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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-07
Read, Ponder, and be Wise.


The Golden ORp0rtaaity for securing Pren,iun.
DagweTe0tgpeS.
y the La i 8 and Gentlemen of Worcester and
vicinity The HATHAWAY BROTHERS would
call your attention to the Union Block Danguerrean
Gallery over the Store of Mr. L. D Goddard, where at
all times may be found good assortment Of Daguer-
rean Stock, Locktts &c.
n. b. We do not hold cut any fifty cent inducement
Tor Types, and thus make IT ad yertsna medium
to win customers, but would have il God that
we make il our highest aim please all by giving a
superior style OF Fixtures, and fair living prices
Ladies and Gentemen can you be our own judges of
Daguerrean Pictures if So decide Tor true merit aud
good judgment will show that t.e cheapest is not IL /
ways the best Lock this and decide tor yourselves.
We promise you good Types and no mistal e.
Of daWtf
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A Card, TO the Public.
WORCESTER MARKET.

TNHE subscribers wonld respectfully give notice 10
the citizens of Worcester, that they have pur-
chased of Messrs. GATES 81 PR lUTY their inter
est in the above Market, al and g. ErcRange Street
and on and after NONDAY, October 8, 1858, will he
prepared to supply all kinds of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
of good quality aud reasonable prices us can be
found in the City.
With II ears experience in the business with our
facilities for buying, &C. believe we shall be able 10
give entire satisfaction to ell who may favor us With
their patronage. Believing, also that the Cash prin-
cple is the true one, both for buy er aud seller have
adopted it. and hope it W i'll find favor with our Gus
toners.
II Meats delivered, free, all parts of the city
f. Z. STOWELL,
WIN. T. BARBER.
Worcester October /, 1858. % div
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FOR SALE.
FURNITURE FOR sALEl

1t the Ctty Commission and General Fs1njSl-
t'.g Store, No. l Pearl Street,
NETHERE may be found largo assortment OF new
w and second hand Furniture, Crockery, Glass and
Britannia Ware; Knives Forks and Plated Wnre;
Clocks, Lanterns and Wooden Ware; Carpsts ami
Carpetins, Rugsi Mats, Feathers and Feather Beds;
tiusk, Hair, and Paimcaf Mattresses Window Shadrs
and hXturesi Slaves, and almost everything in the
House Furnishing line, all 0l which will be sold pri-
waite sale for Cash NJ the very lowest mark possible.
Please call ana eNHmine before purch dsHg elsewhere
N. Is Those bretksIg up Housekeeping and Others
having Property to dispose Of, aad do wish Send
1t to IN Auclinu Roum to ha Il thrown away. will
please eaie their flames AID nuuhet at ny StYre, and
VIII cali and eXaine, snd buy iher Property short
notice. J. l., HOOD
Auctoneer aud Commission Merchant
Worcester. sept p, 1853 DIFF i Pearl st.
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To the Ladies,

n A. BRO NNING would invite The attention Of The
". Ladies of Worcester and vicinity, to his Stock Of
PARIS MILLINE cry,
which has been selected by him from The latest mpor
tntions, consisting of SILK, Satin, and Velvet Hats in
all their variety
- ALSO, -
Ladies Dress Caps, Dress Trmmng Collars, Sleeves,
and EmbrOideres of every description, and
of the newest designs.
AS he has secured the assistance of some of the first
Milintrs in the city, he hopes merit and receive thai
share of public patronage which poeness and alien
ton will merit.
Pattern HATS for Milliners, constantly on hand.
Mourning Bonnets constantly nu hand aud made to
order at short netice.
Bonnets beached, pressed, colJed and repaired IN
superior manner 100 Main Street.
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BOOKS BOOK BOOKS!
John Keith & Co. Bulletin Of New Books,

SOAln mill X W. . d u410lAlI VI NSW DUOkSJ
No. 239 MAIN Street.
VISIT 10 Europe, b, silunan
The Mud Cabn, by lSham
Rhetoric Of Conversation. Hervey.
solomon Northup, twelve years slave
Venice, the Ciy of the Sea, by Flagg.
Tie Bride OF Ombarg by E. Caglen.
The Works of Calhoun, vol ?.
MOore's Life of Sheridan, 2 vols.
The Mysterious Parchment, Satanic License, by
Rev J. Wakeman.
The Andoyer Fuss, or Dr. Woods versus DR.. Dana.
Story Of an Apple
The Fawn Of the Pale Faces, by J. P. Brace.
TIE Exles by Falv
Story OF Mont Blanc, by Albert Smith.
Lorenzo BenOn
AutobOgra phic Sketches, by DeQuincey.
TanglewOod Fales, by Nathaniel daw thorne.
Six Months in Italy, by 6. S.Iilatd, vols.
The Humorous Speaker.
History and RujimenIs of Architecture.
Campaign of Waterloo, by JominI.
EAlnd for the SnitMrN.
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Teachers Institute.

A RRANGEMENTS have been made for holding a
IA Teachers Institute, in the town of Mibnry, IN
the County of Worcester TO commence ON MONDAY,
the 18th of October at 10 O'clock, A. NJ and con.
tnue until tho afternoon Of Saturday of the same
week.
All applicants must present themselves punctually at
the time specified for the meeting The institute is de
signed for those who teachers in Public Schools in
Massachusetts, or who have reasonable prospect of
becoming such within year from the time when such
Institute snail be held BARNAS SEARS,
Secretary of the Board of Education.
Boston, Sept. |, 1868.
0S- Arrangements will be made to entertain fee Of
expense all those from sbroad in attendance upon the
institute II is hoped that the favorable season Of the
year, the iih which Mlbury j. reached from all
directions,shy Railroad, the growing interest in
Teachers Institutes, will ure "A full attendance
A. P. sToNE.) Committee
N. BEACH, Arrane'nts.
Millbury, Oct 3, 1853. deodt0I7is
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Grocery for Sale.

TUE Stock and srald Of Grocery doing good cash
business, III central location, in this city is Of
fered for Sale. For further particulars apply III 8
ONCE. dtt aug5
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NOTICES, &c.
Masonic Mnfina

Special Meeting of the Worces O
M Ter r. A. Chap er, i'll he held on ~
Xxx FRIDAY Evening. Oct. TIN. at x Y
7 o'clork. NJ Masonic IaI o6 d2t (WN
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On Saturday, October 29th, 1853.

On Saturday, October 29th, 1868.
The House is large well built, and comnodious in
good re air and provided with ali conveniences of
modern buIIt County Residences 1t is at present
adapted to the accOmm udatiun of two families, bat
slight expense be converted INTO beautiful ami
genteel private residence.
There three excellent wells of water on the
place. "a large and wei arranged BAN, good Carriage
Houses, WO0d sheds and otter Out buildings, ID very
hne and thriving Orchard of choice Fruit Trees,
Garden unsurpassed by any in the County The front
yard, which is very large-ab0ut 100 feet squares
well laid out and filled and adorned with Cherry, Pear
Plum, and Forest rrees all in lourishng condition.
The site has ever been regarded the pleas
ant and desirable of the many splendid locations his
beautiful village, commanding it does of the
finest most extensive, and varied views that could be
desired by the most ardent ami enthusiastic lover of
natural scenery. 1t also has the advantage of being
centrally located in the village being less III three
minutes walk from the Churches, -Unitarian, Presby=
terrain, and MethOdst,-'he Post Office Hotel, Stage
Once, and Leicester Academy, well and favorably
known throughout the country, and in highly refined
and intelligent community, unsurpassed for its moral
lty, enterprise, and prosperity
There is semi daily line Of Stages to Worcester,
only six miles distant, aud to Clappve, four miles
dis ant and also daily line passing through the viii
lage, from Spencer to Worcester
Gentlemen IN want of delightful Country Seat, en-.
joymg superior advantages OF location will do well to
examine the premises
Terms easy and M tde known Sale.
Also, at same time will be Sold all the
PASTURE AND WOOD LAND,
70 ACRES, situated of and and adjoining the
Brick Factory Pond, mile OF the centre of the
village of Leicester.
Also, IA Acres. of superior Moving Land known
as the Vickery Knoll Lot, and situated mile east Ct
the village.
Sale 60 CONNER G. at O'Clock, p. NJ
5' For particulars in regard to above Property, in
qure Of JOS A Denny, Esq or E. sargent, Leicester,
or of the subscribers in New York
G. II SARGENT,
Administrator of the Estate of j. d. Sargent.
O3 deodlO2] wat
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French Embroideries |!

- \ GA&N@A A1444O4 V4NkOA i OO
ERENCH CHEMIsETTs, and Sleeves to match.
SWISS do. do do.
FRENCH HABITS;
SCOTCH do in great variety;
do SLEEVES and COLLARS, new styles;
CAMBRIA COLLARS;
MOUsQUITAINE do;
VANDYKE do;
REAL BRU SSELS do;
CROCHET do;
LACE SLEEVES;
FLoUNClNG>- vide and narrow Insertings and
Edgings, Braids, &c., sc.
INFANTS FROCKs;
Eesgant and Cheap Wrought LINEN HDKF'S.
The above all fresh Goods received directly
from Manufacturers, and pas ing importers profit,
can be sold quite low the poorer Auction Goods,
$50 common in all Markets.
o5 CHAMBERL1N, BARNARD, 4 co.
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For SALE

eea. The TIMBER. WonD, c, on Forty Acres
SYsS of land, the Gill Gibbs Farm in Ru and, Ms
@~1an which may be found Oak, Maple, PINE, Chest
nut, White Birch, and Spruce. apply TO
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland,
Or TO II. w. WErHERELL, IA Milk St, Boston.
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Locomotive Engine For Sale.

A Good 81 hand locomotive Engine and Tender
N suitable Tor a stationary power, in fue working
order Inquire ofSGNEON MAYO, Manchester steam
Mil, Manchester stree;. dtf au22
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MORTIMORE'S
Rheumatic COmpound.

@sA2V G24AAcae %@O4A4 ESO eAk4O'
TNHIs truly celebrated remedial preparation, efflca
4 cious alike Tor each and every description Of Rheu
matte Complaints is already TOO well known and es-
teeme throughout the United States to require any
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore :ncursbe and distressing dis
from the SYSTEM and stands nnrvaled in the Phar-
macy OF Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements
to free noetrum Def the public, but simply to
request those mos interes ed,
SUFFERERS THEKSEL YES,
to procure from the Agent thcIr vicinity circular,
and not only read the Testimony of those who have
perence its Invaluable curative powers but to write TO
call upon, the convaescents so that The statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN EiEAD-a course
which Nill satisfy the most incteduOus, aud one by
which the reputation of the REMEDY is certain of being
sustained. Write also to the propretors, who will aG-
cord every information and furnish of undoubted
character from every section of the Union numbering
among them some of the most eminent Ply sicians,
Cergymen Editors and prominent citizens, rendering
the reliability and efficacy Of the remedy beyond the
reach Of doubt or distrust.
MORTT1TORE'S
B.FEEUM COMPOUND,
Is Vegetable Extract, an Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this One Disease and this it will in
every form, either inhammatory (Acue) Chronic, no
matter of how long standing.
Sold by G. s. g. A. J. Howe, NJ. B. Green, d. Scott,
T. Laze, Worceseri B. X. Bliss and Haven,
Springfield
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R.EEEUNE ATIC COMPOUND,
THE ABOVE HAVE Also FOR SALE
TIE GREAT Alternative,
MORTTMORES
BF TIER G. % IL III.

AND BLOOD PURIFIER
This invaluable remedy, for every description of
NERVOUS AFFECTION, ard for diseases of the
Licer and Kidneys, has obtained popularity where
ever introduced unprecedented in the history of any
other med Ja preparation brought before the pub
lie.
Many Of our eminent PHI sicians have thorough
ly tested its merits and prescribe it the most
eff Give
Alternative, & Blood Purifier ever known,
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Palpltaon of the Heart, Nigh
sweats and affections of the Lungs will readily yield
to the influence of this unrivaled remedy Physical
arrangements, or Irregularities, especially with FE-
MALES, producing Debility and proslration of the
system, may be at once obviated and removed by the
of the
Bitter Cordial and Blood Purifier,
Which is Vegetable Spirit pleasant to take, and per-
fecty safe to be used in any of health, by the
most delicate female or child
GF Price $l,00 per bottle.
Wv. ALEXANDER q CO, Publishers
No. Barclay It,, (Astor House, New York.
iel8 deodlys
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Customs Made Cloglalng,


"a every desc' lfiioa,
as usual consisting Of over Coats Frock. Brrss and
Sack Cots, Pants oni Vests, and every variety Of
Furnishing 600 s..
Remember the place, 27l Main ST., Pip.r RIoch, Wor-
cesler, Mass, ign Of the Full Desscd Mgi.
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SHTNGLES.
Saler8tus,
Castor Oil,
The Largest and Best

a 6y '' o. O CAh6WEn me f iiiyI Tor sale
aug9 dit 249 Nam Street
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Drugs and Medicines
JJsT RECEIVED
NARB. AMMONIA;
" GUM ARABIC;
BUCnU LEAVES;
ELM BARK;
IRISH MOSS;
GUM GUAIACUM;
OXALIC ACID;
REFINED BORAX;
GUM ARABIC LOZENGEs;
IoDIDE 20 rASslUMj
IODINE, &C., &c.
For sale low by Il. II. MARSH.
Of dawis3w
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Fine Drugs and Chemicals Recently
Received.
ToDIDE of Potaruium; Gum Arabic;
l Balsam Penn, Bucba Leaves;
Italian Anlse Seed; Norpha'
Sweet Sp'ts Nrej Oil omoni
Aqua AinmOniaj Oil Peppermntj
iodine, Chamomle Foweisj
Ipecsc; RhubMb
All OF which are Of superior quality and will he sold
low. L. Il. LAZELI, Druggist,
$50 davis 20l Man street.
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w AN TED.

A SITUATION in a Mercantile or Manufacturing
IA Business, by an active business man, no will lit
ves' two or three rhousad Dollars. Address f.. 5.
through the Post Office. dawtf s27
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NCU will find splendid ussorin,ent OF FURNISH
L ING GOODS, such ss Gloves Of all kinds Nit
tens, Cravats, Scares, Ties Stocks. Plain and Fancy
Shifts, Drawers, under Shirts, ladterchels Boys
Belts, Canes, UNI reas Cloth and Glazed Caps, La
dies and Gen lamens Rubbers. II iii be soI cheap
at No. 205 Main ST., Worcester.
oil diff SYLVANUs PRATT
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STOW S !

'ENllE different kinds are too numerous to mention
Call at No. Dc Front Street opposite the City Hall
examine and judge Tor ourselves.
AARON BILLING.
Worcester, Sept. 81, 1853. daw3m
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Singing Schools.

MTM. SUMNER has removed from Souhbridge st
w TO Chatham ST. Place, (formery known as
"Chatham st. COutt.'O
N. b. Chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one South of it.
Sept IA, 1858, dawtf
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Pant l.
l-"Grand Fantastic DramaiqRe - on popular irs from
"Lucl di Lammermuur " CONFUSED and executed
by Maurice St'akosch.
2--"Oh, Luce di quest ARma " Madame Snntag's cee
hrated tvatln4, fom Lndi de Chamonnix" by
Donzetli. Sung by Sisnorina Adelina Patti
3--k1avour Variations on "L'Amo, All I'Amo," from
Beni's Romeo and Giue,te Composed and per-
formed ny Ole Bull.
4-"Ah! Non Giunge,"t celebrated RonIo Finale
from La somnambula.'; Sung by
Signo~ina Adeina Patti.
5-G'and Fantasia Appasonate, on Airs from La Fa-
voFita," and ia SOmnambula " Composed and
performed by Ule Bull
PART II.
l-"MGsical Rockkis,' scherzo, Scherzo Canrceio.
Composed and performed fOl the fret time by
Maurice Strakosch.
2-"Comln' lhro' the Rye the favorte scotch ballad
sung by Sgnorna Adelina Patti
3-''The Mothers Payer" Fantasia Rehgioso''-
Composed and executed by Ole Bull.
4-Jenny Lind's echo Song" sung by
Sgnorna Adelina Patti
5-"Carnivdl OF Venice " by Ole Bull
u Doors open att. Concert to commence at g.
P.s-PTice of admission to all parts Of the Hall
ONE DOLLAR. Seats may be secured, without extra
charge at MARSH'S Music Store
o. The sale of Tickets will commence Saturday
moTring, Oct 8h. a. dat
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LOST.

nN Monday, a Gold BREAsTPIN. The initials on
~ the front Of the pin, IN 5. C. and N. w Co.
whoever has found The same, and will leave it a. NJ.
CbspiD's Daguerrean Rooms, Waldo Block. shall be
suitably rewarded. DIFF &c
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Money Lost !

ON TUESDAY Evening Sept 27, Pocket Book,
W contain ng considerable sum Of money and an
Account Book of Work Also two Notes, oIfe of
which was drawn in favor OF James B Cooling by
Ezekiel Hovey. The finder of tne above-iescrbed
property shall be literally rewarded by leaving it at
Goddard d Rice's Counting Room
JAMES B. GOODING
Worcester. Oct l. l-53 DIFF
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Manufacturers, Apants

MdNULaCJuT6IS agents.
DAPER HANGINGs Of supe.ior sty lie, daily re.
4 ceived at
LIVETIMORE'S BOOKSTORE,
Opposite American Temperance House. from The Cele
biated Mandatory of CHRIsrY & CONSTANT and
other well known houses.
Also, on hand the largest assortment of late
Publications and School Books,
to be found in Worcester All of which i'll be sc4d at
the lowest prices, al lS4 Main Street.
s29 DIFF
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New Raw SiIk & cashmere Plaids
TlsEbefs and glyoaaese Cloths.

n large Quantities, for sale at the 'Hiue cheap
i The finest 81 so Goods, selling at lips.
90 dl2t GEO p BRYANT
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NE PLUS Ultra.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23
j. IL. ASgE'S NEW STORE.

MARKET ST, nearly opposite Johnson's
M hotel, where he offers for sale large and
carefully selected assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.--Fig'd. plaid,
changeablc. pia II colorS and black Silks, of all
prices and widths; Lama Cloths, Mousin de
Bages, Baroge de LANES, Satin stripe, liG'd and
plain Baregcs; French and American Lawns,
Ali acas' Ginghams, Prints ami White Goods.
Plaid and plain cambria, aconC', Swiss, null
and book MuslInS; Swiss and cambria Edgings
and Inscrrines, French wor ed collars, with
and without points; cambria Hlkfs., Sc
P.lR.jSOLS IND F.4NS,--Fig'd, change
able and plain Parasols, with or without lining.
Fans from cts. to 50, nicely put up in boxes.
GENTLEHEYS' U'E7R.--BIack bIuc,
drab, green and brown woo-Iyed Cloths. black
Rd fancy CassmcrcS. fashionable styles; fancy
silk and satin vestlngS, white, colorcd Mar
settles do.
CLOTHING.--Fin black cloth coats; an
assortment OF Spring and Summer coats, vests
and pants at city prices.
STAPLES AND SUNDRIES.-Dom
checks, hickory chambrays, curtain muslins,
shawIS, hdhiS, crayats, hosiery, tanncIs, linen
and cotton drills, linens drap'd, colIonadcs, Irish
linens. gloves. all prices; bIcached and brown
mu>iins, nankrcnS. Sc.
BOOTS AND SH0ES.--Ladics black and
faucy cold eaters, buskin shoes, black and
bronze slippers. chitrrns shoes, &c. Gentle
mems patent leather, fine calf, goat skIn and
Stoglc shoes.
HATS AND CApS.--Gcn,lcmcns fine silk
hats; Panama, Lcghurn, citizens China Pearl,
Canton straw and palm leaf hats; the latest
Sprin- auj Summer 50 les. at low prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aud COirc at prices
10 be compared with those of the city; daUv.
.,l n,i.I Sal al
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23

TiIlS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scrbcr OF Cecil county, has obtained from
The Orphans Court Of SAID county, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate of
Joseph Brown,
late Of Pennsylvania, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the sam" WITH I'll" vouchers
thereol'duly authenticated, u9 on before the
3lst OF May, 1883,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all bonrjt of said eslaN Al persons indebted
to said estate, are dsstcl to make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber Given under my
hand this IS day OF June 1853.
GEORGE EARLE.
June Is 6 W. Admir-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23

A REMAnEABLE MAN.-At a temper
ance meeting, held in Alabama, about
sin years ago, Col. Lemanouslly, who
has been twrnty-three years in the ar
mics Of Napoleon Bonaparte, addressed
the meeting. He arose before the au-
djence, tall, erect and vigorous, with a
glow Of health upon his cheeks, and
said
"You see before YOU man seventy
years old. have fought two hundred
battles, have fourteen wounds on my
body, have lived thirty days on hors-
flesh, with bark of trees for my bread,
snow and ice for my drink, the canopy
of heaven for my towering, without
stockings or shoes on my feet, and only
a few rags for clothing. In the desert
Of Egypt | have marched for days with
a burning sun upon my naked head;
feet, blistrrcd in the scorching sand; and
with eyes, nostrils, and mouth filled
with Gust--and with thirst so torment
ing that | have opened the veins OF my
arms, and sucked my own blood Do
YOU ask, how | survived all these hor-
rors | answer that under the provi-
dence Of God, | owe my preservation,
my health and vigo:, to this fact, that |
never drank a drop Of spirtuous liquor
in my life, and" continued he, "3aron
Larry, chief in the medical staff of the
French arms, has stated fact, that the
5000 survivors, who safely returned
from Egypt were all of those men who
obstalned from ardent spirit"
TFHow rapidly they build houses
now said Cornelius to an old acquaint-
ance, as he pointed to neat, two story
house-"Ihey commenced that house
only last week, and they are already
putting in the lights"
"Yes,' rejo;ned bis friend "and the
next week they will put in the iiver."
H. The population Of the Australian
Colonies IS estimated at 100000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23

W. NJ. TORBERT has now opened his new
y Y and we'll selected stock Of Spring and
Summer Goo,S, all of which he is Offering very
cAnnN. LIS alurk Consists IN nnrt Of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23

HoEAcE GREELEY on PEoGREss We
make the following extract from a work
entitled "ilrnts towards Reform" edited
by Mr.. Greeley Of the New York Yri-
buae:
"Thr farmer of the coming age-mas-
ter and manager Of steam rather than
tyrant Of ensIaved, toil-worn, hungry
b"asts--sAall not need pain fully to
heave the pondcrons rock from its base,
bur will rather: by some simple chemi-
cal solvent, pu!yerize 1t to fertile dust
where it lies. 70 bis informed, obser-
want mind, the changes OF temperature,
the succession Of calm and storm, shall
bring NO surprise, no disaster, being I'M
errn-l Y torseen and prolited by the like
rotation of the seasons. For his behoot
the p low shall pursue lis unguided, re-
SIstleSs course across the spacious land
scapr, and the following seed shall fall
regularly INFO disappointed place, with
out need Especial oversight or guidance
The inequalities of surface and of soil
shall disappear before the steady, unex-
p'nstye action Of natural forces thereon;
steam giants STALL loosen and deepen
the soil to any extent desirable, sweep
ing down forests as fire does the drv
grass OF the prarieS, and extracting roots
like a tornado. There is no practical
limit to the powers at all times present
ing themselves to do the bidding OF
man, had he but the talent and genius
to adapt and apply them. Nature wills
that the plow, the scythe, the axe, the
haryest-wain; shall move forward on
their proper crrands, as IrrcsiStibly, in
cXpenslveIy as the saw, the throstIe, the
shuttle, and with equally beneiicent re-
suits"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-07-23

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