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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
ESEs glEV, TREES. &c.
NC Worcester NurserI


Is well stocked with large vari-
ssSki% ETY. of the best sorts of A pples, Pears
"% >" Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Apricos,
81 Eecarne-, Ounces, English Gooseber-
res Choice Strawberries, Dutch Cuuaits, Antwerp
aud other aspberri :, Grape Vines, &C,
u This Nursery is OF the largest in Massachu-
sets and the collection of Fruit cultivated in it, embra
marty all thu varieties of esta5hed pntation and
the pr0pre is constantly adding such kinds pos
superior excellence and worthy of cultivation
in this climate
gbF The collection of STANDARD and DWARF
PEAR TREES is extensive, and includes all the best
varieties much cultivated.
ALsO,-a great variety of
Ornamental Trees and shrubs,
Balsam Frs Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens,
Scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash, Horse Chest
nuts, Weeping Willows Linden and TuD Trees, Honey
Suctes and most other varieties suitable for this lat
itude, and esteemed for heir beauty.
II Arbor Vte Buck Thorn, Privet, Sc, for hedges.
fine lection OF Roses, Peonies, Ilahies, Border
Flowers. &c, Ac
Asparagus Roots, Rhublrb, or Pie Plant &c.
Garden ard Flower Seeds, in great variety.
Fruit, can also he furnished. Also, GRATING WAX
of superior quality
n EARLY CABBAGE and TOMATO PLANTS,
suitable TO transpanting.
- fhe arges portion Of the Nursery is now located
Souihbridge street short distance below the juno
tiou Rail Road Station, where Trees 6c. can be had
they ais nj the old place on Main street.
CATALOGUES furnished to all who apply. Orders
pr0mptly attended to, and Trees packed go sale
ly any distance. SAMUEL Il. COTTON,
Wore ster. Sd Month, 9, 1853 DIFF Proprietor.
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NEW MUSIC.

EROM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
4 A. MARSH, al l724 VI lain street, offers fo sale
large assortment OF new aud fashionable Music.
Winter Polka, by Wallace
Meagher Polka.
Polka Redowa.
Love star Schorlisch, by Brown
Grave Of Ben Bolt by Woodbury..
Wild Flowers by Wallace.
The Cottage Rose
They've Sold Me Down the River mats diff
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ERF I'M ERy.

HAVE in and offer for sale large lot of Lu-
bins, and Preston Merrll's Panel ExIa EIDE & Co.'s
Cos Ess. Get Rrar pivers Triple Ext. PatchOuy and
Lavender Water. Mnugehet d Coudtoy's Victoria Fer
fume, Joseph Aut Far Francois Maj ia Farna Jean
Nara Fnrina and JOhan lIu Farna, imported, Black
Red Stamp Co ognes, Jean Meters imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety Of dome tic CO.
lognes aud other perfume, all al which anted
genuine, aud true heir name. Also the largest as
softn eni OF Essential Oils in the CITY.
marl6 l.. T. IAZEI L. Druggist 90l Main st
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I
= h Y VEG =
KATHAIGON
FOR THE
M.A@1Rs.==
100 Aa.tAalron,


For PRESCRIBING, Restoring, and Bealtitying
the Hair.
Otausng II to ow luxurianty and giving II a soft
= and curling app, aranee, Of the most delightful char
acter. Z he KATnAIRON neutraliZes tie effects Of
disease, climate, and Old age in preserving aud restor
ing the human HAIR even after a Ba dnsss Of many
years-cleanses the scalp from DdHdruU and its mar
ula mpurttits,-immeately relieves sympatheiic at
tscks al Nervous Headache, and cures all cutaneous
diseases Of the skim such Erysipelas salt khsum,
Itch, &C. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE,
for giving the hair rch soft, glossy and curling APP
pearahce, nothing has dis Overed to compare
with It's incuntesied-s ncontesiihe virtues. IL i'm
parts the fragrance The delightful and exotic
flowers, and is Tree from all mineral properties or any
substance Which color The skim or STAN iady's
hat For
Bald and Gray Heads,
II rreeminentN beneficial TIE Kaharon restored
my m, after badness 10 years. A. JAY CotRt-
RIoHr, &c Bond street. N. York" This admirable
preparation can he had Of all epuabe dearrs through
uui North and south America and the Islands Vi tho
Ocean, IN large bottles fnr rs cents.
Sold 20 the trade liberal discount but commits
ID. $. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Broaway, New FORK.
Sold In worcesier by SHELLEY Il SCOTT, l.. T.
LA2ElL. DAVID SCOTT ia, JAMES GREEN,
a. s. VA j. HOWE, w. b. GREEN, and E. H.
MARSH and sold by all Druggists, every where.
WEEKS q POTTER, M. i54 Warrington street,
Boston whoesno Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6ma
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DRY GOODS. &c:

LINENS! LINENS! LINENS!
Per Steamer America"
B. L. HARDOIJ g. GO.
HAvE this day opened 10 CASES OF LINEN
Il GOODS, Of heir own importation, and made ex-
pessly for their ow" sales, consisting of
FRONTING LINENS.
Mt all costs, and OF superior quq the make of
Goods sold by US ioF the past years, which have
given such universal satisfaction.
Bleached and Brown Linen Cloths,
all sizes and patterns.
Bleached and Brown Linen Damasks,
all widths.
Bleached Linen Napkins.
" Doylies.
Bleached Birds Eye Linens.
Linen Shcetings, from 9 to
12-4 wide.
" Pillow Case Linens, all widths
and qualities
Towelling, in great variety. &c, &c.
We have spared no pains in havng our : EN-
Goods well manufactured to suit our customers, and
they al times depend upon having the best
MAXI OK Gods, Al The lowest wholesale prices.
mas Gaw4w
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CEEY CabAL YAgsD.

OEHh OaBlAEA q "a az
j. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
nN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, (ormery occupied uy Is, BunumD best quail
titles OF PeHusy lyania Coal, viz;
Lehgh, lump and prepared.
White Ash, g 8
Red Ash, prepared
LackaVanna, LUMP and CRATE.
Also, Cumberland Coal Tor smiths nse, which viii
be sold AT tue lowest market rates. and delivered in the
bes possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left at he City Goa Yard Office, Park street
at Mr. J. r. Ceg1eys Grocery store No. tu street;
at Mr. r. y Griswolds Grocery store, corner OF Main
and school streets at Mr. G. A. Dressers shoe
No 76 Main streets or, through the Post Office, will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended TO.
G. Il. MANN Agent.
Worcester. july %. 1859 da%istf
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SODA.

On CASES Soda soap.
~ 80 bbls. oil SOAP.
100 Boxes Chemical Eraslve Soap
30 Extra ana No. Bro Soap IN Store, forV's
by "a q. y. a A. HOWE,
Cctl5 DIFF Wor. Back Bisck.
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NOTICES.
nti.Slavery Lecture.

TIVE next Lecture Of this Course, before the WOr
cester Giiy AuIiSlavety Society, will be delivered
in the CITY HALL, on FRIDAY Evening, March 18th,
al Z! o'iock, BY
HORACE AL4NN, Of Vest Ne.oton.
Admission, 10 cents
+. W. HIGGINSON, President
o. x. EARLE, Secretary. marI6 dst
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Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Comply.
a SPECIAL Meeting of the Members OF the Peoples
"A Mutual FIRE Insurance Company, will be held at
the Olive Of said Company, in " orcesler, on
WEDNESDAY, the 23d day of March inst,
at O'Clock, Nj, to upon the subject OF increasing
the Guarantee CHptal Of said Company.
also, o Ill any vacancy 10 the Board of Directors
Also, act upon al GRAFTON Of tae 18Th Article Of
the BY Laws.
By order of the Directors.
marL6 dtf . DARLINGTON secretary.
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AUCTIONS.
GREAT SALE OF
)usehold Furniture. at Auction

GREAT SALE OF
Household Furniture, at Auction.
q w. SELBY 4 co. Will sell at their Sales Rooms
% Nos. 66 and % Main street, on
SATURDAY Afternoon March 10th,
commencing al O'Clock. an extensive assortment Of
Ne1 and Secondhand Fagasittre,
consisting in part OF as, IL Cottage BedSteads, 10
Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bed Clothing, Mahogany
Card Tables, Centre do, Mahogany Dnirg Tables,
Extension DO Common do Plush chairs,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs,
10 king Glasses Clocks Rocking and Chilirens Chars
Cricktts Dress Tab es Solar and Hall Lamps, Crock
cry, Glass, and I'm Wate,
Cooking aud PHxI0r stoves,
TaboGrttes, Tubs, Pa,, ana great variety of other
articles not enumerated
u No postpouement on account Of the weather.
Terms Of Saie-alI SUMS uEder S5i Cashi ever,
months credit for salisaC endorsed Notes i'm liz
terest. s w. SEa,bY * CO, AUctr's.
Worcester, March II, 1858. d3t
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Ladies Embroidered French Linen Handkeych'tS.
- ECElVED from Auction at The olive They
HI are slightly s0iled and sod IS per cent under
price Also, large invoice OF plain and printed nen
handkerchiet, from The sale, offered for cents
AOrtn 70 cents
marll dl2tis GEO. p. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
Young Ladies' SchnnI

He subscriber will open his School for Young La.
dies al The Salisbury House, Lincoln Square
on WEDNESDAY, March ID.
Instruction in Enalish studies Ancient and Modern
Languages, Music and Drawing, by competent Teachers
all under the personal supervision OF the Principal
llmited number OF DO ders will be receiv Ell into his
family.
u For admission, or Circulars giving terms d C, ap-
ply to N. L. BENT.
Worcester, Feb 81, 1853 dtf
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Hotel Furniture!
Horses, CooS, Hogs, Farming Tools, &C.,
AT AUCTI0N.

AT A U CTI0E.
~. Thursday March 3Ist,
commencing at u'ciock, prvci..ly,
" the Furniture Of The flashing on Squire Hotel
belonging to NM r WEs~ON. ESD, OF this civ.
CONSISTING III part Of
10 CARPETS, 80 BE7JSrE4DS, % FE4THER
BEDS, p STa4W BEDS, M4TTRESSES,
100 Comforablts and Blankets, Sheets, Pillow Cases.
80 Wash Stands, 30 Dressing Tdb S,
IS KING ASsEs,
9 Sofas very large Mahogany bining Tables, very
high cost, extra do, Mahogany
Centre and Card Tables,
Bureaus Wardrobes, Secretaries a large lot of Oil
Cloth, nearly new, 100 Cane Seat Chairs Rocking TO
ble LAB clocks large assortment # Crockery Glass
and Tin Ware, Table Gallery, ait rs Kitchen ian es,
Cooking, Parlor and Office Stoves,
Oil Curtuns Lamps, Cbnulbcl Fnuiture a general as
soimnt OF Kitchen do, and great many other arti-
cles not enumerated, being he entire Furniture of the
above Hotel
Also the celebrated
TROTIING HORSE, called Quaker!
has tIoued his mile in 2.32 pair sple did Giey Hor
seS probably the best matched pair in the State
York tr ting Wagon aud Harness, nearly new the
Wagon weigh, 2s5 lbs superior Cows with Calf /
full bloc Suffolk gov with Pig Shoas, Poultry of
various kinds, TX Carts, Hay do OK Yoke PIOws
Hauows, Chains, G, ltiv ttors, shovrs, Forks Rakcs
Hoes, GrindstO'es, Scl thes, Whceharows Wagons
Double and single Tia sleghs, Blankets, Hat
tiers, Circlnges, c., Likewise the Drive WAY.
Barn. and Hog House.
Every article will be sold without reserve, as Mr..
WEssON tends retiring from the Hotel business, on
the lst OF pri next Terms Of Saie all sums under
SO dollars. Cash over, months credit with interest
for satislart ~ endorsed Note. AZ No postpone
ment on account OF the feather.
Particular attention is cuhed TO The Stock
:. w SELBY y co Auctrs.
Worcester, March IS, 1853 dawtf
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WANTS.
Situation Wanted 7

A an ovcrseer be- Il Carding, Weaving or Spinning
N Room, by Man who has b d more han ten wears
experience III tue business Apply at thts Office
marl7 dIu-wo,s
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Savings Bang,

SAVINGS BANK,
OFFICE IN CENTRAL EAcHAH0E.
TUE Worcester Mechanics' savlngs Bank IL ope
"A Jail, Cor ,hp receipt Of Deposits from al cnsscs
Wotcestcr, Oct. /. 1857. oetld&wmtt
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FOR TWO WEEKS ONLYl
The Celebrated MADAME CAPRELL,

'ISHE Mysterious Lady, the Natural AstrOlcgist,
Il respectfully informs tue citizens Of Worcester and
vicinity that after ucucug in various Cit anv Towus
m the Union where She has given perfect satisfaction
TO all who nave consulted her in relation the PAST
PRESENT, and FUTURE, she has be- induced by
many 10 visit this pHCe, Tor which purpose she has
gagged d suite ct Rooms Al The AMERICAN HOUSE,
where all persons VIII be conducted She will
sWer any questio,s relating TO Sickness, BU.iResS,
Marriage dissent FrieGds &C, &c and will describe
the future partners well If she had been acquai
ed with them duciHg her lie she that she
Hdverlses nothing bar what she do, and pledges
her word give satisfaction all who wish to be ac-
quaiuted with tae past, pr sent, aup iuture
She was born with this wonderful git of revealing
the desunhs OF Aan, and she has revealed mysteries
that no mortal knew. ~ Madame e. ptescribes medi
cine 6r ali diseases Price, so Gents.
Worcester March 9, 1853 DIFF
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Carpet Bags, valises, Trunks.
4 GRAND Assortment cheap, at MERRlLL's
"A Main ssreci. maIG
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WANTED.

4 n experienced Man TO take care Of Horses end
n work about House and Gsr,ieu. Good re1c,n,.
mendations viii be required. II. d. PHILLIPS
Worcester, March II, 1853. d,f
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Tailoresses Wanted

IalloTeSseS wanted,
> on FIRST CLASS COAT MAKERS may find
employment at sTOCRWEiL'S,
Apply soon.
Giahon March H. 1853. daw3v
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COMPREHENSIVE,
BuIItIngs Removed.

THE subscriber having had much experience in the
remo'a oi buildings, Offers his services the peo-
pie OF v orceneG bull Jngs OF all sizes and desclip.
tons removed with despatch, and upon The most rea
sunahle terms.
Orders left With p. Lothrop, No. IS Mechanic street.
viii receive prompt attention.
marl5 d3m SETU TWICHELL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
WANTRD
Statesmen Wanted.
Thread store Clerk Wantel

A YOUNG MAN from i8 TO % wears of age A
II good salesman, industrious. and of good moral
character, who is willing devote his time to the inter
sCnber.~
10 save trouble, none need apply unless they have
tar knowledge OF the Dry Goods business can bring
I a. CLARK,
mars du No Flagg's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
Feathers. Feathers.

lust received a large invoice Of 1--we Geeae Fea.h
ers, selling low, AZ Wholesale aud seta at 100 Main
street, lup stairsJ TADER & Cn0l,LAR.
dUtY duwtf
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For Two Shillings 3 Pair,
For ~ CFNTG I

J0i prs. Odds an Ends the best quality # Black
LOO and COOied Kid Gloves. Usual price, 75c
nar3 du A Y THOMPSON X %.
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Also, at > O'clock, on the premises,
House for Sale.
Valuable House for Sale

FdludDlS mouse IOr SAFE.
IA THE House now occupiedby the subscriber
laY with the whole, or pAri Of the Land adj "inine
~ II is situa ed al he head OF Stale street. ana is
of the best built and most convenient sesn this
city For terms and further description, apply To
mavi7 diff g. A. n hRRINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18

hoom en- the Boston Railroad to Let
A GOOD Room for a Shoe Shop, or any manurac
N tung purpose, in The building known as the Big.
Glow store, will be tented at fair price, ii applied Tor
soon. Inquire of WM. DICKINSON,
No. 6 Main str ct.
worcester, FEB. 24, 1888. d3w
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WnNTEn.
Wantad Immndln4nirrI
FAINTER Wanted
To Cabinet Make

4 J0URNEYMAN PAINTER may hear of a STEADY
IA stuation and soad pay by apply ing at this Oce
maT9 DIFF
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TO BE LET.


Q henL,
A PIECE Of LAND situated ut the intersection of
n Plymouth street, and Providence md Wor, ester
md Western Railroads.
II is well located for lumber o. Wood Yard, having
been used iur Lumber business.
IHqure of R. BARBOUR JR
at Plymouth street Coal Yard, or 2O7 Main street.
mars isjtcv1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18

Valuable Real Estate for Sa c.
fA THE subscriber will sell the House in which
B%iI he lives. IN p rland street II is one of the
T Inust de>iT BILE locations in Worcester
Terms TO suit the purchaser.
CHAs p. BANCROFT.
Worcester, Feb. 49, 1858. distf
For Sale or Exchange Livery Property.
IN FIRST eATE HORSES,
~ HAGK,
3CAhRYALLS,
4CHAISES,
8 IOP kUGGIES.
BUGGY WAGONS,
8 SLEIGil%,
l0SINGLE HARNE sSES,
4SETr DOUBLE do.
BLANKETS, -URCINGIES &c..
Inquire at the Livery Stable, in Front street.
mars dawstf T.. SOU rHWICK.
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Address Of the Full Dressed Man

Address OF the Full Dressed Ran
am the full dressed msn! Macuilar hires me
To stand all dry, sentinel At has door,
And bid each cent and Lady no admires n E,
To buy, Ike me, their raimeul at his Store
] am standIng proof 81 that old adace
That Ills the tailor that do n make the mani
Macaar's he FrOnietheus, " no. from cabbage
Has dressed me up 90 |, al The II al bon Ton.
And if ofme, this pf eress Yankee tailor
Has made prince, lat would he make Of thee
Thou farmer lawyer, gent, mechanic, sailor,
Who can't begin to show your coat with me
He'd make you look like Paris, or Hyperion
So come h buy your wardrt be for the Spring.
am he well dressed man. the true oriierion
By which TO ft ulseli with every thing
The zephyr shirt, the Lola Montez collar,
The D'Ofsey yet, the Brumn,e coat here;
Partisan pants Of every make and color,
And kerchies, caps cloaks, gloves that Kings mghs
Wear.
Come then ye members ofile human family,
The largest. nohes iaulily that know
And our Macosr VIII you suit dyinely,
Win Clothes Ike mine, and charge you very low.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, & CO.,
27l Piper's Block, lIaia Street Worcester.
Sign OF the gull Dressed Man"
febll dawtf
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Be: age De LANES.

Be;age De LANES.
I0n PIECES new styles French Berage De flames,
INV openii now at the hive.' The poous are
very eenleel, New York styles, and IN small figures.
maTlI dlt GEO. 4. bRNANr
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" anted Immediately

WANTED by the subscriber. forthwith first rate
w J0arneyman LUCIUS TOMBLEN.
West Brookfeid, March 70, 1853. dlOtao If
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White Beans.
I001-O BUSHELS extra quality Just received,
l|~ Il y and for sale by the Dbl. or quart, by
BROOKS " sTEARNS,
mario dawtf No 8 Font street, op. Cit, Hall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18

VHdIIy DdLuBUs'
GONE very choice sty les Of the above now in Store.
- Uail and SEQ them, Ladies
mrll dit GEO. p. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
TO LET,

ID ooMS in the " Stone BocE," Front street, wei
Ia adapted 70. any Manufacturing business
Inquire of THEO. d. SFuDLEY
iehl9 DIFF corner ofGreen and Tcmple streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18

IN Bue, and Crlmson--a very superior quality Of
Il Goods, bought cheap, and viii be sold cheap.
mar1l DIT GEO Z. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-18
B O a r ID,

VNOR Gentleman aud Wife, with pleasant Room,
and three or four Gentomen, can be had by apply
ng at No. WALNUT street. iebss du
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Boots and Shoes.


Ladies Cater Boots, and Polkas.
lust received new and beautiful lot OF Ladies' Kid,
" Morocco, Patent Leather, mud French Kid iOxed
Cater Boots which viii be sold al prices TO suit
purc hasers. We ave also,
rs pairs Ladies' Polka Boots formerly sold at 81 So
So pairs Cbii8ren's Kid, Morocco, and Enamelled
SNOW & sPURR, I76 Nam street,
mars da~lmis in Brine' Row, Worcester.
Rubbers Rubbers
WE have hand few pairs OF Ladies' Patent Rub
w bers which we viii sell at 3Ta cents.
LADIES' Rubber Boots, at ......,5
Mems Rubbe =, small sizes, at. 40 "
Also, Misses aud Childrn's Common Rubhers vt Acc.
SNOW a spiRR, l76 Nam 81 a.
mars dawlmis OPP American House, W. ester
Boots. Boots. Boot
Or PAIRS Gents fine sewed Boots, formerly sold
~ prs. Gents fne prgged do at............ 81 as.
" pairs Boys Call do at.............."..,.Sl %.
~ at...................,.Sl oO.
SNOW SPUR, at l76 Man street.
mars dawlmis Worcester.
NOTICE.
THE City Sections would Inform the citizens OF WOr
Il cester, thai they have taken Rooms
at No. 05 FRONT Street,
where they viii keep general assortment Of Hard and
They are also agents for Fske's Metallic pnria Ca.
SEES OF which they have good assortment Also, Az
kd. Of Grave pnd every thing required In their
ilns' iui"''"'u ~ GRO. SESSIONS,
HORACE MlRlCk.
janes de0dawbm
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22
The Richmond Enquirer and the Washing
ton Sentinel

The Richmond Enquirer of Monday,
contains an awful article in reply to the
Sentinel Of this city, from which we ex-
tract the following .......
''We have heard that this Washington
Sentinel was lying in wait for us, and we
have been in constant apprehension of its
dcvouring jaws for the last six weeks
1t did not dare to show its teeth before
the election of public printer, but it grows
valiant on well-fed stomach, and poun-
ces upon us with all the fcrocitv of
Bengal tiger. In the insolence of its
present tone we see quite a contrast to
the gentle roar" of the meek supplicant
for place. 1t speaks now in the genuine
accents of swaggcrsm, oificialism and
upstart impudence. Il even presumes to
threaten this Journal, and to talk of fight
to our "hearts content, Its prostration
OF friendly g forbearance," and it's threat
of " exposure" fall upon US with equal
indifference, The insolent menace we
hurl back with defiance. If the Wash
ington Sentinel would indemnify itself for
the contemptuous scorn of the Etion, and
would regain the laures it lost i'm its
rencounter with VIM. j. Brown, it must
seek some other antagonist than the
Richmond Enquirer."
Thus it will be seen that the war of the
roses RACES as fiercely as ever.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-12-22

@ The PATENT DECEPTIVE HEN'S NrsT.-
This Is one Of the most ingenious con-
tilFances OF the age, and is the invention
OF down-east Yankee. The design is
TO deceive poultry into the speedy and
liberal laying of eggs, which is accom-
pllshed by the peculiar construction of
the machine. At the bottom Of the nest
there is trap door, which works on a
hinge, being supported by a spring. The
moment an egg is placed on this. The
trap opens and lets it fall through into
cushioned apartment prepared for its re-
ceptlon. The consequence is, that the
bird, Just as she is preparing 10 cacllle.
giances at the nest, and seeing nothing.
actually reasons herself into the belief
that she has not laid at all, and resumes
her position on the nest, in hopes uf
making more successful effort Onthc
first trial of this csrious contrivancc be.
fore the Commissioner Of Patents, to test
Its virtues, a singular result was effected.
A large imported Russian hen was located
on the nest and left TO her mcditations.
On account of pressing business, the hen
was forgotten until the next day when to
the utter aStOnlShment of the Commits
sloEer, and even 10 the inventor himself,
on examining the nest, they found moth
ing but pair of claws. bill, and bunch
OF feathers: the mystery was explained
however, upon examining the chamber
beneath in which they found half buShel
Of eggs.