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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28
DRY GOODS. &c.
GRAND DRY GOODS RUSH

GRAND DRY GOODS RUSH!
AT MARTIN STOVES.
Ladies and Gents, let us call your attention
To the New Spring Goods to be found al our Store
Such as Carpets, silks, and Shawls, we'll mention
Which sell much lower than before
Come, them and yOu'l find goods just 10 your mind
VI the richest Of fabrics and styles,
from the Cashmere plain, from stored SPAIN
IRON sunny France and the British Isles:
linen come buy your Dry Goods at Martin Stoves,
INC Oest pace IN town, as every Oae knows.
come Inen, ye sturdy Teomen, that till the rocky SOIL
" u iiu ~ our store goods just suited TO your wear
aiiu an " marcy Mechanics, honest sons of toll,
feI tHeIe no goods that with Stoves will fer cheap
ness compare
The Ladies all flock 60 LOOK at o,r s;rock
The reason why need not tell
For they very well know that Martin stowe
Has the best and cheapest goods to sell
Come, then, and with pleasure we'll show Won our
Stock,
For the best goods in town No. Flspg,s Block
Then come from the Farm, the Factory, and shop.
From each busy scene of hustle and STRIFE; -
Come all who won I'd follow The footsteps of fashion
Gene all who would purchase The comforts OF Life.
Look what mighty throng comes pouring along,
As the numbering tide of the river flows.
Hark that shout which breaks on the air,
We are bound for Martin StOwe's
For the best place buy Dry Goods every knows
Is No Flaggs Block, at
ape dawtf MARTIN STOVES
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28
HAIR MATER ESsES,

Warranted in every respect the best article that can
be made and every person who buys Mattress of us,
that does not prove TO their entire satisfaction may
return it and have the money refunded.
HAIR PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, orMATTREssEs,
oisny peculiar shape Size made 10 rider at short
notice.
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens.
In thus branch OF our Trade, we almost without
competitor, as all of our LINEN GOODS are Import
ed by OURSELVES direct from the Manufacturer and we
are able to sell all kinds of Linen Goods as cheap as
any Importing House in the United States.
We have LINEN SHEETINGS from to 1874
wide, ranging in price from 80 cts. to Sl.5O the
yard
PILLOW CASE LINENS, from 40 to 55 inches
wide, ranging in prices from % cts. to SLIP IL
the yard.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28
Books that are New

Books that are New.
IE7ILSoN at Sc Main ST., has this day received
w Legends of the West. by James Tall.
Behind the Curtain A Tale of Elve.
The Camel Hunt, Personal Adventure, by J. w.
Faben.
Every Day Scripture Readings.
Rural Essays, by A. J, Downing,
ap22-dlw At Worcester Bookstore &c Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-28

NEW GOODS!
NTEssRs. CLARK & SANFORD have received
w their Spring supply of
Hosiery, Cloves, Aiitts, E0a5foideries, Buttons,
Laces, Trimming Goods, WorSteds and
Small Wares,
Embracing greater variety and by far larger Stock
oil Goods in the,r line than heretofore offered
we shall hereafter spare pains in making
Stock the most attractive of any the CITY and
purchaser.
Every possible effort will be made give the utmost
satisfaction TO our patrons aud would most respect
fully solicit continuance of the patronage so literally
bestowed on the firm in years past.
CLARK & SANFORD
ap12 DIFF Sign of the Biz Sucking
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A Valuable Lot

nF LAND, on Grafton ST., containing about II 600
~ square feet, VIII lie sold on the most favorable
terms, if applied for directly.
w. S BARTON,
anl3 dlstf 3 Harrington Corner
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GROCERIES. &c.
A. Huntington

HAS in Store, No. stones Block, large Stock Of
II Goods in the Grocery line, which will be sod for
Cash at the very lowest market prices. aI27'du
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NOTICE.

4 LII Persons indebted to The subscriber previous to
N April list, that have not since paid are requested
TO make immediate payment JOS. E. GREGORY
Worcester, April 26, 1853. diff
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Premium oaler9tus.
l. AVtNG made arrangements wi, the manufacturer,
IL WIN. Hyde Esq, for the sale of his Premium Sal
erains In this county, prepared to furnish the
trade superior article in half and whole bhs at the
manufacturers prices. This Saeretus, having receiv
ca the INST premium at two recent Stale Fairs in N.
T.; Is now offered to the public with the fullest conf
dence, and warranted TO give satisfaction
LEE, SPRAGUE & co.
worcester, April ), 1853 apr6 dawtf
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leo half CHI Ooong and Nngyong Tea
A so Yrnng and Old Tyson do.
#S&Fb 40 souchong Do
L4444IAa Is boxes Eng Co. Breakfast Souchong do,
~ Boxes Oolong and Ningyong do
Inc above Teas are of recent mpoItations, and
part of very superior quality for sale on favorable
terms by IL. T. EATON & CO.,
ap22 diff 1876 Main ST
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Seed Oats
Seed Barley
G. G. Flanders,
Stuart S Sugar

I0 BBLS. Yellow, do Standard Extra Crushed 7
~ Tons Porto Rico, Muscavado, and b. II. Sugars
90 Chests Fine " Extra Fine" and tCurous Pure u
oolong Tea, for sale on favorable for CASH by
apo div II. GRIFFIN & co.
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'T'HE subscriber has elegant styles of CASH
4 MERE SHAjVLS, which are of an entire new
pattern irices low enough to accommodate the most
economical GEO. p. BRYANT,
apo d3tswSw 1854 Main St
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ICE-ICE.

lhose wishing 10 purchase invited to call and ex
anime The ost extensive and varied assortment OF New
ana second hand Rcfgerators he found in the City at
=. u Office No. 8 Mechanic ST.. South side of U. S.
Hole. AInFN n SINS
Worcester, April 49, 1853 ,i2m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-24


A FEARFUL AccouNT.-Mr. Everett,
late Secretary Of State, is generally
known as gentleman of extensive in.
formation, and one who will not "speak
without book" on important subjects
involving statistical facts. From
computation Of his it appears s-eshat the
use Of alcoholic beveages cost the Um-.
ted States dlrectl', in ten years, slaO.
100000; has Jurnt or otherwise de-
stroyed $500, 900 worth Of property
has destrWed 50O,OOo lives; sent $50,
900 to Dfinssn and 100000 children to
the p9Sr house; caused 800 murders
and 900 suicides /; and has bequeath-
eX to the country 100000 orphan
Children.
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WHAT A COUNTRY ~ OURS,

|. is now the Sd Of June," saws
Massachusetts paper Of that date, 4" and
the apple trees are full of blossoms. A
few such days as this will bring the
corn up full" On the same dav, a
gentleman writing from Mississippi,
said, +" Ii is now the Sd Of June, inv
early apples have been fit to cook for
some time, and peaches are ripe and
good. My corn is we'll filed. A few
such days as this will make il fit to
grind"
What country is ours. in which
two such paragraphs could be written,
and both on the same day. One mans
apple trees just blooming. another
mans fruit already ripe. In one Sec
ton the corn scarcely com NJ up, in
another the corn almost ready for grind.
ing. There is scarcely another natl, n
ON the globe ofwhich this could be said;
and certainly none in which su, h ex.
tent OF. territory is combined with so
much civilization. Russia reaches,
like the United States, from the bor-
ders Of the torrid zone to high, cold
latitudes. England. if her colonies
are taken into computation. embra-
ces every variety Of climate. These
are the only two nations that rival
ours in this respect. But Russia is
semi-barbaraus, and England scattered
instead Of compact. The United States
alone it is which unites civilization
with extent Of territory.
And this country of ours, moreover,
is comparatively undeveloped as yet.
Its twenty five millions will be two
hundred millions. and that before ma
ny generations shall have passed. The
population of Massachusetts, is consi-
dered dense, but the time will come
when almost the entire nation will be as
thickly settled. What country will
be ours then! The trade between varl.
Gus sections of the republic, the domes.
tic trade as it is called, is already one
Of vast magnitude. But this trade is
nothing to what it will be when the in
habitants number two hundred mil
lions, and when, instead of one railroad
to the Pacific, there viii be, perhaps,
so many as there are now rail roads be-
the Atlantic and the West. The pro-
ducts of one region will then be, as it
were, common to all, the facilities Of
intercommunication faYoring their ra.
pid exchange. Perpetual summer will
reign at our tables. in an abundance Of
dele Gus fruits, side by side with per.
petual winter, as seen in the crystal
ice that cools our water. The apple
blossoms that bloomed one day in Mi.
nesuta, will then, perhaps, grace the
hair Of the New Orleans belle ON the
next. The fresh corn, that is plucked
in Florida on Friday. may then, per-
haps, be eaten in the State of Wash.
ington on Sunday. What country,
we repeat. is ours! But it is nothing
to what it will be. Paila. Bulletin.
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ing. should be ksptdry. The presene.
of . small quantity Of salt in the grease
will not prevent iss snisn with the
iye:
Pat lime ia fhe bottom Of yOur
leach; sss one hushel for ten Of ssh.
ss; az ,ou safurate your ashes with
hot water two or three DAYS before
running .ff yoa lye. you will obtain
the strength much better; y run oa your
lye. and have il clean. aud strong
enough 10 bear an egg the bigness Of .
dime above the surface; put il into
your barred OF tub cold. and for one
barrel melt and turn in about thirty
pounds Of clean grease or lard; stir il
we'll together. aud stir frequently for
three or four days. aud you will have
nice white pleasant smelling soap.
one gallon Of which will be worth more
than Two gallons Of the black rank soap
made BY boiling lye, bones. rinds and
scraps all together. I YSTHIA."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-24
THE IMMUNITY OF CRIME.
rrsm the Albany State Register,


There is no concealing or denying
the fact that in the present day there
is very strong and very dangerous
inclination on the part Of the public
acting in the capacity of fjurors 60 suf-
fer their feelings to sway their ver-
diets, and to permit the oaths they take
as jurymen to give way before the sen.
timents they experience as men. =.
The public ia the present day are
too apt to suffer their feelings to gain
the mastery over their sense OF duty,
and to yield to that dangerous spirit Of
"higher-lawism," which, if not speedi-
ly checked, threatens to work the most
disastrous consequences. When man
is acting as juror on any case. he is
guilty Of perjury if he does not calmly
view the evidence and render bis ver-
dict rightly, according to his best judg.
ment, without fear, favor, or prejudice.
However unpleasant a duty he may
have to perform, it is one from which
he dare not shrink if he respects his
own conscience and the requirements
Of the law. The moment he suffers his
feelings to bias him one way or the
other. he violates his oath, and is unfit
for the position in which he IS placed.
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From the Ohio Cultivator
SOAP MAKING

d. w. G. B. Of Miami country, in
quires how to manage in making good
soap, as be has had bad "luck" in this
opera tion. We do not believe there is
any more luck in making soap than in
making rail fence. The only requisite
is to know how. The following, from
a correspondent in the third volume
OF the Ohio Cultivator, is such advice
as we should give in the matter, pre-
missing that the ashes, while in gather
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-24
ogs rI,JsoS, Plan, FoarEs!
Uglrasds Of oas thousand Pianos add, and
ntrsr add q bad onr!!l


ntrsr add q bad ons.!s
A LwAYs having had the ssIr Asrssr d
n The pianos of sroDaEr & DrsHln IN viz.
siaa saj North cafOlina-iageihsi silh The M.
plfallsd nulaher We have sold. (morr than one
slassand.l enahles "a 10 assert with iauah sud
esaiieaee, from 50 long and wslltrisd s1psriencs
ihal lhsy are
UNSURPASSED IN TONE AND FINISH /.
sal,raring ia ihe same Piano
Neal n Llsic and Se,f. az lreH as Mosf Po,r-
s.fsi and Superb Tone.
We keep always on hand large and vsried
sios oflhe aearesi sfyss and the J,cesi rafe., 50
tAa purchasers can always find ersetI, the si,ls.
s,,.. lhes may wani; tie difference in price he-
ias aeca.ianej eaiy BY the outward finish, sns-
HES lhose who Wish 10 buy cheaper Instruments,
lh sams advantages Of fne and beautiful
tone a. IL Piano of greater value A large
nanher we now se,l. ase leti entirely 20 our
osn taste and selection. hy those who are not
,e to he present Ii mseIses. and ss il slusysde-
ssses much mae responsibility upon us, ail may
hs assured. who want good Pianos, that with at
tsutiln. caution aud pn,mpiness to ihsiG orders.
ihrY shall have Piano rode at precisely ke
no tisra prize. las has been often tested and
"a instrument frnn the brs, makers in the world
,iai'an,iei. aud allowed to he returned il not.
all they are reprs<nied 20 be.
Il. p. NASH.
Piano Forte Ware Rooms.
Corner sycamore and Bank Streets.
Petersburg Va April Is, 1883. e2-
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SPRING q SUMMER GOODS.
ME have just received our SPRING AND
W SUMNER GOODS. Please call and
see them. They will Ls sold upon seeomnodst-
ing terms.
Ur We would call particular attention 10 our
Superior FRENCH CLOTHS snd cASsl.
MEREs. which have heretofore given gissl sa-
iisfaelion.
LONG & WEBB.
April 18th, 1853. ST.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE eaF.,lnsfskip heretofore e1isiirs BE-
.~reR the sBtsrrilsrs. VAS Jisssissd On ihs
9th Of June. Psrsons indsbifd 10 the zrn are
requested 10 cali and settle without delay By rash
sr note Of course tks former will be pSrfsusd.
j. NJ. PARISH.
]. II. PARISH.
July slh. 1885, a.
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POPULATION STATISTICS OF GREAT
BRITAIN.

The census Of Great Britain i'm 1851
has Just been published in Two thick vol
umes. The number Of PEOPLE returned
were 2i,l2l ,967, Of whom l0,366,048
were males, l0,735.9l9 females, thus
giving the ladies Tie advantage. On The
night Of The census 1924 we're sleeping
on barges. vessels 9,972 in barns, and
S,277 in the open AR or under tents. The
number of families in Great Britain were
1912 3sS !; inhibited houses. 3.6fs,347.
The towns, villages, &r. in Great BIZ
tain, 1850. The British Isles. 500;
inhabited, It's. Crea, Britain has up
wards of twenty one millions, and lre>
land upwards Of six millions Of souls.
Anglesey. Jersey, aud The Isle Of Man
have so 900, and Guernsey, Lewis. skye,
aud Shetland over 10000. These num-
bers. however, rapidly descend in The re-
manning islands from 10000 TO 1000,
500, 400, 100, 40, 80. 20, 10; and. f.
nally. al Inchcalm, an sppanage oil File.
there is an island with one man only 9H
u. -----s'1
The Boston Courier has-ths following
on the subject:
While The United States are yearly re-
ceiving hund,eds Of lhousaada Of emi>
grants from the Bri,i,.i islands, il will be
not uninleres,ing TO know something q
the progress Of population in ,ha, coy
Try. The result Of The BRUSH censp
1851 have jus, been Iaid1hcfo5n
weigh,
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Just to hand,

AT THE DRUG g!rDRE,
REATRICE. the great Novel Of the age; Dali
= sey Burns; Life in Earnest; Happy Home;
Cheever's Pilgrims Progress; Startling Cues
tons; Memoirs Of Lady Calcahoun; Life in New
York; The Young Maroone, Woman's Friend;
Viene; Daniel Websier's Works, complete;
Kttoe's Daily Readings Of the Bible; Grace Of
Christ; Memoirs of Robert and j. A Haldane
Prayer Books; Hymn Books; a lot Of New Mu-
sic, &c.
June sih, 1858. So
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CONE ANN BUY.

THEsuhseribsn having purehsssa the stock q
= Good owned BY J, y. & H.Psrish. will
continue the husiness II The same plzes under
tie sisle Of !. NJ. & c. 4. Parish. and will ls
glad 70 see their friends and he public generally
at their store. They intend 70. .ell cheap far
cash. and persons wishing % buy win end il 10
iLeir interest 20 give them esll
J. NJ. & G.. Z. PARISH.
Psrishville, Orange. July 9. "a
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-25
Robertson turning the Tables,

a. jefferson said: g. haze s,oors eternal emn:ty
to every kind Ct tyranny" Washington headed the
patriots of the Revolution owing to his abominating
the tyranny of our step-mother England And my
grandfather served as officer under Washington,
aud my father died under Jackson whilst in defence
of our common country in 1914, and have lived and
acted for the benefit of my country since the I'D of
February, 1880, as my works will prove.
And what think you, frllowcitizens, has been my
reward in Washington city, at the of the Federal
Government since December 6, 1S49? have been de-
prived of my liberty hundred and thirty four days.
three nights without place to lay my head; forty
hours at a time without mouthful to eat; abused
and hoered at every day and night when have been
on the street; and lied about every subject that
the Devil and his Imps could invent and to cap the
climax of nquity the presiding officer of the Senate
issued an unconstitutional order to exclude me-oa
american citizen-(a native of Cayuga, and voter in
the State of New York; from going into that side of the
Capitol where the Senate of the United States sits
On the 10th and 21st of January 1853, went before
the Grand Jury of Washington, D. c., and compa ned
against five of the persons concerned as Coaspyco5s
Yesterday morning went up there, and was pre-
vented going into the gallery of the Senate
to attend to my own case, which is now before the
Contingent Expense Committee, (Messrs. Dodge
Bright, and Underwood) Citizens of Washington
and the Uuited States of America will you please to
think and advise what to do in this matter?
jan 25-1t JAMES ROBERTSON.
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HOUsEKEEPER,S GOODS.

TOHN NJ. DOM BROTHER have just opened
u and arranged handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz
Parian Marble 6 Gods
Papier Mache and French painted do.
Ere nch China and Berlin Iron Goods, as Cups
and Saucers, Mugs, Cardstands, and Match
Bcxes Dre.den China, very handsome, Bas
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Casters, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Goblets, Forks and
Spoons
Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar ETHEREAL, Hall. &c.
BRONZED GOODS
Tenders Dogs Shovel and longs, Spittoons
Candlestcks, Candelabras, Hatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES.
Very large gilt frame, mahogany, and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and good
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
Bedstead, Beds, Mattresses, and Feathers in
the bag
China glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
quantities, a large stock, we'll assorted, and
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets Candlesticks. Cake Boxes
Brushes, WOODWARD, Iron Ware
Clocks of several varieties and patterns, so
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
most complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place.
We invite call from persons in want Of articles in
the line Of housekeeping, and we fatter ourselves
they can DO accommodated at establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
as at any other place.
JOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.