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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

~ A contemporary, in speaking Of
GAINESVILLE, says, I'VE reg I'd it the best
paint in Ohio tor a large Industrial city"
RcasoaS not given. Now, wo believe
that the city of the MuskIugum is oae OF
The very best points in the State for man.
ufacturing purposes. but why it is better
than Chllicolhc. Athens, Marietta. or
even Columbus, we are at loss To imag.
inc. Wherever fuel provisions and raw
materials, are cheap & &pleutifuI & where
the selling market is convenient there is
good place for the exercise of manurac.
turing Industry aud enlerprize.- .Scjoto
Gds.
And it is for these very reasons that
Lancaster is equal, if not superior to
any other locaI:on in Central Ohio, be.
sides being on the straight line railioaj.,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
Total Population. .... l,693,OO)

Total Population. ... l,693OOJ H..#
We take from the same work the fI'lpwing Ia.
ble showing the number Of children taught, or
receiving education in proportion tutHe popua.
lion Of several countries in Amcricn aud Eurnpe:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13
Total popuIntlon orthe United state.

Mr. JOsrPH HAsr has published u new eeogra.
ply, in which he makes the following division
and classification, which we copy as it is diiIercn,
from that generally adopted:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

The SOUrn VS.. SECESSION Within a
short periol four Southern States have
voted directly upon the question IF So
cession from the Union, VIZ: Mississippi.
Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.
The total vote in these States in favor Of
a continuance in the Union, was 147, GOO;
for seeding. 100, majority in favor
of the Union $500 Mississippi gave
$500 Union mlj,ri'y; Alabama, 6,2OO;
Georgia, $4,000; South CaroDiua. 1900.
Bali, Saa. .a.
However much the results above may
crafty the friends of the Union, its a
sad reflection, that, after an experience
Of over three quarters of century, du.
ring which time this country has advanc
din the scale of national greatness be
You'd all parelIal, over hundred thou
sand voters should be found in these fnul
States who are in favor of dissolution
of the Union, aud il can only be account
ed fprupnn the fact that something in thei
institutions prevent them from progres
sing equally with their sister States. Le
the question abuve, Cor instance, be sub
mitted to the voters of Oaio, aud We d,
not believe that scote of vnes would b,
cast for secession. ..- E.. b..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

ANERIcAN TsDRBrRDSEa.-The st Louis In.
teHigeHeer, in an able article. estimates the 10.
debtejness Of the United States at nearly one
thousand millions ofdollirs as follows; Gen1 and
State Gevetn,na,t. ...
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

1850; O;...;:................ t275 4sO,G76 IS
General aud State government
increase since 1850. 40 OOO, 600 90
Bonded debts of Cities and Conn.
ties; ls5r,.-............... 75,ooo.coo oo
Bonded debts Of Railroad and Ca.
nal companies ls5l.... 10000 OO0 90
Loans and discounts nj banks in
the United States 1851 ,..... 4j0 900 600 90
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

PROTECTION To PENNsYLvANIA lEnN.-
The Boston Journal. referring to state.
menl in Washington letter, that New
England was in favor now Of giving pro.
teclion 10 Peuusylvauis IRON say,
The manufacturers Of Nv England
may coasent 10 give protection tn Penn
.syIvanla iron, and yield their own claims
but ihatlhey are in Jaror of such course
Is Dnnsensicsl assertion
Mn. BUcnANAx -7He PresdeDcy Ii,
stated IN spme Of the eastern paprrs iha
this gentleman has expressei i' A. h
opinion that ihr contest fnt the I.ocoioc,
nomlnaf'on fr the next Prrsi il."cy. wfl
lie chiefly between himself and Mr. But
erof Kentucky
That may all bot yet I. cen, dpyelope
meuls in Ohio don't .ook much ike II
Here it seems that Gen ca.- +. dropped
and Judge Donclas- IS on The track. Tie
old Hunkefs. we imagine. will have tc
give way 10 the Young Democracy
who since the election are pushing for
ward tie illinois Senator with a eort
degree Of enthusiasm.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-13

GEN, WuRTH.--For some feasnn the
Filibusiers made an attempt 10 connect
the name ol this distinguished G-uerai
with the Cuban invasion. Maj,r 1T.
Spfague. Of the United States Army. has
written letter denying the rumors shicj
have been shoal to the eject that Gen
Worth Intended to resigi, lis post to take
The lead Of the Invading force. H has
ia his possession a letter showing con
clusively that the General hsI de.
lermined 10 have nothing to do win it.
Major SPrague says
Gen. Worth was solicited to lend bis
aid and bis name. The subject was first
opened al Puebla, when cntnip. ont oil
Mrxico, by committee Of gentlemen;
again in New York aud in Washington;
but he uuuluJmy and resolutely adhered
to his de.ermiualinn, and endeaYored to
avoid the frequent imporluuities Of infu
enlial Cubans, as well as Of his o.yn fel.
luw ciIiz=ns He never lnr moment
entertained the eaofres:sniug his com
mission, which he bad held forty yeas,
or of participating in what wa, Then a
popular movement; but he came 10 the
frontier of Texas in the discharge uf his
! duty, where hedIed. ..r .--......
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27

l. The ANATOMY, description of the Bones, Mus
cles Digestive Organs, Lungs Heart Blood Vessels Or
gans OF speech, Brain, Nerves, Skin, Eye Ear, &C.
Ihey give the PHYSIOLOGY describe the use the
several parts
B. They state the HYGIENE give plain directions for
the prevention OF disease and the preservation of health
Z. Ihey contain ful directions for the treatment of
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Another equally important feature is that the proper
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are divided osy ables and in every the accented
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rs. The OUTLINE ANATOMICAL PLATES have been in
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Houses & House Lots |!

ri The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
eA parts of the city. Also House Lots deren stu
&akAations, varying price from $1,000 $780, Iany
wishes to purchase Tor SpecHatiOz he has or
three very valuable Estates succeptable Of Improvement
which he will dispose very advantageous The
purchaser ID. S. MESSENGER,
Feb. 20 eodistf Office on Walnutst
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For Sale ny Rent

New House on Pleasant street near Col Abbott's, con-
"A venent for three families If applied for will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester with abont three of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also small Farm OF
about 20 acres, with unfinished house upon it, about
mile west of said Gut ny estale the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal. p. G. BACON,
mAr6-dtf No. Central Exchange.
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Front Street Store LOIS

NHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front ST.
North of the Salem Church. extending on Front
about ITO feet, and bounding East Trnmbul ST.
and Vest Salem street, offered for sale lots To
suit purchasers. Its average depth is 20 feet
The lots will be sold such render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing build stores
for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS II d EWEY. 2lS Main st
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a Rare Chance.

nor a Boot Maker to Purchase large House Bal I
l. Worship and snail dwelling house, situated in North
Oxford, the large house Denny four thousand
dollars more, few years since There and
thy rods of land. Many ornamental and Other The
whole estate will be sold Cor $1,000 if app led for
Asn the most desirable house lot in Worces contain
ing about Is 600 feet of land. known the Howe
uated South Of William T. Merrfed's dwelling house
iune4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN.
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July l, 1851.
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES & PARTIES.

7 II. FRAMPTON. Cook and Confeconer from Lon
- don respectfully mIimateS the citizens of WOrces
ter, and its vicinity, that he has fitted up an
Ice Cream Saloon,
his Store No Pleasant street, where he will be happy
to supply The at all times with
WATER ICES, ICE CREAMS 81 SODA.
H. f. has had much experience in all the departments
OF Cookery, and always gave the highest satisfaction to
those who employed him. lie feels confident that families
and parties in Worcester to whom he respectfully offers
his services would, upon trial, be pleased with them
Cake and Confectionery
may be had of J. II F. wholesale and retail.
Also, every variety of BREAD, CRACKERS, JELLIES
FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES, FRUIT,
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~ B-Particular attention paid TO all ORDERS and salts
action guaranteed. my3l-d3m
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CUTTERS
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY,
AND
H Y GLEN T..
REVISED EDITION, 1919.

A LTHOUGH the works prepared by DR. CUTTER, had
~ met with very general appreciation, yet those interest
ested have determined make the perfect pos
sible To accomplish this, the author engaged more
III year in thoroughly revising every part. In this task
he was aided by several friends aud practical
After the work thus thoroughly remOdeled the pub
fishers caused an edition of several hundred copies be
printed.
The rec alton room is the test place of tert-5ook In
order TO submit the Revised Edition this ordeal twenty
OF the best schools in the country granously sup
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derstanding that both Instructors and pupils should cri-
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points, arrangement, matter, language, lustraon> &C.
The following The names of sevela of the gentlemen
who formed classes and reviewed the work the reca
ton room:-Rev Edward Iiitchcnck D. D. presdent of
Amherst College, Mass; N. Tilnghast Esq Principal of
the Massachusetts State Normal Sch OIL Brigewater;
Rev A Farwel, Principal of Abbott Female Seminary
Andover, Mass Rev. ). Rust Principal of n H. Con.
ference Seminary, Norbfeld n. fl, and Commissioner for
Common Schools for n H.; David Worcester, Esq., Prin
cipal OF High School, Bangor, Mel j. ;. Spauding ESQ.,
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Principal OF Collegiate Institute, Rochester, N. Y; l.. w.
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Institute, e. r. Coburn, Esq, Principal of Owego
ton; X ID Mussey NJ d., formerly Prof of Anatomy and
Surgery, Dartmouth College, N. H., now Prof of Surgery
IN the Ohio Medical College; Joseph Ray NJ d. Prof of
Cincinnati, Ohio; f. Merritt M. d., Prof of Anatomy and
Botany, Startling Medical college, Columbus, Ohio; l. E.
VI ORR, A. W., NJ ID, IrOl OF Anatomy, Physiology
Chemistry, ST. Mary University, Ill.
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.

~ Farm of SO acres with good buildings, situated
~" within ten miles of this city, will be sold bar
san,o exchange for property this city.
The Farm is well divided into tiage, moving pasturnge
and woodland. Has uniamg supply of goot water.
Inquire of L. E. ABBOTT,
mari2-dtl 1855 Pleasant st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
wilson's Premium Paint,

ENROM the Mine of WILSON & CO., Brooklyn Cuya-
Il hoga Co.. Ohio Thi+ Mine is one of the first ever
opened this Country and considered the Fire and
Water Proof Paint found in the S of Ohio The sub
scrbers Agents for the Manufacturers and ready
receive orders for the in any quantity
SAMU Ell G.. WHITE & co.
yl6-dtf Harrington Corner, opposite City Hall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
EMERsON'S
Patent Ventilators.
BOSToN, June. 1851,

BOsToN, June 1851.
Mr. J. F. LoR1NG-DeGr Sr:-I have received your let
ter informing me that my patent right inf nged in Wor-
cester. have had similar accounts from other places and
of the parties Infringing have settled the matter No
prosecution has yet been enered but shall one and
after getting decision against of tie ihfringers shall
deal summary with all others. Whether they be makers
users of the article patented
Yours Respectfully,
L. EMERSON.
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NOTICE.

Carriage Sign and ornamental Painting
VIE n subscriber grateful for past ayGr
H~Sf19-(ESSL hat he still continues the above bIsneD
NM the Old Stand, MECHANIC STREET
near MAN, where he hopes to merit an increased connu
nnce of patronage. DEXTER RICE.
wnrcsster Dec o. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
For Sale or 10 Rant.

hrs neat and convenient COT AGE, pleasantly
s Gated between Chestnut and Harvard streets Tern
~ @3 easy. Inquire of Z. G. CHICKER1NG, l44 Ma
street, or
angl8-dtf BIB. OTIS No. 43 Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
For Sale mr. Rent

IN HOUSE containing Is rooms, suitable for
Iii Boarding House, is finished in teiements
situated on Sudbury Street, and will be sold low OF
rented for a term OF years. Enquire of
E. ID. CHENEY.
jy22deOp2m Charlton Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
HOUSE BELLS.

HOUSE BELLS.
DERSONS wishing to have New House Bells hung, or
old repaired by leaving their orders at Messrs
IL KINIcuTT x Co., c. FOSTER " Co., or II. II CHAM
BERLIN Co., they viii be promptly attended to by
q. G. CIIAMBERLIN.
-ALSO,-
Window Shades, Curtains &c, put in the best
ap25df G. G. C..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
WORCESTER WEDNESDAY. AUGU ST 81. 1851.
REAL ESTATE
House Lots for Sale,
SITUATED Pleasant Street. Apply to
~ March 7. DIFF E. E. ABBOTT

Land for Sale on Pleasant ST. eet
's'HE subscriber will sell 10 or u price which
Il will be IN object to the purchaser, if applied for
Terms of payment easy
nY29-dn WIN. DICKINSON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE.

INHE business of Dyeing and Finishing Co ton, Linen,
i Silk, and Wooden goods still continues to be carried
at the well known establishment of HENRY b. ADAMS, on
Central, few doors from Main Particular
ton is given to Cleansing nice Shawls, Cloaks and gar
ments in general Citizens of Worcester have occasion
to send their goods Boston, for thirty
the business enables the adve iser satisfaction
aud execute all orders with promptilude.
je2l-d3m II. B. ADAMS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
Elliptic and Side Springs.

ON hand and made order. Trowbrdge's Scrap Iro
" and common Axles; Steel and Steel Pointed Crow
Bars Bolts, Nuts and Washers Sedge and Bar Moulds
Cart Boxes, Iron and Copper Pumps, Iron Sinks Sheet
Lead Lead Pipe and Zinc for sale cheap the Stove and
Iron Store of j. f. LORING, IS Main st.
ALSO-Two new BUGGlES, at a bargain
marl9-iseod&wti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27
In LET

20 Let
IN THE subscriber erecting Buildings Exchange
Gml and Union streets, for Machine Shops and other
chanical purposes, part of which will he ready iol
occupants by July st and the remainder by October ls
shall have about 10000 feet OF floor to let, ground ool
for heavy machinery. and any the four storiei
fitted to suit occupants if application made soon.
To let with the rooms, steady Power, any amount
wanted. Persons wishing and power will find ia
vorable place locate themselves upon very reasonable
terms.
iel6.dw3m WIN. 7. MERRIFIELD.
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For Sale Or to Rent

For Sale or to Kent.
IN THE House on PARK rect formerly occupied by
G"i1 EDwARDB RICE Possession given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire of
ap26-dtf ). B. l. GODDARD, l41 Main ST.
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TO BE LET.
Store TO Let.

DUUT6 20 LEU,
HE large three story brick building, No. "a Washington
| Square, occupied BY : c. WHITE, Druggist Possess
ion given LIST of April Enquire ofC. II. WHITING, at
mar26-df DRAPER IL CLARKS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27

For Sale,
hNE of the most desirable Building LOTS in TIL
~ city, beautifully located, and containing about 45UO
feet oiand Will be sold cheap ifapplied for soon Tenn
easy. Inquire of II. G. BATES,
je7-d4m Corner of Park and Trumbullsts.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-27

House for Sale.
"a A Two Story Brick HOUSE, No. 80 Soutbbrdge
GiiA Street. containing IL rooms, with a good garden,
good well of soft water, &C, Applyto
HENRY PALMER,
iy25-dtf No. IS Southbridge Street.
Democratic banner., 1851-06-18
ISCELLAN EOUS.
From Arthur's Home Gazette.
. THE WORST ENEMY.
J A TRUE SKETCH.
By PAUL cREYroN.

There was a strange mixture Of good
and evil in Edgar Summers character,
which few could understand. Certain pha-
ses of his intercourse with society repre-.
sented him as a pattern of manly virtue;
others betrayed dark spots on his hear, land
proneness to lamentable vices.
The truth is this, Edgar was naturally
upright, generous and kind-hearted-sll
that is admirable in man. But he had
early contracted the pernicious habit Ofin-
dulging in an occasional glass. The habit,
az IS nearly always the case, grew upon
him and became his master. Dissipation
deadened has better feelings ,and he became
careless Of the happiness Of others. His
pleasures absorbed his attention, his truest
friends were neglected, and his business
suffered. Yet nobody called Mr.. Edgar
Sumner drunkard, for he never reeled in
the street, and Ills excellent constitution
resisted we'll the train Of physical evils con-
sequent upon habits Of moderate drink
ing.
" Now Edgar had wife to whom lie had
been married but few months, and whom
b. tenderly loved. Emily was patient,
arsiiable woman, well worthy the affections
of noble And she low
ed Edgar with all the strength of her warm
and devoted nature. Singular as it may
appear, Edgar loving Emily as he did could
not give up his social pleasures, as be term
ed them, even for her.
. isMy dear Emily" he would say, "you
know how we'll love you; but you cannot
expect me always to remain at home with
you. Men Of business must have recrea-
t;ons 10 which their wives cannot partici-
pate. DO you understand me, dsar?"
Emily invariably replied that she sup
posed this was natural and right, at the
same time declaring that, much as she low
ed Edgsr's society, and regretted his ab-
sence, she wonld not for any consideration,
deprive him of his seperats pleasures.
Then Edgar would kiss his wife an effec.
tionate adieu, and hurry away to meet bis
boon companions, never dFeaming that he
took Emily's heart with him, and that all
the dreary hours ofhis absence, she wept
ibr his neglect. e '-'.'
Ia yesr passed thus. Emily, naturally
feeble, became languid, melancholy, pale.
She suffered much but she never complain.
ed, Edgar scarcely ever tho't Of her fail.
ing health. At all eveats he never suspec.
ted the cause.
Y For one thing Emily had always fsl'
grateful; dissipsted % her husband had be.
came, he always attsndsd church with hel
on the Sabbath. But at length she became
too fsebls b: 60 out, except in the mildee'
b wsasllsE and nova new trialwas added 4
hsr sufesings. ra3 abi1aH
Ops cold and gusty Sabbath morning il