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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-08
Chean Cash Grocery Store.

TIME subscribers having remodelled the Store on reas
ant-hyst from Main strect-are prepared 10 otter
their fipnhs an en- Ire new Stack Of FAMILY GE0CE-
RIEs We sdopS the CASH SYSTEM, and osg PRICE
enabling us to sell AZ a small advanve from coat
decla--vv3tdeodtf W. GRIFFIN y Co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-08
JANKIITS & CL0UGH,
fashionable Hair Dreseerr

TUE subscribers would most respectfully inform their
i former customers and the public generally thar they
have formed coparnership to take effect and after
Monday Dee ID, at the shop under the CENTRAL HoTE,
where both of the above firm viii he found punctua Al
tendance they wi $50 Keep constantly hand u supply of
JaRks Ifig0H ntig0rGtor, very superior article for
the hair
Messrs JAEKINs K CLouaH, return their most sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
received aud hope in their union to unite large share of
their former customers. d3m--Dec, 8.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-08
Barrett's Dye-House,

No. I4O Washington street, Boston.
[The Oldest and extensive in New Enehnd.l
FNVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
II style has given this establishment the superiority
ot fifty years past Having the lead in this business, the
propretors retain it, by keeping i'll advance of all
others in The beauty and excellence of their work. and
moderate charges. MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, IN Main street, w rcester
decI0
Teachers Wanted
NHE Committee examining teachers will be in SEES
! sion al the CITY HALL, on SATURDAY, the 18th
Of January next at two o'clock in the afternoon
purpose examining applicants for the place Of Principal
il the Pleasant street Primary School.
WARREN LAZELI,
6ec3O-d5tlw Sec. school Committee.
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Hats and Caps.

YSoR sale al the COTTAGE sroR@, ITO Main Street
4 nearly opposite Centred Stset. DANIELS &c co
Worcester, Dec. 81, 1850 DIT
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yEy sTORE AND ENTIRE NEyy GOODS.
NeW-York Money,

TAKEN at par, in exchange for Goods. premium o
I per allowed on all good Bank Bills of this State
also premium Of per cent. Silver Dollars either
Spanish, Mexican, or American coin.
EDWARDS s. BANCROFT,
decI9--d6w No Is Washington Square.
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Cottage TO Let
Remnants Of CARPETS.

We have on hand upwards Of
1On0 YDS CARPETISG, in pieces ON to 2s yds,
lOlJO which we shall Beilat Il Crest Reduction from
the reg lar price. You viii get good bargain il you cal
early u. L. HAhDoN d W.
novl9 q H& 6wB
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Camel Coal.
House Wanted.

- GENTEEL House containing 10 rconls,
EsstF Main street. wanted by small family. Rent
A..s9. to exceed $3.50. Inquire of
dec5 CARY & FIELD. Central Exchange
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-08
Snow on slewalks.

Engraving.
NO. 2 RTsiNLE HALL.
TIVE SUBSCRIBER having chmenced BUSINESS at the
ABOVE place, respectfully solits the tronage Of lhe
public Wedding, Visiting, and iness Cards, engraved
IN superior styiei also, Watch ers Noarials, Labels
Ball Tickets &c.
Door Plass,
Trunk and Coffin Plates, Desk Ss and Silver Ware let
tered with neatness and despatd. Orders from country
Jewellers will receive prompt atthtion
il f. SOUTHSATE.
MOI Brinley Hail. Ladies' an Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimen cars
NIB. Cards furnished and prted reasonable terms
dec25-d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-08

UVtF lY.No PET Ctnt. adYaHCe on the ebONe VIII Be
charged s so in addition the above will charged as
Ad ission Fee the first year
Officers.
r. CRossETT, Pres't. A. NJ. GALrIN, V. Pres.
IL. Ii. DARLINNG, Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ. GALPIS, G. FuLsBURY, Rev. r. H. CoNKLIk,
h. w. KIMBALL, 5 5. HUBBARD.
R. G. w. ENGLISH; NJ. D., Consulting Physician.
References Ex. Gov. Slade, of V, rmont Hon. J r.
Gddngs NJ g.; Hon Edward Little Marshfeld; Rev. D.
NJ Merritt, IIoisatonic. Ms Hon ORION Wood, NJ. d.
Somers, Ct Seth Rogers, NJ. d., Worcester Ms Hon Al
pheus telch, U. senr; Hen. Seth NJ Cafes Nj: c., N. VI
Thos NJ. Hays Esq, Secretary Of the laverh Fire ms
Co., Hayerlill, Ms; u Lynde Esq, johnson, VII Hon
Eiab Ward, Middeboro'.
Sningfeid-Rev $. Oseocd, D. D.; Rufus Elmer John
L. King; G. c. Wood, M D I; J. t. lockwood; Homer
Foot Esq.
WIN. S. GOODWIN, General Agent.
an3tf Office 90 Main street, opposite Central Church
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Currant Wine,

NOR sale few casks of very choice Cprran Wine nv
EDWARDS & BANCROFT
decI--2." No 10 Washington Square.
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For Sale or to Let,


SsA A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on salem-st
T;;EA containing rooms, with good supply OF
a&a very desiabe place for small family and will be
sold cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply to VIM A. DRAPER X co,
April rs. diff IS Front street
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

Office Nos. & 10 Fools Building, Springfield, Boss.
TTEHIS ASSOCIATION cganized Oct. LIST, 1949 ard
tie first OF the kind organized in the United
States and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
in operation 1t managed by its members and has
accumulated Cash Capital of $l3,tt0
A Guaranty CAPITAL 4" $1,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fi9 years
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FINE SHIRTS. mo- ORDER.

He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems of his improvisation and with Coons of extra que
put up expressly for his USE and hopes that the
perience eight years. and personal supervision of every
branch OF his business will enable him suit the most asti
dious tastes and excel all former attempts excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
N15dM&TtF29 Chambers. 1923 WGSaiagf0n st
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Madal noaskins.

4 MOTHER invoice fthose rich Medal Doeskf,s at
HUDSoN'S, No. Flngg Block
NOFZ2 DIFF
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REMOVAL

GE flFa Font Room o1eF the Fancy Goods store
of Messrs. BATES & JORDAN, No. 1873 Washington
Street BOSTON,, and will continue give his attention
heretofore, entirely to the manuacture Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

cherche fashionable ladies' the Mysteries
but they united comfort and durabili,,
and eflectually closed the doors to tina
fell destroyer, consumption. ln the hur
~ of the moment, doubtless, she mad
an invidious distinction between tho>.
necessary appendages claslcally called
insect deslroyers, one OF which lacked
the blue sock-but this was an omission.
not fault. Her blue eye, as ii rested
on the chosen one, spoke eloqnenty Of
abiding love. and her handsome face was
wrealhed in smiles
The Judge glanced at the paper in hi
hand, aud then IN solemn aud impress
i've tone, demanded OF the groom
VIII you take Susan jenkins to be
your lawful welded wife :
Wen boss ! reckon wall wouldn't
have ridden since daylight and packed
down here, If | didn't mean 10 do the
clean thing, answered our hero.
And you, susan. ~ill YOU lake Cyrus
shorter for your lawful welded has
baud 2
Yes, Squire. that will. Dad said
! ough'er married Bill SwizzIe; but IN
see hm hanged first he danced with
ugly old Bets Foler, and we her bran
new shawl. Besides thai, he got drunk
fell off his horse aud broke his leg. Cy /:
good enough Tor me, replied The spirited
beauty.
This was ton much for Cy He iumped 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS
BEFORE The Liverpool journal thus
SPEAKS Of the future Uuted States:
America exists To reproach, and will
reform. the world. The rough aud ready
republicans expand themselves over a uni-
verse; the Umon has past been enlarged by
territories as large as Europe, and already
the new State of Calilornia exports half "A
miiliou ol gold pee m"ulh, and prepares to
open a steam commune ttiun with China
and Japan. The Pacific becomes the high
way of nations, aud enterprises uuheard #
approach maturity, while the uind at the
ancient world IL absorbed on tue miserable
sublests of dnno ugits aud seclarlan con-
irusersy. The maJesiy OF civilizations and
commerce brghIeus regions rlch aud vast,
while Europe pau>es 10 parey with ldloiic
egimates aud ancient nunvnuues. The
Republic # America buds tar for The mas
terry of the universe, aud Will achieve H.
The same paper, after speaking of the
meeting at Cracow of the Car, the EN-
peror oi Austria, and the King OF Prussia,
TO consult GA the best means oi laIerrupung
the progress OF freedom and civilization,
says:
The growing example of great people
is inslruc,ng rapidly The whole race OF
man aud the reply of the Secretary al
W ashingtou to the Austrian Minister teach
es, while II reproaches, all Europe iio"
superior to Lord Palmerslon's papers the
manly courtesy of Mr.. Webster While
the old countries abuse yet dread absolu
tsm, the ,ransallalIc republic treas It viii
polite contempt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Old Voya geur.

There IS a venerable old yoyageur, named
MontreIle, now % years old, VINO lives, aud
has lived for the last 10 years, within 10
miles of the Fails OF 81. Anthony but has
never vet seen the Fans. his business as a
yoy ageur aud trapper never having taken
huu "a that dHecuun from his home. lie
saws he ms vislttd 10 different encanp-
meuis IA n hours, ali Lne emcampments be-
lnu mlles apart or more, which would
make a march on foot of al least 20 miles
IN u hours, including stoppages. Probably
the world mas never produced race OF more
hardy, athletic pedestrians than the Noya-
geurs aud uappers who range through the
Wild regions of North America, between
The ureai Lakes aud the Pacific Ocean,
The unwTlllen legends of their experience
of border aud savage hie, and OF Their per-
llous adventures, would make volumes, II
written, of stirring romance.
One of the duties performed 10y yoyageurs
Is the transportation of baggage, supplies
aud canoes, across portages. For this pur'
pese they use the portage Collar, which IS a
strap passing around the forehead. attached
at each end 10 the burden or pack 10 be car
RED, " b,ch is also par,ly supported upon The
back. In this manner voyageur often car
RES (packs) barrel of -four distance o
d, i've or slx miles. Squaws, with particular
EXCEPTIONS, carry burdens N the same man
ner. la this way We have often seen on'
IN ST. Paul carrying heavy load OF Gran
berries, OF of corn, IN sack. The voya
geur finds repose, ,ha, is, something Il
place his burden upon while he rests, ever,
3 miles IN crossing portage. This mod
of transportation was no. only common
mongsl trappers aud voyageurs, but unit
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

A GANBLrR's DEVICE. An ingenious
invention, one of the latest improvements
N the gambling profession, has been seized
by the police Of New York, showing how
easll, ihe poor victim OF the passion Tor ma-
king money by chance, INSTEAD OF By
industry. Is duped aud robbed. The Inren-
ton is aiee-ln-tem. II Is made OF ivory, has
eight sides. a shaft of the same material run
nng through and projecting ct each end,
the shorter or lower projection forming "a
pin like that OF boys top, aud Inc upper
or longer a handle by when II Is set IA mo
ton. Each side Is marked with d'Iierenl
numbers of spots like dice. AT first, OF
course, the dupe wins, bat when the bets
become large enough TO be interesting,
the shaft of the tee-to-iem, which IS movea-
BILE to the lnliable, is shifted so that the re-
laliye position of the nds Of The 10y are re-
yersed, aud that which was the top thus be
comes the bottom, and rice UersG. The tee
totem being hollow, aud the shaft loaded
the change fits position brings up IN every
instance a set of numbers different iron
those on which the person has won. 1t thu
latter changes his luckey NUMBER his en-
tertainer readily, and without possibility o
detection. changes his toy, and thus neVs
: fails TO skin his victim.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Pathetic. Some poel who evlde itly
thinks OR wrongs is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ably himself The unfortunate husband OF
4 hloomef-comes out IN the Carpet
Bag IN dozen stanzas Of profound gnef,
most eloqueully done INTO rhyne. The
following is his description Of the grand
encroachment Of womaukind on the ter
rltorIcs Of pautaloons. he says
They took hais-at fr,f ee harrlg INFESTED them
Aod ihen ihsy apel our aiebe,s COD ef4r.tsi
rheY stole saeks-so n's laughed and kissed tloHi
EaiholJened ihen hoy nof" our,cfy bates
Uaul by Glow acd suir de gees She utche.
l.ve taken ail our coat. hats, boots and Lrceches.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Ledger, who signs himself Somebody"
asks " Does anybody know anybody II
they do, wish anybody would tell some
body to tell anybody To mind nobody's bu-
slness but his own. And then everybody
{. would get along much better, and feel more
pleasant, if nobody medded with what was
nobody's business but his own" Very sen
sble aud good advice, but which could no.
be driven into some people with sledge'
hammer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Californian Lion.-We gave some time SINCE
an account of the capture of one OF these iero-
cious animals at Nicolaus. Il was caught IN a
trap, and afterwards strongly secured IN cage.
The animal was brought down TO our city yester-
day on board the Gov Dana. The longer II Is
confined the more ferocious it seems to become.
1t has a small head and long smooth tail. II Is
about three feet high, and nine feet long from
the tip of the tail to its head. 1t Is exceedingly
powerful, and is armed with very huge claws
pieces from which it frequently strikes off when
il makes a dash against the bars OF It's cage
We understand that il is an animal very seldom
TO be found in California and resembles some
what the South American lioness.-l Place
Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
What is to be Done with the Sur
plus Wheat of the u. Statesl


The European markets give us no en-
couragemen, for shipments to any extent
here, aud If England should require few
millions Of bushels, we have got to compete
with several grain growing governments in
that market Flour IN Liverpool, at The
latest adyices, was twenty shlllings, or 81
30.
Let us cypher and see the prospect OF
Michigan sending any Of her surplus there,
to pay for the immense quantities OF EH-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
Entertainments.
a Wedding in Arkansas.

iFrLLERs, I'd lust like to know If
Shere's a squire in these parts =
DO YOU mean the parsh Judge { as
ked an estlmable citizen
Yes. rspose-donl Gaze pine knot
who, SOS he can do The thing, replied
the stranger, giving his wmp peculiar
crack
What may be your business, friend :
inquired demure sovereign m the
crowd
Nothin' much no how replied
modern Nlnrod. J only wants teller
that can harness NE and Ihat gall on old
Ratler, Wonder she's Just the loudest
gall ia the selllemeni-as slick as peel
ed maple, and as clear grlI as skinned
ialer rolled in the sand and l'm called
a whole team and dog under the wag-
on. I've snaked about these woods Tor
a week looking for a squire 10 hitch US,
and wore out par OF hreeches looking
for him, aud wish may be rammed
through a gum tree head foremost, II |
pack suse any further. ! came here To
yoke her, and here I'm gong 10 stay
The roar OF laughter lnal followed
this simple recital was dealenlng We
LOST our buttons III coniulsiie his, ana IL
is quite probable we should have suffered
largely Ia that line, had not the parish
Judge, who, as all know, Is supposed
may be OF Gallo descent, although We
have no authority IA saying that he Is
| .
the great poets Ju'uce'
In far round belly, win e"" 'apon lined,
With eye, severe, aud beard oi formal cut,
Full OF ~i,e aud laOi,'u INSTANCES.
he is as lean as GIahamilc, living en-
trrely on brass pudding aud incassed
radishes. With an undymg zeal OF All
lsraehle, he thunders forth analhemas a
gainsl four footed animals, aud considers
orniihology fiji study for canhibals'-
these are the sentiments OF The Judge
albeit m pohucs, he, strangely enough
goes The whole hog.
The Judge proceeded to business, cal
ling on the gay Lolhario TO 'trot Out
his bride.
you're the man for my quarters, salc
our hero, in exeslatles, and away he wen
on a run for Suse. With one effort o
his brawny arm he took her from thu
mule, aud bought her TO the center o
an enclosure formed by the company, HI
eyes dllallng and his whole frame eShlb
itIng signs of JOY uuspeakable. Th'
bride was bouncing prau'e beauty, OF
whom Time smiled in his rapid course
She wore blue calico dress, full in ev
cry part, thus permitting,
Every grace
To race
A string of blue beads ornamented
good substantial neck-none OF you
swan-ike ,hings-her head gear was
cotton handkerchief with scarle, strips
and a yellow ground work, tied grace
fully under the chin, aud conceailng III
faxen curls that struggled for liberty
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Before you ask man for favor, consult the
weather. Tie same person that Is ugly as SIN
while cold rain is splitting against the window
glass, will no sooner feel the gaddening iniiuen-
ces Of little quiet sunshine, than his heart VIII
expand like rose bud.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
The Yankee Reaping Maehine.-A Ietle

The Yankee Rcaping Ndchine-A letter
from London says
You can hardly imagine how the tone
is altered sihce we have had our implements
tried The prairie Ground of the Great
Exhibition is filed with inquirers, and sume
gentlemen have found out there are some
people who know what they are doing in
some other parts Of The globe as well as
this little island, where, It is most readily
admitted, there are many clever people.
The Mccormick machine was put together
IN the Palace again, aud yesterday It had
more visitors, ! believe, than the ko-i.Nor'
diamond itself
There were two American reapnr ma
chimes tested Both were successful but
more especially McCormicks. After the
close Of the trial Mr.. Meohl gave his visit
ors dinner, at which be presided himself.
assisted By Lord Eorngton as vice-char-
man. Several speeches we're made Ia the
course of the day, but nearly all of them
turned upon the astounding results OF the
Reapers Lord Ebungtou said their SUE.
cess, under the greatest disadvantages, was
triumphant and complete Mr.. Mechi SAID,
the machine they had seen that day would
soon cut all the gram IN England II was
a boon OF no ordinary value, one OF the
most important Improvements ever introdu.
ced into the country
1t IS curious says the Evening Post, that
these lleapcrs, winch have been ~ use, we
believe, upon oar western prdiues Tor
nearly len wears, have not beeu heard of III
England before they were seen at the GreaI
Exhibition, and the fact illustrates some oil
the many uses oithls international exchange
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Dr. FronkiiR used to say, thut rich
widows were the only pieces OF second
hand goods THAI sold at prime cost.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

4 TART SrEEcH.-At Woman's Rights
Con,enn~n, Recently held at AKRON, Onto,
amour other ladies' who addressed the Com
yenuon was Mrs. Coo, aud II may excite a
smile To- know how she was down on the
masculine gender. Mrs Coe says:
Something has been sad of the different
spheres "a winch the sexes are To move and
| am glad for once, to hear an attempt made
IA the resolutions Of Mr.. 5. To- limit that of
man have always heard that he had a
sphere, but no one before. | believe. has ey-
er thought Of prescribing bounds to IT.. lis
sphere has hitherto been all over creation,
aud If by any Yankee Invention he could
coutrlye means to yet out of It, It would be
perfectly legitimate. Laughter He may
not only engage m the most noble, but
wherever there IS copper to be turned may
descend To the most common aud Ignoble
pursuits, without encroaching IN the least
on the boundaries of any other being
lie may not only study, practice the pro-
iessions- engage ~ extensive manufactures
aud mercantile enterprise, bu, . 3 co8sid.
cred perfectly legitimate for hin 10 descend
10 the minuiest details of lady's toilet
He may sell hair pms, combs, thread, nee
dies, hreasl-plns, ear aud huger-riugs, dol
babies, with all the ct ceteras of a child,
play house, gingerbread, beer by the glass
a1d even sugar candy by the penny's worth
IL there is any money 20 be made from II
Laughter Aud IT has not inapty beer
sand of hun, that # he were To have a hli
lease of heaven, OH condition of being per
iectly contented with IT, aud should hear
sixpcnce drop ON the floor of he'll, he woul
feel an itching palm until he had contrlye'
some means TO slip down aud puck IL up
Applause aud laughter The creed writ
ten uu his young heart IRON the moment Lac
leaves hIs mothers apron string, IS
$50 get your gold, % matter hon
Noqu-,tisn. asked Of the r.ii uo~
sepl by night and sfodby isy
Doing ail On a lesaiway
Pc hyporiuo, hlf, knas, or iuo
Boz don, boz poor lre,nunhe5 noe rule,
Dunes add dail,rs, and do 'lir. aud c,ine..
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28
luottbmon s State Journal
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

TrRNs-sI 50 cash IN advance $500 ifpayment Is not
made go advance interest always charged FROM the end Of
the year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-08-28

Here Is evidence that nobody will 20 m
TO that business What, then, is to be
done We know of but one way We
must extend our home market. How can
that be accomplished Let Congress re-
wise the pr, sent Tarih, protect American
ludostry, RAISE the duues on foreign manu-
hclures, aud save the elghly millions OF
dollar, balance that are annually accruiug
against Us, which goes to d people We do
not feed lheu, You viii sec manulactur-
ny establishments of every kind growing
up-those already "a operation making adj
dlu0n,, aud thousands ol families who are
now growing "hat they use, vii become
Consumers OF your breadstat- That's the
ton Of The c1uhlry hJuri>hag.