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Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
Clocks! Clocks /!

A GOOD assortment OF Clocks and Clock Trimmings,
a viii he found at A. M. DRISUOLL'S Jewelry Esab
iisment in Bigelow Court Front Street. Also Clocks
and repaired by regular clock maker who hap
ad fifteen years. experience in clock manuiaetoy
jan7-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
Instruction in Languages.

THE undersigned, Professor of ANCIENT AND MOD
4 ERN LANGUAGES, at the Dread Institute having ed.
tablished an Evening School, for gentlemen only the
study OF the FRENCH, GERMAN, LATIN ct LANGUA.
GES, will continue to admit scholars i'll the of the
present month. Yet the first lessons the greatest
Importance d as the loss OF them is not easily repaired
those who wish u avail themselves of the opportunity are
earnestly requested TO make this application pos
sibe either 10 the subscriber the Dread, where can
be found from Ito p M the Counting Room of the
Daily spy F. MISNER,
sepl- a Professor of Languages
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
MATCHES! MATCHES
1.-The Cash system p

great inducements offered to "Cash customers"
III various quarters, would remind frends and
the public genetaly that do not refuse cash; but
while we are IN dUor ofhe cas system for such of
customers asnd it Convenient 10 adopt willing
accommoda the trust 1cortty who desire it, with
sonabe credit And whether for Cash Credit shall
sell as iow poitiUety and probably shade iooer than
any Grocery store in the city. We would respectfully
ve all persons having occasion to purchase goods
line, TO call at sour Store, u No % Southbrdge G
and notice What large Quantities of Sugars Teas, Cofees
Moasses Flour Butter, Cheese and other groceries we
are selling daily both for Cash aud Credit and lChdt
ceeding foU prices. DEXTER, STONE & co.
Worcester, August 26th, 1851. dlm&wlw
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
WANTS.
Wanted,

4 Respectable man and wife, to take Tenement and
hoard lady, Possession given Immediately desired
Inquire at this Office sep9 dlwa
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
LUMR ER

Dissolution.
NllE Co.parnershp herel,ore existing under the firm
Il of RICE x FAIRBANK, and FAlRRANK, TEMPLE Co,
this day by mutual consent The affairs OF the
concern will be settled by either of the partners at the
store Of ID. Rice. DANFORIH RICE,
j. NJ. FAIRBANK,
JOS. w. TEMPLE.
Leicester September II, 1851. sep20 d3w*
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
FARM AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. October 18th. 1851,
pa UnOA =. OCGOD6T lOLll, 4OO1
At O'Clock z. NJ. ON the nremises

III OIVOIN VII IIIO VIVlITIato'
F'HE valuable Farm owned by s. s. Leonard sltuat-
ed in Worcester, Mill Street. leading from Tatnick
to New Worcester the borders of large pond, which
affords fine sailing and fishing Ii consists of between fifty
and sixty acres of choice land divided into moving plough
ing and pasturage two story house with ice cellar and
milk room large barn with cellar and other out build
n5s There are on the premises several thousand Fruit
Trees ofthem in bearing order producing many choice
varieties Of pears in great abundance besides
ples piums, ounces, &c The Farm is conveniently To-
Gated about two and half miles from the City Hall in
Worcester plan of the premises may be by calling
at Leonards Express Office, Central Exchange, l63 Main
street on Of F. Martini the promises, where all de-
sired information will be given.
N B. The sale will be positive above, unless pro-
viOusly disposed off by private contract.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
To Rent,

A BACK ROOM. in The so called New York Store. The
room is 20 by 40 feet in size, well finished and has an
entrance exclusively its own has large skylght and is
also well lighted om the side For terms &c. apply to
sepl3 dtl CHAS w. FREELAND
Worcester daily spy., 1851-09-24
FAR va A'VOCK. .

Also Immediately aftr the of the above the Stock
and Tools of the farm, valuable Horse, arket
WAGON one Hay do Cart with Harnesses, Rakes, one
patent Grndsone PlOughS, &C., four valuable Cows two
Hefers choice lot of Poultry Bees, &c., together with
dairy utensils first Boat with sails and Oars, and
many other articles too within the limits
of an advertisement.
The above opportunity to purchase the health of
the owner being the only nducement to sell.
Terms easy, made known at the time and place of SALE
S. s. LEONARD.
Worcester, Sept. 3. 1851. dlaW&wts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

course through the mountains. following 4
trail. Found NJ wafer until we reached
the new placere. where we encamped !;
here we found a number of emigran!s.
These mines are said to yield abundanlly.
bu, owing 10 the scarcity OF wafer, they
can no, be worked TO advantage. Al
present, The few men that are at work,
employ Mexicans to pack the water up,
upon asses, a distance of three miles.
saw a vial, :uII OF the ore, tina, was worth
SIT. A few days ago, man found two
pieces tha, weighed 5000. There are
a number Of miserable adobe buildings
here, and about $50 inhabitants. We saw
an old moun,ainecr here, whom we en-
deasored to employ as guide but be said
he would rather roam through the noun
tains, with his rifle, and when hungry kill
deer. lay beside it aud eat until satisfied.
and then continue on his lonely way /;
,rav,llng with mules, he said, looked too
much like work. Procured some eggs,
milk, and fresh bread here very poor
grazing. Distance, 20 miles-9O2.
ITO be continued
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29
Evening Hymn.

FATHER Supreme! Thou High and Holy One,
To Thee We bow,
When all the labor Of The day is done
Devouty. now.
From sse to age, unchancing, still the same,
All good Thou art;
Hallowed and holy be Thy reverend name,
In every heart.
When the glad morn upon the hills was spread,
Thy smile was there;
Now, as the darkness gathers overhead,
We feel Thy care.
Night spreads her shade upon another dav,
For ever past;
So o'er our faults, Thy love We humbly pray
A veil may cast.
Silence and Sleep DER hearts BY earth distressed,
Now sweetly steal;
So every fear that struggles in the breast
Shall Faith conceal
Thou through the dark wilt watch above our sleep,
With eye Of love;
And Thou wilt wake us. when the sunbeams peep
The hills above.
o may each heart its gratitude express
As life expands,
And find the triumph Of its happiness
In Thy Commands. -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29
Agricultural Experimenta

II is the duty OF The government 10 place
some well educated men in the position to
employ their time and talents in inves,iga-
ting the secrets Of nature for the advance.
men, ofagricutural and the general good.
Agricultural societies, which are instituted
for the advancement Of science, should e.
Pecialiy engage in the preparations Of
such experiments, and divide the execution
Of them among the severa:: members.
Science would have made much greater
progress if the false shame with which az
riculturists conceal every unsuccessful ex-
pertinent. and the exaggerated manner in
which lhey often relate all those in which
they have succeeded, had not retarded ito
progress. ...-
We can experiment either by means Of
simple observation, by examining the sub
jccts and agents placed in relation with
eacn other, and by considering their re-
ciprocal action, and observing i,s results.
or by means of trials or experiments, BY
placing some well known plants in certain
situations determined with precision, Oh
serving their reciprocal action, and pre-
venting as much as we possibly can. any
foreign or unknown body from influencing
the results of our experiments.
A trial is isaques,ion addressed to nature
when such question is properly put. ma
iure will necessarily reply either yes or NO.
I,is only within the last century that
the art Of making experiments has been
clearly apprehended. 1t is on this art that
The principal power Of man over the mase-
rial world is founded, and that power will
become more extended in proportion a. be
brings this art nearer perfection, and car.
ries it in full practice. There is a partic.
ular kind ofagricultural experiments which
have arrived almost to perfection, and
which can be regulated with degree Of
precision equal to tina, which is attained in
the other practical sciences-these are
comparative trials in the open air.
1t is true that experiments Of this kind
are not easily made; but. nevertheless.
:hey are in the power Of every reaectins
agricul,urist. Whoever has accomplished
one experiment. whatever may be the Pc
cuiariy Of the circumstances under which
it was made, and has given faithful &C.
count OF it, has we'll contributed to the adj
vancement of science, and consequently to
useful practice, and has entitled himself to
the gratitude Of his contemporaries and Of
prosperity. 1t would surpass the power Of
any single individual to accomplish sny
considerable number Of these experiments.
and it could not be expected from him
Hon 7haer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29
Uncle Bill.
A SKETCH ABOUT LOVE AND GOLD DUST

SKETCH ABOUT LOVE AND GOLD DUST.
Uncle Bill Griffin. Tor Uncle Bill, as he
was commonly called, with an irreveren
disregard oil his pa,ronlmic,) did not retire
from the ship chandlery business until he
was worth something more than a plum.
Not being blessed with a son 10 continue
his name and inherit his fortune, he Law
ished all his tenderness and care upon bis
daughter. Sweet Molly Griffin. thou vert
as like to thy papa as a canary bird Is
like bull dog. flis face was as hard as
Dutch uut-cracker thine as soft as a
rose leaf. He was the veriest miser 10 ali
creation; thou dds, spend thy pocket mo-
ney as literally os a Prince Of Males In
his household management. Uncle Bill was
a consumma,e skinHn! tradition said that
he used 10 soak the back logs in the cis,ern,
and water the lamp oil, and he was aided
and abe,ted in all his niggardly domestic
schemes bv vinegar faced old house-kee-
per, who was the sworn enemy OF all good
cheer, and s,inled from a pure love OF
meanness. Yet pretty Mary had no reason
TO complain of her fathers penuriousness,
az lar as concerned her. fle sent her to the
best schools, and gave her carte blanche
d the most expensive miliiners. and when
she walked Washington street on sunny
day, there was no more gaily bedecked
damsel TO be seen from, Cornhill TO Essex
street.
or course, several nice young men IN
vanished leather and white kids fell over
head and ears in love with her, and there
was a larger number ol whiskers collected
outside Of the meeting she attended on Sun
day than darkened the doossteps Of any
other metropolitan church.
.Ye cold was the maid and though egons advanced,
Al drilled in 0ridian art
Though they iaSushe and oled protested and danced
Like shadows they came, and like shadows they glanced
From the pure, polished ice Of the heart
Besides, Uncle Bill was formidable
guardian TO his attractive daughter. Did he
no, fire charge Of rock salt into the mex
ore,sbles of Tom Bilkins. when he came
serenading with cracked guitar! Dldn''
he threaten to kick Towle for leaving a
valentine a, his doort WASN'T he capa-
Bile Of unhcard.o atrocities = The suitors
of pretty Mary were all frightened of the
coarse by her ogre Of a father. except a stur'
dy young fellow who rejoiced in the name
OF Sampson Bittles. and who was addicted
10 book keeping in a Wholesale grocery store
on Commercial street. The old gentleman
really liked Blules; he was so siaid, so
quiet, and so full OF information. tie was
a regular price current, and no man on
,chanee was better acquainted with the vai'
ue of stocks. Why Mary liked him. it Is
more difficult to conjecture. for he was ve'
rv de6cien, in the small talk that young Ia
die. arc fond Of; was averse to mu'taches
di.liked the opera /; thought the ballet .l i'm i'm
moral; and considered waltz'ng indicate,
Perhaps his good looks compensated tor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29

divided between his daughter and soo-in.
law the iestator bequeaihed to the latter
his share 10 compensate him for the loss hs
sustained on his return from California
The old miser had died in the full belief
lha, Bitiies never los, the gold dust.
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Publisher except when the y,ar is pad up. -
Advertisements handsomely inserted at 81 cents per
square one vees, 81 four weeks, 8 year Nv"
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y .srest mo-, within the rage cf patty >cotaran contest
m lst.r, must com, po aid aromp aned by the real
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From an official statement published oy
Government, i, appears that the total vslue
of the imports of iron for 'he yssl as ."S Ss-s
June 30, 1851, was $9,2SA, ,o.|- ....,S
pretty sum to pay for that when We '0'''
manufacture ourselves
Marriage. in sco'!and.-Ii The number
.s rn.r,;.g ges be an indication Of prosper
IL i,v. then Glasgow is in a thriving way:
IN The High Church there were. on ono
recent Sunday, no fewer than seventy
three couples proclaimed.
1t should be generally known thst .
small quantity Of vinegar will generally
destroy Immediately any insect that may
find ito wav INTO the stomach. and little
salad oil win kill any iasset the may enter
the es,.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-01-29
Farmer Dwelling.

We need a great improvement in this
respect-we need distinctive Rural style
Of buildng-comforiand and convenience COM
bined with neat and simple elegance.
Nothing expensive, gaudy or oStrusive,
bu, graceful in form, chasie in ornament,
with quiet neutral coIors, sweetly blending
with the surrounding green, all breathing
the air of peaceful, calm rePose on which
the eye may rest with pleasure. would
gladly enlarge upon this, did time permit.
The houses should not only be sheltered
but adorned with trees. none more beauii-
fal than those Of our own forests.
A few choice fruit trees. of various kinds.
with grape and smaller fruits which need
bu, little care, with ornamental shrubs and
climbers should be there. None Of tho
adornmen;s Of beauty are more graceful or
attractive than fragrant and blooming vines
around the rustic porch. And let there
be a garden, too; it need no, be large
one-not the unsish,ly, neglected patch,
sometimes so miscaled, intended for Pots-
toes and cabbages. but neatly arranged
Mo, for shrubs and flowers, laid out with
taste, and KEEP, with care. Cultivate
taste for flowers and teach your ch''drea
10 love them. In doing so you will give
,bem new sources OF pleasure-new iacus'
tie. for enjoyment. And do not dee" the
time they bestow upon them lost time 4
10 well bestowed and will yield a rich re-
turn in pure and simple joys, and Tho
cheerful love of home. t ...
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ORIGINAL NARRATIVE.
Notes of a Seven Months Journey to
CALIFORNIA.

Iyt FORT SMITH SANTA FE. GiLA RlIEE, AM
TIE TUE LAKES
Frv1 the Private Journal kcptby
wM H. CIIAMBERLIN, CT L.visBrEe Pa.