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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-15
WAitcomb's Worcester and Fitchburg
Express.

win despatch dtf les
WAitcomh's Worcester and Fitchburg
Express,
SzaHszz--S-ssssSs BETWEEN Worcester ana Fitehbure
BY every train. stopping at all ntermedi.
ate places Packages forwarded, notes, drafts and
bills collected and paid-snd all orders attended to
with despatch. Office Of Mechanic and Main
street, worcester. nov29 diff
ROSES Providence & Worcester Xpress
By Every Train.
El:R555Ej5zsl PACKAG ES Forwarded Notes Drafts,
and Bills collected, and paid, and ali Oh.
deTs attended to, with despatch
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted FAN River, Mansfield Attlehore'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket Mass Rris.
toll Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston, War
wick Wlckheld, Peaceiale, and Wakefield R l. and
stonington, Conn. oFFIcE.-Am. House, Worcester.
Leicester and Worcester Express.
THE subscribers viii run daily Express for the con
vtYahce of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise and every
other KIP Freight between the above named places
on and after this date, leaving Leicester O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, P. Nj.
All orders entrusted u.s. left the Post Office,
o. at Horace Waies Store. Leicester (where states
may be found will be promptly and faithfully attended
TO.
Office in Worcester, at A H.Newtonis 2O7 Main
street. JOEL SIBLET' d co.
Leicester, March l, 1858. MARI dawti
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Worcester ana Nashua Railroad.


Passenger Trains win run as follows
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Worcester al Junction at Nashua and Loweai
6soa-nt sos a m. $50 am. $50 am.
4.i5pm SIS pm $50 pm. $40 pm
Leave Arrive at Groton Arrive at
Nashua and Lowell junction Worcester
7.30 am Is am. SOS am. 9 Is am
11.35 am. 1I.30 am. 1890 pm. 1.5o pm
$50 pm. AS pm. 600 pm. 7.20 I'm
CONNECTIONS WITH OTHER RoHDS
Trains arriving Nashua connect directly with trans
of Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal, Northern
Passumpslc, and Vermont Central Railroads. All Train
from Nashua connect directly with down Trains from
the above Bamed Roads.
Each Tram TO and from Groton Junction. Except the
Evening Train from Nashua,l connects With upward
and downward Trains of the Fitchburg Rsilroad, and
Stony Brook Railroad to and from Lowell
AT Worcester $50 a. m. tram connects with Steam
boat train from York via Norwich. lll5a m.
meets With Boston and Worcester, Providence and Wor
cester Norwich and Worcester, and Western Railroad
trains. a. D. with trains from all above
named roads, including the Express Train from New
York and Albany Train arriving at 9l5
with the trans of all the above roads, including
Express Train to New York and Albany. That arriving
at p. IN. with P. m. trains of above roads That
irving at 720 with the New OFk Steamboat Trar
via Norwich.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER r. R. TRAINS,
running connection with Wore and Nashua tlaIn
Leave Fitchburg at 8 q. L. 40 and 500 p. N.
Leave Worcester at $50 and III am and f. Is m.
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between
Worcester, Groton Junction, Nashua, Lowell and Fitch
burg
Gr For connections with the other road at worces
ter, Groton JHhcton, and sshGa, see Snow and WI
der's Pathfinder and Railway G ade
% Through Tickets are issued at Worcester for Bur
ngton, Montpelier Wells River and White River juno
ton the fare BY each of the different routes Wis
Nashua and Fitchbuvg but ne change care is made
J.v. sTowELI, sap't.
Worcester. June S. 1853. ieIO dawtf
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.
IVTAyTvE ID ap ID A AYxs Es1rrnr1

c. On and after MONDAY, Nov. z, 1883
PASSENGER Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, as follows;
Leave Worcester at and I1,15 M, and 3. As PM
Leave Providence at 7,s0 and HAS, A. NJ, and 4 l5
p. NJ. &, W
For connections with the vaEous Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester, and with the Norfolk
County Road AZ Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide published by George Snow. Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport
runs in connection with the Ills A. NJ, and As A.
M, Trains efs ISAAC H. S0UTnHiUK, Eupt
Progidences Nov ,. 1853. MS d4wtf
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woRoasTHa
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufaotures. n de-. ana Profession

The following Li representing one or two houses in
each branch of trade is submitted TO the citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that In want Of the products
Of Wore ster Work shopa, the Merchandise Of Wor-
cester Stores in any Of the branches here snumeraedi
will be able TO supply themselves At short notice
upon as reasonable terms can be met with in Bosso
or elsewhere.
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rs,hiaasbl, tr,d.

John. shsi :, a gentleman r
Sab toe boots, shofi tail coat, and
high collar
Whist :. he chief end 81 man
liz ooai tail
Where Do ,ou End hat
IT, lhs hri Book II lehosiphat. tie
s9s,h chapter and s9ih verse
Right Wha, !, The great wori Of
gentleman r
To borrow money, 70 eat large do.
ners, 20 80 10 the opera, aud petition Tor
an ofhee
VIA, IL gentleman, hr, duty 10
h.msrify
l. 30, pair q plaid panialoon,
ard 10 rai'e huge pair q vhislrf,'
GoS4 VERY god. Nos la, {, a
Farmer
Al an,mHi found 90 "a, eastern ooast
a kamsoa'ly, rather lame. AID ran he
taught 10 ~oFt
On vhs, dor, d l.rlnef suh,ia ?
pHloas ahd "a, I.ork
Ia senilemAu ever T.sftAis q that
soii o. food
Never n.sy .hsd4eF At The ,efy
.leA.'
WI, 30 ihsJ shuaIeF
iisczase hat quality - food !, ~
f4shioastle. api oaiona sre usensse l.
shs latsss, Lord bles thea sssiAes. Il
SSSA psi ttelT cem fesns liiils stomach,
9si q orisf. ara might possibly give
sssrfv siiAss q tbs O. isFsoo, ifishgle,
nd
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~si iifrnS.rs fs ss tvcrfy n~.cs--
unsupported cot a tmf,h vil boy
fvrrf ., 0fieu ts,sf vat ~ dtHgttsd
iu al BE- hfs tr,rr 90 uinuio'---sa8
% 90. ~ar BE- frstrA BE- ihnsunis .ts
woaN have thsurAi l.rn cs'is,s n
tis basi 81 InglsnA F,cgi'l.rg
"a, faiiir,s 81, bo,tiil, +. e,cry NO
uaa trsai,foi o., ar sne,i. ~ hsmeiy
- hcdrc.fcnr,
H. 'air be pfiis rifc ctdoa,ored
ny sH thc natahie ugns = ~c3.o-a, io
ssop h,f ruga,,h hufband nd she
oaall scarcely i-cg hfr equaniu'y iiil
ihs lsu Fuc'a Led gone. Then sbc
t.uf,i inio psss.aa Y icars. AM vnuid
pas h. coafa,fed
Come. ksi,. tell no hou it 81
looked snd soAr3cd ssid liuniles.
hsh felcn,,nF il,si be bod ,eIcd hcf 80
Yea tnov 1oa lo,ted udiculpus.
,hc susvc fci ihruugh bcr sols you
lno~ yop mortified me haif 70 dsail
! ~Hl.-- na3ler--hsi -bccn--h,rc. YOU
voai3ul have dared 10 treat me ~.
shall never held W ~ heal again ga
society filloueia fsho0id de
Now Katy. replied her husband
3csIairnF 81 the failure of his efforts
bow DO yoo think 700 sounded yes.
icriay, Wbcn yog declared your mech
uss broken because you irppea over q
brush o. when your drcss-make fitted
yuor drca you said ii was = saiis too
T ia'rs verc not those expressions foil,
~ ridiculous ~ mine =
Katy reflected moment I DON
seo 40 ! can help IT, che said pc,tishly
I've talked 20 ever H.ce / tras born
l. ihtr any need of such cxiraya
eapcr. kaiy come, let your good sense
antwcf.'
Why no, suppose no, . answerc,
Katy, only pouling very little, but
can't help it everybody talks so"
No, even body, Katy Come, uha
shall get you il you viii only breaI
yoursclf q this odious habit III bu,
you beautiful hitle pony
Oh, dsliehtul :" exclaimed Katy
ia 30 anything ia he tcorid for sue
g'G---ycs, III stop !, If fhave to G,
ny tongue out
"Oh Katy, Katy. cried her hu'
band. You are ipoorngible."
Bot Katy did Try, and may you sut
coed q. well as she - NJ. \. u.
- Boston Olive Branch
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Before her dressing glass sat Mrs
Blabbcf, with a pale and moody look
Her husband Ind gone out 10 the corner
grocery TO get a--no matter whal-and
she was lcft alone She was in dis.
hab,Hc with morning gown hanging
loosely on her shoulders. ike dust
cloth on sialnc Her features were
pale and haggard, in,ersected with deep
lines, that were shaded with blue circles,
dyed by the conicnding passions Of iral-
ou,y. haie--and 10y a corroding envy Of
all who supported higher style than
hcrselE No one that had seen Mrs
Blahbcr on the previous night at the
'otrec, IN the two-siory mansion down
the street, would have recognized her in
This, her normal. condition The night
hcfore she was in the abnormal state,
and, through powdering and pickering,
looked just The thing. All thought
Mrs Blabber, sleep and unconscious
rubbing OF the skin IN slumbcrous mo-
nonis, work strange alterations in 'The
face divine" and bot that We all know
our ages, one might almost persuade
ones self That one was growing old 80
And Mrs Blabbcr hcaved a sigh.
With a pale and moody look sat Mrs
Blabbor before her dressing glass, and
communcd silently and earnestly with
herself Jnconsciously, and from the
F fullness Of her heart. spake her mouth
from Der heart, II she had one, like
an oycrfull lea-kclilc that from too much
boiling casts out bubbles
There's Mrs DiBnfy, now" said she,
she scts herself up for young widow,
and thinks 10 kcich fortune. Young
ha she's forty, If she's n day Talk
about her sosy checks, too Well, Ia
Ike 10 know where all them empty
pain'.saucors came from, that saw ~
ing under her window--that's all And,
aging Ibis, Mrs Blabbcr took from her
dressing-case black pencil, and apply
ing II to her eyebrows, gave them a
slight ebon tinsc, that they showed their
twin arcs OF beauty, spanning two circles
Of uncertain light. They were fea-
iure
And What do care" said Mrs Blab.
Der, for Mrs Dimiiy's fine hips OH
CT people have fine hips, reckon. All
that extra linen don't hang out before
her wnshcr-Noman's door ior nothing.
suppose \ fall bust. la Well, I'd
like 10 know il cotton don't grow in this
country Well, some people may say
What they please, though | say nothing
bot there. plenty Of uudcr-drcsscs, aud
coiion's cheap; tho woman that don't
have fine hips and a swelling bust is a
fool--lhaIs all :"
"thceny ,ilk, there. Mrs --,
has come out IN Cheeny silks How
eau shc afford 10 wear Chceny silks
! lnoS how much her husband gets a
week, and how much mine gets, and !
can't afford 10 wear thccny silks Not
i Canton Grape shawls, too, Iusi u
think q that oaious woman eossippiue
about the streets q bate gossipsl IN a
Canton Grape shaul Wei. bet the PEG,
pie talk thai choose, ! say nothing bat
Ia Ike TO lnoW vhai business she ha,
smiling at thosc handsome clerks IN
Chairvss s,rcct--ihat I would :" Ani
Mrs Blabbcr ,hrcs herself on the soi-
10 a swe1n, overcome With Nirtuous IN
dignailon.-- y. q. Crescent
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The Seventh Exhibition

IOU the sutourags Dtsnt of Antsrts ala
! Manufactures and tils Mechanic Arts, uhasi The
dif,fti,u - the Mas Charitable Mrchanlr Assueis
ti,u . va b. upsHrd 81 lanuri and tlHnl Hail. 10
the Iitg ~ hatnn. " fdus-iaN tltfllHt d. and
closed ur ratuf1a, tttuiuF, urtiFt ], ir.Al
The Manager. frspsrtirtly invite and salirtf TIE
Mechanic. Manufacturer Anists. ard lntcniur- oi
COZ cuuntfy a. orrr fot Ethihiuun and Premium 81
Nurts 81 AH es,uiated o. promote the Interests "
mankind.
Medals ,of Gold silver, and nfuHgel and Honnfafy
bi'iuias " ill is Az afds a. lfruutns and me Man
sg"f pcnF' thssn-slvcs at ths stnrtrst iupafuaiiy
shall be- observed IN their disinhutiun.
Articles iof Premium should b. sent In to be
frEstsrd D., ths Receiving Cl,tks, atthe Halls ~
before September t. 1855
frr-i. wishing iar mot, pariicaihr Information rt
Nius 60 The lth September st copies oi the uu
Lar containing the precise hHr. and Regulations II
the exhibition. will please sddfnss tht Srfutay ~
the Association, ll-.t paid Al Bu.tun. ~ ufdsf ui
the Managers. FRED u. sTiMrSOA, Stcfetar,
Bosinn, June .. isSJ 2i-2n
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NEW STORE. NEW GOODS
EEDREE u EDIE "a

JIANiND LEASED the stofr fcccntiy ucrupied ~
III tbsrlos Page. curnet ~ West ~ and Merchant.
Row. would announce o. the citizens of Rutland and
vicinity, that the, have Just fcturrd iruu market
with and " I'll collected stock vt Spnng Gpsd~,
comprising pau MANI drbic and elegant Il, ios ~
DRESS GOODS Eiark silks, Velvet Uanres, Plain
STA bafaFos, striped hsfaFes Stn~d riaid ruplins,
rtRn fupiins, Bavanhn Cloths. Mamuisa i.ustfr-
rarsiHu Cloths, Fancy aud Plain poi.ant Patterns,
Printed Musllns and Lawns, Hfuwr aud White Linen,
and Embossed Table Spreads. knitting and TidN
Cotton, Sl-,u and sksm do, Hosiery, BLACK, tulorrd
and White Nd. Sdk, Lislo Thread, and Cotton
Gloves, Silk and Linen Hdk &c., Tahatl Rihtuns.
~ u nm
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Still Later.-Summer Goods

~ the Peoples Low Ptcc Store, No. ! Merchants
Row near the Depot, \ new supply oi Goods, well
adapted ihe season. selected Win the greatest care,
bought low, aud will BE- sold A. low the lowest.
1000 yards plain, tihrd and figured liatares-- llr
taste, mudos and b'auty, most cAcClontly designed
$500 yards Muslin- and Lawns consisting of " bite
printed. sputicd and check of all grades.
1900 yards Imported and American Ginghams
20 pieces Barge Dcaincs
~ Muslin nrlaincs
l2j rnbts nfcvtD shade and style, from fur
cents up. GEO. II. COLE & co.
June sth
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National Life Insurance Company,


Capital and Accommodations, sII5 900.
IN the Mutual principle, and al thu profits Tor the
benefit q the insured. q" 4 NortErs Baai frf fkf
HasR aAa tAs O'ThaH aHd reoe iase.tasSt for ne
Cag,taitsLn
The Publir are invited TO Investigate the impufan,
subject Of LATE Insurance, and also the claims at this
Company. Pamphlet containing the names of IT. OF
beer and sns Of usinrs-, may 0" had app cation
10 the suhss nber and also ANY Information aud
AnCu 10 enrcuur insurance.
D.. flERrpiNT, Agent
Rutland Tsb 10 lsis 6-h
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SPRING FASHIONS
FOR 1893

ArNs. prUKtNs MOCK nj TGANp.
I'uE sshssrts,s cordially tnsii.. The
u rutiH 81. b. rsfif sspa.Isan.f M poo Cd
sslssst .tr-t Hf t..s. sfrsfiaf ttff ts.f iaft % W
hrs tlfei tn-,q so Dol eusliif aHa ssissst's VI so
ftsiI alau s.ii's sI--r' q 500 aIf.fiss
COAT.
nisrt i,foa, apa io..A. U.sls Cs.tutarau.
tuus fiafl COVE
uus tf-ss n-usa
uf.uN i.0csH
Hius tIsti. ,f.,t nf.un. snd pfal Nttt Ci.fhs.
sartt aul to~.As
PANTS
uast p,-aatf. utass taastrIt.t.
Isurs eIuH. MtUd afua.
Nltrd tIra. iautt airs
uia,. fbur, eos Wlted ~aitutf &C., 80
Nfrr~t
ti,ft Fsfi-, IaHst lslrfrd SIt.
Ianri bnuadIrf.
Nairhsta hiF Msfstill-.,
iasrhr. Ishsf o.
A-o iafF' BOG of ,hsae bsa,i Ci''bHr 80 ',rp
o., seat
NOtTu'r ANu BuYS' CLOTHING
intend g. terr ,i.-k sufficient go 1rst ths Wirh
Of Ell. ut tir uissi arisfuyfd stie aul 1uaiiN.
FURNISHING gpnpe
shfrs, npsains, Collar, thart Shirts. Draw ~,
iiandt rrriioit, tratst,, Stasts. bncos,
GlDtrs. Hosirp, tiath., anf
iiaH Brushes. Wallet.
fur NHnics,
Performer. this. ffU.
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BOOKBINDERY.
TUE subscribers take pleasure D

TUE subscribers take pleasure In an
h"nring T. ihff patrons and the puhlir, thai they
have recently hiind up in connection win their Job
PRINTING and stationary, bnokhindcn, aud haNrst-
CURED the services ~ Mr. {. :. Anktss, fnpncry II
Huntington, To- take charge If The same. Thcy are
prepared 9" receive order, f,r work Of every dr-cnp
ton. We have me nf ltickuk's best Ruling Machines
M operation, aud are ready a. execute the mnsi din
cult oi printed and ruled Blank wufk together with
every vancis 81 BLANK Books Iscd by the bushes.
community az lyle not 10 be surpsssc ht aus estah
hshfnent Ia New England. MsraHinr~ paninhrfs
Newspaper, etc. bound With care. They have con
stantly hand large assortment ~ sataner, tteh
M'i ohet AZ thr lowest price,. Order fur Printing
binding, nT Stationery, solicited aud ftrruird vltb
promrtnsss and hdclir. q. 4 FUTILE a 90
Rntiand Ma, ~, 1853 g-eu
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LINZ
b. ssr ~ go -ur COO fsfsssfssf esfs
tie as o t,uin g. .ss-. plt yi,4f
~ sHIaans' a.si.
Tnf sssrssisiss s=sfs b. ~ts4f
Htr 500 -
w. nanl.au eafs Hfa~saaf 60
ut.a a-. COL isnf
TI.HAt B.sfI assaf fvttsisss ~
s.sssa urHf
fnf -hi, TO- iafaauf n,sfs,sf r-ssus
fHHuss IiH fIriH
WtsI aftfFfa q ufteI.. ~ ia.sHs
THt rn~ v'osn g.
fe ut n.s ffftss sI.atrs wuss
fH iiIa1aes slus
D. saa,aai..i ehnt 10 ,iis u',s'f
TO- aari4as ~ ne
~ Hfr be- boys Hf rufu sH f.fit
500. uasias ed n,si.
Tees o. tssft ia ssrf
flee.n.' frf
Fass.fs
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Guernse5's History Of tho Uni
America.

Designed tvf Schools Extending from ihr discover
OF tmrricH ht columbus tu The present time "a iti
numerous Maps aad Engraving, together Nth O.
notice of American Nntiquiuc- aud the Indian
Tribe. it lghtr Guowery, \ NJ
This - trIlS American WORK one that will causc tho
pupil ~ fus1ul his own county with love and rover
euor sChuui Histories commonly leave vast au1uut
ct information unnuticrt, and present pnl, dp dc
tail Nh. Guernsey has tsktu onutrl, different
cpur-, and has given ali that could lc given, due
order and prnpnftinu.
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c. Carpenter,

ShN STREET, nooE ,or1H ~ Il.rtni CngEril
Deal'f In an knds II
l'AhlLl IkOs LkiI~, VII . suprnot BLACK and
L Green r. T., r. IT, T., brow d code, and p.i
'cfih-d loaf sugar, Molas-r-, iainpoil N14 soda.
GRAND and unFnaind Spice. shsiion's sups nor
W airi proof Leather foith, tls pius utra ofai
Sbps hiarkinr'l and yanct, ufi IaaEes ,i,,s.. y
fnffei iutirr', Table do, Ncedr- pins Hob. aud
Bye, ~ kst books, Pocket, Back and side fornl.
h.f"i-, haa4H Sifui~, shaving sap Huishss, Ae
y y. G. Carpenter has, also, hriHu,r's iArrrse
tifhdihf 90 ih' lsi q Mas urti Tor thr imfl-sc af
friaiiuE -rifas iIluf. 90 sisf,sa stsalai ard ne
eAastfa. purplsrs only.
Rufand. Marin o.. Is.l ior
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tstf VI nH~r 10 tsssis.iasf lsrs
wi.i., ri.Hfti..ff s.tfsr. anfr
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sstf ~ efrt bel nst.isds-s isfs
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BuDins GHund,
HAVING had more than % years c1pcyi.rr. IN
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people " find u Tor their Interest To employ him in
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Also Pistols, Gun Locks, Muulds, Wofmers, HAIL
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viii meet thrif APPRECIATION. Also just received a
new styic-fTvuch 'Assim-fr Hat Please call and
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