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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29
Desk IanufaotorY.

Y P. WRlGhT " o., Manufacturers of Pulpits,
ALa Counting and Office Desks Library, Office, AMI
Dining Room Tables Druggists Drawers, and Book
Casrs of every size and quality respectfully inform the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they arc now
prepared 90 furnish the above nGlned articles at short
notice, and h the best styles. And we VIII warrant
our work 10 be equal TO auy m the country, Rear of
Puine's bock, conner of Main aud Pleasant streets,
Worcester, Mass. h. P~WRIGur,
jnl6 dtf ". SMILEY
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10 BE LET.

Dwelling House On Pearl Sire ct to be Let
70 Tue House No II Pearl street. le'ey occu
Gt. pied by Mrs Denny. Possession eivon immedI.
ately. Apply 10 WIN. HARRINGTON,
hogl3 DIFF at Bemis e. Col Shoe Store.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-29

New Gazetteer.
II AWARDS Gazetteer of the United States 10
IL now published, and will be ready for delivery TO
subscribers ~ lew days Agents will call the citi
zona OF Worcester County, aud all Counties West OF
here IN this State, ond give an opportunity TO all who
may wish TO subscribe Tor the work.
W few intelligent Men find employment In oh.
tanning subscribers for the above work, by apply 10
KINDS a BEACH, No. Warren Block;
Worcester, Jan. A, 1859. dawti
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OVER COATS.
ID. IN !.

MARSTs Patent OIL Is the handsomest, cheapest
VA est article for light discovered and the
universe Ivor and admiration which this article has
received, is more than all other substances Tor light com.
blned. Ii can be had Of a. II. NEWTON, Agent,
No. 207 Main street, Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wickng, &c.
N. d. Particular attention given to altering old
Lamps which does not exceed va Crafts per Lamp
0ct22 dawtf
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r q Z z r

I q Z = I
4sa777a, THE BUILDING in Pleasant street, now
lsshH3 used as Engine House. 1t will make good
i5rs#8M stand for store. Apply to
$3.50. octI6 dtf VIM. DICKINSON.
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Agricultural HssBpReuP'

LEWIS r. LAZELT,, No 20l Main street
EDWARD II. MARSH. cor. Main and Pleas.
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Terms--- 90 per Annum. or $500 il
Paid in advance.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY 20. 1858
WANTS, &c.
w A NTEn

A Apprentice to the Watch aud Jewelry busino IS.
"A janis DIFF :. p. CHAMPNEY.
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IOHN MILTON EARLE & THOMAS DREW
EDITORS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
A BOSTON DEALER.

The following notice OF a business trans
action by one Of the Boston dealers in in
toxlcatlng drinks, comes to us in a San Fran
cisco papcr-the Pacific:
We learn from the Polynesian, that a. S.
Mansfield, OF the good city OF Boston, for
merly OF Orleans County, Vt, shipped ON
board the CHmie<, a vessel sailing from that
port to Honolulu, two hundred barrels, mark
ed New York Mess Beet" all consisned to
order. On reaching its destinations it was
entered at the Custom House as J,et and
nothing else, and the usual duties on this ar
tlcle Were paid. Soon after the entry, orders
came from Mr. Mansfield to store that et,,
but III nOwlse to sell it until he was heard
from again. In the meantime, while the yes
sci was being unIoaded, one unlucky barrel
slipped from the slingS. and its head was
stove In by the fall. That tell-tale barrel,
what a secretit revealed Lo hid away a
mong them was ten galIon keq otHquor' Ev-
cry other one of the two hundred barrels was
then examined, and found to contain the same
precious deposit. Two thousand gallons Of
liquor incuSed IN Jeet, was thus attempted to
be smug.led in, the duties on which would
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26

parent in this nj ght's butchcry will be spared
know too that until this evening have been
connected with the tribe of red men who are
now attacking Wyoming, and being unwilling
to JON in the massacre was dismissed that
knowing no means of saving the whole ap-
pointed You to meet me here and stipulated
for the safety of your parent
"Oh, thanks thanks, but, War Eagle, YOUR
voice is strange"
Il know, also" he went on without notic-
ing her interruption. that William Gates vet
lives. and, Ella, he stands before Won now"
She looked up, indeed the fierce War Ea-
ole was none other than her lOng lost lover.
whose presence with the Indians had thus LONG
preserved them
One cry ofjoyful surprise and she spran4
to his arms.
An hour passed on and another parsonage
was added to their group, and they gained
his consent to their union, there, on that
craggy height, with only the old forest trees
for witnesses, and none to hear their plightcd
troth but the u>t arrived father
hey were married.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26

Now suppose that the cow would give milk
/" months in the ycar.and for p weeks wout
make IT,. Of butter per week, and for l.
weeks more would make lbSpcr week max
inc in all 26S lbs. (Which is far below the
product of many good COWS it would amount
to S42.SS. Who will find difficulty in see
ing that one of the COWS Is a dead loss of : / /
IN year, and would eat her body up, under
such circumstances, in less than a wear and a
half, while the other would give clear profit
OF nearly Sl7 per year, allowing the same cx-
pcnse ot keeping, &c. But making - allow
ancc for extra expense of interest, krrIin.
and tending, and there would still remain a
clear profit OF >l2 per year. or the Interest
of 5000, ami :: difference in the profits of the
two of about so per year. A good COW, with
good keeping, ought to afford 800 lbs or more
OF butter yearly.
ABOUT HORSES.
The old horse that does not earn more than
a halt dollar per week. the wear round. will
cost for keeping and shocing not les. >.ccrtainly
than 80 IN year. suppose him 10 he worth
S2". and see how the gain or less will be
Interest on -" for one wear will bc >l-2o; -
taxes We will call 10 cents cost of Keeping
and >hocin". SO: making total of SOL So
Service of the horse at 80 cents per week
sd. This suhtracted from S5l.So leaves a
till against the old horse of $3.50. The old
horse has eaten his body up. and is ready "a
." about dong it again, Pretty soon he will
swallow down a cali OF ycarlin-,vr pcrhap,
a small COW b,>ilcS eating him>elfup. Wheth.
ct farmers will continue To keep such kind:
"t creatures Is matter .ur them to inquir,
into.
~ to dogs and ianlic>. they are general,
about a> much prof; To farm a. the itch i.
to 4 family Of small children. They keep th,
farmer scratching all the time to make poo
living. They are not fit to throw 10 the ho-
and they eat themselves all up for breakfaS
every dav they live. All the Use we ear
think pr"ti'ahly of making OF them. is to pu
them int" tn" poultry ward to hclpthe Shang
ha: ruu>l,-r> 4" rr..w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
THE BABY.

"' E-cart> on sidewalks are awful bores,
d. 10 hurried business man"
~~y suppose YOU, and certain
'4r eyes. that YOU would give half
','Inony to win. were j,oi,aprolrirtors
'' atty | shouldn't dare to stand r.ry
:.a aud call 1t a nuisance" Its all
'"-' ''r bachelors to turn up their single
A''"' At these little dimpled Cupids
~ wait III their time comes See them.
.'''.@ their name /, written Papa pull
-'.Ary> and strut off down street as
H. ''''"'nwra!th owed them pension
Icy enter the office. see their old mar
''..'"T 10 whom babies have LONG since
80 he a noyrlty) laugh in his sleeve a,
..,. '-1''Sgd dignity with which that baby ;
.1., '''h'aneed' How perfectly aston
.""' that they should have been
49,. Il not to perceive that a man is
>"''| til he is the head of family
."aIy one may see them now look
-, Il -" shop windows with intense in.
... '','r hats, coral, and bells. and l,-
....- ,.is''. How they love to come home to
>... ' press that little velvet cheek to
..g..r.r. Was there ever any
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26

"P'''" Oh, how closely and in,pcrccp,i
bly,, one by one, that little plant winds it,
tendrlls round the parent stem. How anx-
lou>iv they hang over its cradle when the
cheek iiu>hes and the lip is tever-parchcd; and
how wide, an9 deep, and long shadow in
their happy homes, its little grave would cast
My dear sir, depend upon it, ones own ba-
by Is never "a nuisance Love hcralds it.
birth
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
FARMERS WIVES.

VI" -a''! give I"''i' IL '''' i''''" ''S
'-ctan. d'nht not hu' 'haI the Sti''iHif'''
. or"r r>prr>>cd' VIII agree with those ol
.- o1."r- generally:
i.c 'a'H'f> "i tI''' '",'h'f! "v"lH " l"-
g no, a"H'r ana ">tluli'I'' ne! are t''c
...-.roi 4 nations wealth. ana prosperity
h.. ,1 their vote ana influence can a' any
-ri'. dcridr l'> destiny ''liltFs wives
.ir position oi corresponding" i'll'"f-
1'r' III our own country "'>',"! 'n'! "'e
has. hrr" 'A' mothers oi the men whom
.r nt,.1n '!"l-ht> t. Hoh'r. "H'>' voice g,
a.'!om ant wdrn"- Is H''td III our haIioh
".nni>. Lebanon >'!'fi "I "N >''lel! &C.
.lr> would nc her s"H ,tH'I'i"' were our iai'd
.rrrAvcd ii our p''F'''' ana herolc h'i,
whose cary y"'ih VIZ 1''' i''ed WIN TuEa.
s.,ne>-~.'h w.'d' 1'4 ,'.riin>;ahd the bra
vol'r> that TIL the ar win melody But the
sweet '"i'c that >ih."I thr cry OF infancy
the Kind hand that lrI them TO the altar OF
aralrr, the r"HnS'l- that conducted them IN
'ir paths oi ".,iomth" influence that devci-
N! their n"'aI na'urr-th">e wcr" the
.-.> uI lr"-a-'> OF their future Great
'.- Iar 'H'--"' oar farmers. whose thrtt
U. Industry have secured tor their hu~-
land, i competency, whose intelligence l.
FL. ,lt oi the social circle, and ho>r picty
'.r GUARDIAN ot domestic peace. are en-
a,a..y y"thr mother, OF our men. y fail
.-- n the country with all the opportnnI-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
The Model School Mistress.


The ,hoA ma,in.> coming, the schooI
nla'an'> coming" >Loutr,l a dozen voices al
the rlo,,. OF lalf hours faithful watch ro
catch glimpse of or tca-hcr Every cye
Wa turned toward, her with the most srru.i-
nilin. alancc-ior iildrcn as well a> others
aiuav- form an o;.iu.on Of 4 person. and bar
,i.,17-ly ofth, ir teacher. at first sirht.
How tall N. i rcx !aim,,I one.
H.. amt afraid other. 1.or , dozen ike
her c,irl ,l.. big i,.y' ni the srLom
.E,r either, cried the liz bays little al,.
i ,ou,I lick her easy ,nourh: couldut Won
Tom
,Yrs and Mil too If ,b. ,,o,S 20 ,oncb
mo-
.Uu.b' cried one Of. the nirls she Will hear
,o,'
p. tl;. .;;o J., l,l ,-,, .L, .t
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win Il staggering NOISY 4a''' anu SoF' "i
"'f'-'''i' s''"' 'o'A' d. '''"' II ''' ~ say VIII
cars 'ol u"
MISS " '''' o'' '''>'" al ''''.'' N'''''.' "u
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av succeed best with the willow or witch

may succeed best with the willow or witch
hazel
As this interesting subject is now before
the people | hope to see it investigated until
our government. if convinced of its truth. will
cause microscopic surveys to be made upon
the great routes to Santa Fc, Oregon anl
Calltornla,that the way->idc may be supplied
with wells full OF water. and so relieve tho.,
long journeys of one of their most discourac
ing and dreaded features. S. G. MAINE.
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AERTINEMENTS

..,-.aI prices. Transient advertise
....,..,l.,r IN al Jaucr Advertisements
...'.rHu,IJcr uttlmc, t. be inserted
..,. Willie continued until forbid Ctt
- IL" publisher and charged
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
1'NE ClLEDO\Il\,
1, g.. Gil 1 ID W &c Il .
nr,-utp EVERY SATURDAY

.... k.IEEprt X Colby ) Building. s..
.-. the 81 .Iohusburv House.
rrpuS. 30 per aaumn, if paid within
d" $500 ravra,ut be DELAYED beyond
y, ..,,.r Discontinued unit! all arrcar-
-, ~ thc nl.,lnn nt the mblishcr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26

would have been some twelve thousand dol
lars. The entire con>i @nment was of course
seized by the government.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-26
From the New F.,
Eating their Bodies up.
By \. g.. CDMINGS.

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fction"
B,.;n- mi,ltnr of,l.. Fac, ,I,, J.. L;nI..c
animals have. been >,m.wla, r.,,l,r hereto
fore. and not ui>b;.,, +, iu,.,,- ,I,. ,,p.,,..s
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"'t'''' an" is d '"'>' 'i''"c'' ii" without any
restraint eat up 'i''F """ "o'''>' II Is d'>If'-
oIc 'Il'' '''' 'n'>' 't F'i"'r'''' III AL th'I
'r'''' al" 1''F'''''''' "> soon a' P">S'"Ie' 10
oiicr themselves I" the butcher and bc really
10 lie down III 'iaf'''
= Ana whereas Also there are hogs ami oid
horses dogs anu danilc>' which all do fa!!
= short OF earning tor themselves a living and
r most OF which do eat up their own b~''cs
without modtSty or shame, 1t Is desirable that
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

ss Eagle Hoael,'' Chapel Hill, for Sale
TENHE Propretress of this we'll known and profitable
establishment, having realized sufficient income to
warrant her in resuming the quiet of private life. of
fers to the public generally the opportunity of bidding
for its advantages.
The citizens of the State well acquainted with
the advantages of its position that but few remarks
necessary to complete their information.
The Hotel itself possesses all the requrments of room
and comfort which its purchasers DESIRE 1t has
pacy for the accommodation of one hundred and fifty
boarders and the recent and rapid growth of the Uni
versy adjacent makes it easy materto possess such
o greater number of students.
In addition to this, the frequent travel through Chap
ell Hill gives the HOTEL (beng the only one in the place.
a transient custom equal to any in the State
The lots and stables adjoining extensive and com
modious and the countrymarket supplies abundantly
and on profitable terms much of its provisions.
The terms of sale require ONT third of the price to
be paid taking possession noe with safe security
and time OF payment suited to the convenience of the
purchaser, the reasonable demands for the remain
der.
If further information be desired concerning the in
ducements to purchase the President of the University
any other resident of the village, will furnish it
Possession be obtained at any time, after the Is
of May. App' to ANNE S. billiard.
Chapel Hill &C. Feb. 27. 1851. as
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Scientific and Practical WORKS.

TE<HE American Miller. and Millwright's Assistant,
4 by William Carter Hughes, editor Of The American
Miller, New York, illustrated BY drawings OF the
approved machinery, 12mo The Turner's Companion,
containing Instructions in concentFlc: elliptic, and
centric uri ing, aso various plates Of clucks tools and
nsrum ents, and directions for using the eccentric cut
ter, drill vertical and cIculs rest with pattern
and instructions for working them, illustrated by num-
erous engravings. 12mo. Builders Companion, con-
tanning the elements of building surveying and archi
lecture with practical rules and instructions, by A C.
Smeaton, with 10 engraVings. l2mo. edition Cab
met Maker and UpholsereFs Companion by j. Stokes,
illustrated, edition, l2mo. Painter. Guilder Var
nisher and Glass Sfainer's Companion, u mo- Dyer
tons being the theory and plain instructions in the
of working metas by precpaIing them from their
solutions, through the agency of galYanic or voaic
electricity, by Charles " Walker, Hon. Secretary 10
the London Electrical Society, ETC., illustrated by wood
cuts from the 18th London edition. new edition. ! he
American Cotton Spinner and Managers and Carders'
Guide, practical treatise Cotton Spinning, giving
the dimensions and speed of machinery, dlaugb and
twist calculations, etc., wenoces of recent improve
ments, together with rules and examples for making
changes in the size and number of rowing and yarn,
compiled from the papers of the late Robert h. Bard
16no. 252 pages The Year Book of Facts. in Science
and Art exhibiting the most important discoveries and
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Botony, Geology and Geography, Meeorotogy and AS
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showing the value OF different kinds of GRAIN cacua-
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
CEDAR ROCK. N. C.,

TH1HE subscriber having consented TO take charge
this popular institution situated in Franklin Count
ty, about II miles east of Louisburg will commence
exercises the I'd Monday in July next 1t is pre-
sumed that the desirabcness of this location well
known render reference in this connection, al
unnecessary 1t is known that i'll point of health,
Intelligence refinement and influence, the community
of Cedar Rock is almost without parallel in the Stale.
The of instruction will be thorough. embracing
the usual branches of practical English education
extensive of sciences and mathematics Greek,
Latin. and French Languages Board may be obtained
n the best families at Sc, per month
TERMS of Tuition per Session of five months, $40,
5 l2 and SIS, according 10 advancement. The above
charges embrace the session for the entire
course, except French for which Sc extra will be
charged. WIN. Z. FINCH, Principal.
June %, 1853. 64-4w-
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September l. 1852.

ITO the Pub5Tc--A perfect Luxury in SUNNI
4 and Winter. The subscriber has o hand supply
the best quality of curled hair, and is still manufac
turing superior quality of hair Mattresses: He would
respectfully inform the public that he can furnish them
with the best articles in his line cheapyS they can
be bought in New York. Persons from the neighbor-
ing villages and counties, who have heretofore sent
North, provide themselves with good an article
at the SUBSCRIBERS and at as low price he is pre-
pared aud will furnish them at the shortest notice
at prices ranging from 81 to $50.
ALSO, constantly on hand the much improved shuck
and Cotton Mattresses the loves prices. Also,
fas, lounges, sc. manufactured in various styles.
pairing Of sos chairs, and renovatng old Mattress
es, &c done with neatness and despatch. All orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to.
My Ware Room is Fayetteville Street, three doors
above the Yarbrough House.
]. H. HARRIS,
Upholsterer and Mattress Maker.
Good Feathers taken at the highest prices in ex-
change for Mattresses
Raleigh March l. 1853. b
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SOUTH LOWELL ACADEMY.
ORANGE COUNTY, N. c.

FFNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his for
4 mer patrons, aud his friends, and the public at
large that he will, at the commencement OF the next
session. his station at the head of South Lowell
Academy.
This institution is situated in a section of the State
where heathu climate, pure water, pleasant scene.
ry and community furnish as many lncIte-
mens 10 industry often to be found. Young men
from any part of the State, adjoining States, need
fear no injurious effects from the climate, at South
Lowell, while to those in the eastern portion OF the
State offers safe and pleasant retreat from the diseases
incident to that region
While pains will be spared to improve the mind,
Will forgotten that knowledge is valuable only
when united with integrity of heart and consequently
every reasonable effort will be made to lead the inds
those intrusted to care, to g remember their
Creator in the days of their YOUTH There Will be
preaching al the Academy three or tour times month,
and other religious exercises once or twice week
No Student will be permitted to remain who eXerts
immoral inuen and TO return who does not
attend diligently to his duties.
One competent assistant will be present at the COM
of the session. and another will immediate
" be Obtained If the interests oil the Students demand
Particular will be given 10 preparing ng
men for teachers.
Students by public CONVEYANCE to Hillsbor-
ough, IL miles west, to Oxford, % east OF South
Lowell, and at either place private coHVeyances can
readily be obtained
Board will BE furnished in the best families SO pei
month Tuition-For beginners $l0-For common
and higher English $l2, 50-For Languages SIS. To
the OF regular Ministers tuition will be furnished
at one halt the above rates.
Books can be obtained at South Lowell al the pub
lishcr's retail prices, adding only the OF transport
taton.
! The next session will commence Wednesday
july 81 and the Class will be organized the day
JAMES a. DEAN.
June Is, 1853. 6O-st
Ac5- Richmond c. Advocate; Message Spirit of The
willie Observer, and Hillsboro Recorder will please copy
! three tunes and send their bills to J. a d.