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August IA.
MADAME c. AMY,
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT AND

BOTANIC DoCTORESS.
yTNHIS celebrated and wonderfully gifted PHILOSOPHERS
4 will arrive in this city MONDAY, and announces to
the adde's and Gentlemen that she will make short stay
at the ORCEsTER HOUSE, where she has taken apart
ments for the accommodation of her visitors, who will be
received and conducted to Madame AMYs parlor AS an
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT she will, by the aid OF
her universally acknowledged skill in ihysiognomy Physi-
oloay and Phenology inform those whe will investigate
her talents of the leading traits OF their characte and the
influence and connection with business. -
She will give information concerning PEksoNs, rKoF-
ERTY, &C. and describe their Whims Notions, &c, as
though she had known them from birth.
M Ladies in delicate health may be assured that Madame
ANY able to give them information which will be inyaa-
able and to such desire it, will Reveal Secrets north
knolcing. e. -,
n-rShe also delivers Printed Examinations. She will
will select from the vegetable kingdom remedy for Scro
la and all other diseases arising from impurities OF the
p,oooJ prize 20 Ceuts-Charts extra Ang 8
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Wanted-5O Young Men


flF BUSINESS HABITS intelligence and enterprise 10
" act as AGENTS in the different Counties in the states
ol Name New Hampshire Vermont, New York. New Jer-
sey, and Delaware. Also,
ONE HUNDRED
VINO can be absent six months longer to travel as Agents
III Inherent sections in the Southern and Western States and
canada They will be required principally with
work lately issued by the subscriber which has been
got up under his personal direction designed for the sub
scnption business exclusively, entitled
A HISTORY OF THE WORLD.
Giving complete history, both Ancient and Modern of
every nation on the globe brought down to the present time
including the late MEXICAN WAR, CALIFORNIA &c
IL is Illustrated with large number of beautiful Enerav-
ng representing the most important Battles Coronatoas
FTocSSstonS, Costumes SC, Sc, that known in the
worlds history Besides attached to the work magni
cent CHART representing the Flags various nations
and splendid View of the City of San Francisco printed
IN Colors in the highest style of the The work is sold
Of ALL - 1888
Being connected with the extensive publishing house of
Messrs Harper Brothers, N. York, supply Agents with
their Books at their regular wholesale prices.
NO agent will be required canvass territory previously
occupied and all books sold be returned at prices
originally charged An opportunity rarely offered presents
e TO professional men and school teachers as well as
others who wish engage. ss4t
= IJ7For further informaon apply my Office on MAIN
STREET, NORWICH, in the building with the Norwich
Courier, or address HENRY BILL
July %. 1850 dwstf Nortefch Conn
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale,

- VNHE Estate Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
E!:3 Sc well known the property formerly owned
GAA-and occupied by DR.. o. III. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
Wishing 70 purchase. Terms easy. The property can be
examined and particulars by calling on the sbscribr
; mo. Il dwistf BENZ. RIFEILM Pleasant-st
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MUSICAL NOTICE,

Il TO an f Flat CORNET, or VALVE BUGLE, which
he has just completed and improved principle
tanning all the good qualities of the Flat Buele wiz volume
of tone and rapid execuon and of the false and i'm
perfect tones 10 which the Buge is subec can be play
ed with through the whole compass OF two and half
ocaves and produces quality of throughout
B Flat CORNETS, TRUMPETS, T. Flat BUGLES, &c,
manufactured and warranted to prove good
mended All kinds of INSTRUMENTS used in Brass Bands
selected and furnished to order. ~.
Aso few good Secondhand Instruments for sale cheap
let OF Please call and examine, at 236 MAIN STREET,
PdipsS Block, corner of Pleasant st. ISAAC FISKE.
Worcester, Aug 6, 1850. diff
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DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING.

MRS. FRANCES r.. TOWNE will give Lessons
in PENCIL and CRAYoN DRAWING, also PAINTING
IN OILS. Applications be made until the LIST of Sept
at her residence No Is MAIN STREET. where specimens
can be examined and terms maze known.
August 10. d3w
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AUCTION
IA OS n HNTIN
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

- XETILL be sold at Public Auction on SAT
-kaIa. w URDAY, the 3Ist of AUGUST NEXT, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ the premises the house occupied by
MIR. WILLIAM l.. THROOP, situated SOUTHERN DGE
STREET the residence of Col James Estabrook The
Lot is 1870 by so feet and the buildings nearly new
There is good well Of soft the premises. The
house has finished rooms and BASEMENT all in good
pair. Terms of sale LIBERAL .t
s. w. sELBY & CO, Auct'rs.
Worcester. July 90 1880 dts
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Groton Heights. Conn.

DERSONS wishing to spend few weeks by the water,
L will find the residence of the subscriber ON Groton
Heights, Ct opposite New London, desirable situation
where pains will be spared make their stay Pleasant
and on the most reasonable terms J. DURFEY.
Groton Aug 6, 1885, d9t*
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DRAWING ACADEMY.

MISS S. S. IVES of Salem, would inform the c-
of Worcester that she intends open Academy for
Drawing in CRAYoN and PENCIL in this city, the
Second Week Of September. 1JFurher information and
terms will be made known by applying at THOMAS
DREW,'s, Pleasant Street.
Worcester, Ang H. ., eod&w
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Uxbridge Academy.

TINE FALL TERM of this institution will commence on
: 1 wednesdays Sept 4th, and continue eleven weeks.
Price OF tuition in Latin and Creek IS English branches,
al Extras-French or German, $2 Drawing and Paint
mo al; Music on the Piano, $7use of instrument, $500
Renrd in families 70. The Principal will receive into
his family few boys and exercise them that patena
care which they so much need when absent from the pater
na roof The charge for such will be for uiton board Gn
Guiding washing fuel and ghs books and stationery, sS
thirty three per quarter J. M MACoMBEK
ITybridpe August II, 1850. d3w Principal.
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BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE
No. PIP MAIN STREET, at short notice. Also, WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. If
POSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
Office in a superior .s.
HAND BILLS of every description printed at No.
2l2 MAIN STREET, in any style, at moments notice.
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FAMILY MEDICINEs.

OF all kinds adapted the season. and prepared with the
greatest from the choicest ingredients, constantly
hand.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately prepared
Is 7 L. T. LAZELL, Apothecsry,
Aug 8. dw8wis o33 POI Main Street
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SPRING FASHIONS,

SPRING FASHIONS.
VIE undersigned begs leave return her compliments to
the Ladies' for their patronage for past years. and would
respectfully that she has received spenid
assortment of MILLINERY which she is prepared to ex
hibt at her establishment, No. 20 MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES RIB-
BONS, and Ladies' DRESS GAPS.
Ladies purchasing Hats Caps this establishment will
be sure to get the right shapes ts fTt
GTPlease call and examine. p. FELTON, sos
Mays dwistf 80 Main ST.
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O! REFESH US!

O.! REFESH US!
THE Subscriber having completed ample arrangement
for making and bottlmg that refreshing and healthy bev
erage SODA WATER, takes this method of informing the
citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he is prepared Co
furnish il in any quantity by the dozen gross Gentlemen
wishing left residence will please leave their orders
the old stand, 2l2, Main street, corner of Pleasant
June 10. diff H. G. BATES.
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8 or 4 Machinists wanted Immediately.
NONE need apply but Of steady habits and st-rate
IN workmen. To such constant employ and good wages
will be given. WOODBURY. LIGHT g. co.
Worcester, Aug g. DIFF
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JOB PRINTING,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
EXECUTED AT
THE SPY OFFICE
- = : 7777-777--l-l77----7--
Hulnnn IIair-HYPI

Human Hair-HYPERI0N FLUID. This is a COM
has the particular merit of being prepared purely from ueg
etatte ingredients, so that its application is perfectly safe
How often do we perceive young persons with hair nearly
grey, or afflicted with badness, all arising from nhamma
ton of the skin of the head caused by study violent
grief and other mental Affections BY liberal Of the
complete change will have taken place in the Of the
skin and rich and uxuran growth Of hair of lis original
color, will shortly follow. rs effects in cleansing the hair
from scurf and dandru are also truly wonderful The Hy
peon should be of the principal appendages TO every
lady's and gentleman's toilet.
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, il, Co., L. Iazel
and M. b. Green. eod3twlt33
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Leicester Academy,
rT,UE ANNUAL EXHIBITION at this Institution will
take place at the First Congregational Westinghouse in
leicester on Wednesddy the i4th inst, preceded by an
ADDRESS from WILLIAM BRIGHAM, Esq, Of Boston, COM
mencing precisely at nine O'Clock A. M.
public Examination of the Students Will take place on
t,e previous day, commencing at nine O'clock A. NJ
THE NEXT TERM will commence on Thursday, Sept.
an mr. Tuition In the English branches $3.50; Languages
al 30 per quarter JOS. A. DENNY, Sec'ry
of the Board of Trustees.
a;cas,er August G. 1850 DIV
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v. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY SPY in
the cities of Boston, New York. and Philadelphia, and is
duly empowered to take advertiser and subscriptions
at the same rates required by u.s. ll.'9
REMOVAL. " B. PALMER's american Ncscs-
Paper ADVERTISING Agency is removed to SCOLLAY'S
BUILDING, COURT ST, BOSTON. Aug6
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EXCURSION TO NEWPORT.
Providence and Worcester Rail Road
And Steamer MiantOnOmi.

AN EXTRA TRAIN will leave the Green Street Depot
N in Worcester Saturday, August l7th at O'Clock
A. M stopping at all Way Stations and arrive III Provi
dence at ct A. NJ.
THE STEAMBOAT MIANTONOMI will leave Provi-
dence on the arrival of the Train from Worcester and
rive at Newport about 1890 A NJ. GT The Providence
Brigade Band will accompany the Boat throughout the day.
and will add to the pleasure of the tIip.
Returning, the Boat will leave Newport at p. NJ and
Train will leave Providence for Worcester p M.
on the arrival of the Boat from Newport and arrive in
Worcester about 9.15 p. NJ.
Fare for the Excursion from all Stations above North
bridge, s 1,50
Fac from all Stations from NoTthJrfdge TO AtbtoR, IN
clustue, one halt the regular rates.
Fare from all Stations defo'o Albion, 70 cts. ~.
~ After landing the passengers at Newport the Mianto
uoni with the Band on board WILL f pleasant outside
make trip to Block Island 80 miles sea- aordng
opportunity to view the in all its majesty and spend
inc coupie of hours on the sea-grt ISLE" returning to
Newport at about Al O'Clock, for which limited number
of Tickets will be sold board the Boat Fare from New
port to Block Island and back, so cents.
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK, Sup't.
A,arst1A DIT
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GsCHoLEFIELD's Patent Regulators for sale by
y May ID dwistf q FOSTER Il co.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
rrnrns Of California Netys.

The following scraps of California intelli
gence we take from the correspondence Of the
the y Y. Tribune:
The stage fire from San Francisco to San
Jose is half dclilr per mile.
The mirc is two feet deep in the streets Of San
Francisco. High top boots to wade in bring six
ounces Of gold per pair.
Boarding houses are fitted up ship fashion,
with berths, and lodgings cost SO per week in
this style. Boarding may be had, Of plain
bind, Al Sl4 or SIG rcr week, but at most Of the
eating houses it IS $50 CT S25.
- hi orora wages have fallen Htla, but wait
er's set $50 lcr month. Many PERSONS are
coming Down from the mines TO seek employ
l3egd.
Several srcides h.yc taken place, and many
casos d luncy Lave been cat.sed BY the sudden
accumulation OF gold, snd from the want Of it,
Gambling houses are much patronizod, and
large 5Uas Loaf and won.
About 5000 rcrs rs will winter in the mines,
AMI mach gold VIII be dug OF the Ame ,icano
S.aniaIaus a.! Maril osa riycrs
The quartz rock has been tested in various
quarter, and found to yield from 3 SO 10 $500
worth Of gold for every pound OF rock.
Noting is now wanting to make the gold in
eXhaas!abia. It's g'iuering veins pierce the sol
it heart OF the mountains. and for ages to come
the shaft will b. sunk and the grilnmed miner
toll below, buried docp in solid and perpetual
night, unsea!ng their radiant stores.
The amount Of sickness Oh the rivers had been
very great, and small part Of it was attributed to
excuses, but the greater to the climate of new
country.
The waters of the rivers occasion diatrhea TO
those who drink it: ret one in hundred escape
an attack of this complaint.
In all the winter settlements an Alcade is cho-
sen. in conformity to old law, and though his
powers are really absolute, the miners invaria-
bly, respect ard uphold it.
The owner Of rancho on the Sacramento has
received $4,000 during the past season for veg
ctnb,cs.alone.
Sacramento City, at the junction Of the Sacra.
IN EtO and Rio Americana, contains 10000 in.
habtants, and the town covers a square mile
In April last there were four houses in the place.
Lots 20 by rs feet bring from 8 to $1,000
The City Hotel, formerly Capt. Suffers saw
mill, pays $4,000 per anHum. new hotel
has been rented for S35,Q0O Many of the
merchants take from one to three thousand doll
ars per day.
The Eagle Theatre at Sacramento City is do
ing thriving business. Tickets 50 box, So
pit. Houses average about $500 nightly.
The Placer Times, published at Sacramento
City By J. II. Giles, formerly Of the ~ Y. Trib-
un2 receives from l to $4,000 per week for job
work aud advertising The comPositors get Sl5
Per day.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
Aneedotc, OF Adams and CLAY.

When these distinguished Statesmen were at
Client, negotiating our treaty with Great Bril-
tan they occupied a room together Mr. Clay
who has always been a warm admirer of female
beau,ys had often remarked the comcly looks of
their chambermad and had once or twice joked
with Mr.. Adams about her. One morning he
arose some time after Mr.. Adams, and on his
way to the breakfast table, he met the pretty fair
maid referred TO. Saluting her in the blandest
style, and in his usual easy and graceful man
nee, while smile played upon his countenance,
he solicited the pleasure of kiss. Ii may here
be necessary TO state that Mr. Adams eyes al
ways presented q watery appearance, which at
times made him look as if in tears. The cham
bsrmaid not knowing the cause, we presume, re-
piled TO Mr.. Clay, with the greatest simplicity
imaginable, Mr.. Clay, | do not like to bso-
bIige you, but you must excuse me, when as
sure you have just refused Mr.. Adams the
sumo liberty, ,cith tears in his eyes We need
not say that Mr.. Clay had too much gallantry 10
press his suit; bat he subsequently, IN, Mr..
Adams, who joined him in hearty laugh
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
Latest from Madison.
INTEREST RATE BILL ENGROSSED.

Madi> o., Feb So p. m.
In SESATE-FoREsooY. Mr. Horn introdu-
ced bill to appropriate to Hertzberg Schoeffier
and others, for printing laws in the German Ian
guage, and moved TO suspend all rules and let
the bill be passed.
MIR. NORTON of Rock moved to refer the bill
to the committee on claims, which was agreed
to-ayes IA, nays 5.
Mr.. HoRN introduced bill to authorize the
Judges OF county courts to change the names of
towns and villages in certain cases.
MIR. Smith of Milwaukee, from the Finance
ommittee, reported the total revenue to Jan. LIST,
1897, to SllS,l74 As
Present lial ities and expenditures
to be made to Jan. 1851, l05,1l5 20
State tax. mills on the dollar, es-
timarcd for 1850, at 10000
Docket fees of 1851, estimated at $4,000
Total amount of revenue to Dec
81, 1861. 64,558 So
Estimated expenditures OF 1852, $4,000 90
Estimated balance OH hand Dec. 81,
1851, l455S So
800 copies ordered to be printed. Mr.. SMITH
then reported bill to provide for raising the rev.
enue for the year 1850.
Mr.. RoUNTREE. of Grant, from the min )rity
of the same committee, Gisscnted from the r.
port OH the ground that it raised too great a tax,
and scattered too large surplus in the treasu-
~.
memorial to Congress for grant of bcun-
ty land the soldiers of the Sank war of 1882, al
so memorial for Western Judicial District of
the United States Court, together with several
important bills, passed
\ bill passed yesterday, to procure block of
marble for the Washington Monument was re-
considered, when Mr.. RoUNTREE offered sub
stiute, which was recommended in Committee
of the Whole.
a bill to provide for suing the State, was dis
cussed at some length, and ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading, Ayes Is Nays g.
The Senate adjourned until p. m.
lS AssEMBLY.-The bill introduced BY Mr..
CRARY, of Winncbago, to establish a .fred rate
of interest was, after protracted and spirited
discussion, ordered to be engrossed for third
reading, by vote of ayes 81 nays 2S
The remainder of the tim. was occupied in
the transaction of local business Business is
progressing with great rapdity. House adour-
ned TO this 2 p. m.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
Menosha County Orficcrs--EIcc,ioR.

Mr.. Editor am plain working man and
want to say few words to plain working men,
In April next all the officers for the new county
of Kenosha are to be chosen All OF these off,
ces are-worth having and some Of them will pay
large profit. Now have no hard words Tor
any class of our people, but do think working
men who are In the majority if they will but pull
together will find to their interest to keep these
offices among themselves. There is another
consideration which has been revolving in my
mind, connected with this matter. Many OF
these offices as said, are offices OF great profit
Now we have many worthy, honest, and capable
men in our own ranks who would BE- glad to per-
form the duties of these offices for fair remu-
neration for the time employed. Why not then
let them have them, and stipulatc that the sur
plus over fair compensation, shall be constitu-
ted into a fund to be used i'll some manner that
shall benefit the cause of labor and the laborer
throughout the county, or for some other benev-
oent purpose It can be done il we who are in
terested choose to do it. say let the laboring
men of the county have an understanding and
carry out some such ting. WHAT do You think,
Mr. Elitor? WORKER.
We think it may b, very good idea, ifit can
b, made to work. Perhaps this if is not insur-
mountable, but we are apprchcn,ve it is.
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HAIL RreakftiC.

The Racine County rogue Strainer, let alp a
couple of birds last Thursday night Their
names were Samuel Brock and John Kappert
The former was confined for Burglary, the other
for passing counterfeit notes. They escaped
through the CRATES of the windew They were
seen that morning in house at Benhams Mills
Officer Cole pursued them, and went some 20
miles or more ahead of them. Some persons
who attempted to arrest them on their way south
and west, were cuffed in the ear for their med
ding propensity, and otherwise ungentlemanly
handled
The Sheriff acted very promptly, and we hope
the County Board will not discourage the attempt
to secure rogues, by penuriousness in settling
accounts.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08
Farmers Meeting Feb. 2Ist and 22d $50.

We have been requested to call attention to
the meeting of the Farmers Of this section OF
country on the days above mentioned.
BY request, the Mammoth Steer of the West.
raised by Thomas Wray of English Prairie, will
be exhibited by Mark Noble, in this CITY (Keno-
sha) on the morning of the 2Ist inst. at o.
clock. In the afternoon of the same dav. an adj
dress will be delivered before the Farmers Club
of kenosha County, by Henry Johnson. ESQ,
of Pike. Some of the members of the Club
particularly Messrs, OTIS, Clapp, Selway, and
perhaps others will exhibit some of the choicest
specimens of animals that are to be found in the
States. Any farmer of Southern Wisconsin or
Northern Illinois having any choice stock, is in
vited to present them for examination.
= committee to examine and repor, will be
duly appointed.
The mammoth Steer will be served un for
Dinner at the Durkee House, on the a2nd..
hashington's birth day., at which the Farm
er's, and all others interested, are expected to
sit down and have glorious time. c.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08

We have now for nearly week been favored
with the presence OF the Hungarian patriots, ba
they have not Vt srcce ,ded in making them
sclves fastiondJhS here in Washington. B
three democratic majors and no wing S nator.
at all have called upon them, and they II
have left tomorrow, if they had not be- II inyi
cd to dine at the Presidents en- THURSDAY nr>t
which invitation they considered it their duty t.
accept. Tie Mayor, Mr.. Scaton, who, wIIatc1
er his pr. d lcctions may be, never lorgets villa
is due the gentleman OF r',anity and rein II Ell
has been TINS fur the orly lo son wl o la
shown them some attention by introducing then
10 the President and to CongrC IS, and by lunch
ing them Wash. Cor. Baltimore Sun.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-02-08

Use OF THE TELEGRApH.-IIorse There:
Canght.-Du'ing the first OF last week, thrc'
horses were stolen AT Fort Wayne, Indiana, am
the thieves, in order 10 eludc detection, cut tn
Telegraph wires in several places between For
Wayne and this city. BY this means they sue
crcded r reaching this city, ard lassed ON IL
Milwaukee, before The Telegraph was adjusted
Arrived in the latter city. they thought them,
selves safe but on Saturday a dispatch was r.
cciyad from Fort Wayne and forwarded to Nil.
waukce, giving a description CT the horses an'
the supposed horse thieves. The consequence,
was, that'two of the three thieves were arrested
and the horses recovered Chi ago Trib.