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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-10-17
THOMAS Fl. SELBV g. CO.,
AUCTFONEERS,
AND CONfNIISSION WERCH

AMI CONA MESS1ON MERCAA NRSS .a
No 80 MAIN ST., (Hobbs' Biock) WORCESTER,
NJ GUILD inform the citizens Ct Worcester that they
w have established themselves in the Auction and
Commission business at tie above place. and that they
Will be pleased 10 receive cnnsgnments property OF
every descrptlen to he sold either auction private
sale. 1881
Persons having second hand FURNITURE, and wishing
to dispose of the same will find this season Of the
year TO sell We also will give particular to
the sale Of REAL ESTATE, Personal Property, any
part OF the County.
Our experience and knowledge of the Auction business
we ust VIII enabe give entire satisfaction those
who may do business with US Every thing We warrant
good or perfect If not so the money mil be returned By
conducting business honorable principles, we hope
to secure the confidence Of the ppblic. .H
We have in store and constantly receiving great
variety OF Goods to be sold Auction private sae and
wOeld invite purchases call and assortment OF
NEW SOFAS, ROCKING CHAIRS,
MATTR SSES, LOOKING GLASSES,
BROADCLOTiIS, LINENS, &c.
BLANKETS, CARPET BAGS, and TRUNKS
Also, several Chests OF superior Young Tyson
chohg EA Crushed and other SUGARS, wi many other
articles, all of which will be sold private sale
tremely oS prices.
Sales property consigned US will be settled imme
diately.
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PATIENTS,
R'ney1ean and Fere1gn Office, and agency Of the
~ U. s. Patent Ofce Washington, 81

AmerTean and Fere1gn Office. and agency Of the
@ U. s. Patent Ofce Washington,
ell No. % State Street, - Boston.
ENHE subscriber, by appointment from The Commission
er of Patents, is agent OF the U. s. Patent Office fol
ceivng and fol wardng to the same, models specimens
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of erpenss and rssk, and with despatch
lie prepare Caveats spaei6caons, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. validity OF inven
tons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries s e#at @@t &nME
by application at this office, inventors are saved the
time and cost OF journey Washington, and delay there
as well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF 0erbdty explaining her
Inventions and of consulting in respect them Matters
IN general Of paramount importance in order TO obtain
correct specifications and CLAIMS The experience of sfr
teen years. praclce extensive collection Of works,
decisions &c. on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws,
and patents OF different countries collected al
pense during the long time this Office has been estabshed
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford inventors,
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents and information
which in other respects might he difficult of attainment.
lh a.h n. ii. EDDY. Cipti Engineer.
Boston, Sept !, 1913 M ewly &eod
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TO LET,
THE BRICK STORE, in which the Post Office Is kept
in The Center OF sutton Mass. said large and
convenient aud viii be let very moderate terms, il is
good situation or business well be fund.- for
Counlry Aso for sqle the stock OF Goods said
which III he sold such terms, cannot help
suit any one who may wish take the and Post
Office. Possession lie gwen any time desired, the
above offers chance any wishing TO enter in
10 COED business which will require but small Capitol
For further information apply on The premises.
A. 5. TENNEY.
soton, Sept. 10, 1913, d~1
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PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES.
AZ A

100 W AIN : NEE - N II
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE
The subscriber is happy to inform the citizens OF Wor
ser and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. S. l.. WALKER 99.a4
TO remsn in Worcester short time longer Thus giving
opportunity those who have called and have not had
chance to sit, previous engagements and
crowded of my to call again. MIR. Walkers
reputation artist of superior merits and skill any
Who have visited Worcester, is well established
need any comments, suffice say that he has received
In New York, and is the ONLY Daguereotypst in Wor-
caster who has received Premium, advertisements
Ioc0nrary Notwithstanding. 81 fH a'"# *ta
Having enlarged my Rooms to tlOice tae size Of any
stkers in This city would invite czens and strangers
eali, whether contemplating sitting not.
June s. DIFF GEO. ADAMS.
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Ill still be without delicious ofwhte pear
W ly TEETH, and sweet, fraIrant Bseth, when
you can have hem boh by usung 2s box If IDNE-'S
AMBER TOOTH PASTE. 1t whtens the Teeth, hard
ends the Gums, sweeens the BreHth and is WITHOUT
cepon the NEST beautiful sud economical Dentr dce
used For sre by j. CIRCUIT JR. 20l Main ST. Worcester.
Sept IL 1913 dwSm
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CitV Optical Rooms,

THE undersigned having disposed OF the Right fer the
County OF Worcester or selling their PARABOLA
AND GaLVANIG SPECTACLgs, to Mr. GEoRas PARK.
they would recommend him to the patronage of their
hiends and The pubic. JOHN p PAINE SON.
he sub criber wo1ld IN orm his patrons and The pub
lie hut ne has taken the Agency of GEoBGE PARK,
for the sale Il
PaIne's PaTabOEa and GaEvanIc
SPECTACLES,
and that the on place in Forester where they he
NO. 2ll MAIN STREET, 2 doors ntrth of The United
States Hotel. Es..el arlf
The Gaivanc Speciacles combination OF zinc and
silver constructed that current OF galvanism
stanty circulated among the Eye which is Acknowledged
be very advantageous the sight, well COOLING
and soothing iHfamed weak eyes. They are also
almost nable tor the Headache and any
person having used them for reasonable length of
time test them, will not part with them for ten
their value. IS sae F. H. PUTNAM,
Oct4. It No. 2ll Main St.
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4 49, CEEAnI0TI-w0R SALM.

- EtAAG&EI SEAl4l3 J5l--& va GAAGs
~aaAEs4y WHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
3@& < located on lINcoLK STREET, in the Cry
OF Worcester, four minutes walk fron the
@s$ T,9yS Court House, ase the property OF Hon.
j JosEPa G. KENDALL, containing from tour
'~@&44-s@a five OF choice land, bounded
eTy 10 feet ON Lincoln street, sonthery Kendall
street $40 feet eNsterly Oak Avenue nearly 800
and northey the ol Rev AlonZo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas There are the premises, good Barn,
recently erected and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection Of the an
varieties OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Pums, Ounces
&C. The other portions the land in grass and grain,
and suitable for gardening There is copiOus and
spring of water IN the lot capable of being used
tor artificial fish pond, other purposes.
The above Estate ao IDS chance for any gentle
wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence or, may be divided into lots afford
the opportunity for profitable speculation. If sold
private SALE It will be divided into lots and sold
ApCtioH
For further information permitted to refer to Rev.
ALONz0 FILL, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or P. W. WAIT,
Keeper Of the American Temperance Exchange.
j. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June 90. l84s. @saa dwtf
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NEUEUAL EEESE INSURANCE..


THE PEOPLES MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
FANH Of Forester, Mass. continue to effect nsur
cs all kinds of buildings except those Of an
hazardous character, and upon Neat Stock Hay and
Grain, Household Furniture Provisions, Wearing Appar-
e. aai Merchandise generally and also uTOn all kinds of
Manufactured Articles, and Stock in the process of mana
actUre, excepting stock Cotton and Wooden Mills,
property alike hazardous such terms cannot fail 10
give entire sasinCton dividend Of seventy~cish
on the dollar made by this Company on the Policies
watch expired on the first of this month and it is conf~
IDENTIFY believed That stl larger dividend will be msde
N future under ay0rlbie circumstances the past
With these inducements offered the public 8espect~
uiy invited 10 examine tile basis which this institu
tun il established and avail themselves gifts benefits, by
applying at the CompaHys office,
No. 3, ta2der BriaIey Hall,
Opposite the American Temperance House, Worcester.
DIRECTORS.
b II. Hemenway, Forester Joseph Pratt, Forester.
George Bowen, do. Joseph Boyden, do.
5&Ues II. Wall, do. Warren Hunt Douglas.
Amos Brown. 30. jena Warren. Grafton.
James Estabrook do. II A. Denny, Leicester.
George A. Dresser, do wv. Jenkins, IT., Barre.
Fo-ato Il. Tower, do. John Edgell, Gardner.
E. H. HEAENWAY, President.
o. HARRINGTON, Secretary. I.
Worcester, Sept /, 1917. dwtC
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERR0rYPES.

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment !!
No 8 Brinley Hall. No. 8.
fENIS Establishment, which is the oldest and pop
4 uar ever established in Worcester, untes rare
advantages for carry ing the Daguerrean Art in all its
perfection and beauty Within bref time this establish
meAt has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and have never
besn exselet. The proprietor, Dr.. Van Astin. having
had many years practical experience in his art pre-
pared to bgai
Challenge amy Competitor
70 a trial kill, either the perfection and beauty Of
Daguerreo pc productions III lie exceeding cheapness
which he is enabled offer them the public He has
Imported for his exclusive which
superior any this city elseW here and his pictures,
which warranted to he superior TO any that can be
produced in Wore put up IN rich and elegant
cases, for The 10 ~ price Of
One Dollar Only.
N. D. STOCK OF superior qualiy cous aRtly on hand
and for sale. DIR. VAN ALSTIN. .
Worcester, July 90. .i dEtf :
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Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
,rv nOWN AGAIN. Hassss :.


TH0'S C. WALES will sell at GREATLY
Il REDUCED PRICES all kinds OF BOO rs d. SHOES
by the dozen or package at his Entire Cash Boot and
SAos Store" Ne. 10 ard 81 Broad and
46 and 4S CENTRAL STREET, BOSTON.
T. c. W. would also inform his old ustomers and all
purchasers Of INDIA RUBBER Shoes that he has been
ioined Selling Agent tor the largest importers Of Para
hU8BERs, and for all the principal manufacturers Pa
tent Rubbers this country making the extensive
assortment Of RUBBER SHOES 10 be found in anv one
Store In Amercr all OF which he is authorized sell Tor
CASH at the loest market prices and hernl
terms ldlw2m-Aug. rs.
TTVHERE lis A NUMEROUS GLASS OF AILMENTS
i which readily give way to the purifying and tonic
powers OF .'Ns
: ri, JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP, ~
adapted to all diseases of the skim such az Tan Freck
les Morphew, B tches Ecurvey, Eryspeas, Salt Rheum
Barbers Itch, &C. &C. Those who desire a p
v #II CLEAR, HEALTHY COMPEXION, a1l
would do well give this admirable Preparation trial
It's cost s hut As for large cake. Be ask for
Jonss' Italian Chemical Soap For sale hy J. CIRCUIT
ia, sol Msin OF, Worcester dwsm- Sept 49, is4S. !
.a...r rH. a#H. 4HfHaHT #a4 s. Ha
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G3e& D8((p 1)p,
Pnbtishe3 at No 1872, .nain- Street, rP0rcestcs
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor aad Proprietor.

Tbs price OF TIE DAILY spy is Three Dollars per
anngn, Or sevenyve Cents per quarter, if paid strictly
IN adyance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum or One Dollar per quarter II
E0i paid in advance.
TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY
p3bhshed weekly the same Office Terms,-$1, G5 IN
shvance or 22,GO fnot paid in advance
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Farmers. Merchants and IIechanioa.1


IA ILL finn al The Worcester County Agricultural Ware
Y House, and Seed Store No go, Man Street, opp0.
site the City Hail. Worcester Herbs Grass. Fowl Meadow,
Red Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Glover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat White
Bears, and Peach Stones.
Eagle, sesharpenng, siis-Hli and subsoii Plows.-
Plow Wheels, Cutters Points and Irons Geddes' fiar-
lows, tiarrows Cultiyator Harross, Cuyatocs, seed
Planters WheelbarrOws, Canal Bsrrows, AMI Stoe Bar
10 -, Store Trucks large and small Sugar Mills Tanning
Mills, Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters, Straw Cutters
and Garden Rolls
Cheese Hoops Presses, Baskets and Tubs. Wash Tubs
Pals Pail Cans, Wood Bowls, Trays, Soap Dishes, Salt
Morals, Butter, Fruit, sugar, Spice Kne Boxes and
Churns Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, and Mop Handles.
Axe, Hoe, aud Shovel Handles. Ok Yokes, and Bows,
Road Tree and Bench Scrapers Grass Shears Hooks
Nurse Cards and Brushes BTG-h Scythes and SMITHS Log
Draft Whfleree Stake Trace, Halter and Cattle Tie
Chtins CuTn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn Guitars,
Fails, GriGistones. and Cranks, Whestones, Axes,
Hatchets, budding khves, Sausage Filters Woodaaws.
and Saw Frames Garden Rakes, Grant ery Rases Potato
Diggers, Manure Hooks, Muzzies, Clohe and Field
Baskets, Gravel Picks and indies, Shovels Spades
Hoes, and Manure Forks and variety Of other usetG
articles which will be sold fair prices by tire subscriber
Hat4 aa Otis CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug. 80, 1888 d&wf
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PH ELP57 CUM PUU n D
r q We A r o PEE Is.
JOnes's Spassish Lily W Rite.

al VzLcS , SED0asESA AEEy SG Rl1t@s
I S the hest Preparation Tor lmparnng 10 The Skin
. natural, healthy clear, living white at the same
time making it soft ard smooth ..... t..f
Dr. James Anderson Practical Chemist o. Massachusetts
says after anas zng Jonps's s"ani>h Lily "A hite,
lnd possesses the most beautiful and natural aud
the same time innocent white ever l certainly
conscentIousiy feeommynd lis all skins
cure heHuul' ing. g."
Price 25 cents box For sale BY ]. CIRCUIT, JR. 20I
Main ST., W67ceSteT ..t dW3 n-Sbnt h. 1913.
d ING WORM SALT RHEUM, Sc RVY. EKY-IPE-
II Las BARBERs ITCH often cured BY JONES' Ha!-
ran Chemical Soap when every kind OF remedy iaed.
Tnsi cures pimpes, reckes and clears The KIN all know.
Sold ~ the American Eagle, e Chatham 81, N W and
byJ CIRCUIT ia POI Main ST. Worcester.
Sept, l5 1919 dw5m
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Testimonials.


shlE most positive and respecable, frequently
! ceiysd in favor OF JONBS'S CORAL HAIR Rec
TlRATITE.
Many whose hair Is cant, testify its stimulating the
gYot0tk of Hair.
Others whose hair falls Off and who trouhed with
DandruF testify TO is intoxicating and cleansing qualities
Apart from these recommendations, is found to be
uns1rrassed for imparting the hair
DARK, GLOSSY, SILKEN, APPEARANCE,
that is beaut ful, and universally admired.
II is also communicating but IS per bottle
Be careu! and get the genuine. For sale by ]. GROUP
1R, 2Ol Main st.. FORESTER dw3m-S.pt. 10 1873
PHELPS COMPOUND
Il q We A o PILLS.
TUE Vegetable Remedy Diseases lug from I'm
pqrities fthe Bioad: DyYepsia, hcrofaa, and all
CAron7c Diseases Also, sub,tiinre tor Caoznet
CathaT c IN Fevers am all Bilious Ar cionS 1hei have
no rival III curing klljoGs Diseases psa, Lvr Com
plants sick !ea ache Jaluice, Colds, uhnenz, Cas-
arrah, Rhumaiisn, lieaGt~burn cid stomach pIraiou.
Loss OF Appetite, Costiveness Collie, sc; and heinz mi
in their operation without pro ucng iebiitv they
perfect! sale tor those dehiItlted and feeble c"nslu
tons AS general Family Medicine, hey unpq ua led
beng apple be and satetor the Dung and nged
For sac wholesa.e and Retail by j. CROFT, JR.
Wo ces ter sept % dW3m
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faa Otis CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug. so, 1913. d&wu
OLD BAY STATE CLOTHING STORE,
Red Sign, No 5, Merchant Rou,
FRONT WORCESTER HOUSE.
A, 2. WARE & CO.,
TTAVE made extensive arrangements for the accom-
mediation OF their friends and the public large and
are now prepared to exhibit larger, varied, and
cheaper Stock OF
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
than at any former lime. They particular atteS~
ton to extensive Stock of
FINE OVERCOATS.
Some of style and superb fnishas well as heavy
Blanket Beaver, Pilot Satinet, and many other descri
lions of Lower Priced Ouer Garments.
In DRESS and FROCK COATS, il is enough to say
that assortment Is guile complete end they
Alsu-VESTS by hundreds, and consisting. oil Velvet
Satin, Cashmere Cloth and other descriptions 20 numer
Gus TO name-some at very low prices.
HEAVY BUSINESS COATS.
varying in price from $500 to 500 Aiso-Kice Bust.
ness COATS, some o the Paio Aito cut, Also--Prob-
A. P. WARE d co, have made extensive arrange
meDts for YOUTHS g. BOYS CLOTHING of every
description, and their Stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Umbrellas, Socks, Gloves, overals Green spencers ant
MEMS 81 BOYS CAPS,
will be found quite complete Persons of every age and
station here obtain every article which economy
fancy or convenience may dictate and In cases at
much less price than elsewhere 5asaa aas
The attention of country merchants is invited.
Sept. Gift
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-08-03

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN FEMALES
"Thc English girl spends more than onc-
halt u her waking hours in ply sicnI nmuse-
ments, which tend to develop aud invigo-
rate, aud rpen the bodily powers. She
rides, walks, drives, rows upon the water.
runs, dances, plays. sings and jumps the
rope, throws the ball, hurls the quot, draws
the how, keeps up the shnillecock. and al
this without having il forever pressed on
her mind that she is thereby wasting her
time. She does this every day until it be-
comes habit, which she will follow up
through life. Her frame as n necessary
consequence, is larger; her muscular sys-
tern better developed; her nervous system
in better subordination; her strength more
enduring, and the whole tone of her mind
healthier. She may not know ns much at
the age Ut seventeen MS does the American
girl--as general thing, she does not--but
tho growth Of her intellect has been stimu-
lated BY no dollhouse culture; and though
snaturity comes later. il will last proportion.
ably longer. Eight hours each dny of men.
cal application, for girls between ten and
nineteen years, or ten hours each dav. as
is sometimes required At school, with two
hours for religious duties. and the remain
der for physical exercise, nre enough to
break down the strongest constitution"
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NOBLE SENTIMENTS.

81 have no private purposes to accom-
plish-no party projects To build np-no
enemies 10 pnnish-NorHING To SERVE hut
NY couNrRy."--Z. Taylor.
Such sentiments as the above nrc worthy
the source from which they sprung. No.
bier and Pwer were never spoken bv man.
They nre worthy Of the generous aud brave
heart that conceived them, md the pen
that wrote them. They are the o,itpour-
ins ii a heart fresh and pure in its love Of
country. and devoid Of those petty schemes.
characteristic Of the trading politicians Of
these dcgencrated days. and are alone
found in the bosoms of the good and true.
They arc from one who has served his
country for forty years in the tented field,
who hns exposed his person in various
climes and no matter whether in the com.
mand Of a single company, or the chicfc com.
mnnd Of an army, has always proved the
snmc firm and unbending patriot. They
are the sentiments Of the man who docs
M, desire office from personal considera.
tions--of Que who il actnaied alone by n
desire TO serve his country in my way that
no may be called upon by his country
men.
Such man the people want for Prcsi-
dent; one who has no prisnte purposes Of
malice 10 subserve, no individual interest
10 crafty. They want President who
has no party prospects to build up. one who
will devote his entire talents, heart and
soul, TO the promotion Of the best interests
Of the largest portion of his countrymcn.
and whose attention will not be diverted
from bis high duties. and who will not con-
descend to the punishment Of those who
have differed with him in politics and
thwarted hs views.
Gen. Taylor il emphntically tho man
for the crisis that has arrived in our nation
al affairs. The time is fast approaching
when firm henrt and n steady hand, are
essentially necessary for the future vel
fare Of our beloved institutions. None can
be better for command in this pcrilous state
of things, than the Old Hero who comman.
ded ut the bloody fight Of Buena VISTA
That was day to try mems souls, and no
blv md CALAMITY did Gen. Taylor perform
this duty. and redeem the high trust repo-
scd in him. With an army numbering on.
" from 4 to 5000 men. and most Of them
volunteers, he met Santa Annals host,
numbering 10000 Mexican troops; and
,hsv were proudly repulsed and driven
hack bv .'Old Zach and his gallant little
band. II is true they wcrc raw troops,
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For Ac Gazette.
TAYLOR SONCS.-NO. /.

TrxE-UiM helmet OH his bror.
With the laurel on his brow. my boys,
And Fillmore by his side,
Old Tack Taylor will SHOW YOU how
To Washington he'll ride.
To Washington he'll ride my boys,
Before him all will yield
As fed the foe before him, on
Red Buena Vis,a's field.
Then wave aloft the starry flag
Above the chicf,ain's head,
II FOLLOWED him DER tower and crag
And waved above the dead.
And as il waved at Monterey
Above his fallen foes,
Again on next elect day
lis triumph wen disclose. .....
Sound, sound, your wa,chword high my boys,
And let its echoes play,
And cheer the million swelling hearts
With JOY for that grea, day.
When Zack upon his old white horse,
To Washington shall ride,
SO clear the track, old Zack il up
And Fillmore BY his side
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, my boys,
They're of, away, away,
Well see them oil come back my boys
On next election day.
On next election day my boys,
The peoples voice will tell,
Tn. ballot boxes then will show
Who tits we love so well.
He's shrined upon our hearts my boys,
His name is on our blades,
And they love to hear his honor'd name
The fair young FIawk-Eye maids.
The fair young Hawk-E.c maids. my BOYS.
Will s,rew his path with flowers,
II he should ever come TO these
Warm hands and hearts OF ours.
Then peal the rafting charge, my boys,
And let the welkin ring,
Wave, wave, our star lit flag on high,
And Taylor's praises sing.
Old Rough and Ready Tough, for US
Thro' many bloody field,
IT'S now our turn to fight for him,
And never, never yield.