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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-14
Massachusetts Legislature.

TH grTSis pqtAig9rr1AdfhhU Ja The
sEEATE+ R1ffhRteH for leave to increase CAPT
tai stock, and several relating to Railroads.
Orders adopted-That Messrs. Beach and Morrison
be Committee, with such as the House may ion to
be entitled the second Joint Committee on Railroads
and Canals.
The Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
bll concerning the taxation ofmortgaged property.
Mr.. Beach offered amendments to the bill, and
after discus sion thereof, the Senate adjourned
House. Petitions, &c. presented and referred OF
>; NJ Staples and others, for alteration in the law
relative TO the sale and transportation of intoxicating
drinks; of Alexander Kendlck and others, for com.
pensatIon for services rendered in endeavorng to cap
tnre the burglars who robbed the safe Of Union Wharf
Company in Provncetown, in 1919; of George Forbes
and others, for the annexation of part of North
brookheld of Nathan Crafts and Others for the aboi
ton OF militia drills, and sundry others.
The Speaker communicated letter from Mr. Michael
shepard OF Salem, resignng his as Representa-.
tive from that city, and it was ordered that precept
be issued to the city Salem, for an election to fill this
vacancy.
Orders adoped-On motion of Mr. Cushing of New
bury-Ihat the Committee on Railways and Canals
consider the expediency Of establishing Board fRa
way Commissioners
The resolve approprating $4,000 in aid of the cree
tion OF monument in Acton to Captain Isaac Davis
was discussed at length, and then was passed without
division, and the House adjourned
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From the National Era.l
THE LOST AND FOUND,
a Story of Thanksgiving Day.
BY MARY IRVING.

BooUa for Thanksgiving Day, chirruped a "a,
three year old, bursting in his nghtgown into farme,
Ialbots warm Kitchen He was irving 10 unlocL
two bright blue eyes, that sleep had sealed up pretty
airy' ana cut quite udlcrous figure with his stem.
torian Hoowa =
Bravo, Bobby Bravo-o-or laughed tbe
grandfather from his chimney corner sTry if aoa;n
Bobby, you'll keep up the honor of the family Toma
here, sir = 0o'ie
Bobby's eyes were fairly open by this time. he
uau ounu ms mother and took refuge in the folds Of
her check dress, sucking his thumb in ou;et aont,o
ness Mamma looked around from the gridron che
was experimenting, with gentle smile. That
smile seemed rather sad, methnks. for the scana
ana the DAY but we will know more about her
thanksgiving was always Joyous time At grand
iatner IaDots, not merely for s turkeve nu1d;ns,
and pies, though (soGIy be it spokenl Srandmotbes
talbot and her daughters did excel ali other grand
'nolhers and aunes at roaster, in the estirnoton
m o., me grandchildren, large and small But farnoer
laiDot ana ms gude-we' were staunch old pnr;
tans, TWO OF the good old stock with which our bIos
L leu view Lngianu sholes were planted. 1his stock
a"o Oecn grated wh many other and foreign shoots
sihce-Dut is II not the nations prosperity II has
long been fashionable to ridicule The nno;9 ~ nas
ana starched strictness of the Puritans. Ch;lJsaa
are taught to picture them us forever conr;no "
Psaim-DooK with nasal twang-as the DEADLY Soos
OF all cheeriulness and merriment l. No, M
lnps' treason TO tho memory of the Pilgrim Father.
VINO sleep beneath us Foes to the Wild eynhor
ance Of unamed spirits they were indeed and offer
100 prone 10 stretch every mind to their own s,anre
o. opinion and feeling. But they were cheerfa
race; The happest, yes, the merriest Tbankssiv
ing day that frightened my young life was spent be
,% e' Tue rool OF saunch Puritan old lady, one O.
,ne lew mat lnger, like sombre evergreens in nm.
sumn, among The more gay and careless of this zen.
Farmer Talbot kept Thanksgiving day religiou.l,
as wen as cheerily. Good old patriarch! He mis5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-14

GEO. IHoMPsoE's LECTURE. The lecture on In
d'a which is the last of Geo. Thompsons COURSE wa,
spoken Of IN the Boston papers as one Of great interest
"egave an extract from one Of them at the time which
our readers may recoect We trust that the citizen,
OF Worcester will avail themselves of this LAST chance
70 near 'hs distinguished orator, and the best oppot.
my mat they probably ever can have, to hear from an
eye witness, SO well qualified for the purpose his obser-
sssApns upon this remarkable country and its peopIe
Shall not the Hall be crowded Admission 70 10
enis only.
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MRS G cooDr,v~

ri xts.S y GOODWIN, an experienced and snccess
m Midwife, Gas one hundred and more can testify during
lne past year. 1862 holds herself in readiness dav and
H 10 attend to the duties of her profession Thankful
lp past 9vors, share of patronage is solicited which
nDafo oe bestowed upon Wo8an, and fno will be upon
man, word to the wise is sufficient Residence M
austin street l3mosl Worcester Jan. i3 1s5I
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nurditt's OIea ginous nredientea conn0,.na

Adn,;,,o1 H. ~ -, Compound.
f. eu ny an VINO have used ii be the best article for
5 ne mar Cleansing from all Dan4ruA Scurf &c
anu Deauying and preserving it in manner snnerior 10
any 9ther as'cle ever offered the public Do Won doult
II SO, your doubts will be removed by the use of il Ii
the hair. ~'0S N"0uiateu ~ HJne
uactnred and sold wholesale and retail by A. Bur
ut druggist and Apothecary. Clinton Mass Sodn Wor
Merrill, 22l Main street -'i' 'io' !; as1 I Ihu'H
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There has never perhaps been ,o.d;o;
before me public so well deserving their Confidence and
Pauonage az Ayers cherry Pictorial No ftmiIy sbonj5
Advertisement ~ ~ never VIII zee
Scott, Jr. & Co. ''N' - ie1ei' ana D.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-14

-, X. CLARK, HOMEOPATHIC prIvsI.
CIAN--No Walnut Street Odice -. c 4 si t
A. NJ, and from TO 8 p NJ 'o Ho"is from Q 'o'
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851 $50,
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a &C., Believing thaa nimble pence is better
~s a. sncn prices that purchasers will find il for their
%,aan'aee 10 call before purchasing elsewhere Their
Imhas III paf OF Boots shoes, Rubbers, Hats, CAPS
dtf my ''N''Si NV i"i S"ee'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-14

VI an experienced Nurse may be obtained upon arpi
Main Street. ~ '"'' n9si'ian, NJ "
Worcester Jan. 90, 1851 iauoodsm
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us 1t sa composition, which does the author honor.
The adoption of the music to those beautiful words.
"The Lord is my Shepherd, is complete, and the
whole effect was, what that of music SHOULD be,
upon the heart. The performers could not have been
better chosen. The pathos of tone, which distinguish
es the lady who sung the first treble, in its place
here The Bass Solo could hardly have been better
ceived Or executed. This closed the miscellaneous
portion Of the concert.
Then followed that musical gen, "The Morning." by
Kies. This had evidently been well rehearsed. The
stirring chorus with which it opens, was sung with
great freedom and spirit and in good harmony, and
sent
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and PR Prs1 In BUXTON, PULMONIsT. - OFFICE
tonst-Where his service can be promniiy MINI, nu O
Professional Duties f'''u ny pfeVlo"
Auscultation and Advice Free mr. -
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Wafer CtRF.--DR. 5. ROGERS is now nrenre5
~ ana ue' patients on give treatment without hoard
OFFICE Hours, from 10 to - and 9io ~ .,,
STREET. dE,r,f " at 40 MAfIi
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MRS. NJ $. THOMPSON, Practitioner of

Uusteulcs ana Medicine, No 10 Salem ST. would
g ~ 'no aues III This vicinity that she has an extensive
pracce and having had unparalleled success can give
r ra among the best families of Worcester Parc
Worcester, Jan, 81, 1850 ,ona ,,on,1
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U,' ,, .ihm DICKINSON, Notary Public.--
wa hl"n 70 This and to other matters of business al his
vo Ohce over the Central Bank.
NoiCesltf, oct. 3, 1850. DIFF
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will, he ,s heIe9y gwen that Premium Daguerreotypet
rocco ;ne cases. at No. Briney Hail. for 50 cents.
1'''ON DIR VAN
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DIX DIX. HARRIS, I54 Main street, is prepared to
xract Teeth wthout pain by the use Of Ills receuIy dir
''''i'uSuoS'i'ute Tor Ethcr-CnLoRoFoRm. dlstfjyN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-13
Queer Phensnsnop.-Ths Winnsboro s.. G.
Register, Of Friday, says:

Queer Phensnsnon.-Ths Wnnsboro s. G.
Register, Of Friday, says:
In this neghborhood, we understand, the good
people were witnessss, ON Thursday, tho 18th
inst, Of most unusual phenomenon. About
o'clock in the evening, large cloud arose in the
south, covering perhaps so degrees in the visible
horizon. This, Of course, under the circumstan-
ces. was watched with the greatest anxiety. After
increasing in density and size for about an hour, it
seemed to move up with r.pidity, having all the
appearance Of one from which abundant rain was
descending. This, however, proved not to be the
case, for in few minutes the whole face of nature
was covered with deep blue smoke, extending, as
far - yet ascertained, over an area Of is Or 20
mi!es square. So thick, indeed, was it, that the
vision was much interrupted, and trees and houses
only half mile of were entirely hidden from
view. When the smoke disappeared, which was
IN about an hour, the cloud had evaporated or
wasted away"
It was, doubtless, an spoealyptic vision Of the
substance, rise progress and fate Of South Caroli-
ma Secessonism. tee =. rss
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Ansourr. "A .AdEHcYI a1s ~ 2 of 20. coe. . Z
THE underaiened having bssa appointed Agent
~ IL sd satabIuhd hanss Il q Assouiu nas,st 4
sn1 APssR%sd = sq S Hssiys esas. S@ ihsir !svNpsis
m 7 aay sssasi1. q ? q 1SE6SSRsI 8 S.sesl:sa
FRESH aEIDLITZ and SODA POWDER6.
= L. e1dots Eowds., sspein astisls. d. So1a
now PEAS Cow PEAS--A. ffee5 Ia q
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ssle By Cjyl61 Bk1ELu 4 co. Ii Co. =
CLUES bbls. Glus, good asecle, hndina and
~ f. Ah by p. L. MASGEY
nyM es@9 Canp I'd 01vi9 susss
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N0LlSH CHEESE-A small lot Of very
.v7 9. WOOD CO.: sppsis fsss
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s,OWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLAAAs sup-
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CALClNED MAGNESIA-lO cases Celcined
~ Maglela, ilA rSssived, for ~ bv
aAS~ Eli 2AS0EYs eogna Camp and 0ssvi9 IT,
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And so much of said lands viii be sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of J. ID.
French in said town on the fourth day OF
October next, at ten o'clock A. NJ. ms shall
be requisite to discharge said taxes with cost
unless previously paid,
II. ID. SCHOFF, First Constable.
Dated at Brunswick, this 26th day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1851. 7S5ws
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= 7 T.WI T.II
II. Baxter farm,
Ehenezor Floyd 80 l52lng syo 90 40 . ~ az
Sophia Morse hlrm
Joshua Hacker 20 1872 "a 4b1s4oi 100
Enos Bishop farm,
William Blodret I42 so IL qo1Ia1a 90 IN
Aud 70 mach OF said Land viii no soiJ M nrhiic
enction at the School House, Ia District No l. in
snid town of Brighton, on the first Thursday of Dc
tnheI 11aSt, At ten uruuk r0FeR0onn ms shall be eoui
site to discharge said tpxes with cost unless preyi
ouslv paid, P-
Dated az Brighton, august 20, 1851 f784ss
HARVEY COZ, First Constable
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STATE or VERMONT,

EssEx District, So.
Al Probate Court, held ut Luncnburgh, within and
FOR said District on the 10th day 81 August, A. ID.
1851, Present, Che Hon. Jonah Brooks, Judge.
a Instrument, purporting TO be the last will and
testament OF David kiniHton, late Of Concord in
said dist dcocNaed being presented to the court here
by ChaunGy HHth executor therein named for pro-
BATE II u ordered by said court, that oil persons
concerned therein, be notified 10 appear Mt session
of said court, 10 be held at the Probate Office In Luz
nenburgh Mt O'clock +. NJ, the 18th day of
September, A, D. 1851, and show cause, II any they
may have, against the probate Of said will for which
ppgP~se u Va further oFeres tat copy of tho
lively, in tho CALIFORNIAN, printed at ST. Johnsbury,
VT, ns soon rs may be. ~.
true copy Of record, l734w3
Attest WILLIAM CHANDLER, Reg.
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Making : per cent. Tor the year ending August
}. lsel SAN per centnge % De ensl on ne original
any endorsement nud to be paid TO the Treasurer a.
hls oilee "a Montpelier or before the 18th day 81
ucioler 1861, being tte day OF the Annual Meeting
of sald Company
AZ uaurl n list " persons insured Nv the several
towns, with the amount OF assessments due from
each respectively, viii De forwarded 10 the Repre-
i~utgiives elect 20 tho Legislature by whom money
cab he forwarded 90 the oflto
wy ~ h@'',i-ss~ 80 -G0NnRpvup irTfbenssirs
.. - - -ff WV ~ ,i's pei.,.--~
t1ch advance the interests Of the Company saving
. Ntt Hmount u labor IN the Treasury department.
"'' 90 iheifi-civct, considerable ITEM IN postage
mi' interest % which they viii he subjected In case
VI neglect. j. 4. WRIGHT Trsast,I,cr
Insurance. oalee Montpelier Aug. ii,isbr fsS4i4
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pNKf.fNti 3. .atIt,tlDhIl
Professor A. c. Darry's


IN NtcoruERoCs on NEpIcArrp Co,trousp The
world, plHced upon Its guard by the almost
daily detection Of some pnusibls hun,bug, now ex-
Hinincs and tests every article with scrupuous
cnrc aud nothing that is not intrinscnllv GOOD car
long lourish. rurTr'S Trtcupherous has been Hnb
rctcd % this ordeal for ton wears Every wear Its
reputation and sales have Increased until more Off
i copsuned annually than Of any other prepnrntion
tor the hAit.eser offered 10 tire American pnblic
Tho discovery that II will cure diseases of the
'h, and cause wounds and ulcers to heal and 81 ,.e
relieve all external inflammation, aud remove Lhe
pain aud itching incident to stug-, bites scratche-
cuts, burus, scalhs &c, has greatly enhanced tho
sale of the article, md il Is now known and uscd
fur these purposes well as renew bcnutify and
craI.-H Lie hair tn etrT city amt rUwn IN tho I'm
LIS extraordinary choaprcas places Il within the
roach OF th6humhlost family, and It's upnoc,ed val
n intnr,s ~ place on the most luxurious toiet-
Aoshcr ind X the suneHt ruqedv Glr spraiits rnts
mt Observation-Disclosures thhT cAildren the aed praise
j, ns euro for the HhoumaHsm aud MI the achey
- iinl pAnS =" which tic muscles ARE subject: nnI
glt A.ii giant - li-t+it Iais tfehJ-rs II NJ mi
e,liHc lrge. Hry IN hls-ou'iit. .h e.
Srt ii large bottle, price ~ ccnta at the rrnci
pHi btfcc. 10 BnoAnWNr, Arv furk. For sne
bYshe principal merchants, and druggists through
,ut III" Uititel tutr~ and CnnHdl. Bc,varc If the
crrnterls.i. y-dRtNt per hoitlc. lrspvt
r-r.r|ls' III b., Lt'eEtt * co., .Julmsifury IT
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And so much of said land will be sold at pub
tic v~ndue, Mt the Lawrence and KneelAnd
saw mill, on the upper floor. in said Victory,
on Saturday, the 4th day Of October next, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, as shall be requi-
site to discharge said taxes with cost, unless
previously paid.
Dated st Victory, this sth day OF August
A. d., 1881. E73l13
JAMES FOWL, First Constable.
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CRANKY.

FEfHE non resident pFoprietoru pf the town
n Of 0nnby 10 the County Of EsseH are
hereby notified, that the tsE - assfssed y
said IOWA within The year neat preceding this
date, remain either 10 whole 90 lh part unpaid,
on the following described lands Ia said iowa,
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Maidstone.

TIME non resident pFppHstors nf the Town
IL Of Maidstone, ~ abe Cauniy OF ksIf N'alp
hereby notified thai the taxes assessed ~ we
town within the year next preceding ihls sa~
femain either "a whsls OF - pert unPala 90
the following described lands ia said lo~h' "
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dnl on 0T
lArnodE Elizabeth kns,J
o
nJenhu Jonathan Afnps, II
Of und
,L of
ind Henry John
dandsw sd oil
m
Grenoon "a
HIRAM ALLARp, Constable
n,tdat Newark hisI yor August A DIES Rows
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VICTORY.

fIftE nonresident prOprietoru and land
owners OF the TOWN OF Victory, In the
County Of EsseE, and tho State Of Vermont
are hereby notified thAt the taxes assessed BY
said town within tho two years neat preeed-
Ing thia date. remain IN the whole OF ia part
unpaid on the following described lands,
Ia aid tnWu IA .rfft
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Brighton.

TIME non resident propnctop and land owneta OF
Il the town 81 brighton, In the County 81 Essex I,
and the State Of Vermont, are horehy notified that
the taxes assessed by said town within the two years
neat preceding this date remain either VA whole az
Ia part unpaid the following described andsI t0
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THE CALEDO MAN.


TUE couhV o. Caledonia
u the Towno
o
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oUILDHALL..

TTNHE nonresident proprietors Of the town
Il Of Guildhall, IN the County Of EsseK, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town. within the year next preceding this date,
remain In whole or IN part unpaid, on the FOL
loWiug deacfibed lAuda in aatd town. To wit
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BrunswicIK.

rINHE nonresident proprietors Of the town
Il OF brunswick, IN the county OF Essex arc
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town, within the years next preceding this
date, remain either in whole or ia part I'M
paid on The following described lands IN said
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And 40 much Of said lands will be sold at
public auction At the dwelling house Of Geo
Rich, ~ said Maidstone, on Saturday, the 9TH
day OF October next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon. as shall be requisite 90 discharge
said taxes with costs unless previously paid.
FRANKLIN ii. KEYES, First Constable.
Dated at MAIDSTONE, this Esd day Of August,
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Easthnven.

TENha HSBTssffsHT f'F0PFivtoFs OF The Town Of
II Esstbaven, IN the County OF Essex ere
hereby notified that the taxcs ASSESSED by said
town within the year next preceding this date
AI-A-aa tbs GEAaA Lat -las The year lsIa. re-
main either in whole or "a part unpaid on the
lollowInn dcac rIbed lnnda In aaid town 90 wit
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StOve,|Tin, Copper, Il Sheet Iron
Ware " are Business
Insurance Notice.

fH'iiE Members OF tie Vermont Mutual Fire In
sitrpuce Company, are hereby notified that the
following assessments have beet made Nv tho bi-
reeior on au uoes IN force on the days folowingto
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And so much OF said lands viii he cold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of KittredGe
Hudson in said town of Eastha ven on the 27tlT
day of September, A. ID. 1861, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, us shSl be requisite TO dis.
charge said tnKcs with costs unless previously
paid -a
Dated a, Easthaveu this 12d day OF August,
A ID 1851.
795~3 H. L. WALTER. First Constable,
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CORNS. CORNs. CORNs and TOOTH

~ ACHE DROPS BURRS Celebrated Corn Sllre
and Tooh Aehe Drops we'll known can be procured at
the principal Drugs and Chemical stores, namely
J MIhnu y Co, l8J Broadway Charles III Ring. i9s
do, Thomas Green, 80 do George Lee, 1873 do. II l.
hIrrsf.d. % 90, W Bi->sll, 64t Do j " / COOLING
ton lido. Chiffon, 80 40. John b Dod. ~ do Pny
r lIcest L. ai do. " IA. ID Crumbie 852 do. Even Ne
lntyfe ~ do D. 81. Onion. ~ B0"ey. Grand
Rob Sand. lo8 Bowey James Cramhie cor OF Fourth
- and Bower.
Likewise al the principal store, throughout the ct,
and hy the Proprietor SO g. and 81
B-An Agent wanted for the State Of Pennsy yania
Address ., HE Pruur,efnr posi- PAID. lo,U In