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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-27
Provide nee and Worcester Railroad Co
ANNUAL MEEYIYG

ANNUAL MEETING.
THE Annual Meeting nf the Stockholders of the
e Providence and Worcester Railroad Company, will
be holden at MECHANICS HALL in Providence on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for
the purpose of choosing Directors for the year ensuing
and or the transaction OF such other business as may
legally come before them.
Stockholders will be entitled TO free passage on the
harond for the purpose of attending the meeting by
producing to the Conductors their certificates oshares
Per order JOHN r. BALCH Clerk
Providence, Jan. 20, 1858. dtF7 iap2i
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Worcester. Lannary 10. 1e53.
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house and Let
AT CTION!
8 w. sElBY n co. will sell at Auction on
~ SATURDAY Morning, FEBRUARY 5th,
al 10 O'clock on the premises,
The House and Lot on Pleasant Street,
formerly owned by GEO. BOWEN, Esq. The place
Is centrally located, and well known TO REQUIRE any
further description.
Terms liberal and made known at The sale For fur-
Their particulars, inquire of
: ". sELBY & co, Auct'rs
Worcester Jan Goth, 1853 dtF5
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First Rate Daguerreotype,
CHTY COAA YAsD.

]. M. HUNTINGTON & CO., Proprietors
OAN hand, and constantly receiving at the City Coal
~ Yard, Formerly occupied by u. BuaumD best quail
tes OF Pennsy wanna Coal, Wis
Lehigh, lump and prepared
White ASH,
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna. lump and CRATE.
Also Cumberland Coal, Tor smiths use, which will
be sold at lowest market rates. and delivered in the
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory.
Orders left NJ the City Coal Yard office Park atreet
at Mr. f. Gtegorys Grocery store, No. Main streets
at Mr. r. b. Griswod's Grocery store, corner OF Main
and school strees at Mr.. g. A. Dresses Shoe store
No. l76 Main street Or through the Post OIice will
be thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
G. +. MANN, Agent.
Worcester, July "a. 1859. daSyistf
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THIS WEEK

TUE Closing Out Sale at the "HIVE," will
continue during this week Many desirable bar
gains are sIlllett. Fot TWELVE DOLLARS l am of
iering my pattern SILK Velvet MangilIas. former
price $1,000. Also, one elegant Marooa cOlored Vel.
vet Tama, for sly, former price s23.
Jan24 dl"is GEO. P. BRYANT.
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To the Affiliated.
Phillips LIQUID Glue,

EfOH Brush Makers, Carpenters, Haers, slatloners,
a Carrage Makers, Chair Makers, Cabinet Makers,
Families, Druggists, &C, for sale by
CALDWELL a. HILL, ApOthecaries,
Jan25 dim 229 Main street.
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Money Wanted

~ IA Hundred Dollars wanted, upon Roal Estate Sc
~ curity, worth three times the amount
Address 3. Il. }, through the Post Office.
janis 5sv9e,k
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A. Pr Il, MrEvE 60.

Designer and Engraver, ufon Wood and Stone.
House on Crescent street. All orders left with e. W.
III IL, a, L. D. Goddard II Cos, will with prompt
attention Particular attention paid drafting Mach
merry. dec30 DIFF
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This will certify that have for years suffered with
me most obstinate Erysipeas, which il seemed 10 me
nothing wenlI cure. was induced to try he SyrIu If
Rock Rose, wn Ell gave me immediate relief and cured
me oi disease from which never expected to recover
10.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-27

7 BABBiTT would inform the public that the Lad
A As rplaced IN front Of his Room, was NOT PUT
there for the purpose that many suppose il was viz
10 Climb up run up rolup tumble up any way to Get
up, to his Daguerrean Room. Although they are high
up when tney get up they are sure TO get tie worth Of
their money not as the suyng is, iour-pence for n
shilling, but
First Rate Daguerreotype,
taken by new FencI process at an extra low price
Please call and come up the stairs and satisfy YOUR
self what tho rush is for.
Mr.. b. has another lot Of MOURNING CASES.
Also, new assortment OF all kinds of FANCY CASES.
prices very low
Mr.. would also inform Daguerrean Artists that he
has opened an extensive stock Depot of Daguerrean
materials, from the largest Importing Houses also of
the best American Manufacturers Persons In want of
pictures and purchasers of Daguerrean Materials call
and see for yourselves. laH22 dawtf
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MR.. HOWE.
Agricultural Club

REGULAR Meeting Of The Worcester County Ag-
~ rlcnitgral Club will be holden at the HOlTI
CULTURAL HALL, in Worcester,
on TUESDAY, the LIST day Of February,
at O'Clock, p. Nj.
All persons feeling interest in the discussions Of
the Club, are invited TO attend and take part therein.
Per order. iala0 dtFl
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p gers 0i exquisite flavor are always to h
found quantities to suit At the Drug store Of
l., I. LAZELL.
NT,i,,
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Buffalo DRESSING COMBS

A LARGE assortment this day received, and for sale
IN ut 20i Main street, by l.. 4. LAzELL
janls daw4wis ApOthccpry.
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ENOR immediate use, a LOT OF LAND, from five
thousand feel upwards, in the northeastern part
OF the city, (between Main and Summer streets would
be preierted) Inquire of DR.. A. GOULET,
corner OF T. umbuli and Park streets, Worcester.
jan26 d6t
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Southern Hommonv.

TE undersigned begs leave inform his friends and
\ the public, that he keeps instantly on hand, a
Hesh assortment OF the best Southern Hommony, of diff
ierent sizes. JOHN wTHOMPsON,
dec2l DIFF No. 2il Union street, W0rcester.
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W A n TIE y

DY ayoung woman, place to do Homework o.
ID Washing and Ironing. Good references given. In
qn.re at Mr.. MURPHY'S, corner Of Vine and Foundry
streets d3t ian92
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l.. 3, I ( Is o IS, ri. D., HOMEOPATHIC Puv
stcIAN, Residence No. IL Main Street Office hours
from 10 A. NJ. to 4 and Z to s Pm.
Aug g, 1852 d1y
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" 4 n 7 Z D.
Wauted Tmnadiataly

GEVERAL Machinists, on Iron work st Merrifeld $
~ Building Union street. G. HOVEY & co.
Jan. 10, S53 d6i
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nhGrTERp RnNYpre

A MAN that is acquainted with the Copper Pump
IA. Making, at No. y School street, Worcester
james d2aw2w holm SUTTON
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Closing Out Of the Entire. Stock Of Goods,
~ IN the Store formerly occupied by Anstin
ssS@2 Flint, 1873 Main street. The Stock consists Of
KAD complete assortment Of Velvet, Satin and
1=At=2~ Silk Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons Embroidered
and Lace Goods Hosiery and Gloves Dress Trimmings
&c which will be sold great bargains to close it out
Also, Rooms to let, we'll situated for Dress Maker
declb dow MARTIN r. WILLIAMS
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w ANTI D

by RESPECTABLE Woman, place to do House work.
ID Understands Cooking, Washing and Ironing
street. ETLEY RENTS
j n2j d3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-27
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
To Farmers, and Dealers in Agricultu-
raj Tools.

Great Sale Of Agricultural Inpleneatsi
w ILL be soil at Public Auction, on THURSDAY.
W January, 21th instant al 10 O'Clock, A. M at the
Agricultural Warehouse No. 246 Nam siIeet Worc,s-
ter opposite City Hall, the entire Stock of
Agricultural Implements and Seeds,
in said Warehouse. Sale positive and will be contn-
ued from day to day, until the entire Stock is sold.
u ne following enumerated articles comprise only
10y
ShoVeis, 81 all kinds Manure and Hay Forks Hoes
H'rse, rakes Grndstones Ok Yokes Grain Measures
iron bars, 1al Chains, Dill Muulds, Wheeler's AK
e. rotate Dggers Manure Hooks Scythe snathes,
IRAN cradles Grass SEEDS, of various kinds Churns
lUO bushels OF seed Barley, Steel Hammers, Wheel
barrovs, Flows, tuitivatOrs, &c. e..
u The above sale offers chance to Farmers
10 supply themselves with Tools, and they particu-
lally invited TO be present.
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Please Bear in Mind,
Il sE H z p g

FT0HAT the remaining STOCK OF DRY GOODS
now in store, viii lie offered at the low prices ad-
vorsed until the first Of Fe5rumy, There are many
very cheap Goods stlle which need bur TO be exam
med to be purchased.
also would say, that have made q futhec reduc-
ton On the stock of rich Printed Persian Cloths TO II
cents per yard.
For the next two weeks Dry Goods can be bought
oheap, at the " HjUe.n Call and see.
janis dislOt GEO. P BRYANT
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SPONGEs.
C0rks,

RNlE subscriber has in store very extensive assort
l. ment of Vial, Bottle, and Demjohn Corks. of verv
hoe quality, which he will sell at prices that cannot
iail to prove satisfactory l.. 4. LAZELL, Druggist.
JhSS uu 20l Main street.
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Watch Lost

I He advertiser lost his GOLD WATCH and CHAIN
yesterday morning, somewhere in the vicinity Of
Exchange and Union streets. The finder will be re-
wardsd by leaving it with g. II. TAFT at FIaqg q
Cos Machine shop.
The number of the Watch is 80 80 msde bv Coopar.
Liverpool Wntch-makers are requested to detain it,
i offered fer "a e.
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1853. iau26 dots
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Starch, Argols, and Cream Tartar.
100 B8Is. Wheat Starch
IOU 30 Gro Red ArsoIs.
60 bbls. Z" GREY do.
20 ' Cream Tartar, pure, for sale by
G. s. Il A. j. HOWE,
'octIS dtf Wor, Bank Block
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
(boi II 35prtrr).
Homes Of the Departed.

If ycn bright stars which gem the night
BE a blissful dwelling sphere,
Where kindred spirits reullite,
Whom death has torn asundcr here
How sweet it were at once to die,
And leave this blighted orb afar,
Mix souls with souls, to cleave the sky.
And scar away from star to star!
But OH how dark, how drear, how lone
Would seem the brightest world Of bliss,
If wandering. through each radiant zore,
We failed to find the lived of this!
If there no mare th ties should twine,
Which deaths cold hand alone can sever
All. then these stars III nockery shine,
More hateful as they shine forever!
1t cannot bs-each hope and fear
That lights the eye and clouds the brow,
Proclaimk there is a happier sphere
Than this bleak world that holds us now
There is voice which sorrow hears,
When heaviest weighs life's CALLING chain
Ills Heaven that whispers, DRY thy tears;
The pure in heart shall meet agains'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
1EHEvwn%.

fPTwp Dollars for one year if paid at
the tiIn& Of subscriptions Two Dollar
and Fifty Gents. WITHOUT DEVIATION
after thdexpiration Of three months.
sCTeAII Bills for Advertisements job
Work, or Subscription. considered due, when
contracted except against those with whom
ige have running accounts.
tC5eNOP Paper will bcsent out Of the county
unless paid for in advance
kLJe Advertisements inserted at One Dol
lar per square OF Twelve Lines
or Less, for the first insertion; Fifty
Cents for each continuance.
st-5- Persons advertising by the year, will be
CHARGED Thirty DOEIars for whole col
umn. Twenty Dollars for one-hall;
'Cess' D0Ii;arS for one-Guarter. No deUja
ton fran these terms a5sier. any circumstances
stj The privilege 4f yearly advertisers is
stritily Enartel 10 tsotr oRcn Immediate and
,ngt,iqr business: and the business of an ad-
vertisilsg firm isnot considered as including
that Of its individual members
tTAnn0uneina oand dates Three Dollars
10 he pqid III qi0arlce Ia ecdry case.
(r4-Advertisernents adt marked with the num-
ber Of insertions when handed in, will be con-
t-aue{ atltif ordered OFT a,if payment e1acted.
(JNo advertisement can te inserted gratuitously.
TAdvertisamen;s OF personal nature, ifra-
,fqblg dfqggei doabls price
01-AdvertisemeHtso of patent medicines insert
81 at Thirty Dollars per Go HIHn,
per Year. ~
e-PJOb Printing, of ALL kisaas, neatly
Lone on New Type. and on as reasonable
terms as any office IL TenHessee
~ 10 Paper viii be discontinued until all
arroaraEes are paid uI-7recffeqt at tie option ct
the {'a5Iisler
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
that | was Blushing

| knew that l was flushing
As he paused beside me there,
I felt my pale check flushing
AS he leap5 upon my chair.
l heard him softly signing
AS he whispered in my ear,
Bur dared not risk replying,
For I feared some one might hear
lie took my hand and pressed it
A moment in hisown,
He vowed as he caressea Y it
His heart was mine alone.
met his earnest glances,
/ knew that he was dear,
But / turned from his advances,
For feared someone might hear
he needed none around him,
He watched nv crimson cheek,
He owned the spell that bound him,
And plead " fth me to speak.
I fell my dark E ye filling,
And brushed away tear,
Bnt checked nv pulse, wild thrilling
ForI feared One one might hear.
lie turnea-I Thought him going;
Conecalment then were vain
I felt nv warm tears flowing,
Ard called linn back again.
And as he bent above me.
And drew me still more near,
/ Kissed him, mprmuring lore me
And forgot some one might hear.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

A Co0meada6le Aet--The Bangor
Wing states that on Tuesday last,
"a large Newfoundland dog of Smith
y Perry, while carrying home bas-
ket containing some articles, was
worried by pugnacious bulldog
He bore his attacks with Christian
patience, until he found it impossible
to go on, when he put down the bas-
ket and gave the bull dog a thorough
whipping. He then quietly took up
the basket and proceeded home With
it without further moIestation.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

to SO devilish an Instrument
Against all other enemies, we fortify
ourselves with defence; to this mas
ter-fend, we open the doors Of the
citadel"
My meditatlons were soon cut
shortly the joyous chorus of a drink
ing-song, with which Lord Tho omas's
decoctlons inspired the shattered
reason OF the commandants, superior
and inferior, Of His Maiesty's ship
the Astraea.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

Ariless &mPlIaty.--A certain lit
tie boy ofthis city, who recently lost
his father, found himself debarred
thereby from attending school,as for
merly, and in the fullness of faith.
)he determined to seek the wherewith-
al at that foot stool to which he had
doubtless been taught to look for
other and higher blessings.
In the simplicity Of his heart he
sat down and graveIy wrote letter
to his Redeemer, thinking perhaps,
that so formal a mode Of preferring
his request would meet With greater
attention. What was the surprise of
our worthy Post Master, VIM. N.
Friend, Esq, on discovering among
the contents Of This letter box one
morning lately, missive directed to
"Jesus Christ" Opening it, he read
the story Of the boys wants, and,
with noble kindness which we are
not selfish enough to deprive our
readers of the pleasure or nrofit of
hearing, he deposited in the envol-
ope the amount required, and direct
ed 1t to the young suFplicant. We
have never heard story that in so
short compass contains a more
instructive and interesting lesson
1t combines a singularly felicitious
union fine Illustrations of the great
pillars Of religion, Faith, Hope and
Charity, and We would not wish to
know the man who could hear this
"plain, unvarnished tale" without
feeling himself and his kind ennobled
by the reeitaL-Petersbury (Ka.)
Democrat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

Several hundred Of the most re-
spectable and influential citizens Of
Portland. Maine, have published a
card denying that the re is any truth
Whatever in the slater rnenS that more
liqnor is drank in that city now than
hinder the old license law. They
refer strangers-who cannot know
from actual obseryation-to the re-
lords Of nauperism and crime which
conclusively prove all such stories TO
be utterly unlounded.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

Laio .Aneedote.-Some years ago.
before the temperance cause had
made much progress, there was a
trial In a state court at East Green
wlch, in which a witness whose testi-
mony bore hard against the plaintiff,
mentioned that he had partaken "a
little something permanent several
times during the afternoon of the
transaction. This seemed to open a
way to the overthrow of his testi-
mony, which the counsel was not
slow to improve. The witness was
treated up and down from tavern to
store. ''You stopped at the store,
you say? DID yoq drink any thing
there?" eyes, perhaps I did take a
little something onla cold morning
the best of folks might do that,
you know squire giving a cork
screw look at the counsel. Having
thus fixed the witness who stopped
at the store, at Kel Green's, at the
tavern,and half a dozen other places.
the counsel rose to put on tn e clinch,
er; and, shaking his finger near the
witness. face, exclaimed exultinely.
Now MIR. witness, in the presence of
this court and jury, and upon the
oath you have taken, sir, how much
spirit did you drink in the course OF
that morning?' The witness.as cool
as cucumber replied: "Well.souire
as to the matter of that, you've got
sle@ a PIaguey aray Of scatey4hg the
liquor down here that a BODY cant
tell how much they doc drinkr'
lie took his seat without any more.
questlons.-Pr0mdence Post.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

The New York Mirror asserts the
somewhat startling beilel' tnat one
half of the fires that occur IN the c.'y
are the deliberate work of the parties
insured. For proofit refers to the
statistics Of the Fire kecords'Snowihg
the frequency OF disastrous Ifes
bears a proportion to the tightness
pf the money market.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01

Texas beef finds a ready market
at New Orleans, The beef cattle
feed on the prairie grass on4 j.
.ynqition.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-30

book consists only in right Of cory By the pablica.
ION Of bs ss,nor have become = NH o.bs oos
those OF Homer or Cervantes. U0cle Tom and Top
~ much pubiici tuyi Don Quixoe and Sancho
PsDzs. All her conceptions and inventions may be
tefs E2
They longer her own---those who have pur-
chased her book may clolbe them 10 English doggerel,
and properly in the creations OF her genius and imae
lion have been voluntarily Ienqushet and ali that
remains is the copyright OF her book-the exclusive
be called nDgers 81 her rights pirates OF her proper
~ who guilty Of printing, publishing. importing,
vending without her license SCOPES OF her BOOK In
tropical but not very precise phraseoogy, translation
may be called transcript or copy OF her thoughts or
conceptions. but in il be called
copy of her book
The plaintiffs bill is therefore dismissed, with costs on
case,
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of his State every bcBest men would have cried shame
upon him. Personal honor. btsfces every dictate Of
justice, forbid him TO DO 20, and al eoufre he did
such unjust and cng'aceiu tbine Bat ose than this
Decides the justice 81 The thing. tie PRECEDENT BY dealing
,nIsraaay " d'spenssnx patronage 10 New York. sought
10 Dent YET mote ARMY The party. and hoped 10 ob-
I'll trace ct HE old divisions In all this there
any wrong Nay, was II smDsntiy jasi. proper. and
right SO we think; and hence We ssy, ihe oppdson 10
the founded The dispensation OF pat
ionsss and ihA svlci0nsGls 10 oniee IN this State.
WRONG and taciiOus ald OF nature Which cannot work
lasting injury, form The base OF dangerous oPposi-
ton.
We repeat ,he administration is 10 be successful. The
President has bur hide his time and his triumph. He
has but 10 stand firmly 10 the just policy he has adopted
but 10 adhere the principles OF The great party at
whose head he stands, but 10 throw himself upon the
honest democracy his endesyoTs restore the admin
istraon OF aaifs 10 the limitations Of the constitution,
and 10 resist with steady purpose Gaphinsn, pecu.
lation, and public pluuderng. That President Pierce
will DO all this we have no doubt in il be will have
the aid OF his csbine and be and they will in the end
be triumphantly sustained by the people
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The Pacific Railroad.

We have had before us for aoms time abe report
on the subject OF the Pacific railroad. which emanaed
from COMMITTEES appointed by the Railroad Convention
which assembled in San Francisco California. in Ocio.
Der last, Col j. c. Zalrskee. the chairman and author
of The report has exhibited much talent and research in
preparing hi. document which have refraned from
aocing under the hope that zoe would be able TO lay il
he lore our readers The crowded OF columns
has heretofore, and, ssr. si Tor the future place
this sui OF power and il viii. no aonb,. be Laid
on the table Of members Of Congress- We commend tn
their careful attention.