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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-18
Books and Stationery.
]. S. WESBY,

I24. Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all kinds Of
IVA SCHOOL BOOKS in in the different schools
In this city, together with good assortment of BLANK
EOOKS-ANNUALS for 1919, and other lift Books.
STATIONERY of all kinds-Cap Note and Letter
PAPER-also variety Of Fancy Articles and Gard Ba,k
etsGoid and Silver Pensils-Pens, Ink States and Sand.
BIBLES in every style of binding-Hymn Books-TO5
Books Plain and COlored.
The above will be sold upon the easonable terms.
FOWLERS FRENOIOGICAL WORKS Tor sale
Also subscriptions received for the PhrenOlo Journal
and the Water Cure journal.
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at the lowest rates, at
Dec so. dw3m ]. S. WESBY'S, 1874 Main st.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

SITUATED IN WORCESTER, mile from the CITY Hall.
S-s HNHE premises consist of ONE HUNDRED ACRES
ensM 4 of good Land under high state of cultivation,
well stocked with all the various fruits adapted 10
our climate expense having been spared procure the
best kinds the country would afford. The buildings are
good The BARN is one of the best in the County 20 f.
by 49,, with 20 posts and Cellar under the whole. Ii
was recently built at Of thousand dollars The
buildings are supplied with WATER brought in aqueduc
The owner would divide it, if preferred and sell par
either with or without the buildings and portion would
be sold, desired in small lots of from to five ace s
thus aording an eligible opportunity for those who de
sire to build and have little Land for cultivation This
esase furnishes one of the best opportunities
had for securing valuable property The of
this fourshing city, either for Investment occupation.
For further particulars, inquiry may be made the
SPY OFFICE. dwtf Jan 22
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FARM FOR SALE.

AA Vie subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
EneM about half mile south of Grafton centre con-
tanning about eighty five acres of good Land well
watered-the buildings in good condition-the House
IS large and convenient for families, with never
failing we'll Of excellent water in the househe Barn has
been built within few years. The Farm is divided into
fas.ure, wood Land, Moving and Tilage. There is q
good Water Privilege the premises where dam can
be raised without flowing other premises Said Farm
VIII be SOLD low and on easy For further inorma-
ton apply TO the subscriber in Sutton CENTRE oto HENRY
G. PRENTICE on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD.
Sutton Dec 5, lS4S adwtt
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Turkey Hill Estate for Sale.

FTNHIS valuable Estate is now offered Tor ssle on
f.AA terms that cannot fail 10 suit purchasers. II
cs consists OF about sixty acres Of Land with cong
venent Buildings The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the OF said Farm, and falls in
aract of hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
OF about 70 rods forming Of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grist Saw Lathe and
shince Mills all in good running order. The Mill Pond
ia one mile in length and extends from the read leading
TO New Drantree that leading Barre Half mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir. For description Ofths Pond Lake
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts,
Prom the best authority, and actual survey would
announce the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with ali their attendan machinery, that amount
of any other The location is good, and easy of access
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester on the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may by calling the subscriber or those
he has the liberty to refer 1t will be sold whole
or in seperas privileges, may best suit purchasers.
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
New Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis, Rorcester,-Alber
Curtis, Esq. New Worcester,-Thos. Bottomly Esq,
Leicester,-A. B. Pike Esq, Providence, r. L,-simon
c, Grout, Esq, Schenectady N. Y.,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs & Scott, Woreester,-Wilard Snow, Esq, Por.
fSn,--Daniel A COburn, Esq, LoweH..
CHARLES HERsEY
New Worcester Dec. 20, le9S. dwtf
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Machine Shop to Rent,

"a BUILDING IS fest by 49, the basement stone, the
s N other three stories BRICK, substantially built siiua
ted in the village Of East Brookfed within 40 rods Of
the Western Rail Road, with permanent and safcien water
power, will be leased for term OF years for any kind Of
ground wthnu ascending any stairs aud thus
aordng cohyeuences for any kind of heavy business
directly into the budin No ESTABLISHING Mt Of the kind
be desirable for any business requiring wafer and
great facilities OF with all parts Of the country.
furnace which makes castings, and several other kinds Of
business carried the premises For further
,cuars, apply personally or BY writing % 4 T. WALKER
Feb2. diff
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PREMIUM
DaguerreOtype Establishment /!
No, @ BrinIeV Hall. No. @.
PREMIUM


THE proprietor OF this Establishment is prepared
usual to furnish his friends and the public with the
most perfect Daguerreotypes that can be procured OF
the character OF the pictures this long estab
ished Gallery is enough repeat that III have
ed the very HIGHEST tokens of award from the late
Mechanics Fair In this city, and from other equally
peten ENTHUSIASTICALLY establishment in the country
enjoys more enviable reputation lite perfect and bic
like types as wen the beauty and expression OF their
ons bs a aas most aver ia.
vented and give groups ofany number perscEs from
thirty each figure perfectly represented without
obstruction from cloudy weather Persons wishing Pic
enclosed Lochets Cases. be suited with any
desirable style patterR and OF the most magnificent
finish Pictures ofhe largest size for Paror Ornaments
taken lowest Parents and others wishing
Daguerreoypes of children will find particular attention
devoted to this department of types.
Having secured also the services of of the MOST
SKILFUL and EXPERIENCED Daguerreotype
Artists from Boston the subscriber is confident i'll hsng
able excel any rival In the pro ession Please can and
examine for yourselves. Dr. A. VAN ALSTlN Is
March, So, l949. Diff
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TO THE LADIES'
BLACK Silks
FOR YlsITEs AND MANTII1

FOR VlSITES AND MANTIILAS
a VERY handsome high ustre visie SILK for Is cents
togener with every other quality imported inclnJ,
ing some richer Black Silks than have ever hsp
oHered IN Worcester An entire new stock of FaINars
1lMPs and LAcEs Tor trimming Visites-yeyy chem
20 The pattern garments for Visites. Mantil-
las and Sacks, are this week arriving rom New York IN
when the attention Of all purchaxers is invited "
April q. DIV II. ii. CHAMBERIJN
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Cheap Goods at Chamberlin'sa

SHOUT at wool CARPETS a. Il, cor,.
= Good all wool CAssIMERES. so -
s,o, sb ~ MS, At Sl50
com,no ma"h iu' Shee.ihss, at St cts
&C., Dit. uo cts
Fine dn 49,, 81 cts
Good Scotch GINGaAMS at IN o.s
New psin,ad 10 al l24 cts
Fine M0ussenes de Lame At iSI ~. US
do Silk Warp ALPACCAS at az ~.
Plain Mousselines de Lame at Ioi w.
Cotton Hose at Accf US
Handsome WrOt Collars at ,ooy cs
Iadies, A. Dohhe' niooohs al st cts
4 Good sTp wv pHMNp-9o al l2l cts
hba .hov. ~ . ~. !,Cio az 25 cts
Ire are many more Of the same sort" at ""''"
lhprh o. dw CHAMBERIIN,s
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no LEFT.

a. fHNHE undersigned offers to let for term of years,
fsHeN BUILDING at omnsigamond Village, with
AA water power sufficient for driving machinery of
Blind and Sash or Machine Factory or other
not requiring very great water power.
FOR SALE. lie offers, also, Tor sale hs entire MA
CHINERY for manufacture of PAPER in said building
on the m sst favorable terms.
Mr. Fl. IS. WAsHBURN, at the Rolling MILL will give the
necessary Information, or CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester Feb 5. diff
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FOR SALE.

~ VERY desirable situation in New England
fEM A Village, known the Thomas Smith place
cohta aiming half an acre OF land, with story and
nan House Barn, number of choice Fruit Trees and
good well of water The buildings are in good renar
Also tive PEWS IN the Second Baptist Meeting Hsnse In
Grafton. For particulars inquire Of G. B. JENCKS A.
F. SMITH, or C. M. PRATT. ar March IA -
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TO LET .

-. vT,HE BRICK BUILDING, on Lincoln Square
f,spM i known the Worcester Branch Railroad Def
As pot, 100 feet by 50-wll be fitted up to accommo
date Lessee track will be laid, If desired, for
iRto basement.
Also. Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop50 by 80 f.
stories high with engine and engine house attach
ed-and Blacksmh's Shop near 40 by Sc feet stories
high, with yard room-will be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given Inquire at the Office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. AS Main
StrAet diff Feb 9.
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TO LET.

A STORE in Harding's Block on Front Street. Also,
IA The SHOP occupied by the subscribers for the man>
ufacture of Boots and Shoes, in Bowens Block Main
Street. Possession given Immediately.
Also-Several TENEMENTs TO LET. Inquire OF
Feb s. d CHARLES WHITE
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For SnIe.

In TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
sMM IL ~ Said house is SO by ~ feet, with wood
- ald other conveniences The lott So feet by
"a convenient for large ermall family and consider
able fruit ON the premises For further particulars nqnre
of tetaNs AVIAN ALIEN Ic T..aL.,, 3. 80
worcester, July IL, l646. diff.
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r & G. WASHBURN offer 10 lease for term OF wears
A. bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
PrOEty Wire Factory with the Blacksmith shop and
onthOuses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine which 10 of about thirty horse power, and
cellent condition. The premises well situated and
adapted for machnist Further information given by
calling Messrs. j. PRATT & EARLE, the under-
signed at their Counting Room, Grove Street. =
Worcester, Dec S. |. 81 G. WASHBUKN.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO MARRIED LADIES.
DY the strong solicitations of her friends and parrons,
ID Mrs Goopwrs has at lat reluctantly permitted her
name to be- brought public for the benefit ofhoe
red who prefer risk their lives IN the hands Of
male Physicians the most delicate period Of woman's e
Mrs is experienced and successful accouche0e and holds
hersslfn readiness the calls of all who wish 10 her
services and she feels confident by her long experience her
employ her.
Mrs G will be found at her house, No. II Browns
Block sNSalem-street.
Worcester, Feb 81 dH
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

EnM 'nh valuable Real Estate well known as the
Irw; IATNlCK HOTEL, in Worcester is offered
LOT sale on favorable terms. The House is cemrodous
wen arranged and in complete ORDER The Barn Is large
ana convenient with good Carriage House and Sheds
SSoj",nS TO one wishing engage keeping public
me above affords rare opportunity the location
worcesaeI TO Barre; the house has always been well
Pnioznied. portion Of the purchase money can re.
nam on mortgage, If desired. The place will, be to let
no. soo previous to the twentieth OF March.
Moy UI ,ur,ner particulars, inquire OF SAMUEL F.
Crof,on newton Corner, or at w. R. BIsELow's
" 81 worcester. dtf Mnrcn S.
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~ A COMMOD1OUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
fs1A IA situated at Webster Depot. Ii lis well caicu-
@ lated for the Boot and Shoe business as abundance
Of help for these branches Of business found in this
vicinity II is also well arranged for merchandising
which purpose it has been occupied for several years.
For terms which will be liberal good tenant apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANS & LARNED near the
remises dtI Webster, Nov 2.
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HOUNE TO LET,


TENEMENTS TO LET, fI \.
~. TN West Brookfeld, near the Meeting House.
<A Il Dwelling House convenient FOR two small
famies with small Barn, and Shop suitable for
shoe making will be rented fer The ensuing, for one
or two families. Possession given first Of April
Narch ~ dwtf ]. M. FISKE
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
ASA a VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
En.M consisting Of House, Barn and Building Lot.
supply OF good and durable water with MANY de-
SlraDie privileges, when examined. All March s.
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FOR SALE,
IA A NEW and elegant HOUSE on Laurel strest
E%; Inquire of MERRIFIELD Il HAPGOOD
~~~-a. roo D. DIFF
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What with the arrival Of cleaners and strangers
from all parts Of the globe. hardly ind time to
write to any We full Of people As the place
hold; and IL any tell where the coming
crowd to stow themselves for wo1ld like to
know. Everything in shape OF house Is Ompetely
crammed Tents are pitched in all directions; in fact
it looks more like military encampment than any
thing else. 1t is really laughabe to some Of
Bosonians who have arrived here, supposiHg this
the place where they could come out in their white
jackets and pants But alas, they have the
trary Woollen clothes the year round, what
worn here People focking to the gold regions by
hundreds this is the beginning Of the season, the
rainy weather being Nothing but launches laden
with goods and passengers be in the bay all
bound for the gold regions. with the full intention of
making their eternal fortunes. But time will show
whether the majority Of people that to this
try think they can make their fortunes by standing
still and doing nothing. The idea is perfectly prepos
ferrous
The fact is, that 1t Is without exception the hard
est work that man do In the coming season,
thing but continual Of all sorts will be the
quence Of the different nations that assemble at the
diggings. A circular has this day been issued by
General Smith prohibiting all foreigners going to the
would venture opinion this much to say, that it
would take all the armed force OF America to prevent
The people whether they be AI.ericans foreigners.
In the way of merchandise, there many goods
coming and arriving here that before long they will be
cheaper here than in the United States and people will
Oregon; whether it win ear reach you cannot say
there is mutiny board all the steamers, the
refusing to leave San Francisco Please send
papers, anything from Boston Is always welcome.
would mention lastly to DIR. B. that have arranged
the business he spoke to me about and shall embrace
come myself, which at present is possble.-Corsspon
dent Boston .8fds.
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COMMBRCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, juno 3-6 p. Nj.
The arrival Of the steamship Niagara evening at
this port enabled to give in this days paper in sd-
vance all cotemporsries full and detailed &C
counts of the political financial and commercial intel
leence Europe Political advices by this arrival
the interesting and important character and
they come to hand at time when calmly
and coolly digest them. To the natives Of those
countries engaged IN the great struggle for
pubicapism. resident here, the news 10 Of the
highest Importance. The events which have tran
spired the continent Of Europe since the depar-
ture Of the previous packet, are calculated to pro-
duce results Of the most startling character These
sufficiently decisive to bring to crisis all
the questions which have for the past twelve fifteen
months agitsted the political circles Of Europe The
vouons which have progressed thus far have resulted
comparatively in nothing The people have apparently
lost sight the substance pursuing the shadow they
have their opposition to the heads Of their govern
the kings and emperors lost sight Of the
which has been behind the throne, and greater than
the throne itself The princes and potentstes Of Eu-
rore have been sustained and supported In the position
thoyshave TAKEN by the immense power welded BY the
money classes by the OF the old world
bined for the preservation of one enormous neres.
This il the influence the republicans Of Europe have to
contend against and they have thus far found 1t too
powerful to put down One of the principal causes Of
the little experienced, is the absence Of suf
ccxt knowledge relative to tho operations Of the
referred to- aud its indirect influence upon the opera
lions Of the government.
Some two years ago. (betore the outbreak In France
developed itself IL predicted, in the columns Of
the Herald that Europe upon the eve Of rcvou-
ton that would sweep every vestise OF the enor
nous debts Of those countries, and with them the
thrones and the overgrown moneyed sristo-
| WA I'D hat ha frat
volution would be repudation Of public deb aud
that these enormous burdens were removed,
the governments would formed upon
such basis woul reduce taxation tho lowest rate
and eventually gise the people republic, similar Ia
that which he's been for such length Of time SC
successful this side Of the Atlantic. These pre-.
dctons not yet been verified, but 1t Is merely
msttor IT tune The evils aud expressions complsne,
o. rspcsx ~ ssSa q w satciPsssA anA tAs rvvsln
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To tho Publ,c-Re.aers ana Advertisers.

Hereafter. the double sheet of the New Yerk
Herald will be published every Tuesday morning.
We have come to this conclusion, in order to &C.
confnodate tho vast body Of new advertisers whs
are pressing forward for admittance into the CO.
lumns of that edition of our Journal. The enter
PRISE of publishing double sheet for the benefit
of the business community, has succeeded beyond
our most sanguine expectations; and although we
begin with the issue only Of one such sheet week
ly, we mean gradually to extend this accommoda-
ten, by publishing similar sheet, whenever ne
cessary, twice week, gradually increasing the
arrangement, SO as to be enabled fully to meet the
wants and wishes of this rapidly growing city, by
tho publication of double sheet every day. But.
for tho present-and during the approaching sum-
mer, when the activity of business slackens-
we shall restrict ourselves to the issue Of oae
double sheet each week and Tuesday is fixed
upon for the permanent day of issue. Advertisers
Of al kinds will please take notice of this an
aouncement, and govern themselves accordingly.
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p,oxcm,n,s or ais.

Arrfvals IN THIS CITY yeshf"Sy
AsToR-F Tuckett England; Captain Davis, ship
Emily; w. Walker St croix, II iiitchsock, England
Capt Ryrie ship Aegorc; Lieut. Dennsston y >
Navy; Nssjor Aldficb, L. s Army; MAJOR Wyse do |;
j. w. Fraser, Jamaica, w. !.
Imviro HoUsx.-r. r. Brown Wsshingtoa; er-uo-
werner Young, Albany; J. NJ. smith Ohio; Browne,
tnglsnd; Lieut.. Do Noloyens, do MIR. Maitland do |;
s>spt Seymour. U. 8 Army; Washington
HowARD.-George IL Browne, Washington Oeorgs
Warren, Portland; Messrs H. and \. Fairbanks, Eng
Hand; II. Enchler dol I, B. Alien, Havana P Bar
aIsw, xinaa,
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TERRIFIC HURRICANE IN GEoRaIA.-We were
visited on Tuesday last by the heaviest rain and
hail storm we have seen in many day. 1t lasted
Dr. Wilson'S yard stunning several Of the family for
tunately, one received any serious injury. The
growing crop must be somewhat injured by the hail IL
it extended any distance thick and heavy it fell
here. We understand the wind blew most terrific
hurricane at the Tunnel. Nearly all the trees the
hill, of any size were blown down. and of them
fell the shanties but no one was hurt-Daiton Geo
EngLe. Man. %
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FRAcAs ON STEAMBoAr-We are informed that
while the steamboat Massachusetts was coming
from New York to Stonington last evening, of the
passengers got into alteration with the mate of the
boat MIR. Crowley, which resulted in regular pitch
and tumble fight between the boat hands and the pas
In which several of the combaants
ly injured, Some of them belonged in this city We
understand the matter is to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dence (k ~ Transcript, June g
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Malls for K prOpe.

The Caledonia will leave Boston on wednesday, for
Halifax and Liverpool and her mails will close in this
city tomorrow afternoon. The Weekly Herald for cir
culation in Europe will be published to- morrow noon
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NDUN ID.

MOUND, ABOUT TIE MIDDLE OF LAST WERK, IN
IroaowAy. between Cellar and wakcrstreets Wallet
contrasting smah sount Of money Tho ebtAiz
H. aprsrira us Cedar street. by descrbinr
"a DAy1ng ~ VeaS a this adgC,;Lepvnt, 49,
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Dr. Keneers Lnim failed cure where 1t has
been used in time, in darrhGa bilious choc &C. together
with all Of and bruises No family
should be without it. Sold ct l2 and % cents at ~ Pearl
and at 464 Broadway door above Grand street,
Zen
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and Of certain class Of diseases qusro
splendid plates I'd edition Extract from the Boston Medical
Surgical JournaIt may be said fearlesy be equal
Records Actions works the same family of diseases
and far superior anything Of the kind published in
this SO Author Of work solitary Vice.
Second edition, platesPrioe ST. For sale At the publish
ers Strngr Townsend I'D Broad and by the Author
5H broadway.
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InIugxATIoS HAVING KEACHEe fEh PACIFIC
Mail steamship Company, that the Steamers have re-
Panama. Tickets hs procured Tor passage
san Francisco BY the steamer lcsyins ranam, sexs
r,opSh application to tho Company. Oce o. South 81
VITA the view Of accommodating those at distance ths
tcks fer this and subsequent steamers . be dsSu,ee
ut different points half being dspoeed Of At New York,
enc yurth A. Sew Orleans and QUE fourth ~ Panama.