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The Farmer's Daughter

She may mol 10 the mszy dance,
With jcwell'd maidens vie;
She may not smile on courlly swain
With sofi bewischins eye;
. She canno. hoast form and mien
That lavish wealth has bought her;
But ali she has much fairer charms
The farmers peerless daughter!
The rose and lily on her check
Together o,e to dwell:
Her laughing blue eyes wreaihe around
The heart witching spell;
Her smile i bright as morning glow
Upon the dewy plain;
And listening 10 her voice we dream
That spring has come again.
The iimid fawn is no. more mild,
Nor yet more gay and free,
Tie lily's cup is not more pure
In ali lis purity:
Oh all the wild flowers in the woods,
Or by the crystal water,
There's none more pure or fair than she,
The farmers peerless daughter.
The naughty belle whom all adore,
On downy pillow lies,
While forth upon the dewy lawn
The merry maiden hiess
And with the lark's uprising song,
Her own clear voice is heard;
Ye may not tell which sweetest sings,
The maiden or the bird.
Then tell me not Of jcwell'd fair;
The brightest jewel yet
Is the true heart whele virtue dwells
And innocence is set!
The glow Of health upon her cheek,
The grace no rule hath taught her,
The fairest wreath that beauty twines
Is for the farmers daughter.
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the case up to the High Court Of Err
rors and Appeals. the tribunal Of last
resort. And that Court has now deeid.
ed unanimously that the Stale is legal.
" bound for the redemption Of the
bonds.
From these decisions the people ii
Mississippi cannot escape, no matter il
the arguments ~ the repudiators we're
sound both in Law and morals Their
osra friblmais-courts created by them
selves to determine such questions
have decided that they are bound to
paw. Had the decision been differ
ent. had lheir own courts land that
would have been hardly fair to the for
eign creditor) decided otherwise. there
would have been some excuse, perhaps.
But now there is none. The State il
rich and able TO pay. The plea uf po-
,erty cannot be preferred. The Judg-
es selected BY themselves, after a fair
trial. have decided against them. Had
il been favorable they would have
maintained that the decision should be
absolute. As il is adverse, they should
bow 70 it. No rule can be q Just one
that does not work both ways.
n. b. Balztfia.
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Edipus, a correspondent OF the N.
Y. Courier and Enquirer, offers to
give fifty dcllars to any medium who
will discover what passage from Shak.
speare and the Bible are contained in
sealed packet to be placed before
said medium; fifty dollars for the di-
yalgence Of his thoughts as secretly
written down p,ior to the experiment; !;
fifty dollars for the moving Of a table,
four feet square. provided by Edipus.
by other than mechanical means, and
Fifty dollars for the ringing Of bell in
broad daylight by invisible agency.
The experiments are to be performed
in the presence Of three persons one
selected by Judge Emmonds, one hy
Edipus, and one BY the two witnesses
thus chosen.
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oyE raoUsouD PIANO roaTEsl
Upcards sf eae heasaad Piianas sold, and
.~.... III :. 2s.E n.ss4 a.

Uesoards ef one nsasand Pianas sod. and
nerer sold . bad ensFss
ALWAYS having had she solr Aersrr ii
~ she pianos 81 SrapaRT a DuxHxx in vir.
Gins AMI Nodh Carolina -sogesher wisil the IN.
paralled number We hare sold lmore than one
iaau usand.) enables us 10 ss<en with truth and
confidence, from 50 long and wellified experience
ihai ihey are
UNSURPASSED IN TONE AND FINISH .
emhracing ID the same Piano
alof MLo,v aaa .S.ff. as ,rsN as D 5iosf Poa.-
e.faf md Saptrt Tine.
We keep always on hand large aud varied
slack of the aefre Styles and The osresf rgfes -
ihal purchasers can always 6nd exactly The siyle,
eic., they may want; The difference in price he
ias eecssioned nliy BY The outward finish, ena-
hles those who wish - buy cheaper instruments,
the same advantages Of fine and beautiful
tine as in Piano Of greater value A large
nainhef we nos sell. are lefl entirely 40 our
evn taste and selection. by those who are no,
ale 70 hr present themselves. andss i aivays de-
Wolves much mrs responsibility upon ns, all msy
he assured. who want good Pianos. that with az
ien,ian. caution aud prompiness TO sieir orders,
they shall have Piano Forte NJ precisely NE
nDrihera prics, (as has been ufien tested. and
an Instrument from The hest makers in the world.
Guaranteed. and allowed n be returned If not
all they are represented 70 be.
Il. r. NASH.
Piano Fo,ie Ware Rooms.
Corner sycamore and Bank Streets.
Petersburg. Va, April ID, 1853. s2-
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Rain IN the United Stafes.-A paper
submitted to the Association for the
Advancement of Science by Prof. Blod.
get, Of the Smithsonian Institute, states
the following interesting facts:
The portion Of the Continent east Of
the Rocky Mountains differs essential
ly from the western portion and from
Europe in regard to the distribution and
amount ofrain. Its fall is symmetrical
and general, not irregular and local.
The actual amount annually falling
isgreaterin low countries, and decreas.
es with the elevation.
1t is greater in the Mississippi valley
than on the Atlantic coast in the same
latitude by about one-eighth.
Ii is less in the Alleghanies than on
the Atlantic coast in the same fatitudes
BY about one-eighth.
The law of distribution is deduce,
as one Of regular decrease in amoun
with decrease in temperature, whethe
that decrease Of temperature is due t
increased elevation or higher latitude.
The sources Of supply Of moistur
are considered aslying beyond the sur
face atmosphere.
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ALL GONE NUT OSE.-We copied 4
statement from the Cincinnati Gazette
few days ago. that seven young men
OF thatcity twenty-one years agd agreed
to have an annual meeting and supper
50 long as any Of their number should
survive, and also stated that only two
OF them were then living. Henry l..
ratem, Esq, one nf the two. died ON
Thursday last, leaving DIR. J. vattier
as the last man Of the whole party.
The next annual supper takes place
in October, and the Gazette remarks.
How awful that last supper. when
the sole survivor enters the room, and
sees there the seven plates and the se-
ven chairs. each u which tells him
what shadows we are, what shadows
we pursue r"
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Just to hand,

AT TElE DRUG gTDRI,
DEATRICE. E. The great Novel of the ages Daie
- ssy Burns; Life in Earnest; Happy Home;
Gheever's Pilgrims Progress; Startling Cues
tions; Memoirs Of Lady Caicahouas Life in New
York; The Young Mafoone. Woman's Friesd;
yillelie; Daniel Webster's Works, complete;
Ktioe's Daily Readings Of the Bible; Grace o.
Christ; Memoirs of Robert and J. Haldane
Prayer Books; Hymn Books; lot Of New Mu
sic, &c.
June Sth, 1853. So
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them. captured. would pot an end 10
the war. Washington changed Ais
plan, deceived Clinton. moved mi illy
upon the weaker General. captured
him and his 1000 men, and ended the
war. The battle of Guilford put that
capture In Wsshington's hands. and
thus GsiIford and Yorktown bee,m,
connected; and the philosophy of his.
tory shows their dependence. and that
the lesser event Was father to the great,
er. The state Of North Carolina gave
General Greene $4,000 acres Of vest
ern land for that days work. now
wortha million Of dollars; but the day
itself has not yet obtained its proper
place in American history.
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SPRING & SWIMMER GOODS.
NE have just received our SPRING AMI
w SUMNER GOODS. Please call and
see Them. They will he sold upon seeommodat.
ing terms.
+ I1 We would call particular attention 10 our
Superior FRENCH CLOTHS and cAsSE.
MEREs, which have heretofore given gleai sa-
tisiariion.
LONG g. WEBB.
April le,h, 1853. ST.
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vKsHE subscribers Machines. ai Enoe Mills,
! Orange county. win he in operation by tho
10Th Of Juls; and customers are respectfully re-
quesied 70 bring their Wool IN warm weather
ami well prepared. 50 that he can 10 work Of tina,
character which will not fail 10 please.
n Flax Seed viii lie received In payment foI
carding and for Wool Rolls.
WM. S.'CLAYTOR.
June nh, 1858. So
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CONE AND BUY,

YyHE subscribers having purchased The stock oi
a Goods owned ii ] NJ a ] II. Parish. will
roniinpe ahe business u ahe same plsee under
lie style Of .. M. q G. Il. Parish, and will be
glad 10 see their friends and the puhlr generally
II their store. They iniend 10 sen cheap far
eash. and persons wishing 10 buy will fnd IL 10
illeia interest 10 give ihrm call.
j. M. q G.. f. PARISH.
Paishsile. Orange. July 8. a.
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vices Of the room with II. they become
80 unpleasant 20 this species Of might
walker. that they will either die OF
deesmp for parts unknown.
csmmurieE
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Rl0MAS WMDDa
and Counsellor at Law

AILLsBDRWUGNs N Cos
CONTINUES to practice in the Courts of Or
- ange and Alamanee. Due diligence will he
gwen to the collection Of claims. Applications
for Pensions and Bounty I.andspromptly attend
e,l 10. The ishest cash prices given for Land
Warrants iii in the Court House.
February I'd 73-
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B RooK S!

Is ~ u X -.
n SHALL keep very pretty assortment Of
= Books at Mr. James Waison's. among which
are the following Miiey's N. q. Form Book I;
Wiley's N. G. Reader; Wheeler's History; an
assortment Of the American Tract Society
Books; Religious, Historical and Temperance
Books. IN great variety. cheap. rerg cheap.
Call and see them. Any Books furnished 10 or
Y" SAMUEL. PEARCE, Agent.
Hillsborough May 10. S5--
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CuRE FOR Bow -FELoN.-s cores
pondent Of the Baltimore Clipper says,
that thimble full Of soft soap and quick
silver, mixed. aud hoand tightly over
the feloa, will draw it to head in the
course ot ten or twelve hours. The
core can then be removed, and by the
application Of the usual poaltices the
sore will be soon healed. The remdy
is said to be very severe one, but al,
together preferable to the disease. Bone
felons Of late years, are quite common,
and the remedy, if effecteal, will prove
real blessing to the sufferers.
BED BUes.-We published the fol
lowing some time ago, but as there arr
some inquiries about it we repeat It
1t is from Mr.. Robinson, Of the Colds
borough New Era.
Alcohol. half pint; Sal Ammonlac,
ounce; Spirit of Turpentine, half pint
CorrosiveSublimate, ounce; Camphor
II ounce. Put the Camphor into th'
Alcohol and dissolve it, then pulveriz'
the Sal Ammonic and the Corrosiy,
Sublimate and add to il /; after whlcl
put in the Spirits of Turpentine, am
shake all well together. This will EN-
the days, and nights, too. Of any be,
bug it touches; and on washing the bed
lsteals as we'll as the chinks and ere
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Nor nan Law TO REFuRM Dunk
ARDs.-The first case In New Jersey
under the law relative to habitual
drunkards took place at Princeton the
22d ult. The Chancellor issued
commission to three gentlemen. who
proceeded to try before a jury an in
QUESTION into the habitual drunken
ness Of Charles Skillman, and his in
capacity 10 take care Of his property.
The jury gave verdict that such Was
the case, and according to the law,
the Orphans Court, on application,
must appoint a guardian oserhim. He
is devcsted of all control Of his proper.
| ~, which will be restored on his re-
formation; all liquor sellers, under a
penalty, are forbidden to sell to him
and legally. he is to be treated as luna.
tic.
We do not think it out Of the way
to treat every man as an lunatic who il
an habitaal drunkard, except that the
drunkard should always be held re.
sponsible when sober for acts commit.
ted in state Of intoxication. Such !
law, we should think. would be YER,
apt to make respectable drunkenness
odious. and respectable drunkard
quite ashamed Of the vice Of intempe
Il rance. The clause prohibiting th
sale Of Intoxicating drinks to such per
sons is especially commendahle. A
between two persons. the one tempte'
BY depraved appetite and bad com
pany to drink, and the other temple
by avarice--the meanesto all passion
Ito sell. the latter is infinitely the NOR
culpable Of the two. NJ " Erpress.
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THE BATTLE OF GUrrFoRD.

Extract from Benton's forthcoming History.
The philosophy Of history has not We,
laid hold Of the battle Of Guilford, its
consequences and effects. That battle
made the capture at Yorktown. The
events are told in every history; theil
eonnexion and dependence in none
1t broke up the plan Of Cornwallis ir
the South, and changed the plan o
Washington in the North; Cornwalli'
was to sIbdpe the Southern States, ant
was doing 'ntil Greene turned upol
him at Gnilf0l Washington was oc
cupied with genry Clinton, theI
in New York $4,000 Britisl
troops. He had the heroic dc
sign to capture q and his
1.-THE French feet co sti1S
city. and thereby putt
war. All his preparat
on for that grand consdl
he got the news OF the bs
ford. the retreat Of Co1
mington, his inability
in the South, and
ward through thu
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II
In this case, it appearing TO the Court, upon
! the returns of the sheriff, that the defendant,
James Gillian, is not 10 be found in this county,
it il ordered hy the Court that proclamation lie
made fol the defendant 10 come into court and
answer. as commanded by the subpoena
Ii is futher ordered by the Court, that puhlica-
ton be made for three months, in 9 Greensho-
rou,h Patriot and Hllshorough Recorder. for the
absent defendant. James Gillian, 10 appear al the
next term of this Court, TO he held for the county
Of Alamance, al the Couit House in Graham, on
he sth Monday after The 4th in September next
then and there TO answer or tsemar % the SAID
petition, or the same will be taken pro coafessa
against him.
Witness, w. j. Gragson, Clerk Of our said
court, at Office, she Sth Monday after the 4ti
Monday in March, A. D.. 1858.
w. j. GRAGSON, @. S. G.
July IS. Iprice adv !, ] 95--3n
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THE FoNas Ann THE roNGuE.-We
are told OF woman in New Jersey
1--WE suspect we have seen the same
woman in several other States) who
was greatly troubled by very proyok-
ing and .quarrelsome neighbour. They
scarcely ever met without getting to
loggerheads about something. and their
loud and angry words were often heard
BY the people around.
A friend whom she consulted, adv
ed her try a new plan. 1t was
weather, and his counsel to her
that when her worrying neighbour
in and began TO use hard VIZ
should not reply at all. hut
tongs, and drawing her ch0
the fire. should snap D
out uttering a word
breath, u
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II. r. n ASl


Piano Fotte Ware Rooms.
Corner sycamore and Bank Streets.
Petersburg. Va, April Is, 1853. ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-26

By Letters Patent Secured 1849.

q I'll AIMS.
CONSTRUCTED TO be worn under the oarmep,s ara
~ me nost wonderful discovery in Medicine and
Electricity OF the present day They relieve without
pam or shock The instananeousy acute nery Gus pans
such as mead, ear aud tooth ache rheumatic pains lie
uoo.euA &c lana ny their mild but continuous and per-
cepeie detoh on the body, diseases of years standing
such as gou local paraly sis nervous complaints Nv
er Diseases, &c, disappear ms If by mrnce They have
dPpeI WIN tc greatest in all those dread
usehses III children commonly called commissions az
also In Gases OF eethng under difficulties and dsord
err OF the bowels Thoy precipate metals from their
aecompote water defect the magnetic needle
III shol SNOW al me phenomenon of powerful yotaic
pile. The Instruments producing these Effects veIgh
about TWO ounces, be folded M i'm a pocket book
are always ready for instantaneous use, and will las,
man his lifetime, for himself family nnd his friends
Nc against thai number OF diseases and cnnnlai ~
winch nlld streaming electricity Is perfectly safe
tam, ana wonderful speedy remedy The price of n
Inaia y rom 81 20 batteries $lO-S22 So
lhcfedlple rs nAy seem the above facts any person
can easily convince himself beforehand al The depo of
ther rum The importance Of the Invention nus been
~ 10 america by The Academy Of Medicine
Oh new YORK, ana me Chains have been applied with
great success IN the Medical Colleges he CIV. nele.
vue AMI Words Island Hospitals lirooklyn civ uos.
plal, So III EUROPE by me Royal Colleges of Physc
lans ana surgeons ~ London by The Academic Naon-
ale de Medicine Al Paris by the ImperiaI Farnl,v nj
Vienna by the Royal Faculty at Berlin and ntber scl
en.lne institutions OF the highest oder including the
principal hospitals IN Europe
The propretofs are in possession Of testimonials TO
the same effect from all the above institutions IN Amer
ica and Europe as web as Of the eminent and dis
ihgushed members OF the profession IN bolh hen,a.
Pnsres, and Invite the public 20 examine them
run aud Illustrated descriptiOns-one for personal nae
aa one Tor scientific men-with copies Of testimonins
a'u hummer 81 cases cured IN New York ana Euroue
may oe obtained gratis, at this Office They viii be
otWueo iree oi postage, 10 any part of the Initial
STATES, IN answer TO pre- paid inquiries containing three
cents postage stamps. J. SrElNERT, Sole Agent
NO. Dos Broadway, cor. Of Prince NJ New yo,k
Agents In Worcester, C. LID WELL AZ IlIiI 900 Main
Street. NIL ds,r "
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PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with r.. y. Patent
Office, WASHINGTON.

-
Office, WASHINGTON
No. * STATE Street-BOSTOE.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS
L The Subscribers Qaie Agent OF The u S Patent Of
ice, under the Act of 1880 determined to present ad-
vahtagess IN applying for patents superior those Of
feired inventors by others, has made ARRANGEMENTS
whereby on applications prepared and conducted by
MN, THIRTY DOLLARS (nsteaG of tWentv. as maid
back by others,) will be RENTED by him in case of fail
ure to obtain patent, and the withdrawal through him
within thirty days after the rejection Caveats Spe-
clhcatons Assignments and all necessary papers and
drawings, for procuring patents in this any other
countries prepared and advice rendered on legal and
sclenhnc matters respecting inventions, and infringe
ments of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specifca-
tons on the most reasonable erms hut can avail them
selves OF the experience OF 20 years Practice extern
sVe library OF legal and mechanical works. and correct
accounts OF patents granted in this and other cOuntres
besides being saved journey TO Washington the usual
great delay there well all personal trouble in oh
tanning their patents Copies of claims of any patent
furnished by RENTING one dollar Assignments record
cd at Washington.
R. II. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
"Diring the time occupied the Office of Commission
er Oh Patents, X. H. EnDY, Esq, of Boston did business
at the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents
There were iew,if any, persons acting that capacity
VINO had so much business before the Patent Office;
and there were none who conducted 1t with more skin
fidelity and regard Mr. Eddy ns one of the
best informed and most skul Patent Solicitors in the
United states, and have no hesitation in assuring in
ventors that they cannot employ person more com.
petenl and Trustworthy and capable eff putting
their applications in form to secure for them an
early and iaYorably eonsidea ton at the Patent Of
flee. EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents
PATENT OFFtoE,-.
'R. II. EDDY ESQ, Boston, Mass
siR-Your facility Tor the prosecution of any bns
iness connected with this Office, equal TO those of
any other agent | am respectfully, yours &c,
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents -
Boston, March 49, 1863 sep6 eod&wIam
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DR.. HILL
The CplphrafpI Endinn nnnf

TAKES pleasure in anyouncing TO the citizens OF
Worcester, and other Places that his Office is at No.
III Main st.
word to vOung men and others afflicted with Semi
nal Debility, whether originating from certain destruC-
i've habits. or from any other cause, wh the train of
bodily and mental evils which follow when neglected.
should make M early application, thereby avoiding much
trouble and suffering, as well as expense b. this inn
proved method OF treatment, DR. II. safely guar
aniee safe and speedy III al OF secret dis
ease that may under his care matter how long
standing. Either are invited to his private rooms
without fear of interruption byoher patients rs hun
drods are cured leay by his practical experience and
great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health happiness
and in many cases, thir TRES the hands Of physi-
clans ignorant Hi this class of maades t certain
~ impossible tor one man to understand all the Ills the
human family subject 10.
YEARS OF PRACTICE, excessively devoted to the
treatment and study If Syphilis GOnorrhea, elect,
Structures, effect of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the
body, throat, nose legs, Pain in the Head or Boues
and all MercnriR Affections, aud all Impurities of the
Blood Whereby the tGon has become enlt ebled,
enables the Dr. TO ohe rehe to all who may place them
selves under his cale.
TO FEMALES. An disease $ peculiar to Females
as suprressl"ns lregulati DC, speedily and effect
ualy removed.
~ The French Perio1i al Drops AID Pills, for the
above affections have been well tested for the last ten
years.
DR.. HIPS Preventative for married ladies' sent to
any direction, secure from observation. Price SIS Per
sons al dsiHbCe may cOnsut DR.. Hill by letter. (post
pad) Describing TIER case have medicines securely
put up and forwarded 10 any part Of the Il States with
lull and explicit direction for Office arr Hnged
with separate apartments, that patients but
the DR.
9c5~ dlre hours from A. NJ, to9P.M
Very respectfully Dr. C. A. HULL,
apis def ofce III Main ST., Worce ter.
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For AUSTRALIA.

.&le1 PIONEER Limo of Monthly Packets. The
Zhhk new and elegant Clipper Ship SEA RINGER
1000 tons burden, just launched, will sail from New
York, for Port Phitp and Melbourne, Australia, on
the FIRST OF JUNE.
Beng the tenth ship OF the above line, and will be-
fitted az and provisioned in thesane superior nann
AS her predecessors From hef superior model The Ss
Ranger will undoubtedly make quicker passage ,ho
any other vessel now advertised for Australia ~, as
cepting steamers, atofdng passengers more Jesirsh
opportunity than has previously been offered Passen
gers VIII receive free passage from Buston 10 Ns,.
YORK For passage which viii be AT lowest rates nm
ply 70 WIN. ELLIOTT g. co.
ap90 d4w II poans S,n,o.,