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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

large Plumbers signed statements that the
whole crop oF the township had been materi-
ally increased by our efforts. L was also
shown 10 the Legislature, that we have ta-
ken the first premium for our market garden
from the American Institute, and that we had
raised l,5o0 bushels of parsnips, 900 do. Of
carrots, 500 do. Of ruta baga turnips FER acre.
and other crops in proportion, but ell these
facts could ret avail in causing the Senate 10
appropriate 4 sum only equal 10 the necessary
expenses Of State Agricu!turist during the
delivery Of five lectures ia each county in the
STATE.
We asserted. without the fenr Of contradic-
ton, that in no case where we had been fur
uished with 90 analysis Of the soil, had We
failed in Increasing the income OF the eow ner
more than one-third, and this, too, after hav-
lng advised under such circumstances zore
than one hundred farmers IN New Jersey.
Some members could rot believe that we
bad discovered SO much that was new as 70
enable rs to produce such results anl they
were right. We 10 not claim any such credit.
but simply that we nave put ia practice what
Is well known 10 the few among the many.
We often hear Of large crops raised 10y iad.-
viduais, whose ueighbors produce 10 such
results, Ia such cases we visit the growers.
aud find out, if practicable, their methods.
manures, &c. and then BY an analysis of tile
soil, compared with that of tile crop. are cn-
able them 20 produce similar =. suits. we
claim no originality, but merely, with t'.e as
sistaace Of chemistry. TO be able TO duplicate
lon any sell containing fair average of 4. u>.i-
tue7ts' the same results wbichlnay have been
produced on any othersoil-al Of uhIch may
BE lone by aiding the missing constituents 10
the soil, With saoh cultivation IS the pacu,i-
arities Of the crop, mechanical condition ot
tae soil, d-c., nay require"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
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SIGIERS OF TUEDECLlRiTI0X CT
IADEPENDENCE.
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'si.'s-- ana -' almost every particular eA'rae-
- - q -'i' .-' presented a aao1eto q man.
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"'i,' was - occupation i.f --1.
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'''-'' WIN cuIeE. lac zee loT ms a't''lssio'.
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tia' puTsRlt also and was put under the ms.Iuo-
,-2.' q ans'--er brother, N1o vas printer
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

put note into lis hand. Ben opened, not
without soale agitation. ana read as follows
60. Eurnett's compliments await young
Mr. Franklin. and should be glad 10 have he.f
an hours chat " i-A him over glass Of wine"
80. Burnett said Ben ..Who can that
be -
''W ny lis the Governor. - replied the Cap
tain with smile; u have iust been to see
llm with some letters ] b1ouzht for HIM fro.l
Boston and when ! told hu what a world
of books yoa have ha expressed curiosity to
see you, ard begged would return with you
to his pa.ace.'
/ Belius'antly set off with the Captain, bu.
not witheu; d sigh as he east q look al the
door Of poor Collins bed room. to thini, what
IN A.ae. that Wrelched man had lost for the
sake ol tvs o. turee guiph5 of Githy grpg.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01

order
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soan he~sr,s .,e ,Das+ 9oe,,l,r one i n. Colo
MS p, co,s-,r+ r,o-.a,ari.s et,i,. 10 ,o.,,..,
II l,.a,vla.l.a or ta Latin French e,,.i.l.,.4
italian language He projected a t..erarv clul.
called tie Jun.o. and the looas which tlev collect
"a for their use. formed tienacle4so Tie present
extensive Philadelphia Library lie wrote many
pamphlets containing essay upon popular sub
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
VOLUME w. NUrIBEP q.

pose you would not thiuk Of traaslaiing Ho-
Iaer from his rich native Greek into Jour home
spun English, would you g.
why not, sir !'
"Why 1 should as soon thiuk of Transplant
ting pineapple fr3n Jamaica .a Boston,
''f Ell, sir. sLi!;ul gardiner. with his ho.-
house, would, give us nearly as Gns PING
apple as any in Jamaica. And so Ar. Pope
with his Eue imagination, has given us TO-
mer IN English, with more Of his beauty than
ordinary scholars would fnd IL h;a by forty
years study of the Greek. Aud besides, sir
Homer were not translated, an far from
thinking II would be Wo-ih spending five or
SIX years - learn 10 read him ID his own LAM
guage.'
"Aou differ from tae critics, 1r Frank
I'm, fer tae critics all tell us his beaties are in
im.tab.e."
~ IS, sir, and the n7turaJists tell 1T that
The heauties Of the 5asiisk are iulmj,ab,e.''
The 5asliisk, sir! Homer compared with
the basiiisk! really donoi understand You,
''Why, / mean, sir, that .he basilisl is as
the more 10 be dreaded frem the beautiful skin
winch covers rs poison, So is Homer for the
bright coloEing he throws over bad characters
and passions Now. as / don't think Tie
beauties cf poetry are 10 DE compared to those
Of philanthropy, Har q tlousaHdth part So iu.-
Portant 10 human happiness. I aust confess
dread Homer, especially as the laaaai4a Of
youth. lhe hum laa and gentle virtues are
cerainly the greatest charms aud sweetness
Of life. Aud ] suppose sir. vou would hard
~ tEinS q sending your son 10 Achilles to
learn these"
II agree lie has too much revenge in lis
composition"
. es, sir, and when painted in the oolors
which H0mer's glowing fancy leud, what
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
o6 g66e eGG8G0gG :
MAS

MINERAL POINT LODGE. No.1.-
. Regular meetings, First and Third Tues
~ days Of each month, at o'clock, P. NJ
..-.a Masonic Han.
IONA CH9PTER. No. G.-Reeular
. meetings, First and Third Fridays Of each
~ month. at clock p n, al the Masonic
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
SP0RTSNEN
ATTEND TIE CALL.
Z $. SPR a CUE ,

= ;" = = = = 9 y
@ti removed lis Shop 20 the building
- doors below the Post CFice. on High
81 3. the Gun.1 viii hereafter keep on
.lls ot
AMMUN TON,
#rsr QUALlTY. and good supply IF
TASKS, Shot Il ITS, GuHze BAGS,
&c. &c a-r
"a GuAsmi.a.ag done in the best style
Sept ga hand, 81 made TO or1e-, and
aa as good as Size best.
te.r Iu'v 10Th. 1850
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-05-01
S. OF 7.

gIEER.qL POINT DUTSTOE No 15.-
+ -rr-sr meetings, Saturday evenings of each
sees. al clock ?. NJ. at the Temperance Han.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
NOTICE TO THE INvAL1D

I9R d. C. HARRINGTON'S, Medical Office lis Main
street orceste up stairs, where he be consult
ed by persons afflicted with Diseases of any kind with re-
pect and confidence and ola being performed r hos
Tor the last ten years paid particular attention to the study
ana practice OF female complaints and perfectly has he
income acquainted with their SYSTEM that without Boosting
ne can warrant cure from all diseases peculiar to them
so successful has been his treatment a he
been called upon by other members the medical; fcuty
10 introduce his mode of practice and has been visited for
mat purpose which answered most sangine exnect
ions. NP'''o
In offering the results of his long study and practical
perlence to his many friends he governed by feeling of
humanity only for much have they been deceived nv
pretended madams" and miserable nils and onack ms.
trdms that it is time that healthy mode Of
should De lntroducedn speaking of Quacks DR. IT. does
not wish 10 De understood TO all the medical profess
put those who have for the last six or seven years
hled the newspapers OF the day with their Disgusting adj
Versements making great pretentions to medical science
when they do not know the healing art Dr. H. professes
70 De skil In curing the following Observation-Disclosures Of
lungs Liver complaints Nervous diseases and general
Debility arising om secret bad habits when Young and in
experienced, all the different forms of weakness that
caused by bad habits from exerons full yiqor res
ofed III very short time without any hndance from bust
ness. ~ ~
DIR. H. has also gained to himself oreat renntat;on fr
me permanent cure long standing Chronic and obstinate
diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
m ms ne III ms extensive practice, will be warrant
Gu III an cases, however long standing they may be-
Dr. H. solcits call from all who may be afflicted with
any dlsedse, ana those suffering from mercury. in
conveniently administered or from quack nosrums adj
Hlhlstered by ignorant empyrics
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
sck OF Don sex required with good and at rea
Sonable rate zdUse Gratis, for the first consultation
Dr. IL can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described medicines will be forwarded all cor.
respondence will be returned Ifyou are sick call on Dr. Fl
and avoid 'madam imposters.
r. A female who has thorough knowledge of their
complains VIII be IN attendance to consult if they wish
l2M JIvdec .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
N0T

by the above notice. it will be seen that have
- Of Mr.. HAMMOND REED his interest in the manufactur,
and sale Of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES Thi,
articles Is recommended economical and labor sayn
appeNdage to the Clothes Yard for reasons-st
whole washing he suspended dry by person with
out change OF position which makes the article exceed
ingy convenient in time of snow2d il does not wea,
the Clothes but yields the wind and gently revoyesapd
81, they occupy but little room.
ar Orders left at WIN. A. WHEELER's Counting Roo,n On
Thomas sirert-at TAFT HARRINeTos's Grocery s;tar
corner of Front and Trumbul Streets, nv horse ~
Laurel Street, will he promptly attended to- va
July Is eodsmwSn HOWARD HOLDEN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
SEWING BY MACHINERY.

10 Jonrneynfn 1attors, SepSesses, EMPLOYERS and oil
-, 0Iners ttereSted az Securing Of any description.
| SEVEhAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
IN cnlnes Tor Sewing hut they without many oh
ections end could be used to little advantage or profit
SINGER Phelps Belaytick Soaring Machine invents
ca by isaac M Finger and manufactured by Singer Phelps
TO- ~ Harvard Place, Boston, Mass offered to the pib
lie as perfect machine and will he constructed and adapt
ed to perform any kind of work. from stitching of fine
shrbosom to ships SAIL well descriptions OF
leather. The needle sstragh works perpendcnarly
upon the table OF the machine aordng opport-
nifty to adjust the fabric in any wayand the stitch NAV be
regulated to any length, even TO hairs breadth.
The stitch made by this machine is which will no
avei or open and the sewing only be taken apart b,
cutting every second third stitch. From 800 to 1900
sch according to the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute.
nave been expended upon by the inventor and the sub
scrbers now offer the Sewing Machine feeling
confident that will correspond upon trial. with the recon-
mendation here given.
The profits arising from the of one these machines
which sews with either two needless from five to
SIX dollars per day. The operation is confined to the
manufacture OF clothing only but be applied sewing
every description OF nen cotton wOolen and kinds
ofleather. 'f
This machine, with ordinary care is warranted to run one
year without repairs, and will last many And il Is 50
simple III its construction and easily regulated and man.
aged that any person of ordinary ability may operate it,
The price OF one Of these machines which worked BY
treade and capable Of sewing any ordinary linen, muslin
or wooden fabric is hundred and twenty-five dollars
complete, with all appendages for operation. PA
These Machines beautiful and in their appear
ance and they take up little room that they crna
ment TO any ladys sewing apartment. ia'-4..l
a An Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements viii be
made wanted in every city and town in theUned States
All applications for Agencies and all orders enclosing The
for machines (Which will carefully hacked sepd
to any part of the word well all inquiries about their
adaptation to different purposes will be promptly attended
to by the manufacturers All letters ami
addressed to SINGER & PHELPS
ls Harvard Place, Boston, Mesa.
a0IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
POSITIVELY N P0sTP0NEMENT!
The Clothes anBound to be Sold.

p. WARE pectfy announces to the "Peopleno
N. Worcester and alhe adjacent towns, that he shall
sell his very extensive SICK OF WINTER CLOTHING
al. n 7 BARGAINS ~ ibrder to make room for some.
thing pretty big, whchle has in contemplation in the
Spring
No person should neg this opportunity procure an
OVRCOAT,
which right for desirable comarta-
BILE here in abundance OF them of the
elaborate workmanship. fashionable style.
have also great assdnent OF PANTS, worthy of the
attention Of all classes good many of them are heavy
lined warm and stout, they must all step out for
mean to sell them all NJ, Also good assortment of
VESTS adapted to thesason; together with great as
sortment of black Satimancy Silks, Cashmere Italian
Cloth and all the moreDmmon grades Of Vests, all of
which intend shall maj out before March comes in.
The usual assortment Under Shirts, Drawers, Green
Spencers Umbrellas Calls, Gloves, Suspenders Hand
kerchiefs Stocks Comb and Fine Shirts, de- &C. and
abundance ofwhch ALWAYS on hand, for sale Whole
sale and Retail, Mt the NEST fhtCES
have also on h nd ald variety OF PlECE GOODS,
for sale low by the yar made up IN TO custom garments
TO ORDER with "NEATsS and DiSpATCH." To con
cude hermit me to aIe word Of disnterested advice
which have no doubt be extensively appreciated and
generally followed j. this-do not fool your money
away upon the stuff found N other Stores, but get all
xour al OTIIES and RGAINS ut
m N0!& o, Merchant's Row.
dec24 Ar. WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
C0AL-COAL!

GUOO Pounds make Ton.
ind good article obtained this city OF,
elsewhere.
YTNIE subscriber has on hand best varieties
Il Pennsylvania Coal,
BY CARGO or RETAIL, which will be sold at LoloesI
Market Prices.
Also, best quality BlrUMlN0US COAL, for Steam
Smiths use.
~ Orders through the Post Office, left at Lewis T.
Lazells Drug Store, Main Street, A. Bayes' Store
of Main and School Streets o. Branan's Store
Southbrdge Street, and al Counting Room the Yard
opposite Providence and Worcester H. r. Depot Green ST.
will be thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Oct3 disn Gao EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
NOW OR NEVER!
GreatRush at the New England Fancy Store

TILE entire Stock of this establishment must be sold he
lore the LIST OF February to make room for an entire
NE" stock' and to accomplish which, we have
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
cost prices. 'N ~
Best Kid Gloves, at 4s a pair.
portsmouth Hosiery at 45c pair.
Laces, Edgngs, Collars, CATS Capes Linen and Csmbrc
idks Undershirt and Sleeves Perfumeries Fancy scans
Cologne " Water, &c. atruinous low prices >
1t would be task to mention ali the articles we keen
we merely say, Come One, Come ALL and shall we pride
ourselves mat none will leave establishment dissatisfied
Gordons Hair Tonic for sale here only.
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt.
t2lo MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE
GTDOn't mistake the No. 2lO.n
Han9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT

THIS celebrated article foul in Northern Ohio is min
eral substance dug from y earh containing according
alumnia, selicia, &c. forming compound which, when ap
piled the surface Of Brick Food Stone Tin or Iron be-
comes perfect Slate GOVERN terUiohS TO the action of
Fire Weather For sale the subscribers at SHARON
ONO, No. Is ExCHANd ST, WORCESTER Mass
where all orders may be addEsed.
BEACH & JOHNSON.
G. J. Taft Il Co.: Agents Millbury. d2awtf Jy3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
FALL AND WINTER FAsHTONs

MRS. FELTON,, begs leave to inform the Ladies' of
M Worcester, that she has received her Fall and Winter
ashions and that she is prepared with the assistance of
french Mner to make from the richest materials any,
thing they may please to order short notice. in neat
and fashionable style.
NIB Some very choice styles of Bonnets will be opeI
ed on Thursday of this week The Ladies are respectfully
invited to call and examine the above.
Worcester, Nov. 20. IF DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
Ldght-EGght!

THE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
the world is MARsH'S PATENT OIL. This is new
nyention recently introduced and now very extensively
used by the pubic-t is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any common Oil Lamps, with the simple alteration of tube
which done TO, me rng expense of l2 cents This Oil
composed entirely Of vegetable and contains six
eight PARTS some OF which Essential Oils. The whole
rims body beautiful in appearance, and gives clear bril-
ertoSaon-thus furnishing the public with article from
which they can obtain almost any qanty Of light and
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale at
A: II; NEWToN'S, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
~ b. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
jan y dwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
REVOLvING cIOTHES FRAMES

TIE subscriber has disposed of his interest in the mann
facture and sae of the Revolving Clothes Frames 70
HOWARD HOLDEN, who will continue to- furnish those ,esa
of purchasing at the shortest notice and on ayorab
terms i+H HAMMOND REED
Worcester, July 10, 1885,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street. IN new Street
running west from Main Street. north Of the residence
Of Abel Jaques. Esq Aso onAustin Chandler Chatham
Newbury, and uncy Streets. The above Lots are now
for the first time offered sale The land adjoining then,
being built upon and their pleasant location near Main Al
makes them the most desirable Lots in the city Terms OF
sale TO suit the pui chaser.
l.. & s. p. HARRINGTON
Aug 30. dwtf ~ Portland street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
Clocks CIocksi

A GOOD assortment of locks and Clock Trimmings
N will be founti at A. MORlSCOLL'S Jewery Estab.
lishment in Bigelow CourRn Front Street. Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired, by aeguar clock maker who has
had fifteen years. experien in clock mandatory.
ian7-df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
Barrett's DVe-H0use.

No. 40 Washington street, Boston.
THE Oldest and most extensive in New EngIandl
livery description of goods dyed and finished in the
~ style that has given this establishment the superiority
for fifty years past Havng the lead in this business
propreors to retain it, by keeping in advance of all
others in the beauty and excellence of their work. and
moderate charges. MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, I27 Main street, Worcester
dec0-3mos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
NEW STORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS

NEW SIORE AND ENTIRE NEW GOODS
HE subscribers would respectfully inform their friends
and the public that they have formed copartnership
uhder the urn OF BEMlS Co., and leased ore in Ha
rngton Coruer No 2 Main and have fitted up in the
most app Cved manner, where they have now on hand
very large and extensive assortment of BOOTS SHOES
and RuBBERS, expressly adapted for this season. As
their stock was made to order and bought for cash. the
SUBSCRIBERS eel confident III recommending their assortment
oiGOoDS to all who wish receive the full value for
their money Citizens of Worcester and the neghborine
towns one and ALL are most respectfully invited to call and
Judge Tor themselves. EDWARD BEMIS,
CHAUNCY G. HARRINGTON
NoIcester, Dec. lo5O. decl9-dn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the nhab
tans OF Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS the ensuing season.
IN manner superior to any thing of the kind ever yet offer
cd to for the rude connections common
used copper points and stenngs gded spires and cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially the beauty
strength, and durability of the work. ~ Orders by mai
promptly attended to. T. G. RICE
Worcester, March g. dwtf Up RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
MUSICAL ACADEMY.
Absconded.

HIS to forbid all persons harborng or trusting Will
liam @. Holt an indented apprentice as shall nav NO
debts OF his contracting after this date
IIubbardson Jan. o. 1851. ian2s-dItws,
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Last Call,

H. interested ytake notice that the demands drr
n RICHARDsOk IORING, must be settled imme
diately md can bend nj the Stove and Iron Store
r. Lorinf r3 Ni5i. II not attended TO they will
RICHARDSON & LogINGs
Worcester, Jan jenas-dw3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
GILL VALENTINE, Surveyor.

HAS taken ROOM No "a Front st. opposite the City
Hail. and respectfully solcits continuance of avors
Heis agent for the .:merican Mutual Life Insurance
Co and will attend to applications in that line.
He also intends keep general Agency Office and per
sons wanting help will be supplied and situations will be
procured for those in want, reasonable Keep
OF Boarding houses by having their Registered
will be supplied with boarders, and persons wishing foI
Board, will be recommended to good Boarding houses.
As desirable that this office should acquire and sus
tain good epnation expected those who desire
place through its agency, will well recommended
Tenements let rents collected, Bills made Books Posted
and writing in general attended to- and almost any Lawful
business Except catching fugitive Slaves will be ATTENDED
to, in preference to idleness.
Worcester, Jan. z. jan9-dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03

~ TWO HOUSES Ono Cottage on Glen st.. well
IN l hp OF hrst-rate materials, and commanding
Ag oa Prospect Of the city, The other story house
or two Ter, Newport Street There IL about 500,
feet of and at ched to the last namedpree Sli5O In
q'ire Of oZiAS HUDSON.
March 8 dwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-03
BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from tbe no,
~ of seasoned Lumber Also, Seam Rubbers Reeds Pal
tent Screws &C. T Express orders promptly answered
C.. e. WILDER
Aug 8. eOd&wff CentrrI Street Steam hfiU