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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-14
FOUND.

nN SATURDAY, s9th October. on Main g., n Wal
y 1T, and II small sum Of money The owner can
Pave it by proving property, as d paying exl enses.
O3l off
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FURS.
Situation Wanted
Situation Wanted

by young mon as Cleik in a colnpy or city sto 9
~ Has had consid' rable experience Apply at h
OFFICE, 245 Main sll, ct up STA It
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$500 Wanted.

0N a good c'ty M2iga9n for one year. Apply at
~ The REAL ESTATE A@hAUY a33 Main st up
q ali
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y NIELS.
Z" NJ. RICE, Comm e,
EDWIN MORSE,
SAMUEL SMiTii,e
". IA, less. d3t
Young Mems Library Association Lee.
4 Large Assortment Of
~ Fl w. e,gg " y z G. .

At the Worcester Music Store 200 Main Street,
directly IN front Of tie Worcester House.
'EHE prop tor has iacili les for furnishing new Mu-
4 sic, which renders his store a desirable place TO
trade People from The country viii fl il TO their ad
vintage 10 call, send their orders Music Books
Strings, or any thing in the way Musical merchandise
I3PRIcEs VERY Low-oftentmes lower tnaA mar
ket prices.
Superior Pilno Fores Melodeons, Guitars, vions
and Flutes, for sale and TO LET, on very favorable
terms GTPIANos TUNED. is2m MD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-14

NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Received at 96 Main Street, this day, Noe. 5.
+. N. TUCK Err, Agent.
Illustrated Magazine of Art for Nov. Is
Illustrated Record Of Chrsal Palace, parts & l2 25
MIR Ruiherforths Children, by author Of Wide
Wide World.
God with Man by samuel Osgood, rs
Under Ground Mail Agent, by Vdi, as
Yale College scrqpes. by John d. Vose, rs
The Moon Hoax, by X. Adams Locke, rs
! he business Mans Assistant, by |. X. Butts. rs
The Landlord and Tenants Assistant, by Il, Butts, rs
The Traders Guide, by X BUTTS, 70
rriors life Of Burke, vols / and 2. 80
Life and Remains OIL robert Murray McCheyBe, 200
Memoir Of Rev, Br Judson, vols, 200
Homes of The New World, 2 vols. by Froderika
Bremen, 200
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LEWIS T. LAZELL, Druggist.

No. POI Nam Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
By Traders generally
ap4 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-14
WORCESTER LYCEUM,

= Vie Course OF Lectures for The Winter of 1854,
Z viii commence on the l5th veusber al the
CLIT HALL,
am be continued as follows, viz
LIST lecture, Nov. flames 7 FIELDS Boston.
81 Dec Para BENJAMIS, New York.
81 Zee l5--hev RS. SrORTs ,Jr BtuokIyn.
4t1 bee. 29-Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON. Salem.
5'h Jan. I2-Rev THEO PARKER, Boston.
18th " Jan 20-OLiYER W. HoLHGs Boston
7th Feb 9-Rtv y. STARR KING BOSTON
Sta Feb. 23-Rev. FRsD'K Il TEDeE Provi ce
ga Var. 9-WENDELL FpILLIps Boston
10th Mar. 23-WM. sPRAGuE, ID. H.. Albany
II Tickets for the may be obtained If the
Treasure an AZ the Bookstores the following prices
Gentlemen Sl,0Jl aides and Minors 20 CENTS SIN. le
Lsc urss, 2! 20 be paid at the lueF
All pufch seis OF TcActs will be e. tithd 10 The use
OF The Library, containing about 1900 VOLUMES OF val
uflls Books, ior tie whole ear
The doors viii be opeu at 7, and closed at = o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, presiG, Mt.
THUNAS EARLE Secretary.
- ARIES WHITE, Treas.
Worcester, Nov. y ls ) dtf
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Ar7eliean Girl Wanted.
a Amerioan TTnman.

TO eern the Tailoring business AupIv ir1neda'e-
ST. up stars.
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Money Found.

1.-TWO small sums of Money have recently been found
in our Store, which the owners can have BY CALI
ing CHAMBERLIN, BARNARD. Il co.
~ DIFF
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City Hotel Corporation.

rI'HE Stockholders Of lie City Uotel Corporation are
Il hereby roufed that AN Assessment Of IS dollars
SHARE has been made By the Directors pay able On
he 9Th inst, at the Office OF the Treasurer.
Per order of the Directors,
WM. DICKINSON, Treas
Worcester, Nov. !, 1853. n3 dIf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-14

A HOUSE LOT on West Street, so feet from Pleas
IN aut street, containing 0 feet front, by l245 feet
deep. Inquire of DAVID SCOTT,
ma DIV No. 243 Main street.
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AUCTIONS.
Dry seeds, Books, Gngraripgs&t.
"A AgqfTr<sy,

= ". sgLB4 vii sell at hi. rale. Rooms. ON
- I5e4riuq TUESDAY EveH.n- Nav g ard con
ti1ur lbroBga the weeh very large assortment ofry
Goods, consist 8 u par Of
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J. RUSSELL SPALDING'S
AND CASTOR OIL

Is the hest article for the Hair in the W rid There
fore use them II you wish
lst--To beauliy the hair.
2d--T curl the hair elegantly
3d--T0 remove the dandruH e1ectually.
4th--TO restore the hair TO bald heads.
6th-To give TO whiskegs n beautiful appearance.
6th--To prevent HE hair from falling of.
7th-To cure all diseases of the scalp.
9Th To dress false HAIR elegantly.
gth--T0 cure the headache.
l0th-To kin hair eaters.
llih-To keep the hair from turning gray.
18th To dress chlldfen's hair beautifully and lay the
foundation for good head OF hair
l3th--If you DO not wsh to grease and soil the BON
not cap, hat pillow. and everything coming ~ contact
with tho hair, use sPALDING'S ROSEMARY.
All genuine viii have the signature OF the manulsc-
turcr aud proprietor, ]. RUSSELL SPALDlNG,
Druggist aud Apoihecary, 80 Tremon, Row,
Opposite Museum, Boston, Mass.
Sold In Worcester by M. II. Green, ID. scott, ~ u
Marsh. and sblcy &c Scott. deod-weow6mip auls
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FnR SALE

QY young man il a Grocery Store, or to drive an
- exp ess wag"n, hack, or Job wsgon. Apply as
shove.
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Clothes Cleansed.
Blacksmithing and Grinding


FFNHE citizens OF Worcester are informed that we are
i prepared 10 make all kinds and shapes of LA M
MERS, &C, TO nrderi TO re harden and re. temper
Cargenters' Tocfs. Also, TO grind ard polish HATCH.
ETS Tools and all sorts OF Iron and Steel Work in
the best possible manner, and FIR the lowest cash
Ierms BUCK BROTHERS
Edge Tool manufacturers, Junction Building.
nq d9mk
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Carriage and Door Mats.

TUsT received, large lot ofihoso nice CarriA , and
81 Door Mats, which we are selling at very low pricts
AZ $50 Main street, Qip atairs)
sc,s dawtf TABER h OuoIIAR
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LADIEo' MRRINO VESTS.

ENTE have just received very large lot Of
w L4DIES' MERINO VESTS,
OF the best Manufacture Imported, in all sizes from
small 10 Ertra large, which shall sell very low
The prices varY Ing from 81 cts. to I5O
go dMWaF4w b L.HARDON d CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-14

"a LAST Receives al The IA cst syles Of supe-or
~ MMeskw HATS, hch II he sold low to Cash
- purchasers r. MSBRfLb,
s dawtt No. 81 Main St
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
DAVID kINISTON'S ESTATE

A. Probate Court holden =, The Pro5ate Olfice i,
lnnenhurg in ard forthe district Of Essex, or The
1911 day Il January. A. p. 1873:
NlANCf HILL. E<"rr.0l 4 tho last Viii AID
lr>,nlnci 81 David kn-ton. late of Concord
IN St' district dec eaSed. presents his account Of tt
n''1>tra';"n against said Estate for allowance
"hr'euP"n II Is ordered by said court ha. said c1-
e'n,"r roIiv I'll p".-ons Concerned 70 appear a, the
Probate tfl'e in luneniurg aforesaid. on the Inn
""v Of l",':'IarN, 4 h. l-i3, and object TO the q l.
"Naicr "i ea'h account. if tliev cause bv puh-
Nhin- A'"pv ~ III" record of this order three week
surceN,'yeiv IN the Caledonian a newspaper printed
at -. J"hn>Durv, in this state.
Ah"',, JONAH BROOKS Register.
a ''' COPY "i fe'.rl- sOew9
Mt,>:, JONAH BROOKS. Register
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AS a Dyspepsia Curer

l.
pF H"n..t''ii fci'~f :t> produced tie ino-, mar
N''i"'> IN car ~ '~t~ q" iri,.li'y .-.!l.,,!., ,,
herv"'i> decline and dv-r,c,fc c,,,,-l.,.,,-i,, l. .
ni"--i'r E" 2iN' thr details OF ca>,> l., the ni..
-. III a.''ri~''i'': 'al.' aG'ic, ..,.. ..
have neon g,ri o., ulnr,. than Two ,l .;
'hI' Cur. "a FLi"'!"iPi.a Ncs York ant so~io,
acme" ItH-" mere i'Tiv al je-l.cyie ,..,..> 81, T.
The cures We're lot Only rapid ana wonderful. b1.,
urunar,,'.
i = a Great nervous an';iote. and nar-icu1arlv
nN"u. i"r tendency I" bilious disorder Liver Com,
plant. '''Err AMI A-e. badly treated fever and
ague aud tie evil effects Of gui,.inr Mercury md
"ti.-r 'rug> upon Tie digestive organs. after, Ion
N'kr'SS. A.. for excess IN at, U and -l -, ,,n
he # ardent -!irrN. |, almost reconcile, b.aI,b
with in'-mucr:lc-
DR. H"u@ht"n'' feTsin is sold b., rearly autb.
dealers IN line drugs and popuiarInediciuc> rbrouob
on fhe tinted >'2'"~- Il i prepared ~ r,ou,!,r
and IN ii"id f"'n-and in prescr Iti.l val for the
u Of physicians
fnVA'" circulars for tie ne Of ,.hv,ci..,ls. MAJ,
he " &C.. O.. Dr. -...ni or Ii. .,r.,- ID,
IN" ne Whole pr"ce>~ 81 preparations, and ljy, I'm.
AUTHORITIES moon which th claims # TIN, new T,,,,-
ely are based. A. i i not secret remedy r,, Oh
'e''"n rah be raised g,iu-; il use hv pty,icians
IN r"specfah- landing and regular practice Prize
OF" dollar Ter bottle.
"E>fEIt HIS E.-rv borr!c OF III. 5er,,iue
feF>ln bears the written Signature Of ] : Un,,al.-
Tn. II. ~'i.r proprietor, rilila4rlria. Pa.-c,r,,
Fiehi and TRADE mark secured
sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Ned:cir..
AGENTS.. {. BINGHAM. ST. .JohDsbury
Wholesal, & Retail Agent; J. Weeks. Dan
VII: K fn'liu- Nnis.Ic'i.r -,
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ar all I'll" n,,,n,,,,r.> ,,.,.,.,.. som.
Citizen vi1rl',.| f,.r -ii.. ,r~.. M ,,.r,... ,,,
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- ~ We ~. ~ '''N '..'''' &c. i.'> proven VIA
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''. '"' 'ho 10 ana coughs :" "!..'..
~ 90 80 '''''i H'' '"'' '.''ft' 'H' o..
mum ~ '4"ti ma iI N"' bee" ,'l>'"'rr",' or
~" a 'r'''' RENE " ca" pe mace !'f III"
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r,, c,.,".i I',. n.as t,,il, 'i,,' VI! r
and Iuu.1 .rr..,e,s tim,, .,,r,.5
r.,., cal 80, i.,.t;. ,-..,,, 81, \,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05

Five wears from that time Edward Delong
was the confidential clerk of Mr. Harris. and
IN three more partner in the firm The
integrity of purpose which first won the re-
gard OF ms benefactor, was his guide in after
life Prosperity crowned his efforts, and hap
plness blessed his heart-the neyer-failins
result Of fathfulness in "little things"
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS !

'"bDEl'HS L. y HI>TOHY, ,eu .,y;-
y. h"a F.nF'p's First Bank al Haoru
Horces'er,s fsirerSaI Il Critical j;,,,.,o,n .
do Comprehensive IN
no Primary Jo
y large assortment Of the above BOOKS Inc, ro-
celved. These Book were ,">' re-
Ingot the Town >uperntendent~ at pa,y,lIr Se,,,
/. 1852 nv sept.
H." subscriber having made arraneernents viii,
IN" Fnhi-li,', VII supply Merchants and Book..i
.".- ~ CITY PRICES ''o"> SCI
~; n h!"g% t'rgs assortment ot' SCHOOL
BOOKS of al kimis ooL
I.fns '',T0lr,or >,LooiE.a,y.r.
do II. 3D. ID mt - d,
do So+H.r~nd D.i,er:
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II HI E G. A / E ID u II i "A n &.
FOR SALE!

a SMALL ARM atthc south end OF Pas-unpsic
"A Village. Of about 80 ofgoOd land and about
acres Of wood land. mostly second growth NAPLES
4 house and Blacksmith shop and other buildings
convenient. and a never failing spring brought in
acqueduct 10 rods. 1t Is suitable for Blacksmith
or any one that wants 4 village situation.
HIRAM HOUGHToN
Pa>Sumpsic, Dec. IA. $50 sosw3
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PROMPT REPLY. Ore Of those l,yo
ices 10 Aiannn"n once received lesson from
an humble follower, who did not seem 10 m,
him. the posse>sor OF the purse, sufficient
homage, and >ai!: DO Won know, sir. that
am worth hundred thousand pounds -
Yes. sad tn" irritat-I. but not broken snir
tied respondent, II do; and know that il !,
al roH ,t't u0iid ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
Burnett's Warranted Pure
COD LIVER OIL.

~ 'HAN'S HUNGARIAN Ra'eaiH. F--,'rs : 80
- Ia iI"i.arE ha sam, S-i-rrt'- >r--r- -
-; - ..,..- >.'..-.4 l.i.rn.-r-. IT, ilf'rs-' ~
siii"n, Female E..>torarsvc " ID cher, a,- Pc
y A-h aai P"i'iar Bark Ea,i,.-r,. '..ser'.'- -
ralnpane. t"nl'l~v, >''h.na~,i al >-....a t'.
Roots. L'quorIce. Ehul arl, Casa F''- =" a.-
H'irff.t RI Starch. Robinson l'ar''y. : -a'-'-
Nal''r'alI. Chow n-hr. LrrUp-i Iu-t.'. T. F
nft'ar. Norm -i.:s,. '.t'I. Is .-. i.-,. - A.
al SOFA and ''.ri.,' - Lire. ',-:n Nna'. -
10. A'7'i':' and lr's,ecar'h. >ar-aIer.. r..
Glow dock and Beth Roots orv". Co., '.
NeatS-ioot Oh, and 800 otter articles - -
&c, NOT here enumerated, all pure aid tn" ~ 80
nj lowest rates al Il" Dru. >t"-s \ '1Y,tuT, ~
! { ETNCHi"
Isusr, 70. 49, 80
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05

ca One of the LATEST men in this country
resides IN Iowa. rs sample of inertia it is
stated that the only reason he don't get mar
RED is because he is too law to stand Nd"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05

y STRANGE DEI>k.-An Old topper bet
that he ronid. when b!indiold,l. tell each of
several kinds of liquors When brandy.
"hINI'H' GIN, or other drinks were presented
TO him, lie pronounced correctly what thew
were AT length a glass of pure cold water
was gwen him. he tasted it. paused. tasted it
AGAIN, and again considered, and shook
his head At last he al-"Gentcmen.
ave it up; lin not used to that sort Of IL
qaor."
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Home is where there's one to love US.

home 5 not merely four square walls,
lhough with pictures hung and gilded;
How" : where affection calls,
FA.r1 VII! shrineS the hear: hail, builded.
Home'-go watch the faithful dove
Sailing meath the heaven above Us
Hone !, where there's one 70 love US
Homc'> not merely roof and room.
fneedo something's to endear it;
Home i. where the heart can bloom,
Where there, some kind lip to cheer it;
" nat Is home with nun, 10 meet:
None 70 welcome, none to greet Us?
Home is sweet, and only sweet,
Where there, one We love 10 meet us
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
LIVERY STABLE.

IIpR>ES < CARRIAGES TOLFT. Al the s,
l'"H>t'rly House >;.tF..e. Iearrstakou tosnv
ar' = g.. ! .:.-, r. -. ...-irol
"-!>>! N'|j;(.:..si. ;u Mi ron tie Demo, a.
- ]. SCOTT.
49, -'..'. "a-'i J. IH'I 1927
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hEM! pf I"E CHlLnLAI>>- OKlGIxA1.
>IMrLE AND SURE.-Put on \ nair of cotton
socks, dip Won feet in cold water, and draw
ON your WOODEN stockings outside; then 90
It yoi.r business as usual. Tb, torment
Will he asSua9rd in ai7out two minutes. and
cure for tn" season effected in day or two.
-Hu,Gor Mrcpry.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05

AEE4 81 -if,,.-. .l...I So, t-,,. .t,.-. 49,
h. '-:: PHYSICIANS W'o '..t- iId an ;,;.rr.r-
NV 90; "''nr~la. l. i-',v -. rJia~l ..i,-c-. r.-
"lnn.''l"' II a. AT ""3 '"rv ':;irarj'',> mol
c.e- '. Il '.; -ui r.. '".iy n'i-r prescription
'"r .'.'.''' ..1ni t''.~ .'iu ,. hr.un ',. g
The has 81 ;ilI> .-.lr,. wH- private. r..r. ,t "a
',r:--hr! physician, IN ,..,. II fi,. rri-li,fiu.r
''.''>. "a' VIZ i'','.., - ~ HIit iaa. &. "lun
il gave me mos, astonishing r"'rf. Il i cDm',,-,l
- ''-"'i'.r>, AMI "-'t a,o"g:lsG L. directions
"'G-, '' :, ''"'' >a'"-
-, f''" -N'S'< i"'N 'r g.. 'h'''s. ''"'"'"'i.
'"'-' - 49, Mo ''., 1~sa IRE VEGETABLE. Pa
m'a'FN h"'-a'a. i'.~''' leak ,i; ..> valuable
i,lr' me, a from the 'nt'v sod n"twith~trl
~ IL" rlilnr"> otiirr preparations Used Ir >irlI
'''F ''''la'',,' We r",i'''r II ir> o.. ta' -
r r.. h">i"', '"'iH- Ne. AIII>& Co"
, '-,.'''' 90 '"' o'' :-.> COURIER ~ s-"Nc
V,,.ii ~ - '.l' 1""i 'i'' - In
n, '''',''H ''"'>:''h IN oar lam I'm cas-
.'t, ''> ,',.h 'h''iriI cured 81
- we "r' 81 = a." NJ" ~ sever,
'"n!h> il 80 d. "lid cI""riUllv hear testimony t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-02-05
Building on the Sand.
BY ELIZA COOK


IS well 10 WOO, lis good TO wed.
For % the world ha, done
Since ,nvrile- grew and roses blew,
AMI morning brought The sun.
Eut have a care. VI Young and fair
Be ~lre ye pcise with truth;
Re certain that vour love will wear
Beyond ihe days Of youth.
Forii'ye give not heart for heart,
IA wcIIas han,l for hand,
You'll find you've played the ''unwi,c" pal
AAi "buii: upon the sand"
i We'll to save, lis gooi 10 have
\ @oodIv store OF gold,
Ar! hold enou III Of Inning ,:ul-
For charity is cold;
Ri' H.ar" not a, %o..r hopes ard trust
II what the deep mi'e bring;
Ncc.Mnot live on yellow dust
innixrI with i'urer things.
AID h" wh"rjl" NJ wealth. alo.e,
W., often have 70 stand
B"~i,c~ h, cot,er chest and own
l., built upon The sand"
lis :""' t" speak in kindly s',i>e,
An so"tic wL-re'er We can;
i'Ir speech ~lIouli bind the human mind,
And love link man 10 mar.
Bat say NOT IN The gentle vor!s,
lo''ieel> with language dwell;
leon" no n;;.r~ s,aryi:.- l,r!.
Should scatter cr,m', 80 well
II" mercy that * warm Ar. true
M">' ,Hri 4 h"l?i.rLa.I;
t"r those who talk and fail 70 DO.
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"ADMIRABLE INVENTION.
PADDOCK'S FOUNDRY
Machine Shop.

1--WE subscriber having purchased the entire in
t-fest ot J. {. Paddock and !. &. Fuller in the
'''ve WI hH"~r establishment. Is PREPARED 70 inv
uSh ta-tink> and Machinery OF every description
rom thT nost"xtensivo variety of patterns in the
country. JOHN n pADDpCE
-. 1ohn,burv, Dec. 6. 1850. sas,f
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CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

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CONSUMPTION,
Dyspeptic Remedy.

A!-"'"r >1," hv j. {. EIXGHAw. y. Ioli.-.,,iry
w., and the principal Druggist, in the city all,
country generally. -.3uG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
workirp Men of New.York Why can't you combine

Working Men Of New.York Why can't you combine
to be your own employers and Gin the main) your
own capitalists You not only make all the Hats
shoes, Boots, &c but you wear out most of them;
and what madness acquiesce in state Of things which
compels you to pay twenty-five per cent. profit to
others for permitting you to work for each other
You sell nearly all the Boots makers, say for FIVE
dollars a pair and buy them back as consumers for six
and so with every thing else you wear or consume
Then you grumble that you poor and nadequately
paid when the fault is nobodys but your own II you
cant do your proper work without employing other
mems tools money and brains you must pay for the use
of them-that is the law of the Universe and five hum
dred mass meetings in the Park can never change It,
even by the most determined and enthusiastic resolu
tons But resolve to cOnfde in each other and be
worthy of such cOnfdence-tO earn and save money
and combine it as working capital in your several voca-
ons-to employ each other directly paying and receiv
ing full wages-and There's no such word as fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
SCHOOLS OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN.

On Monday we published communication upon this
topic, of whose statements it proper that should
take some notice, which We now proceed to do.
The subject is Of such interest that the most cautious
reg,rd to facts is essential its discussion and
respondent abors under many mistakes which may mis-
lead the opinion Of the reader wish them
so far at least the New York School of Design is con-
cerned Its history briefly this: About year ago
erathoughtfu and humane women in this City, perceiv
ing the nadequacy the then opened to wom
ems labor for independent support and instructed by the
success of certain schools in England and this country
determined that an effort should be made to found
school in which women should be taught, upon the
wisest and most catholic principles the various
arts of design to qualify them to earn a comforta'
BILE livelihood in many profitable professions which are
usually held to be closed to them. The idea of the
movement was, fundamentally, charity and not art.
The first aim was to aid women not to improve art.
But in the very nature Of the case, it was impossible
to do the without the other. 1t aimed at the true
charity-that of helping q to help himself
Wsaxiea and saadeasa With the melancholy fate ast
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SHALL WE HAVE EFFICIENT POLICEMEN,

The new Board of Commissioners of Police, which
consists of Mayor Westeryelt Recorder Tillou and
Judge Beebe are about determining several matters oil
interest in connection with their duties, and we
have no doubt are earnestly seeking to do the best they
can for the CITY, There is one point, however which
has been so unanimously approved by the people,
and which is of such vital Importance to the efficiency
of any Police force that cannot see how the Com
missoners can fail to endorse it and carry it out We
mean distinctive Uniform for the Patrol not star,
that may be pocketed single article OF apparel that
NAV be so like ordinary dress as TO escape notice. but
eomplete uniform of such a nature that 1t may be
easily recognized at any distance The Chief and sew
eral of the best Captains in the Department are de
cdedy in favor of such dress and there is scarcely
man who is in the habit of being out of doors especially
in the night who has not often cases where as
saults, street-fghts pocket-pcking, and so forth,
might have been checked in the very outset if the uni
form of Policeman had been seen Give us Police
in uniform officers who can be found when wanted, and
who cannot run when called for and you will do more to
make the Department efficient than by any other re-
form vet thought of and besides this you will take
away every nducement for disabled dishonest men to
force themselves into the service.