties for the last time, and will
hereafter give their sympathies, their labors,
and their votes, to the Republican party, and
to the cause of freedom.
Under these circumstances, we may look for
a large, earnest, and enthusiastic Convention.
If it shall be wise and prudent too, may we
not reasonably look for the success of its nom
inees? That the cause will succeed in Massa-
chusetts, is as certain as anything future, and
the only question about it one of time. Why
not put forth our best efforts, and settle that
question nosoa With nearly the whole of the
Free Democracy, and heavy accessions from
both the Wing and Democratic parties, what
party stands so good chance to be in the plu-
rality, as the Republican? Let us work, then,
for that result, and especially let see that in
every town, wise, prudent, and judicious men
are sent to the Convention, and that every
town has its full delegation present.
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no DENTISTS.

Materials for constructing the NelU York. may be had
of GOODMAN & Co., Boston; CHEvALIER New York; JONES
WHITE, Il Co., Boston, New York. and Philadelphia Oh
of the subscriber. s. 2. MILLER.
jyl0 deodtf
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THE FREEMEN,s SONG.

THE FREEME EMS SONG.
TUNE--Scots Uha hae Uf Wallace bled.
Men, who bear the Pilgrims name,
Men, who love your country's fame,
Can We brook your country's shame,
Chains and Slavery?
Traitors, shaped in Southern mould,
Have our honest birthright sold;
Wolves are set to guard our fold
Shame Democracy!
Hunted in his native lair,
Furious fights the Northern bear
Woe to those who reused his ire;
Let them turn and flee.
From our mountains in the North,
freedoms legions sally forth,
Shouting DER the trembling earth,
Death to Slavery
Raise the standard in the van,
Sacred to the rights of Man;
Tyrants meet us if We can ],
We are ready now.
Ere a score of years be past,
Slavery shall breathe her last;
Spike the colors to the mast,
Hurrah for Liberty
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Drawing and Painting.-Miss n. NJ. COFFIl

Drawing nnd PaEmtTR%s-Mlss N. NJ. COFFIN
has opened her Drawing Room for the reception Of
Pupils in Monochromatc Painting, Crayon Head Draw.
ing, Water Color Painting PAPER Mache, and Leather
work All those interested in the invited to call
at her Room, No. 10 WORCESTER BANK BLOCK, Foster ST.
where specimens Of Drawing and ornamental work NAV
be Hours-From 2 till ?. M.
References. Rev. Dr.. Ilil, Rev. DR.. Smaley Mr.,
Enos Dorr, bookstore POS Main st. my26 diff
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There are 800 nonresdents who pay taxes here $3.50
Poll tax only. ~
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The New MECHANICS HALI.-We learn
that an effort is being made at the present time,
~ some Of the active and influential members
of the Mechanics Association to change the
location of the building, which the Society
has voted to erect, from Exchange street to the
more eligible location on Main street, known
as the Waldo lot. We learn that Ichabod
Washburn, Esq, who generously donated to
the association, the lot it now owns upon Ex-
change street, has expressed willingness to
aecede to the proposed change of location,
provided sufficient sum can be raised to
prevent any embarrassment to the association,
by reason of the increased expense OF the lot
and building. We are glad to see this move
ment on foot and hope it may succeed, not
because the other is not a very good location,
but because we believe that the one now pro-
posed is so much better.
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MecInnics' i oOms, with Steam. Poyc

NAetNAMRCs' = oOIRis' WIN stealih IOWCr
To RENT in Cleveland, 0iO.-The UNDERSIGNED has in
process Of erection, Brick Building in central loca
tion three stories high each floor containing about 900
square feet The building VIII be covered with slate,
furnished with two eighyhorse power Engines and will
be ready for occupancy early in the coming fan Any re
quired amount Of steam power will be rented with the
Workers in iron and other metals preferred 10
further information, address J. L. HEWITT
June 30, 1854 DIM Cleveland, Ohio.
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,Dentlstry.-H +. BISHOP, d. D. s., has availed
inse Oh the highest opportunities and the most recent
n improvements in Dental Science With long experience
@ SccGssul practice in this City, lie is enabled to offer
Dentist. is NV SCI 'iOSH VI
T,atl al.
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GrenviIIe's Vegetable Extraca. : Tween


years experience has fully proved that this is the most eff
fectual remedy discovered for all diseases of the
THROAT and MUCOUS MEMBRANE
single bottle will cure canker in the mouth
From one TO three bottles VIII malignant putld
sore throat.
Two to three bottles will cure a nursing sore mouth.
A single bottle viii cure the dysentery.
single bottle will cure canker in the bowels
From two to six bottles will cure Bronchitis.
single bottle will cul canker-rash.
A single bottle will cu scarlet fever
From numerous TESTING als of its efficacy in the last
named disorder, select De following from the late Dr..
Reuben Macy, of Nantuch :, 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 to learn
its effect, When the medicine to this place, the di-
for which it is intended, had somewhat subsidized
consequently there not that call for there otherwise
would have been But has now increased to great e-
tent, consignng almost daily victim TO un-
timely grave. 1t has been confined to children seven
years of and under but lately has begun to spread
among the adult portion of communityI have sold
considerable quantity of the medicine and from the
ports have heard of it, it has uniformly effected cure,
provided it has been taken in One physician of
high standing and extensive practice but who had unor
tunatey lost number of his patients, hearing of the
medicine, procured and administered to his patients,
and he informs that lie has not lost single pa
tent since he began TO gtUe with the exception of
who past swallowing. He esteems it very val
liable remedy A gentleman who had child taken sick
with the CankeRash and Sore Throat procured bottle,
ard trusted wholly in it without the aid of physician,
add although the disease very bad yet it effected
entire great number of instances might be
merated, but think the trial has been sufficient con-
vince any of its great and wonderful power in
quering this truly deporabe and fatal disease. Send
further supply. Very respectfully,
REUBEN MACY.
This invaluable medicine is prepared by Mrs Grenyille
widow of the late Dr. A. S. Grenvie from the formula Of
her late husband, and may be procured of D. SCOTT
Druggist, No. 243 Maiu street. Worcester.
daWtf
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c Mrs. ii. NJ COTbets, INDEPENDENT
oLAIkgOYANT, formerly of Salem, would resne,t-
!uny inform the inhabitants of Worcester and vicinity
v Se prepared to wait upon NIL who wish to consult
her on the past sent and future of absent friends
a persons lost property, coutshp marriage law cases
Kesidence-53 Central street Examinations en- cer,s
Oihce houfs-from to F. NJ nu9a dGt
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The CITY HALL was on Monday evening
last, filed to overlooking, by large and fash
ionable audience, who were eager to witness
the great kaleidoscope of Cuba. So intense
was the excitement, that the City Hall, Qarge
as it is) could not accommodate the crowd
who focked in such numbers, to witness this
matchless entertainment, and the enthusiastic
manner in which the various scenes were ap-
plauded, convinced us that every one present
was well satisfied. The songs and Duets by
the charming vocalists, were sung with much
taste and spirit, and did not fail to elicit the
warmest appreciation of the audience. Ma
jor Felch, the popular proprietor, described
the various views, in mastery manner. The
entertainment is decidedly the best we ever
had in our city, and as such, deserves the pat
ronage of all. This afternoon an entertain
ment will be given, at which children will be
admitted at the low rate of six cents each
This is liberal, let all Of them go.
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A FisIly AuecdOie.-A poor man in Federal st.
bought fish at market the other day. and had it cooked
for his hungry family. They first ate the one side and
turned to the other which speedily disappeared leaving
nothing but the bones precocous wag among the little
oces looked up, the skeleton fully defined itself and
implorngly said, "Turn again, daddy" So it is with the
Russia SaUe, when box out substitute it again.
is the solicitation. 1t cures burns, scalds &c.
Price 20 cents a box. Sold by L. T. Lazell and NJ. B.
Green, Worcester au3o d&w1t
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DRAPER 81 CLARK.

Oer for sale and will keep hand through the season
better assortment of LIME than can be bought at any
other place in the State Also, Cement and Cacne Plas
ter.
Worcester, March Is 1854 diff mch26
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T.. EMORY ALDRICH,
ATTORNEY 6 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
d7 No. Union Block, Worcester d&wtf
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Custom Coat and Pant Makers Wanted
Immediately. Constant employment guaranteed and the
highest prices. None but rsrae workmen need apply
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
au19 diff No. 2 pipers Block
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RnsI,,s Congh Cmre Lozenges.

BusI's Cough Care LOZenges. In way
people liable to be deceived than in the remedies
proposed, for curing the various ills ofe When, there
fore medicine has been tested and long use and sue
cessl cures has proved itself invaluable ought to be
cherished and will be cherished by all who value health
have their way public favor and now held in
the highest estimation, for the of Coughs, Colds In
uenza Hoarseness Bronchitis, and especially Whoopng
Cough and other diseases of the Lungs and Chest Don't
neglect that Cough. Call for Lozenges at BUSH CO.'S
"a Front Street. nGv9 1&wtf
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heetn nied IN the most thorough and sklful manner
~ Once at his Residence. 1856 Main st. aplg don,