Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-12-30

The N. Y. Post thinks that the result of Louis
Napoleon's usurpaton will be either his flight the
loss Of his head.
- Plato being once asked how long he meant
to be disciple, said, cas- long as | am not
ashamed Of growing better and wiser
= Among the Americans who were Witness
to the late stirring events in Paris, were James
T. Fields, Nathaniel Greene, Charles M. Eustis,
and DR.. Stimson, of Boston.
CY-Truth cannot be found without some labor
and attention of the mind land the thoughts dwell
ing considerable time upon the survey and dis
cussion of each particular.
"Can you tell me, Billy, how it is that
the chantcleer always keeps his feathers so sleek
and smooth?" "No.'' Well, l'lItell you. He
always carries his comb with him.
EY-Three Hundred families have been found. by
Bible distributor, in Cincinnati, who have never
seen Bible. The majority of them were For.
cigners
A WoRLD's FAIR IN NEW YoRK.-The
Board Of Aldermen have adopted resolution,
granting the use of Madison Square to Edward
Riddle and associates for the erection Of build
ing of glass and iron, for an industrial exhibition
Of all nations.
The Hungarian fund is increasing, and has
now reached 1922, O0G The Tribune makes
strong appeal that the fire which has been kindled
by the great orator, be kept ''brightly burning,
until the whole land is irradiated and warmed by
it''
% Frederika Bremen arrived at Stockholm,
the 22d of November last, in season to be pres
ent at the funeral Of her elder sister, Miss Maria
Bremen, from whom she inherts a very large for
tune. Maria Bremen was hardly less agreeable
A.
PARTY D1sT1NcTIoNs.-Ex-G Governor Call,
Of Florida, has addressed letter to the Florida
| Sentinel, calling upon Wings and Democrats to
meet on the great principles of the Constitution.
and form one national party for the preservation
of the Union.''
/ SUBLIME!-In announcing the fact Of Mr..
Clay g illness, and resignation ofhs seat in the
Senate, the New York Mirror gets off the follow
ing sublime apostrophe:
ssSage, patriot, man! Repose!-
Whithersoever thou goest--to Ashland or tt
Heapen, there the heart Of thy country will fol
low thee
PRoGREss AND PRosPERITY.-The state G
Michigan is progressing with a rapidity whic
would astonish us if we were not used to slmils
marves. The property Of the State is valued
-.c Ih-..l-ad millions of dolla1s Itproduces a
nually two iivs fu5I11T
I bushels Of wheat, ten millions worth Of manufa
lures, has three thousand five hundred farms, ar
two hundred and one million acres of improve
land. Twenty years ago, Michigan was an almo
unbroken wilderness. f sAl
How TO CURE CoLD. Ofall meas Of Gu
ing cold, let man eat nothing whatever, e
two days, and his cold will be gone, provided
is not confined in bed, because, by taking no ca
bon into the system by food, by consuming tn
surplus which cause his disease by breath, b
soon carries off his disease by removing the caus
This will be found more efectual if he adds CT
plous water drinking to protracted fasting. B
the time person has tasted one day and nigh
he will experience freedom from pain and clear
ness of mind, in delightful contrast with menta
stupor and physical stupor caused BY colds. An,
i how infinitely better is this method of breaking
i up colds than medicine Greyzock Sentinel.
ELoPING LOVERS QUICKLY DISPOSED or.
] The Nashville American gives an account of a
! recent attempt at runaway match, in that city.
| The young lady, after descending to the arms OF
her lover, by means of rope ladder, from her
bedroom window, was in the act Of starting from
the paternal mansion, when the front door burst
open, and out rushed the mother, father, and
children, with sundry others, masculine and
feminine, all en- disha5ille. The father stormed,
and the mother entreated; but the lover only pre-
scented pistol, aad the Miss declared her inten-
ton to stick by him. The father then proposed
to let them marry at home, which the lovers as
scented to, on condition that the business should
be done up without waiting for daylight. This
having been agreed to, minister was aroused
from his slumbers, and brought to the scene Of
operations He soon fairly noosed the young
ones, and all parties retired to their chambers
once more. The American adds, that the rope
ladder remained hanging at the young lady's win &
dow until morning, but no attempt was made to