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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

CALVIN e. PRATT,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR ATTAIN.
No 206 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

Il The Kentucky Straw Gutter is now manufactured by
the subscriber, and for sale at No. rs Mechanic st. w
cester The attention of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER is solicited TO examination Of the above nipple
ment 1t cuts all kinds OF fodder, from the finest hay to
the coarsast stalks and all kinds Of vegetable wthouany
alteration. In short il is the simple most Efficient
and safest Cutter beng wholly free from the crime Of
amputatng fingers &c., that has been introduced in
this State DAVID BOYDEN.
Worcester Nov, 1853 nay3O dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

GSROUND PLASTER, constantly on hand and
w for sale at our Mill, on Manchester Street.
feb2s d&w5m BLISS, SUTTON, co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

Free Trade and Farmers' Rights. Wor-
cester County Butter and Cheese with all kinds Of Farm
ers Produce Of prime quality, for sale at RoBINS0N'S
Commission Store, No. II Exchange Street
dec6 dNi'rhtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

Or. y. ClnwsOn Kelley, Analytical Physician
OF new York City, win be in attendance at his Office cor
ner Of Mechanic and Church Sts Worcester consuta
on with PATIENTS upon all Diseases during Thursday and
friday March "a and Sd. Ladies and gentlemen in
yited to call. NJ charge for consultation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

-A'"H1S H1' hS Il ABkOOhs
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR 1T Law
d. No. Union Block Worcester dNwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

Girls, that understand Housework can be had by ap-
plying At 2ss Main St., up stairs, Room l. d1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

At the City Auction and Commission Store M Pearl
Sreet worcester Consgnments solicited, and Auction
Business of all kinds promptly attended to.
jams dS,vtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

TENRY IT! THOMPsON'S CELEB A.
n TED WASHING COMPOUND. The manufacturer
of this Compound has no hesitation in pronouncing supe-
or to any article Of the kind before offered to the
public.
1t is entirely free from any substance that viii nure the
color texture Of the finest fabric aud therefore parc
nlarly adapted to the washing Of fancy articles.
For Linen Cambria Muslin, &c, it is unequaled entire
y removing all yeowness thereby rendering the process
Of bleaching unnecessary.
As an article for Toilet it will be found beneficial al
co. for Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, any Eruptons OF
he Skin Sold Wholesale and Retail by
inch diff II. GRIFFIN q CO., Worcester Mass.
DUTTER AND CHEESE.-NOW IN
HD Store five tons OF nice Butter, in large and smell
packages,
Three tons Cheese from New York Diaries, prime ar
licle.
15e bushels White Beans
~, constantly hand, Flour Of all grades, Lard,
HAMS Soaps coarse and fine Salt Grass Seeds, &C., to
which we invite the attention Of the trade
BASSETT, BAYLIES, & HADWEN.
feb13 d&w3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

MES. - Goodwin. experienced and successful
Midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night to at
tend to the duties of her profession Residence 81 Main
street oct21 he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06
THE LAMPLTCHTER

FLOOR PLATES.-SILVER PLATED DOOR
~ Plotes, furnished, and handsomely engraved at
eoUTHGATE's Engraving Rooms, No. 1877 Main street,
Union Block. Also Coffin Pates Trunk Plates, Notarial
md Desk Seals, &c. Silver Ware and Fancy Articles
neatly marked f22 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

No. II Hanover Street, Boston, Mass, Importer Of
French and German Toy Watches Manufacturers Agent
or the sale Of Jewery also, wholesale dealer in Sewing
SILK, Vegetable Ivory Goods Both City and Country
rade is solci ted. INCH d&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

A: Premtiss, Designer and Engraver upon Wood
and stone. House on Crescent Street All orders left
with q. w RICE, at L. D. Goddard & Co.'s will meet
with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to Draft
ng Machinery. decs0 az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

NM EDDING CARDS, WEDDING CAKE
Wv Boxes, and Gard Envelopes, of the neatest and
most fashionable styles, be procured at SOUTH
GATES Engraving and Card Printing Rooms, No. 1877
Main St. Union Block Also, Invitation, Visiting, and
Business Cards engraved printed at short notice. and
Mt the lowest cash prices. feb22 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06
" oHAs. G. pRENTIss, Reg.

COMPREHENSIVE. THE SUBSCRIBERS
" have formed coparnershp for the purpose Of carry
ing extensive business in the Merchant Tailor
ing Line, and also 10 add to that branch large and well
selected stock OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
All Garments made at the Establishment warranted
to be equal any that be found in this city. All gar
ments warranted TO give satisfaction.
u large lot Of Furnishing Goods constantly hand
MEC0RNEY Il BIGEL0W.
W MEcoEYEy,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

Something New. and beautiful engraving
Of the LORDS PRAYER-a picture for every family
Dollar. Agents wanted to circulate it in every town
in the county. fgb25 DIV N. HERVEY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-06

THNO BUILDE q s. SEALED PROPOSALS
a will be received, by the subscriber until the first day
of April next for building Amsouse for the city Of
Worcester; to be located on the city frm and to be
built of brick and covered with slate. The building is
be erected and enclosed by the first of November and
to be completed by the first of August, 1850 Plans and
specifications may be at the Office of Boyden Ball,
architects, Central Exchange
By order Of the Building Committee Of the Common
Council. J. s. c. KNOWLT0N, Chairman.
Worcester, March 2, 1851. d&w3w
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Julius III. SiedhOf offers his services as teacher
q Ancient and Modern Languages to the public Office
No. 1872 Main Street. sept1 dtf
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CONGRESS-THuRSDAY.

sESArE-The entire day was spent in discussing the
question in relation to the reporting and publication Of the
proceedings and debates Of the Senate which finally
settled by authorizing the official reports be published
by the Globe exclusively and subscribing for five thousand
and twenty-five additional copies of that work-beng
eighy-one for each senator in addition to the twelve
which they now receive.
HOUSE OF REPREsENrArUEs-The correspondence with
foreign the rights of neutras referred
to the Committee Foreign Affairs On motion of Mr.
Stanton, Of Kentucky the testamentary documents in
laton to employing military officers in the superntend-
Of public works ordered be printed ci-
tate the operations of the committee appointed inves-
gate that subject The House Commits the
Nebraska and Kansas bill Mr. Miller of Missouri sup
ported the measure and Mr. Banks Mr. Parker of Indiana
Mr. Peckham Mr. Taylor of Tennessee and Mr. Wentworth
of Massachusetts opposed it. Mr. Lndley and Mr. Lecher
addressed the committee the subject of granting lands
for railroad purposes and the duty railroad iron.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.

We devote most Of our available space to-day to the
speech lately delivered in the Senate by Senator Douglas
in to certain charges made against him by clergy
of the Northwest and in vindcaon of his private
character He append to his speech his late Chicago letter
in reply to the interference of certain clergymen the
Nebraska question The prominent position held by
Judge Douglas, in connexion with this great measure
has made him the peculiar mark for attack by the abo-
tonists and their allies and dupes The clergy have sig
nalized themselves in this warfare upon him But Judge
Douglas has met and repused his assaans every point
and when necessary, he has carried the home with
crushing power The speech and letter which publish
to-day will go far towards assigning his clerical assaants
to their true position in public estimation His vindica
ton will be pronounced by all right-minded full
and triumphant No one read them without admirng
the fearless boldness and eoquenee with which he
repels and defes his antagonists.
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ELEGANT Floor received ard sale %
sheets Of goods the above line which rapidly cutting
upa per disfrnw#.
.Tose oicoths ich be produced
w rnssrss win 10 we'll 70 call
stock Specimen qustv
the clnrh srhhnu most hfebs Porirssi %
s~srded
rw-d N no Fair, New YORK
will be found beautiful n,rsiou rno~aic
patterns vs~gv'ea ies heavy snAy
spx pate
Oak wsinut grained psnss
Marble granite pore~issn chinfz
n Rsrln ~ra Lepse table oscinahs from ~
4 odd
~ goods in The above line viii Do ~r .
ron and dicp, fa snppiy q such
80 s
May is--3w~os CLAGfTT nODsoNt
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K Merriam, the meteorological rcnews the recommends
ton apply cold water freely 70 persons who have been
struck by lightning In all where persons struck
down BY lightning cold water the body for hours
40 not he discouraged II immediate is attained
but continue pcrssvcre and II after three nr hours
drenohing animation Is restored add salt % The water
and continue the drcnching have account Of per
son struck down by lightning Staten Island several
years ago who restored after several hours drenchng
With cold water This alone sufficient 70 prompt to
exertons in All beyond the time usually devoted to
restoration Of animation in where persons have been
struck down by lightning
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The following is an extract from letter 20 the New
York Courier and Enquirer dated Havana 18th inst
From all the Of the governor and the tone Of the
different published Is generally thought here
that Great Britain Is the grand prompter Of what nov
being effected Cuba The registration Of the negroes has
undoubtedly brought about BY the British
the idea ~ putting the black population upon equality
with the whites undoubtedly emanaes from It. The
gstratcn Of the negroes win give addition to the
o. $500 600, besides nnumerable which win 20
into the pockets Of petty officials for certificates
with regard the denial that Pozuela gives In regard
TO any compact between Great Britain and Spain
abolition 81 slavery In Cuba. do how anybody
be satisfied with Even he the sole governor Of Spain
and the denial, swearing before the Bible,
should s believe that understanding exists between
England and Spain relative 70 Cuba and that present
the government impulses received from England
f they do sagy under the head Of emancpa-
ton, sl consider that in the total they viii
to that still these fellows, with their assumed greatness
make osth and pretend 10 have pure hands Things pres
ent thus.
Later in the day. Everybody here exoams that the
the governor the beginning Of emancipation that he
trying gain the negroes the party
and Il Is confidently asserted that be authorized BY the
home government give freedom 70 the negroes any
Inent he may think proper"
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SHoCEIsa ~ YrRGp1A.-The Petersburg Wal
Express has letter from Aocomac Courthouse giving an
account Of the horrible murder OF a named George
East by his stepson who is yet minor The letter Gays.
aOvertakng East he stabbed him repeatedly behind AN
he M when the assassin got upon him and literally cut
him to pioccsripping ont the bowels from the breast
downenng him In the breast laying open his heart
inch or two and sahbing and Gushing him in number
places And 70 cap the climax after the blood-thrsty
had left him. fearing as he says that he not
dead he returned propped mp the body against the fence
and cut the throat from to ear the wound extending
entirely through the windppe, and dsointug the neck
He then returned 20 town and delivered himself up saying
he had been intending to do II for a long time
He alleged in his defence That his mother bad been III
treated BY The deceased but II s thought they had fallen
about the property Of Mrs East The parties were
heretofore respectable and in good circumstances II is
also stated viii he difficult 70 prevent The populace
from lyuchng the prisoner 80 great the excitement
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WASHINGTON CITY.


IsEAEL JAHKs No s2 South Tenth Phiiadls
pha general travelling assisted by W.. H.
CoLL4 DK2RIsG, ia Ios. BUrF0K Gao
r. BUTroS, NJ BoDH1, EDAusD W. wiLEY wtILlAA L.
w ArERaAs, and EEOKsK l. McLxoD.
o. MIR, g. w. JAaKE, No. Harrison Ctacna Ohio
general collecting a.ent Texas
assisted by H. J. THoaAs, j. 7. BxAr wa H. TAoaAs r. D.
YKisxH, c. M L. WlsEAAs, A. l.. CmLDs, IRvxa.
Receipts of either viii BE good.
o. Mr. HKsRY M. Lewis u Montgomery, Alabama, gen
travelling agent for Of Alabama and Tennessee
~ Z. n. LAWS Jsm3s O. LKss SAMUEL D. LEWIS
Mr. pAAEL D1eKHxAr, Of Psnnsysaniu, Is authorised
50 hscnpu this and receipt
90 Receipts frnnl sither Of the above win be good
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YAsEEE srrcuLAuos-A Wisconsin paper says tina, =
resident Of chat State probably Yankee by BIRTH has
built 10 the town Of Mcnosha singular craft hundred
feet long containing cabin for the proprietor and his
family, and also large pottery mandatory with fun
set Of machinery for grinding clay and manufacturing
earthenvsre The machinery is propelled by windmill
which elevated asve deck The proprietor designs a.
the navgabe season 70 descend the Wisconsin
and Mississippi rivers stopping In his ark whenever night
ovcrtake him exhibiting the Of manufacturing the
article and selling his to the bengh,ed inhabitants
o. the region ne anticipates profitable az we ss an
agreeable "Trip.
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popular branch Of Congress in single year How the
Latsgsner regarded this conduct It's language must
bear Us witness We copy from editorial article in the
National LateHge0 d July II ls4l, Indignantly rebuk
ing the minority in Congress Let the members Of the
present Congress carefully read this extract
ITO all human contention there be limit Ma
imposes wAe AHBaR lao u se. Bat 1t surely
be maintained that there should be limit debate leg
atiye bodies but neapacty from exhaustion pro-
long il. Surely that Il the condition uron which all
Legislative powers eonhded BY the constitution Con
gress for, apoa saeh construction, gerry evident
CoAgrsss eOad Legislative pooey rAatersr bt BY
permission Of The opposit0H THE 4
eLUDEs DOING IT AND ExERcIsE
GRANTED POWER MUST NOT BE DEFEATED SUaBER
HOUSE, less than a majority, who
seek, by the power Of ung override the win Of
those who pronounce the law To guard against the
possibility of Of violence and confusion likely TO arise
from conflicts of this Sort the constitution has, moreover
its proceedings, punish its members for disorderly beha
vior,' &e.
But to look at the subject more nearly how long is it
reasonable that any question in either house Of Congress be
debated before requiring decision upon itG When the cry
against the gag raised in the Senate Monday last
the Bank bill had been fifteen days under debate and
proposed take the question for days
verge enough for debating question already fully discussed
IA all political circles as thar Of the Bank"
Words almost have been made for the occa
sonwords Of wisdom now, If Of federation thirteen
years ago yne hte2gaeer in those days indignant
mipagty daring ask than twenty days dis
the Bank Of the United Statesa scheme fruitful of
evils to the whole ton; and is ndig-
that minority should not have than about four
months enabrdss the majority and TO discuss the ques
ton whether the people fit to govern the Territories in
their own way under the constitution
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AN ABoLlTToYIsT REBUKED.

The rebuke that could be administered to fac
ZIONIST the whitening reply of Mr. Wright TO Mr. Gid
dngs when the latter called Mississppan TO
to the tale of horror with which he attempted to
cite the feelings Of northern against their southern
brethren Mr. Wright said to him that there
Der that Hoor from Mississippi who had not too much
selfrespect to respond any charge from such source
This just and fit rebuke. But citizen of Louisiana
who happened be in the House. and familiar with the
tale of horror adyered to- has forward sgmatze
the calumny still further he speaks plainly and pointed
ly--the only way speak 10 such disorganizer
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SALE TO-DAY.
81 GREEN ! SCOTT, Aus,,.n.sr.

ny GREEN A. SCOTT, Auesloassr1-
VALUABLE BUILDING Loss Ar AUCTION.-On Friday,
the lsi instant shall sell O'clock p tho prem
Lou Nos s, ana in subdivision square as
ne % l5ah nd M streets.
Also let NO. square No 247,
hont feet feet deep wild alley.
Lots Noe "a and A., No a4e fronting i3
aud l. streets.
Lot No, 10, Ia square No 34a.
Lots Nos. ~ and 20, Ia square No. 3lsl
Al the last mentioned mont llh west
and X north.
All The above described property
healthy and desirable city,
ny 81 the Fankn building
The sale will q, T. square
asI
Terms liberal, and made known sale.
GREEN n SCOTT,
May lid Aucuoneen
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-19
MY FIRST DAY IN WASHINGTON.

To the Editor Of the Union
Sm arrived here yesterday, and for the first time Wis
tied famed Capitol witness the dongs of wise
men in Congress assembled entering
Hall tall, meagrs Cassus-like individual the floor.
His name believe, begins with Joshua and ends with Gid
dngs. listened with much attention at this raying mad
until his hour out, for it the first abolition
speech had heard II the most obscene inamma
tory and disgusting harangue that have had the mis-
fortune hear Not satisfied with abusing the STAKEHOLDER
with the ephets the language Of bngsgae he
regaed his admrng free soil friends with tale of woe
located in Mississippi and drawn, he ad from the Law
Reports Of the State Having been citizen of Mississippi
for many years. and knowing all about the alluded to-
have thought proper for the benefit Of all good citizens who
have heard the speech Of Mr.. Gddng TO that his
" terrible slavery story Is false from the beginning to the
end-a bareaced fabrication told for base and
wicked purposes The of the negro girl alluded by
him married her Upon the death OF her master the
girl dad adiar his estate The girl and her chill
dren sod either public private sale. Mr.
Giddngs utters unmitigated caiumny when he says
that the criminal laws not executed in the South
against the murderers of its poor negroes The only white
hung in New Orleans for killing negro.
white killed negro in Baton Rouge few weeks ago,
and the citizens of the parish well nigh mobbng him.
He is jail in heavy irons and is Of the galows
| am sorry to here in the Federal City south
ern men opposed the Nebraska bill, and going into
secret caucus with the aboitonists af the North Only
think Of Theodore Hunt and Joshua Giddings smoking
pipes cheek BY ow oh shame, thou hast indeed forgot
how to blush Oh for American Punch TO hand down
these worthless after ages and let them read their history
in nations eyes, but in the more appropriate place
of the comic almanac reoced learn that the good
patriotic of the North have to the and that
the bill viii pass by handsome majority For the honora-
bic and patriotic course Union in this matter you
entitled TO the lasting gratitude Of the country.
Very truly, your obedient servant,
A LoUISIANIAN.
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WHEELrSG, May Is.-During the violent storm of wind
and rain evening the wire suspension bridge the
Ohio about which there has been much litigation
completely blown down. and lies perfect wreck in the
river bottom upwards The strong cables have been twisted
off, and the abutncnt slightly injured No lives however,
have been lost The did other damage in the city, but
nothing Of a ssrious character.
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lfartos.

NEw YosH MAY Is.Flour duil-ssles Of 5000 barrels
State os 81 ~ southern At 81 sass ~. Wheat
duersales 10 600 bushels southern red At 81 IS. Corn
sales 20 900 bushels Of MIXED O. yellow 70 cents
Cotton has declined one fourth. Stocks dull.
BALrINoRE, May ls.-Four held AT - rs. Wheat-saes
~ 900 busols red 81 9s s7 white at 81 % 81 Oi
Cornaes 100 600 bushels white at n u ccntsi yellow
20 oatssales at 80 60 cents. Rye sold AZ
al H. Prices % other articles unchanged.
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large portion Of the manuscript Of the Sentimental
Journey in Sternes Photograph has been purchased
for the autograph department Of The British Museum which
also obtained between SIXTY and seventy letters from Lord
Nelson 70 Lady Hamilton, ncudingthc last he wrote
10 any one.
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HON. f. McMULLEN. OF VIRGIN

This gentleman left the city days since account
of indsposition. We gratifed to learn by letter
from his physician that he is fairly convaescen and
that he will be able in few days and his
seat in the Heuse.
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Faaare 70 Eiecf a Z

Failars Elect Uaed States Senator CoHaecieuf.
HARTFORD Conn., May ls-The house Of representa-
tiyes to-day baoted three times for United States
I'LL the unerpred term Of Senator Smith, but made
choice The Of this failure is because portion Of the
wings refused ray the bargain making Lafayette Foster
speaker Of the house. and wing senator for the long term
and Francis Gillette (reeo) senator FOR the short
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NATtoSAL HoTrL, May Is, 1854.

The speech of the Hon Moses Mcdonald, Of Maine, in
support of the Nebraska bill has troubled the New York
Tribune ycausng the editor to plunge desper
atey into boilnghot two-column leading editorial in
which he founders about and wthes if his body had
been pierced with a score Of poisoned darts