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Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
WANTS.
The French Language Taught Orally.

DOOMS corner of Main and Mechanic Sts.
III Monsieur HOYT, for 90 years Oral Teacher OF the
French Language having completed the arrangements of
his Recitation Room is prepared to instruct Private
or Public classes.
His method of Instruction tho very simple founded
upon long and thorough Psychological investigation of
the OF language, grating art upon nature he
makes the former subserVent to the latter 1t has been
expermentaly tested and received the cordial approval
of many very emil emily literary men, as well as great
number of very celebrated teachers On this head he
refers to his printed Circulars to be obtained at his
roOm the Bookstores of MesSrS. GrUut Tucker,
Main Street
ALL the Instruction is Ora including the Analysis,
Grammar Science of the Language. lie does not
the called Grammar books-but he comments on the
pecuarities existing in the spoken tongue-ponts out
the difference between the French and English dioms
illustrating his comments by oral as well written
amples on the Back-bcard-each pupil having blank
notes will form the Grammar. The Pupil thus while
learning the language will learn how the grammar is de-
rived from it.
Monsieur H's preliminary course i'll the Orthoepy
Pronunciation, with comments and practice in the ele
mentary construction of the Language, will consist of
"a lessons, each of ONE HOUR
In addition to the classes already in operation he is
now forming two neW ones, the first from ii TO IL M,
the second from l-2 to l-2 P NJ, to recte times
week. Private Social Glasses are required to meet at
his Recitaton-roon, where, great expense every
veuience has been provided, and where they will be free
from all intrusion whatever
Ladies or gentlemen are requested TO apply imme
datey from the nature of his system essential
that pupils should be present at his first lesson.
The terms, &c. may be learned on application to
Monsieur or to the person in attendance during his
occasional absence Monsieur IL. efers to the Teach
OF the High and the Grammar Schools to his present
pupils any one who has ever studied with him. dl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
THE WORLDS FAIR p

There is a saying, old, but true,
That every day brings something new !"
Which " somethingn for It's day will rage,
The wonder Of this wond'rous age
Thus old Joce Heath went through the land
And so did JohnsOns colOred band;
Then Ole Bull; the swiss Bell Ringers;
And num'rous bands of negro singers;
Then Tommy Thumb, who Kissed near
Two million ladies in year;
Barnum, the Great; Lopez, the brave;
Sweet Jenny Lind, and Powers Greek Slave;
All have enjoyed their length of days,
And all received their need of praise.
And now, beyond thc bounds of ocean,
We've seen contentious and commotion!
A spot in London Vic selected,
A Crystal Palace she erected,
Where i" furious Frank and fiery Hum"
The Yankee and the Englishman,-
The Turban'd Turk, and Spains Grandees,
East Indian and the Portuguese
Could all forget their ancient rage,
And in mole peaceful strife engage;
Each rear aloft its standard high,
Each win the palm Of victory
The strife begins-the race commences,
And heller, skelter-o over fences
And pushing, pulling, holding back,
Go all the wager-winning pack
And when the contests almost ended.'
And when their strengths almost expended,
Then JONATHAN, before their eyes.
Just rushes up, and TAKES THE PRIZE
He powed their land and moved their oats.
And picked their locks and beat their boats /.
And told them that, throughout creation,
There's nothing like the ankee nation
Though some i'll distant lands would roam,
They'd still sprinkling left at home. *
There's Webster Clay, and Thomas Benton,
And many more that he could mentions
And works Of Art-for something fine,
HaculIar-in the Clothing line
Has placed without his spacious Store,~
genus homo, at the door, ~'
To show to all, whO've any wits,
That he can clothe and ''give them-fts."
AT Worcester, in the Old Bay State,
Al curly morn, or evening late,
You'll find him with perfect stock,
AT CLOTHING BAZAAR-PIPER BLOCK
There may be bought, do suppose,
The Gentleman's or 6 farmers Clothes,'
at prices, too the lowest sum,
For s. trade there wheR Pm to hum %
II The Yanke, of course, knew where it was 70
has interest to trade; if you all will trade at the sam
place ii WILL undoubtedly, be for your interest to do sc
Macullar. Williams & Co.
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN.
No. Piper's Block,
CLOTHING BAZAAR, 271 MAIN STREET,
sep26 dwistf WORCESTER
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
Tickets 25 cents to all parts of the House

Children, unless accompanied by their Parents or
Guardians, cannot be admitted.
Curtain will rise Ia TO O'Clock. dec4-lt
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Geographical Institute,
At Leland's Music Rooms, horticultural
Hall, Front Street.
J. G. McKINDLEY

" LII G4A l. Az - ~ - r
VETII.L form Classes the study OF the science of
w GEOGRAPHY, as follows:
FIRST CLASS-For children from to 10 years OF
age, 10 meet Wednesday and saturday afternoons, at
O'Clock; Number of Lessons 20; Terms, S1,5O
SECOND CLASS-Fo Youth from 10 to 10 years OF
age to meet Monday and Tuesday venings from 6! to
81 O'Clock; Number oi Lessons, %; Terms, $500.
THIRD CLASS-For young Ladies and Gentlemen
over IS years Of age, Friday and Saturday
evenings from to 9oclock; Number Of Lessons, 2O
Terms $500 per scholar, or a Lady and Gentlemen,
$500.
FOURTH CLASS-wll be made up of those who
desire to take lessons in Map drawing, and Globe
exercise, designed tor Teac and others Time of
meeting and terms made known application
*s* The LIST Glass will meet this, Wednesday, after
noon, Dec. Sd. I'd Glass, Monday evening, Dec. 9Th.
81 Glass, Friday evening Dec. 12th dec3tf.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
Portsmouth Ribbed Shirts and Drawers.

A SMALL. LOT, at less than Manufacturer prices,
N at the Worcester Thread Store, 2l4 Main Street.
dec2-3wis JOSEPH A. ROWLAND
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
Kid Gloves at 62.l-2 Gents,

nNE Case very nice, assorted colors and Sizes just
~ received at the Worcester Thread Store, ga Main
Street. JOS. A. ROWLAND.
dec2-3wis.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
AUCTIONS.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ]

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 4
ar AUCTION.
OI Nos &c and 68 h ain street, on
Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 9Th
Commencing at l O'clock one Of the largest assort-
ments Of Household Furniture offered az auction in
this city, consisting in part of
8 Mahogany Sofas! 8do Bureaus,
Solid Mahogany Dining Tables, Cane and Wood Seat
do, Center do Extension Dining do Mirrors, Carpets
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves, Croekery Glass and
Tin Ware, painted Window Shades, House Organ,
Melodian, Piano Forte, | Black Walnut Secretary
Beds, Hair Mattresses Palmleaf do, Bed Clothing, Bo-
hemian Glass Ware Solar Lamps, GirandOles Mantle
Lamps, Hall Lamps, pieces New Bookings, Wash
Stands, Dressing Tables, Wash Tubs, with general
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture.
Ladies are invited to attend the salet
deC5 DIT w. SELBY g. co Auc'trs.
Great Sale of Solar and Hall Lamps, Cir
andoles, Vases, and Shades,
AT AUCTION.
HOWE, PUTNAM, g. Co.,
WILL sell at their Sales Room, opposite Central
w Bank, on Saturday afternoon, December 9Th COM
mencing at II O'clock the entire stock of Lamp Deal
er consisting OF
40 SOLAR LAMPS, good styles, with Shades and
Drops,
Is SETS GIRANDOLEs very nice.
IL HALL LANTERNS, good patterns.
Also, variety of VASES and SHADES.
This sale is worthy the attention OF purchasers the
owner is obliged to SELL of room. The stock
is new, aud every article warranted perfect.
HOWE, PUTNAM, & Co.,
dec3. .wItdFri&Sat. Auctioneers
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Shirts and Drawers.
Diamond, Pearl, Ruby and Garnet
CLUSTER,S

COME splendid patterns of Rings Pins, and Ear
y Drops, good enough for Thanksgiving, Christmas,
or New YEARS. Presents, at PUTNAM'S
nov22 d3w w3m 2l9 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-12-05
Ready Made. Clothing.
DANCING.

A SPLENDID assortment of Gentlemen's PATENT
N LEATHER and KID DANCING PUMPS, of ev-
cry variety ostye, including Congress, Patent Leather,
and Cloth Tops, at DRESSERS,
nov22-dwtf l76 Main street.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
European Money Mnrke,,


The New York Express has the following nn the
condition oitlie money market in Europe, uad the
results:
(. The state Of the mnney market London aud
Paris shows greater plethora ofcnpilal lnn was
ever before known. In both cities il is with dif
fculty that money eau be loaned ut The low rates
Of interest quoted. london. u per cent per an.
uun aud Paris Il per cent being the highest quo.
tii1n. The mnis.e i, crisis having passed in
Paris. II is prubable the will he revival ia trade
nnd the Ohcapness of money will either invite
speculation in commodities or dispatch some of
tue surplus capital to this country where better
rntes 0i interest are given an sale Investments
Hence there is scarcely packet that leaves this
port but takes uut some u the Railroad bonds
which ARE now regularly purchased for European
investment, We have heard Of several lois bought
for Gerrnuuy, France and Switzerland As tue
capitalists in these countries brcVme accustomed
lU them and receive interest regularly. the orders
lor Tint description of security will increase We
rather regret thai there is so constant demand Tor
American securities, as it augments the yearly in
terest we nave 10 send abroad But rs the Ricts
are sn. they will form M important element IL II
very short lime in the Exchanges We do not
hment, with sume ui cur contemporaries. the con
stunt How uf specie ont of the country, being as
ii is "a product of the snil. We rather see cause
for regret when We observe tint there is too great
an expansion IN tho remnining basis Of credits.
II the bauks exercise due caution and prudence
III their movements. and keep their reserves ut
the proper paint, the amount over aud above ex
ported will never dn amy harm to the country
There is certain hut limited amuunt OF specie
wanted as the basis of circulation. anl when that
is On hand there is enough, aud more than enough
is not desirable
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
MoNEYAND TRADE.

We find very good article in the New York
Courier and Enquirer on the money and trade
ofthe country at this time, which will set some
mnds to thinking, It is evident that there must
be change in our commercial relations, and
that soon, or we cannot avoid crisis, a CONNER.
cal crash. that will he felt throughout the entire
Union. Still the tendency Of things continues to be
directly toward this result. and we have not the
faith we wish we had, that our people will sec
the danger in time to avoid it. No man with the
least knowledge of political economy, will pre-
tend that We can continue on in lhi Z way, buying
from SO 100000 to 800 900 900 annually, more
than we are selling, without bringing upon our
selves fearful calamity. How shall we avoid III
How shall we meet it when the day of payment
for this vast balance Of trdde comesl Look at
the following tables ofexport and import FOR New
York alone! Here are grave considerations worthy
the attention of statesmen. Will the people OF
the country examine them, and come to soma
conclusion in their own minds to the end thereof
and the remedy:-O S Journal.
"The deposlles Of precious metals at the Phila
dslphia Mint, since January last, ending the Isl
inst, have been as follows
IL Z
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

and degree among mankmd-all of which, without
one dissenting Digestion, pronounce TINS Ointment 10
be GOOD!
As day by day tunobtrusively extends its sphere
Of action along The borders Of our vast country ana
circulated throughout its extent new evidences OF It's
power and new proofs of It's eff acy are continually
developed Three millions of boxes, applied 10 dis;
ease within the last four years have established the
astounding fact beyondthe power of cavil or cont a.
dction that il is IFALLIBLE in the cure OF all lu
mors, Ulcers, Sores Burns letter, Piles, Scrofnla,
Frvsuelas chilhlains scald Head, sore Eyes, ulnsy,
croup. Rheumatism, Broken Breast Ague in the Face,
corns, &c. It completely restores the lnsensloe Phh
sptaArIoN and by this means opens those avenues
which nature intended to expe the morbid matter oi
the body thus is the system ceansed; the oloou Pu
rihed and the health restored a.,
II has power to cause all external sores, DcrQjuI-
ous Hun,ors, and Poisonous tDou'ids to discharge
their putrid matter: and then heal them, It's rghuy
terme1 All Healing, for there Is scarcely disease,
external or internal, that it will not benelit. nave
used il for the last fourteen years for all the diseases
Of the chest consumption and liver involving the ut
most danger and responsibility; and declare before
heaven and man. that not in singe case has 1t ia
ed to benefit when the patient was within reach OF
mortal means. 4
j. .McALISTER. l4l Fulfon-st., Newly Sole Pro-
prietor. A. IS HENDRy, Agents for Ohio.
Sold byE. L. Slocum and Otto W. kraemer, Lanras-
ter; e. Kaib Rushville; WV Reed, Carroll; NJ Camp
bell Pckerington; Leonard and Brother, Basil; A. T.
Mitthoff Lockyille; Samuel Bartlett, Winchester;
Endsley, Lithopolis E. Geohegan, Baltimore Clay
pool New Salem; J. and s. Henbee, Amanda; Daniel
hawkin, Sugar Grove; Ashbaugh and Beery. Bremen,
| October %, 1861 10
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arnnRAL anrrLFmEaT

The 0aSshe is now In the second half OF the
Hzh volume Six years, without settlement,
is very long while. and il is very PruPsr that
there should be mutual understanding between
the proprietor and his customers. in regard TO las
sets and liabilities Hereafter. whenever eon'
venent, payment viii be required TO the end ol
the present volume. Al the end OF that time by
a prompt effort upon the part Of thuse indebted
we will he able to show clean books, IL nothing
else. Ia order to effect this, we will most likely
have ., grant All indefinite day Of grace TO such
us ,l0 not intend to remuneraie us ut all. Others
we know will comply with our request cheeriully
All those indebted for subscription. job work
advertising, &c, will, VIZ trust come forward and
settle by cash note up to the end Of the pIesent
volume. especially cash.
AZ the emu Of that time, us this request will no
doubt be complied with by all good aud houest
custumors, and we scarcely have any other kind,
we will give our readers surprise paper. printed
IN new and beautiful type aud every way worthy
the support Of the gallant Wings oG Fairfield. 10
the meanwhile. let new nam, be continually ad.
ded to our list as during the past year. let all in
debted come up and settle their accounts, and we
will he able to enter the campaign of 1852 with
one o the best papers IN Ohio and with circu.
lation Of over one thousand gond paying subsCrib
ers Friends, call up aud settle as last as you
eau. Bills will be made out aud sent to those al
distance.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Circulate the Documents.

LocoIocoism has unlimited power in Ohio. The
promises Of that party are now to be tested. The
people of the State are deeply interested in tue
result. and it is their duty TO watch tho move
menIs ot those men who by the most unusual
means huve obtained control oE the State Govern
ment.
WHIGS OF FAIRFIELD! his your duty to
watch their movements aud be prepared TO resist
any unlawful power they may assume and pre-
vent them from practising their former Pecnlat'onS
upon the public treusury. Atthis time, the Stnle
finances are in prosperous condition will be
well for the people of Ohio that designing men
do not change the present condition Of things
Circulate the documents. Let some good Wing
paper be placed in the hands of every voter aud
every family. In this way md this alone. will
tho Wing party be prepared for the next cam
paisn. It will be highly interesting and i'm
portant contest, and no pains should be spared
to give the vote Of Ohio for the Wing candidate
for the Presidency.
We want to place the Gazette in the hands Of
every voter. The opposition by all means in
their power, by their speeches. their press, their
ofice.holders and officeseekerS, are lAboring in
eessantly to produce disaHection aud luke warm
moss in our ranks. aud the only remedy is 10 cir
sulate among the people THE FACTS, in order
that these efforts may be eounteructed.
No man is too poor to take papers no man
should be without one in this crisis. Locofoism
has the power aud mast fuldl its promises. or be
exposed. But what good will this do, unless we
canreach the public by the public pressi Then,
Whigs of Fairfield, let the circulation of the coun
ty paper be increased in every part Of the coun
ty, and cur word for it, the result of next years
election will not be two-thirdS' Whig vote.
TERMS.-SEictly in advance, MIS- per year.
During the year e. We still continue our offer
to Postmasters who win take an interest in in
'creasing the circulation Of the paper.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

The GREATEST INvESrInS OF THE AGE-Cldrk $
Patent Portable Merchant MI This great and
desirable invention astonisbes all WIN see it in
operation. from the tact that there is but SHIFT
for the grinding and boltng aud TINT it only &c
cupies space Of five feet in highth md three feet
in diameter aud is capable of srndng from -four
to e ght bushels per hour, turning out all the dit.
ferent qualities Of liur and Iced. 1t runs with
one fourth the power that is required to run an
ordinary milestone.
This desirable invention not orly acts as a mill
o' ITSELF but must go in all large merchant mills as
an assistant to grind over all the oiaI that escapes
the large mill.stones. thus enabling the miller To
make barrel Of flour fom every four bushels Of
whent.
| Persous wishing 10 examine this mill, will
please call al Mr.. Devors Foundry ornt the Tall.
madge House. Lancaster, where they Gun receive
any information desired from L. NJ CLARK, agent
TO sell territory or mills.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
From Georgia

CHARLEsTos, November 10
The Legislature Of Georgia yesterday elected
Hon. Robert Toombs United Suites Senator in
place of Judge Berien In the evening Mr..
ToombS made speech to large concourse at
the State House. in which be declared tnat the
constitutional Uuion party of Georgia would
maintain it's separate organization, and the sans
would send delegates to neither of the National
Conventions tn nominate candidates for the Pre-
sidency, hut would wait the action of both and
then unite with that party they might judge pro-.
per But either, to secure the support Of the
Union party Of Georgia. must adopt the com
promise pnrt Of the Uninn plntIorm
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
HighIY ImDOrianf.

YHNHE subs ribsr offers TO sell his valuable n2roy
l. ed Head BiOcas for Saw-MIils, upon the
following terms: If they do not work as represent
ed, hopay will be required. The Improvement con-
sist- in enabling one to set both ends Of log at
the same moment Of time, and with the greatest re-
gulsrity. KEFERENcEs.
WilliamF F Breck Columbus Ohio.
Drake. Reed and Co, Xenia, Ohio.
John Young, Columbus, Ohio.
c T. Soils, Columbus, Ohio
Amer RceIe, Columbus, Ohio
Michael Suliivant. Columbus Ohio
Moses Shaefer, Groycpoit Ohio
7. Mclaughlin. Springfield, Ohio.
William Teri, UrJana Ohio
Hardy and Cl4rx, Pilua Ohio.
B. F. Shldlick, Fletcher, Ohio.
James Durbin. Texas, Ohio.
J. c. Fisk and Co., Texas, Ohio.
William Halter, Napoleon, Ohio.
stephens and Co Defiance, Ohio.
John Morgan, BIuffton, Indiana .-
West and wilkins, Bloomfield, Ohio
The above ara persons who have purchased the i'm
provemont and have it nov in nse
All Orders addressed, post paid. to the subscriber
at Lancaster, Fairfield county Ohio, will be prompt
ly attended to. JOHN S SNYDER
.D-N. B. The above Improvement obtained di.
ploma and premium Of silver cup at the Ohio
State Fair, 1851
Ohio State Journal publish three months and charge
this office
Lancaster, September %, 1851. 6m2l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Fairfield County Common Pleas.

PETITION FOk fAhIIIION.
Michael Wagner rs. MAgialena Wagner.l Widow, ,lJohn
Wagner Catharine Miller, Daniel Holder and Mag
dalsna his wife, Daniel Fisher, aud Mary his wife,
Jacob Wagner jacob Albright, John Albright, Hen
ry Albright, George Albright Isaac Albright, Sam
uel Albright, "a minor) Daniel Albright, "a minor !
Edmund Cavender and the unknown heir Of Mag
dalena Lavender.
TRNHE above named defendants will take notice that
Il the above named plaintiff did, on this Gath day OF
October, A %. 1851 file in the clerks office of tho
court of common pleas for Fairfield county, Ohio,
his petition against them the said defendants praying
that partition may beinado Of the following land and
tenements Of which Adam Wagner, lately deceased,
died seized, viz; ......
In-Lot, No. q. in Square No. g. of the town Of Bal
timore, in Fairfield county. Ohio.
10 No. IA in the central addition to said town o.
Baltimore.
tract Of about 81 acres, part Of southeast quar-
ter of section No. 10, in township No. 10, range No.
| 10. of lands in said Fairfield county aHi
Attract of about 10 acres part Of the southeast quar-
ter Of section No "a, township No l6 ransesNo. 49,
of lands in Fairfield county.
And certain other tract OF about ~ acres, part oil
the northeast quarter OF section No. 70, township No
I6 range No i9 of lands in said Fairfield county
Ohio.
| Application for the assignment of dover Of said
NagdalenA Wagner, in, aud for the partition Of said
premises, wilbe made by said plaintiff at the next
vi ]. sc. D. MARTIN, Attorneys for Petitioner
October 80, 1861 $6.25 6w26 2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20

FsoM HAvASA.--A letter received at New Or
leans by the steamer Falcon has the following in
reference to Mr., Thraster, who is still in prison
at Havana:
Havana. October 5-The reports yesterday
Indicate tha, concealed correspondence in cipher
had been discovered upon the person Of Mr..
Thrasher, aud with the help ui key, found with
tho baggage Of Gen. Lopez, he has become i'm
plicated, by knowledse at least. in the recent or.
gauizntion and movement upon the Island. 1t is
also rumored that other important arrests are un.
der advisemeut, aud that this morning QUO of our
citizens expected from The United States by the
IsubeI will bo arrested rs soon Hs he lands.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
From Washington.

WASHIssros. November ID.
The Republic Of this morning contains note
from Capt. LoNo, of the steamer Mississippi. o..
gether with az extract of letter to him from
Kossulh. Capt Long INSERTS that none bu, the
most pleasant intercourse passed between them,
The letter from Kossuth is most enthusiastically
expressive NJ gratitude. and concludes as follows:
MAY the blessing of God aud prosperity and
happiness attend you and your gallunt officers
and crew. wherever they CO." ..
Instructions have been sent tn Judge Sharkey
to proceed Immediately to Havana to take action
upon the case Of Mr.. Thrasher. and TO demand his
Immediate release or his trial US an American
citizen.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-20
Fresh Arrival of Books,

HE undersigned has JUS opened at his Book Store,
l. opposite Sh9Ber's Hotel an EXTENSIVE AssoRT.
MENT consisting Of every variety of Stationery and
School Books, and very large and excellent lot Of
Miscellaneous and standard works.
Blank Books, of every description, and at the
very lowest rates.
Bibles, large and splendid assortment and at
tfemely low prices.
The public may rest assured that they can obtain
at the above stand every thing usually kept in store
Of this kind and at prices low as at any other
iablshment in this region.
Thankful for past fvors. the undersigned hopes to
merit continuance of the public patronage. by a
faithful attention to business and disposition to
please all who may favor him with a call
JOHN SEARLES.
Lancaster, November 20, 1851 %