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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-06
EMADAME YOUNG,
THE ONDERFUL AND
MYSTERIOUS LADY,
on THE CELEBRATED


M HOSE fame has spread throughout the New England
w States, where she has been travelling FIR number
OF years. and has met with anlsaed snceess wond
say 10 ali those Ladies' ard Gentlemen who may be curl
Gus to learn the FUTURE EVENTS that may distinguish
their lives, as eiates to BUSINESS MARRIAGE SICK
NESS, ABSENT FRIENDS WHETHER DEAD OR
ALIVE that she will answer any question rela i've the
les and Foreel Coming Events with astonishing
cy.
she will also give information regards Disease. The
Afflicted viii be greatly benefited by consulting her.
Me Y. will also give PSYCHOLOGICAL EX-
AMlNATlONS, and furnish her patro with Charts.
TERMS so cens-Chars eA 10 Madame ung viii re
mainin this place but short time Tnose shing to con-
suit her, will call soon her engageme call her else
where.
she has taken rooms at the FRANKLIN HOUSE Wor
cester Ladies visit her by the private
on Thomas street, first door up stairs to the left.
WORCESTER, Dec 5, 1850. diff
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ARCHITECTURE.

THE subscriber wond respectfully the Cit
of Worcester and its vicinity, that he has taken
Room the third story of BRINLEY ROW, directly op
pose American Temperance House, for the purpose
Of Designing amt Draring Plans of Buildings, public and
private in all the various styles of Architecture and he in
yes those who contemplate building, to give him CALL
he that from his experience Architect that he
shall be enabled give full satisfaction all whit may ia
Tor him with their patronage sS
LEWIS E. JOY, Architect.
Worcester. Sept. Is. 1850
u am kindly permitted TO refer to the following gen
ilenlen Hon. Henry Chaplin s. ID. Harding, Thomas A..
Clark Walter R. Bigelow, Edward Lamb Freeman Upham
M Ii Morse. f.ts cav SIG
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BY MRS. R. S. NICHOLS.
o sing to me softly, my sister,
And smile on me, darling, tonight;
For my soul is encompassed with darkness,
And shut from the kingdom oflightl
| walk in life's valley of shadows
Where the fountains low murmurs are still
Where swiftly, through grey mist and vapor,
Are gliding pale phantoms i'll.
Thy voice, like the clear thread Of silver
That winds through the still grassy lane,
Shall steal through my hearts silent chambers,
And waken their music again!
Far away from the clouds of the present,
In the Eden ofmemory's isle,
What visions of peace and of beauty
Shall my spirit of sadness begue
Once more will rove with sweet fanees,
And think the sweet thoughts of child;
Once more will gather Youths roses,
The farer because they are wild.
And the light which know is immortal,
That shone on young lifcs dewy houis,
Shall stream from its chrystaline portal,
And brighten fair memory's bowers.
Then sing to me softly, my sister,
And pour out thy heart in the strain
Till dream that the beautiful voices
Of childhood are singing again.
So my heart shall grow better and purer,
And strength to us both shall be given,
To work out priceless salvation
Aud sing with our children in Heaven
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! Dancing and Calisthenio School.

MIR. MRS MOORE, take this opportunity to inform
IVA their friends and former patrons, that their next term
will commence at WARREN HALL. Saturday. Dec.
28th at Il O'Clock p NJ Regular days every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
n. b Ladies and Gentlemen who wish for private in
struetiOn in the Redowa Glide Waltz Angelina or Cinq
Temp Waltz Schotiseh and Russian Walzw please ap-
ply to Mr. NJ. at the Hall. decis-dn
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ElgEaf-ElghfI

EsHE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
Il the world is MARSHS PATENT OIL This is a new
invention, recently introduced and very extensively
used by the pubci is perfectly safe and free burn
any Oil Lamps with thesmpe alteration of tube
which done for me trhng expense Of M This Oil
compose entirely ofvegeabe, and contains six
eight Parts, ofwhich Essential Oils The whole
Trims body beautiful in appearance and gives Clear bril-
liant and odorless light without grease, smoke smell,
eapLos,onthus furnishing the public with article from
which they obtain almost any qantty of light and
time clean and beautiful. The above is for sale al
A. II. MENTIONS, FosTER STREET, opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots. ttri
n. b. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jan9. dwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-06

Washing and Cleansing Compound.
u its all dread Of Washing Days are removed as hun
- dres will testify who have received the benefit of itr
use within the last three months Having greatly improve
ed this article, with confidence, offer the publj.
SUPERIOR to any otker preparation kind in use
As there many mutations purchasers will be particu
lar to ask for that made and sold by
G. A. l. L. HARRINGTON,
Worcester, April 20. diff SO Main Street
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JANKINS & CLOUGH,
Fashionable Hair Dressers.

TUE subscribers would most respectfully inform their
former and the public generally that they
have formed copartnersip to take effect on and after
Monday Dec 3D. the shop under the CENTRAL HoTEL,
where both of the above firm will he found in puncua
tendance they keep constantly on hand supply OF
Jails TripoH nrigorator, very superior article foI
the hair.
thanks liberal patronage which they have heretofore
received and hope their unon to unite large share
their former customers. d3nl-Dec. 3.
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WIN. Es GUY,
No % G,1ihurv Straot RoefOm

NO. ~ SuuDuty SticSts GSOSIOHs
MOULD inform the public that he has invented new
w contrivance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which mparts the water neither color, acid
The outside of the pipe covered with composition that
preserves them from This is considered. by the
eminent chemists ONLY fit for conveying water
into houses for domestic puTp Those using aqueduct
will lind it for their advantage call and examine.
~ He has also invented a GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed the bottom ofWes and Springs. The water is
carried through glass lined pipes TO any part of the house
desired nPersons from the country invited CALL
send in their orders. dwtf Boston, June %
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TO the Ladies and Citizens Of Worcester
A. M. DRISCOTI.

A. M. DRISCOLL, F
a8 MANUFACTURING JEyyELER, ass
Biseioap's Court, Front Street,. Worcester
A ND dealer In WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEwELRY,
IA spectacles Silver Ware perfumery and Fancy Goods
1TGlasscs Cited 10 Watches, Lockets, Spectacles, Mem
DRY Pins, and Rings. at fiiF' et'ia
ELEcrRo GLIDING and SiLvERiEo done in the ncatest
manner. GA kinds Of Repairing In the above line, done
on short notice Ola Cola and Soer taken ia exchange fer
goods. dw,f Oct 1, 1850.
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For sale or Exchange.
For Sale or to Let,
FOR SALE.

s-x A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, on Saem-st :.
ssA "A containing rooms, with good supply water
zA very desirable place for small family and win be
sold cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
Apply TO VIM. A. DRAPER & co,
April 25 diff # IS Front Street
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COFFIN MANDATORY.


t------==- DEADY MADE CoFFINs of all
lEEsi=7--==-1 IL sizes and kinds, constantly on
ts7-1=-----s=-Tz hand at the Mandatory and Ware
+~-sr-llass=r.-ssaszz Room, No. Mechanic Street,
opposite the Norwich Railroad Depot.
gF Coffin Plates furnished at short notice. Sections and
others in country invited to call and examine for
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop joiner work
In all its hranches-Counters Tables Desks, Show Cases.
Drawers Shelves, fol stores, countngrooms, Offices &C.
1J Also, all other kinds Of general obbing
Worcester, Nov 5, 1850. eod&wtf WIN. CURLY.
Havward's Gazetteer of the United States
THIS Work will comprise ample descriptions of all the
states, Territories Counties, Districts, Towns Cities
and Villages the United States which will be appended
numerous Statistical Tables, good Map of the United
States and choice variety of handsome Engravings, by
JOHN HAYWARD author Of the New England Gazetteer,
Law Register Book Of Religions, etc.
The GAZETTEER is to be issued as the United
States Census has beer officially returned at ahingto
which will be in the early part of 1851 No pains
will be spared render this Work and valuable
TO the public generally.
II will contain between ZOO and eco pages printed
with and beautiful type good paper, full hound in
leather in superior STYLE with gilt backs and corners Price
subscribers, Three Dollars copy, payable delivery
AGENTS WANTED.
The undersigned having the agency of the Counties OF
Worcester, Hampshire, Hampden Berkshire and Franklin
the above Counties the several towns liberal
commission viii be allowed. For further information, APP
ply to
WARNER KINDS or
LUCluS BEACH,
dec30-d&wtf "a Mechanic street, Worcester.
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A Rare Chance.
For sale Fresh and Clean STOCK Of
W. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
M with Lease Of STORE for a term Of years.
Possession given the First osJanua'y, 1881,
yTNE above offers rare inducements to any person wishing
1 10 engage in the w. |. GOODS AND GROCERY Blu
SINESS The Store IL situated Main street. with large
established trade and considered OF the best stands in
the city Inquire at this Office.
Worcester Dec T. d&wtf
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Engraving g.
NO, RRfNLEY HALL.

engraving.
NO. RRINLEY HALL.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER having commenced BUSINESS at the
above place. respectfully solics the tronage Of the
public. Wedding, Visiting, and Business Cards, engraved
in superior yle aso Watch Papers, Notarals, Labels
Ball Tickets &c.
Door Plates,
Trunk and Coffin Plates Desk Seals and Silver Ware let
tered with Deaness and despatch. Orders from country
Jewellers will receive prompt attention.
J r. SOUTHGATE.
No Brinley Hall. Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited
to call and examine specimen cards.
N Is. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms
dee25-d3m
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WILLIAM D. FEMNO & som.
SYMPTOMS.

y ME lUMO.
TIIE common symptoms of WORMS are, paleness OF the
countenance and at other times universal flushing OF
the face itching of the starting in the Sleep the appe
te sometimes bad ard other times voracou frequent
pains in the SIDE with dry cough and papitaon of the
heart.
MEDICINE.-Though numberess medicines extolled
for expeng and killing worms there has been eff
caclous SHOWS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF PINK ROOT No difficulty is found in administering
harm the smallest infant there is mercury
mineral lit This valuable preparation is prepared by
SNOW & MASON, Apothecares, at l67 Broad ST., Prov
.dence, R. l., and for sale by Druggists generally.
CAuTIoN-The purchaser will be and inquire Tor
Shows Compound Fluid Extract of Pink Root and see that
the bottle is signed by c. A. W. Snow.
( ~ Sold in Worcester by d. Scott Jr, Co., L. 7. La
zell and A. Clarke. eod3m oct 80
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Christmas and New-Years Presents.

ADAMS, of Waldo Block has splendid assortment o
new style Paper Mache Tokens and Cases. ofasizcs, from
the largest the smallest for Holiday Presents. If any
person purchasing Daguerreoype ~ this establishment
can set anoher of equal merit at any Other rooms III THU
c,ty they invited return II and receive their money
OF have II retakcn free Of expense. .
lst.a.a Highest Premiums is ss 4..
Awarded to Adams at the us, two fps Of the Mechanics
Asscciation, dec20--ikHu
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FINE SHIRTS, TO ORDER.

He will be constantly supplied with pure aud heavy Lin
ems Of his mportation and with Cotons of extra quail
ty put up expressly for his use and hopes that the
branch his business will enable him suit the FASH
dous tastes and excel all former attempts excellence
CHARLES A. HEWINS,
Nl5dM&TtF28. Chambers, 1923 WASHINGTON st
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NeW-York Money.

I AIKEN at par in exchange for Goods. A premium Of
2per cent allowed on all good Bank Bills of State
also premium of per Silver Dollars either
Spanish, Mexican American coin.
EDWARDS g. BANCROFT,
decls-d6w No 10 Washington Square
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.
Thanksgiving is at hand.

III who want good Minee Pies, Without The use Of
IN Bratdy will lind BOILED APPLE JUICE, at No. Sol
MN sr 1g Also country made Apple Sauce, Preserves
.ad leles VIM. A. EAMES.
n IN ~ az ~ tfA. Dqaat ~ Ha rt DIFF
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REMOVAT,

THE subscriber has Removed from joys BUILDING
i to the lar=e Room the Fones Store
of Messrs. BATES & JORDAN, No. 1879 Washington
Street, BOSTON, and will continue give his attention
heretofore, entirely TO the manufacture of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-06
Currant Wine

TTOR sale few casks of very choice Currant Wine by
IL EDWARDS & BANCROFT,
decle-dsw No. 10 Washington Square.
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THE DAILY SPY.
o sing to me sOftly, my sister.

BY MRS. R. s. NICHOLS.
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Boarders Wanted
Meal of all kinds,
For Sale,

For Sale,
A ORGAN of good tone, with four stops, handsome
IN mahogany case, and in all respects desirable ins.ru
nent. The above is well adapted for paror sinai!
church, and will be sold very reasonable For
which, apply to BETSEY CONVERSE, on Ashland Street,
WORCESTER to CHAS. E. CONVERSE, No. "a North
Market St., Boston. diff Worcester, Sept II
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Camel Coal.

4 FEW oh ldrons of this celebrated COAL for sale q.
N Boston prices, adding freisht by
RICE & BARBOUR,
dcc2l-df Plymouth street Coal Ynrd
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BOARD.

A GENTLEMAN and wife or three single gentleman
IA and one lady be accommodated W ith rooms and
poste AIdrchs Block
Worceste~. Dec 5, 1850. DIFF
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Hats and Caps,

IHOR sale at the COTTAGE STORE, ITO Main Street
IL nearly opposite Central Street. DANIELS & co.
Worcester, Dec. 81, 1885, diff RI
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Shirts Made to Measure.

A I HUDSON'S Shirts of the most approved pattern:
"A. made TO order and warranted to fit NO FIAGG's
BUILDING dtf-dec6
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Gents Dancing Pumps.

TNOR New Year. may be foun at the COTTAGE, Ito
IL Main Street, nearly opposite Central Street.
Worcester, Dec 81, 1850. diff DANIELS & co.
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Z II E r E 2 u Bill G..
WASHIN GTON:
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IA, 1851

.sThe series of measures to which have alluded
are regarded by me settlement In principle
and substance-a final settlement-of the danger
'.ous and exciting subjects which they embraced"
''By that adjustment we have been rescued from
the wide and boundless agitation that surrounded
US, and have n firm, distinct, and legal ground
to rest upon. And the occasion, trust, will JUS
tify me IN ExHoRTISG MY couNTRYMES TO RALLY
UPoN AND MAINTAIN THAT GROUND as the best, if
not the only means, of restoring peace and quiet
to the country, and maintaining inviolate the in
'tcgrity of the Unon'
TPREsIpENT FILLMoRE's MESSAGE.
"The Presidents message, a. the opening OF the
present session of Congress, expresses fully and
plainly his own and the unanimous opinion Of all
those associated with him in the Executive admin
istration Of the Government, in regard to what
arc called the Adjustment or Compromise inca
surcs of last session. That opinion is, that those
measures should be regarded in principle as
a final settlement of the dangerous and exciting
subjects which they embrace; that though they
: were not free from imperiections, yet, in their
mutual dependence and connexion, they formed
a system of compromise the most concilatory
and best for the entire, country that could be OBJ
tanned from conflicting sectional interest and
opinions, and that therefore they should be ad-
hered to, until time and experience should de-
monstratc the necessity OF further Legislation to
guard against evasion or abuse. That opinion, so
. far as know, remains entirely unchanged, and
6 will be acted upon steadily and decisvely. The
peace Of the country requires this the security OF
: tho Constitution requires this and every conside
{ ration of the public good demands this. If the
8 Administration cannot stand upon the principles
of the message it does not expect to stand at all -
[DANIEL WEpsTEn's Letter 10 The Union MEETING
at TVestchestCr.
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The Debate on the Public Printing.

| OF all the monomanias that ever seized
| legislative body, the most amusing is that
! which has taken possession of some very worthy
members of Congress in regard TO the public
printing Some seventy five years ago Dr.
JOHNSON asked BozzY if he had ever men
toned in any of the papers Of the Rambler the
description in VIRGIL of the entrance into He'll
with an application to the press; and after re-
peating the passage which paints revengefu
! Cares and sullen Sorrows, with Fear, Famine,
Toll, Sleep. and Death figuring on the
canvass-''now," said the photographer, cal
most all these are the concomitants of print
ing house." But things had SO changed in
England only fivc-and thirty years afterwards,
that writer in the Edinburgh Reuiep Of that
period was proud to think" that 'sparadise
of printers" was already pretty nearly "real-
lied in that happy country" We wonder
which of the two places Mr.. RITcHIE thinks a
printing office most resembles?
| II is certain that an American Congress in the
| middle of the nineteenth century are doing what
in them lies to restore the times of which DR..
Johnson speaks, and to make the printing house
as much as possible like the place described by
| Virgil. And while the country is making pro-
| gress III the other arts-ln painting, sculpture,
architecture, and generally in mechanic crafts
manship-we find Legislators engaged, studious-
| Y and Systematically in degrading and destroy
ing ''the art preservative of all arts"-that of
Typography. The enlightened apprehension Of
these gentlemen seems to be that the Govern
ment will be cheated if it does not screw down
Journeymen printers to half wages; and yet
some of them have been journeymen printers
themselves, without learning respect for their
craft
In such light estimation is the art held
which has civilized mankind, that even reyer-
end Senators treat its followers as if they were
infides. with whom there is no need of keeping
faith. Marvellous as it may seem, Mr.. DopGE,
OF Iowa. moved in the Senate Of the United
States on Monday last TO recommit bill
to the committee with instructions among
other things to report bill &c to repeal 50 much
of the Joint resolution of the Sd March, 1919.
and the act of September 30, 1880, respect
lively, as authorize any subscription for The
compilation of the debates and proceedings of
Congress. from the end of the 9TH 10 the end
Of the 18th Congress. or any publication of
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Penitentinry Printing.

\ bill was some weeks since introduced by q
Mr.. LOGAN, in the Ohio Senate, providing fol
the execution of certain printing in the Ohio
penitentiary. This was movement of the
economists. We think it not improbable, il
the policy should prevail of impoverishing prin-
tiers by destroying the art, that some of them
may find their way into the almshouse; but the
idea of finding printers in peniten,iary is an
absurdity. Mr.. LOGAN, for cheapness, nigh,
better move to refer the codifcaton of the laws
to the inmates of penitentiary. than to send
the public printing there to be executed
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tS'ee first page.l
Congress.

In the Senate, yesterday. The bill authorizing
the President of the United States to confer the
rank OF lieutenant general by brevet for merito-
rious services, was passed-yeas 81, nays TO-
The bill to regulate the fees allowed clerks,
marshals, and attorneys in the circuit and dis
rict courts of the United States, was taken up,
and was not finally acted on when the Senate
adjourned
In the House Of Representatives, the resolu-
the public printing, was, after debate, recon-
mitted to the Committee on Printing, with in
structions: and the House, in Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, took up and
discussed the River and Harbor bill.
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Census Returns.

On the 9th of February we published the
returns Of the population of Rhode Island by
counties. with some leading items of statistics.
and on the 18th we gave like sketch of the
returns from Indiana. We hereto append the
population tables OF New Jersey and Maryland,
and take occasion 10 remark that these four
States are correctly reported and that we will
take good care that our reports of the rest shall
be equally reliable.
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THE REpU BLIC.

invited this course of remark had become Ia
tigued with it. The gentleman from South Caro-
from which he had derived no satisfaction So far as
the ne OF principles is involved TO mark the char
acter OF party, he should not have thrown off the
veil but to meet attack. IL Inatered little TO him
whether the attack covert open. lie was
content himself vote for this BILL without regard
to the professions of individuals of parties for he
had learned to have about much respect for one
as the other-whether the question was large and
national, or social The true course of pubic
man was to pursue his line of action, within
the circle of his own principles voice: "Your
name Is not on the Union paper had no occa-
judgment is concerned but will never throw cen
sure on those who d put their names upon it.
Mr. CARTIER (Mr. McLASE without conclud-
ing giving way) moved that the committee rise.
The motion prevailed, and
The House adjourned.
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The Henderson Trial.

BY telegraph we learn that the jury, on tho
second trial of General HENDERSON at New
Orleans for participation in the Cuban affair,
were unable TO agree upon verdict, and were
discharged by the court.