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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

Having disposed of our Stuck to Mr.. G., we take
pleasure in recommending him to friends and for
iner customers, gentleman every way worthy their
patronage, and well qualified by experience, and
qualed facilities for purchasing Goos TO supply the
receive that support which has been generousl be-
slowed upon us. w. G. ]. @. MAYNARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

Tickets, SO cents each; to be had at Livermores
Bookstore, and at Marsh's Music store.
Doors open at O'Clock; Concert commences at !
to O'Clock. feb26 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
Plain Black Silks.

FINHE stock of these goods has received large add
L ton the past week, aud an0ng them may he found
the English Silk from celebrated manufacturer,
which are finished without any crossing, and sold by
the subscriber with itten guarantee if desired mot
to crack by wearing" GEO. p BRYANT.
feb "a dj3W
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
New Orleans.
Dwelling House and Lots for Sale,
AT AUCTI0N

ia THAT Large and splendid Block, containing
EaR two separate dwellings, with two separate and
- Convenient Tenements in each; dwellings situa-
ted on Laurel st, about $50 from Summer ST. recently
built by William HOvey, in very thorough and conven
lent manner The lot of lind with this Dlotk
about l50O0 feet, and is we'll grad and walled
sides and well fenced the other. The Block will be
sold in two divisions and he examined ny day
until the 10th of March at which time and place the
sale will positively take place 10 O'Clock, A Nj
less previously disposed of private sale. Also or
building lois adjoining, fronting on Hanover street
Keys of house to be found at 33 summer st.
5. w. SELBY q CO., Auct'rs.
Worcester, Feb "a, 1859. eodtMl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
Preserves. &o

JUST received, lot Q. nice Preserves such as Peach
~ Ounce, Raspberry, and Blackberry, in small Pots
Also. PRIME lot Of Marrvwiat, and Pea Besns; Ex-
tracts and Essences for havoring Pastry; Husk, Palm
Leaf Jute and Rope Mats Tor the approaching muddy
season. Marsh's Patent oil, Fluid and Lamp
Oil.
Also good assortment ofGroceries, and other Goods
in great variety constantly hand, for sale low
for Cash, at No 297 Main street, end NO. Sonthbrdge
street, by l.. SPRING. 2p
Worcester, Feb. 49, 1852. dtf
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Independent Clairvoyant,

MFRS. NJ W. TYLER, 46 Exchange St, Worcester,
WI Mass., respectfully offers her services to the public
for the examination aud of diseases by of
Clairvoyance. Mrs. T would inform those who wish
TO consult her. that she has examined many cases of
and chronic diseases recently, entire salts
faction If those examined, and refer to many
spectacle citizens Tor proof of the Mrs. Tyler
may be consulted at her residence, above, from
O'Clock, A till s. p NJ.
Examining fee SO cents Prescription so cents.
Feb a, 1852. div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
Plaid India Silks.

A FINE assortment of these desirable goods have
N been opened this day at the &C live !" The above
Silks have the durability of three common silks and can
be washed without injury their beauty, and for the
best quality expensive than an all wool
Deaine. Call and them Ladies'.
feb "A di2w geo. P. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
SETTLE Pr!

VXTE take this opportunity to inform those who
w indebted u.s. that their bills all ready and
those whose cunts due January lst, beloIe
requested to call and settle Immediately.
All persons having claims against u.s. requested to
present them for payment.
The affairs of firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers, the Old stand.
f.b26 dot w. G. & J. @. MAYNARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

Still they conversational many have bought
and used, the justly celebrated Ruspini's Italian
Hair Tonic, the rush is still increasing, and well it
may for il is well known, that it is the best article
keep the heal cieanse from dandru seuri and pre-
serve and beautify the hair that was brought into,
or put up in this market. Prepared and sold whOle
sale, by G. $ 4 A ). HOWE, Druggists, Foster street,
and d. SCOTT, Jr., 2l3 Main street. ftb2S DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
House Lots.

AUUSU 1UG8.
TINE Subscriber has for sule twenty or thirty fine
IL Building Lots, OF sizes to suit purchasers, situated
in the most pleasant part of the city Of Worcester,
short distance from the Cour Houses Any person de-
sirous of building will do well to call the subscriber
before purchasing elsewhere, he will sell such
terms as TO be object for the purchaser who wishes
TO build. For further particulars inquire IF the sub
scriber. JOHN b. PRATT, No. 81 Main st.
Worcester, Feb. 30 1852 feh24 dial
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

DR.. Harrington, Mt No, I2I Main street,
can be CONSULTED confdPntidy at his Office in all
OF chronic and acuie diseases. Office hours fon A.
NJ. to p. M. All communications must be post paid.
nov2l dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

or New Yo'k, Anay tcal Physician, will be in attend
ance at his Office Of Church and Mechanic Streets
Worcester for consulta ion With patients upon all Dis
eases, Of men, women, and children, during Thursday,
and Friday the 4h, and 9th of March Ladies and Gen.
tlemen are invited to call-advce free. leb26 d6t
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Ten Thousand Dollars Worth
S. w. Selby & Co.'s Auction Room
EMPIRE CITY LINE.
Through Tickets for San Francisco,
via Chagres, Direct,

via Chagres, Direct.
n F-@ r. THE New and Splendid Double En-
ez=EE11I5--==--5 CINE Steamship SIERRA NEVADA,
-ES7''zSS'SssS~ 1890 tons burIhen) J. d. WILSON,
Commander Qormehy of the Empire City,') will
leave for Chagres, direct WEDNE DAY, 18th
March, at O'clock from her dock, pier No North
River connecting at PANAMA, with the favorite Steam
ship
New Orleans.
These Steamers have accommodations for Cabin and
Seerage passengers superior to any ship in the rade
and are commanded by gentlemen experienced in the
carrying of passengers surgeon is attached to each
SHIP. For freight passage, apply to
j. HOW ARD a. SON, Agents,
New York, Feb. Fl, 1852. "a Broadway.
feb25 deod3w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

j. X. Clark, M. d. IoMGPA THO PHYSICIAN,
No. Walnut Street. Office hours from 8 to 9 A. NJ.
and from 10 3 F. N.
Worcester Jan. LIST 1881. janl II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
AUCTIONS.
PEREMPTORY SALE

PEREMPT0RY SALE
of Real Estate, at Auction!
@ w. SELBY & CO, will sell, on the premises, on
-. WEDNESDAY, March 10Th, at O'clock, the
Cottage House, and Lot,
No Blackstone street. On the Lot is Well Of new
failing water and number Of choice Fruit Trees, in
a bearing condition..
The above property will be sold without reserve
For further particulars inquire of
S. w. SELBY & CO., Aucts.
Worcester, Feb. II, 1852. dot feb26
House and Lot at Auction!
G w. SELBY Il CO., will sell, on the premises, on
-. TUESDAY, March 2, at 10 O'Clock, the
House and Lot,
Orange, of Lynn street. The House is sto-
ries h Oh, and built of br ok.
The Lot is about so by 81 feet
The above sale offers good opportunity to Durcha-
Of Real Estate.
Terme easy, and made known at the sale. For fur
ther particulars inquire of 5. w. SELBY d CO.,
Worcester, Feb I6, 1852. Aucts.
feb27 dat
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chronological w orks.

For Sale at S. A. Howland's.
THOWLER'S Phrenology.
II Self Culture.
Hereditary Descent.
Physiology.
Water Cure
Shadow Land, aid great variety of other Books,
published by Fowlers and Wells, at 5. A. OWLANDS
feb25 d3weod Harrington Block, Nam street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

Mrs. Nj. s. Thompson, Female Physician and
Midwife, has removed to Hnts Court No. Maple
street. apl4 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
PROGRAMME.

PART II.
Solo, Pianofo to,-Fantasia on Sacred M l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e. Hamilton.
Mr. b. ID. ALLEN.
RPcitative and Air. Thou skait break
them," from the Messiah, ".......... Handel.
Mr.. HENRY SQU1RES
Song" Sweet bird that shunst the voice
of olly,' words from the 9 l. Allegro''
of Milton, ....................... Handel.
with Flute ObligatO.
Mrs. G. GILLINGHAM BOSTWICK,
and HERR J. EBEN.
Aria" Ctjas Annima," from tile s Stnbat
Mater, "..............s..s hOssHl'
" Come Him." from the Messiah" Handel.
Mrs. EMMA GiLLINGHAM BOSTWICK.
Pianoorte, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. b, ID. ALLEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

Sparkling Soda Water, drawn at all seasons,
by l.. I. LAHELL, Apothecary, POI Main street.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

A Small Sum of MOney.-At the same time
that the undersigned would remind OF his friends,
who have called upon him recently, that they
owing HIM the trihe mentioned above, he would say TO
ALL that the will purchase at his fashion,
ahl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
Cloth and Clothing warehouse,

good garment, MADE TO MEASURE, or READY MADE,
be produced III this, any oiher city. The best
way TO prove it, is to AND SEE.
feb2S deod3w A. p WARE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28
Eng. Acidulated Drons.

OFF different havors, such Strawberry Raspberry,
" Orange, Jargonel Pear, Pine APPLE DC, &C., 70
sale by ID. SCOTT, Jr, Druggist,
febl7 daw3wis 243 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-02-28

To Let. "
THE Russell Place, Pleasant street, in this city
i The house is in thorough repair, and occupied by
two families 1t has every convenience for market
gardener, or nursery The grapely and green
house in good condition, and supply large quantity
OF fruit.
For SALE two of the best lois the above estate and
100 Ounce trees Apply TO VIM. Il. HOOPER.
feb2l diff
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Particular Notice.

Board.
TWO or three Gentlemen can be accommodated with
i good Rooms, and Board, at No 2Csouliing,s BLOCK
corner of School and Summer streets MRS. EMO.
ieb7 d4w
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NEW TEAS.
H. T. EATON & CO.,

No. I86 Main street,
HAVE now in store 225 Chests, Half Chests,
I'D and Boxes, New Crop Black and Green Teas,
sSM of various qualities which they offer at whole
lA1alzG sale or retail, on favorable terms.
Worcester, feb. 25 1852. diff
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no Let.

TO Let.
g. A STORE, situated in the iourishing village
EH;; of the town ofSpencer, now occupied by Solo
EsAz mon Davis. and has had good run oftrade In
quire of the subscribers. AARON WATSON.
LORENZO WATSON
Spencer, Feb. %, ls52 feb24 dawtA1
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For Sale.

In IF applied for before April LIST, two story
lSi dwelling house, West street, now occupied by
'AA=--- Messrs Wilson & Richmond. Apply to DEX-
TER WILSON, or p q, BACON feb23 dial
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

Coon Suor--A bear, for some time past
carrying on an improper intimacy with the
Young hogs belonging TO the settlers in
the Queens Bush, closed his career last
week ID rather singular manner. From
il litter of nine in an industrious mans
hog stye, tho bear had at divers times nb-
stracted four, aud one night on repeating
bis visit, the hogs screamed so furiously at
The abstraction of one Of their brethren,
that the settler became alarmed, and load
ing his gun in all trepidation, FASTENED out
to the stye, and seeing the grizzly monster
A few PAGES from him, with the porker in
his tusks, he let fly with the musket, and
the recoil was so violent that il threw him
several feet backward, with his head under
the fence. Believing that the blow had
been dealt by the bear and that the mon
ster was upon him he roared out hideously,
and was Of course Immediately joined by
his vile who disabused him Of the idea that
anything else but herself was near him.
lie then got up, and found his monster an.
tagonis, pierced through the neck 10 the
hog s,ye bv the ramrod Of the gun, having
forgotten in his hurry to abstract il from
the weapon, and thus tho recoil became 90
great as to upset him. The bear died inn
mediatey and his carcass amply repaid for
tho loss OF the pigs, and the fright Of being
turned into grease in the bowels ola griz.
zly bruin.-Gah (Canada) Reporter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

THREE CHANCES FOR A WIFE.--When Il
man has three chances for wife, il is n
hard mischance if it should fail. The fol-
lowing is one OF those GASES which might
have occurred down east, but we are rath-
or doubtful if similar event was ever
known in any other part OF the world
But let US give the experience OF the gem
,eman, who al three chances, in his own
language:
al once cour,ed gal by the name Of
Deb Hawkins. ! made it up TO get mar
ried Well, while we were going up TO the
Deacon's, stepped my foo, into mud
puddle, and spa,,ered the mud all over Deb
Hawkins new gown, made out of her
grandmo,her's old chintz petticoat. Well,
when we got to the Deacon's, he asked
Deb if she would take me for her lawful
welded husbend, NO." says she, 81 shant
do no such thing" "What on airth is the
reason?n says |. "Why, SAYS she, :'i've
taken mislikin' 10 you" Well, il was
all up with me then; but | gave her q
string of beads, few kisses, and some 9TH
err notions, and made il all up with her; so
we went up to the Deacon's n second time.
| was determined to come up to her this
time. so when the Deacon asked me il |
would take her for my lawful welded wife,
saws |, mo, | shant do no such thing."--
"Why," says Deb? "what on air,h is the
ma,terw "Why," says |. ~ have taken q
mislikin' to you now" Well, there il was
up again; but gave her new apron and
a few other little trinkets, and we went up
again to oct married. We expected that,
We would be tied so fast that all nature
couldn't separate us, and when we asked
the Deacon if he would marry us, he said,
mo, | shant do no such thing" "Why,
what on airth is the reason?" said We
.Why," says he, 81 have taken misIikn'
to both Of YOU" Deb burst out crying.
the Deacon burst out scolding, and burst
gu, laughing, aud such set of reg'lsr bus
tiers you never did see"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

DANGER AND DELlvERANCE.-Ihe lee
lures of Dr. Kane, before the Smithsonian
Institute, contains some passages Of thrill
ling interested and OF wonderful power:
"New Years day, exactly one year ugo.
Continued Dr. Kane.) we found ourselves
entering Batfin's Bay. Including our
march up Wellington, We had drilted about
400 miles. Premonitory cracks (issures)
had now opened into black rivers, travers-
ing the ice for miles around like ramifying
arteries. Everything pointed to our ex-
pec.ed ice battle.
One ofthese great rivers, nearly as wide
as the SchuyIkill, was astern Of US, and
over it few igh,s' congeiation had spread
film nearly foot in thickness. That
night use the word ariifcially, for it
was all night with us-of the 18Th, after
repeated alarms, we were stretched out up.
on our buffalo robes with our knapsacks at
hand, when the officers upon deck called
upon US 10 hasten up. The thermometer
was 40 degs. below zero-72 dogs. below
lhe freezing point; but the night clear and
starry, ensbled us to penetrate the dark
ness TO some distance astern. A white
mass, seemingly in the air, was moving
with steady march, directly upon our brig.
This we knew to be the crest Of a gigantic
hammock, its ridge of crumbling ice as
white in tho contrasting darkness as The
foam of rolling serf. Accompanying it
was the solemn orchestra of ice voices, the
booming diapason Of the compressed foes
Presently came the mysterious cessation
Of these noises The clsmor ceased. We
heard each other speak. A moment after
came the we'll known renewal-.the pup
pies, the shrieks, tho locomotives. On
came the crest; and now tumhIing from it,,
we could see the heavy blocks of ice and
hear their hollow coughs upon the snow
padded foes. Nearer yet we could define
it's motion, and feel the transmitted undula-
ton of the six foot ice, which powerful as
liz was, formed no barrier to its advance.
Now to our quivering ship, came vibra-
tory trembling that made our lips Jingle,
as in a cotton factory at home. The CO.
lossal mass bears down upon us--closer--
six yards--,hree yards--six feet--it ceases
its pulse had beaten, and the mysterious
interval (of silence and quietly had arrived.
All that night we waited tor its renewal
but i,s renewal never came Eight months
afterwards that great ridge stood in the
same position beside US, monument Of
Gods mercy aud mans own helplessness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25
.soBER SECOND THOUGHT"

| The Kossuth excitement 10 dying-dy-
Log out over the country. Alter storm
comes calm, and though we are apt to
consider the calm calmer from the contrast,
vet ia it, when succeeding the degradation
Of hero.worship, we see mans nobler a'trl-
ba,es manifested. Henry Ward Beecher
was, we supposed, the last man who would
confess that excitement had seduced his
| Judgment, vet here he il upon The confes.
sional-the extract being copied from The
proceedings Of banquet of the National
Temperance Society published in the N
York Ta5uae We give the sentiment
md response:--
Tie Gooa Tine C1naiag- When no Clergyman
viii consent to ask Gods blessing upon wine
drinking dinners, or by their presence counte-
nance and sanctify bacchanallan revelries.
Rev. iIESRY WARD BEEcHER responded.
lie had special reasons for leaving this
text before him. He had no notice as 10
what he was to speak to. He had been to
1.-TWO dinners which had liquor 10 them, and
lid not exactly feel at home on this text.
But, when he went TO those dinners, be
vas. as il were, intoxicated with Hungar
an patriotism. He owned up 10 asking al
blessing over one Of these dinners; but an
9ther had been appointed to do the work.
aud he was asked TO do il in Consequence
Of the absence OF the regular pastor. But
he thought if any dinner needed blessing,
one with Rum was the verr one. He
went on to speak of the duty ofthe clergy.
Every man to be fit for ordination must be
teetoialer. No man has right to
preach whose mouth is highway 'ar IL
quor. Every pastor must live temper
ance example, and preach as he practices.
And every clergs man ought to be found
IN the front Of all such reforms rs this.
He thought we had been wasting time on
The diseased leaves Of the tree instead Of
destroying the root. He was for the move
nent which is to strike the devil between
The eyes. He was sure Of the success OF
ibis movement. We must 90 with it, or 1t
will roll over us. This reform has got a
mong the bone and sinew. the working
people, aud there is.no stoppingit. lf,his
great body of the people have made up
their minds that Alcoho! is thief and a
robber. thew will put it down.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

LOVING AND LrKiNG.--That women were
sborn to love- is as certain as that Gen.
Jackson was sborn to command,' or that
every body was 'born TO die Their very
dialect shows the strength ofihis proclivity.
They use the word to indicate any sort Of
affection, passion, penckant, appetite or
fancy They love their lovers and their
husbands, fine dresses and fine dinners,
sweet.meats and sweet ribbons with APP
parentlv the same measure Of affection.
10 like is too tame an expression for a
lady's choice. She 'loves' everything Chat
she doesn't happen 10 hste) and can find
no other word In the dictionary that is
equal 10 her need. That this everlasting
and indiscriminate use Of the highest and
hottest word in the language is improper.
aud even indecent, there can be no gro,,n d
for debate. Oh. dearly lore ,urnips!'
exclaimed lady one day at the table--s
lady who merely meant to say that she
liked the vegetable in question. sThe =
Won dol! said an ascetic old bachelor of her
acquaintance. What more could you say
of your husband. or that beautiful child of
yows. or erea Of your Redeemer, madam!
Lore turaips! | hope YOU may vet find
something more worthy of Four afTectionsr
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-25

THE WHEEL BARROW EMrcRANT Re-
TURNED.--Many Of our readers will remem-
Der the accoun, published in all the news.
papers, nearly two years ago. OF e Caliior-
MIA emigrant, who crossed the plains 'on
foot and alone,' with rkeel BARRON, con-
yeying all his earthly goods. that is, bis
provisions, clothes, tools, &c, in that bum
Die vehicle, aud oulstripping 10 his march,
numbers who started for the land OF gold,
with more snowy and expensive appoint
men,s. His name is Brookmire and he 70
IN lrishman by birth. His residence IS At
Warren in Pennsylvania, where ne left
wife and family Of children in very indl-
gent circumst snces, when he went over
the Rocky Mountains to try his fortune
Brookmire has lately returned from CaIi-
farnia, with about $4,000 Of the dust
all of which he dug and washed out with
his own hands. As il 10 very apt to pour
when it rains, his wife received legacies
during his absence to the amount Of $IO,-
900, falling to her upon the death Of some
relatives in Scotland.