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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
ID ). HoUcH AuctiDneer
II INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW and SECOND


GREAT and PEREMPToRY SALE of 109 LOTS
~ at Auction, Jamaies L. sEPTEMBEa6 q n o'cloeh
w. JAMES COLE SON vii ssl ~ saati0n the EorDs
At Jamaica J. 100 beautifully saated Los f ssneel private
residences These lots all the ieDbt ,cb
schools aeademss sc beins portion Of property sis
belonging 10 stephen Tyson Esq They b. sold that
please BE- on band and lot ebsap yDg Ga tho d
Of ale the will leave the depot AZ the Sou lO0oek
A. ~ Sale o'clock trains oach var DAILY
Tine from South Ferry sbou, % minus PaFe shns al
have tickets bali price the Office foot Of Bro1ty
the day Of sale For &C. call the ac08esr No
Fulton at klyB nd No "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

Bal OF Loekport ~ Y security for tho payment Of proms
psjbr order which for said Britain,
sole benefit This sale to satisfy the execution ,9 got. sPn s'
note CALVIN CUTTER
A. NJ MERwrS Aueronsrr.
by BANGS BROTHERS Il Co.-Trade Sales
- Rooms No IS Pork.row.
Nswiosk FALL TsAoE SALE o. Book, srn.gorYys Plaza
t8 O'Clock and continued tho khout that and 10 following ~ee
PY VIRTUE Of CERTAIN ASSIGNMENT, bear
l)ngdate July 3 1855 made by CLARK5ON BROwS d ne c
hereby tho 9th day Of September next
10 o'clock ~ the premise. aos " ID and bsthnnes in
Hoaso Lot Shop. sso steam Engine and bO
Skating Scs sso Turning Machine splitting saw horcing W.
Any peB sns purchase the above property be hS
As5 ot Of Lumber 600 Door. 800 saahes OILS Tupsntns
HOnes Ola, Wagon, Household HgrntuIs, Nc
New.York Aug -, 1854 A. r. PACKARD, A~s""s
EXECUTORs SALE Ohio Farms for sale a. aus
II ton On TUESDAY Sept st. Csrsvie thse very ylas
bic Farms Ia Belmont County Ohio consisting Of so The
fs psTieusrs sypy 70 Join THoaPsos Soanas VI
rInla or, JOSEPH foULKE. No. % Soutbst Nsv.fors
EXECUTOR SALE-Ohio Farms for sale 1T aue
- ton on IIEspAY ssg. n at ID o Two vsS
ss n S w, .aS I'VE % s sS olo RIVER aud
Terms easy 10 purchasers o.,..,., - go
virginia or to JOSEPH F0GLKE No. % s,ati g. Yors
d s. HoUSa, Auctioneer
INTENSIVE SALE OF NEW and SECOND
IL HAND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ~ Nos % North ssi
% Old Willmst near Chsthans, on TUESDAY Sspt VI
Of IN order make for fresh CO
about % be received tI the M trade consists q tho sns
,S T' IsS ss' d. .sy sSd sY 0.' s cd
stoves Nc. Ao variety u Goods viz qianiy of b.
tfol Lounges rosewood and mshossny mbetop Tab
Table ccmmodes Bed.eads secretaires Loo glasses Sal,
positive, without regard 20 weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05
[xIANTEn-A yonnp married coupe are desirous ol

w obtaining residence family having small children
WHO live n would like TO make ch arrange
men company han fr the profit arising rom
Tsy would well furnished and good sized
chan Der (which required they hen would nInsh excu
vey Themselves good house good accommodation and knd
peope Price great object al all reasona
bic Such cement II mutually satisscior may be
for year Address H. W. Box No le at the oihbe OF
Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-05

NEXSEN Il Co.-WESTERN LAND AGENCY,
~ Lafayette Ind Office in NewYork No So Wast. Govern
lands located BY cash commissions
Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Judiciou locations made
newly projected railroads the above States wraze ONE
HUNDRED PER CENT Parties interested should
ply Immediately the best locations being daily taken
N personally inspect ell entrusted them For
further information circulars apply the Land Warrant Office
Of r. j. COLEMAN. No. 6S Wa-st.
REFER j. w Rumsey, Esq, President New-YOrk John
Thompson Esq Banker do Carpenter VeImye; do do;
Woolcv Bankers Indianapolis Purdue Stacy Co. Mer
chants Iahyete Page Bacon Co. Banker ST Louis DeKe
Co BANKERS, Philadelphia.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

THE FoRcE OF HABIT.-The fol
lowing amusing story is a striking IL
lustration of the force Of habit. A
blooming Irish girl entered the SER
vice Of lady who was i'll with con-
sumption. A friend of the invalid
sent twice a day to enquire how she
was. Ellen regularly brought down
the answer, my missis' compliments,
and she had very Indifferent night !"
or, "My missis' compliments. and
she feels very weak to-day" This
went on for six weeks and Ellen
seemed to grow more and more sem
sible Of the kindness and attention ev-
cry time the messenger came. The
compliments were sent back as usual,
but the intelligence became sadder
and sadder At length one day,
when the friendly enquiry after the
health Of her mistress came as before,
poor Ellen crept to the door, with
swollen eyes streaming with tears,
and sobbed out the melancholy an'
swer, "My missis' compliments, an(
she died this morning at eight o'clock. ,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

RUMsEILING FOR PUBLIC GooD.-
The Southern (Ky.) Argus, relates
a horrible murder committed by a
drunken father, one Geo. Morrow, a
blacksmith, upon his son, Harry Nor
row, youth of seventeen years. The
father ordered the son to leave the
house, but the son hesitating, the
father seized his gun. pushed his son
out of the door, and fired at him, the
whole charge entering his forehead,
taking off the entire upper part, and
seattering~ the 4brains I'm a horrible
manner.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08
A New WAY TO QUENcH THIRST

A New WAY TO QUENcH THiRsT.-
In certain village lived very hon
est farmer, who, having number Of
men hoeing in a field, went to see
how his work went on. Finding one
of them sitting still, he reproVed him
for idleness. The man answered, |
thirst for the spirit" "Grog, you
mean, l suppose" said the farmer ;
but if the Bible teaches you to thirst
after the spirit, it says also, hoe ! ev-
cry one that thirsteth. ,"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08
Press Onward.


This is ever the motto Of the true
friend of temperance, The past is
valual le to him for its lessons. The
present is valuable for its blessings
and its enjoyments. But the great
future is the field to which his earnest
eye and soul are ever directed. Faith
points him to a glorious day of trl-
umph away yonder, in the distance
and fixing his gaze upon it, he Tor
gets the trials of the past, and the
difficulties of the present. he climbs
the steep bill side, leaps every oPPo-
sing ditch, surmounts every obstacle,
and chases from him, as phantom OF
despair, every lurking thought of fail.
ure. Onward is his morning and
evening song; and onward he goes,
whether few or many bear him COM
pany.
Friends of a persecuted cause ! this
should be your watchword. You have
been spit upon, insulted, injured, mis-
represented, and almost crushed In
the dust. You have suffered almost
every hardship, endured almost every
privation, encountered every opposi-
ton. You have been deceived by
professed friends, and encompassed
and cheated by wary enemies. But
the n is not on your heads, and the
battle is not yet fought. Truth and
Right are where they ever have been
and justice only sleeps to strike ere
while, heavier blow. Get ready
now, for another struggle, and be pre-,
pared to strike deep and heavily fol
the faith you have professed. Lee
your first blow aim at and reach the
very vitals of the enemy. And very
soon, black though the cloud now
about us may seem, we shall see Il a
enemy writhing at our feet, in the ag
ony of despair.
What is there, let us ask, in all the
disasters of the past, that should dis
hearten US? Have we not triumpheo
in every field to which we challenged
our foes, or to which they dare chal'
lenge us I? Party discipline and love
of Office, united with the skill of the
gambler, have enabled them to fill our
natb iths. sharp thoEng aDds rugged
rocks but have they not ever had to
fee before us in the open field, and to
strike their black colors whenever we
have raised the battle cry? Shall we
then, because he gods made mad
such as are doomed to destruction, sit
down and weep away the heart we SO
much need for future labors? Shall
we not rather again buckle on the ar.
NOR, and again sound the alarm p
Shall we not, like men of soul, and
men of faith in the everlasting God,
raise still higher our standard; and
shout to each other, louder and louder
still, " Onward! Press OnWard! -
r. l. Advocate.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

TIE TOBACco CROP Private letters recei-
we'd within the last day or two from he prin-
cipal tobacco regions state that they have had
rains which has given a little more encourage
ment to planters. We have seen a private
dispatch from New Orleans which says that
there is great exsitement in that market
Factors we're asking an advance and had with
drawn from the market. The stock was 4O,-
600 hhds, which is large.
A private dispatch from Philadelphia says
tobacco had advanced there.
The stocks Of manufacturing tobacco are
large. -LOHisvilIe Journal, 30tk.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

The cost of all this to the consumers is not
less than one hundred millions Of dollars a
year The yearly consumption Of Coffee in
the United States is 81 lb Uer head, five
times more than in Great Britain. 1t is
thought that the introduction Of Coffee and
Tobacco have cOnduced to the promotion of
sobFiety, and that the enormous sums exPend.
ed in these commodities would without them
be thrown away in buying intoxicating drinks.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

COFFEE are about dozen species
of the genus to which COsfee belongs, bat all
of them are inhabitants Of tropical climates
The coffG Gra6icG alene is cultivated and
Yields the article known in commerce Its fa-
vorite locality is on hill sides, at an elevation
Of from 1000 to 5000 feet above the level Of
the sea. The following is an estimate of the
Coffee produced in every prrt Of the world at
the present time:
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

A DROP TOO MU'H There is a
good story told in Scottish newspa-
per. A tavern keeper in Kelso had
recently erected shower bath in one
Of his rooms, part of which was fitted
up as a sort Of a bar, or tap-room, as
they call it on the other side. One
evening an Irishman, who happened
to be drinkinL alone with few COM
panions in one of the boxes, rose up
for the purpose of ringing for more
liquor. Looking around the room for
for the bell-cord, his eye fell upon
the rope attached to the shower
bath. BE Saint Patrick = said he,
l have found the bell-rope at last J.
and seizing it, he gave strong pull,
and pull all together In an in
stant he was drenched to the skin ;
and almost frantic with rage, to the
no small amusement of his compan-
ions, he roared out:
'Oh, be the powers,' is that the
way ye play tricks upon travellers ?
Be jabers, if had that big baste Of
a landlord foornist me, Id soon tache
him better manners.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

A RUMoR.-There was a rumor at Wash
ington on the 26th, that Senator GwIN had
been killed in q duel with Mr.. Nc CoRKLE,
which it was announced he was intending to
fight iB California. The report could be traced
to no responsible source, and is undoubted-
ly false.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

p Hamilt"n Shields, ESQ who establish.
ed the Norfolk Beacon newspaper in 1915 and
conducted it until 1884, died at No rfolk on
Wednesday, in the 66th year Of his age.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

The question Of f"Wsr or No war;" with
Russia, has been submitted to the French
keople by Napoleon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
To the Afflicted.

T0R. JASEPH, the Celebrated Indian Doctor has ar.
IL rived in town, and can be consulted at No ll3
Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
The Doctor Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism Cont, Dropsy, Fits, Epilepsy, Piles Can
ker in its most malignant form, Constitutional afTec.
tons Cholie Billions Flatulent and Painters Debility
partly decay cd Bones, Gravel, Caarrh Diseases of
Children, Il fdmaton of the Bronchial Tubes, of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Darrhe, Dysentery and al
most all diseases of tho Blood
Also, all diseases incident to Females, such weak
ness, and all the like My me1cine will restore them
ngaia to full vig0T snd use ulness.
Come and be not f4itnless. I'll cure that lame
and almost broken back aud blotched face, that spit
ting up of the food likewise, that Fisua in Ano in
Periu@um Lachrymas, and The worst cases Of
Quinsy cured by my Vegetable Medicines in very
short time.
The Vegetable remedies which the God of Nature
has spread out with such richness and profuson
every hill, dale field aud forest have at last TO the
rescue, ana Consumpves may Live and not Die!
The Doctor is also justly celebrated and distinguished
for the hundre Is of wonderful he has made and
for his sound and philosophical views upon a disease
which carries terror with y wherever 1t appears, which
has brought multitude of ills upon a humanity, and
whose consequences often felt by the innocent as
well as the guilty. Mercury in the cure of this
disease, and nave never failed much as one case.
DIR j. after great labor and expense has succeeded in
Inventug and perlecnng medicine which ls wonderfully
effective in producing sautary change and restoration
from the long lis of diseases mentioned to a vg-
Orous health These medicines have been tried with
the happiest result, by thousands many of the
have been OF than ten years standing, by taking
them in hand, and by simple treatment with his meli-
cine, has wrought perfect cure. tie does not leave
these important facts upon his assertion he ap.
peals the numerous certificates which gratitude
alone has put IN his possession
Please try the Doctors grea; and potent remedies for
do know that they will yet millions TO rejoice
and tie exceedingly glad
Medicines, with all directions, carefully pached and
Forwarded TO any place In the United States
Very Respectfully,
DR. Is. +. JASEPH,
ob honip No lib Main ~ Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty Of
THE HAIR.
NHE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is, an universal expression of entire sasiaction.-
Is warranted to eradicate the pand,u prevent Raid
ness or tendency to turn gray prevent the falling Of
the hair preserve its color render II soft pliable and
glossy and good condition for curling eradicate the
animacu@ which Ia destructive TO the hair Temrve
the scurf, scad head, relieve headache &c. The
Excelsior Hair TOnic being purely vegetable prepaIs
tiOn is the thing the only thing worthy of its name.
BdidnesS-Should any one desire 10 see his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks, let him make
thorough use Of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Failing or L0osening of the Hair. II this disease
be neglected, IL will prove the precursor OF badness
result which is by no means desirable one and which
can easily be avoided BY thorough use Of the Excel
eior Hair Tonic. ff
Dandr4T and Sour6--Ths disorder, in most cases
owing to neglect or want Of proper attention, may be-
easily ana entirely Obviated by the uso according d.
rections, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic sI
Headache II you would be relieved Of headache
and the gloomy dsagreeabe feeling attendant upon il.
and IN their stead be inspired with the reviyng refresh
ing, aud hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear, and brain FREQ and active use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic. ..t
Liniment.-For Wounds, Bruises, spralns, Agues,
Rheumatism, Chiblans Stings and Bites Of Insects,
Sore Throat, Pimpes Chapel Hands, &c, a most ex
celent and valuable lnmen The Excelsior Hair Tonic
Chttdren--it may be used upon he heads oil children
Prepared only by LOMBARD CUNDALL, Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications tor
agencies must DO addressed
PRICE TWENTY-FIvE CENTS.
AoErrs-CALDwEI L a. HILL, e, II. MARSH
and ID. SCOTT, Jr. and acid by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &c., Throughout the United states and the
Canadas. aus dawte
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17

DOR Preserving and Beautifying The Hair for Civ
L ing 10 the Hair soft and glossy appea ancr, re
moving scurf and Dahdruf destroying Hair Eaters,
curing Headache and all Hamors of the Scalp, this
preparation is unequalled by any other in the world
P8ICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
None genuine without the signature OF ]. A. PERRY,
sole proprietor
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by Burr IL
Perry al the New England Patent Medicine Depot No.
l Cornhi Boston.
Agents in Worcester. JAMES GRFEN, and E. II.
MARSH, md sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
throughout the United States and Canadas.
ie27 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
INSURANCE.

Etna N urance Company, Hartford
Capital $780,, 900.
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford,
CAPITAL $3.50 00O.
American Insurance Company, Providence,
CAPITAL $3.50 90.
Home I N r n m p an v, New York
iptal $500,0O0.
The above named Companies continne TO insure
upon favorable terms. For further particulars, inquire
of A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OIL dawtf Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
j. RUSSELL sPALDING'S
AND CASTOR OIL

Is the hest article for the Hair in the world. There
fore use them if you wish
lst-To beauty The hair.
2d-1O curl the hair elegantly.
3i-To remove the dandruff efTectually..
4th-To restore the hair TO bald heads.
5th-rO give TO whske.s a beautiful appearance.
6th-TO prevent the hair from falling of.
nh-To cure all diseases OF the scalp.
9Th To dress false hair elegantly
9th-To cure the headache.
l0th-To kin hair eaters.
1lth-To keep the hair from turning gray.
l2hTO dress chdTens hair beautifully, and lay the
foundation for good head Of hair
l3h-If You do not wish grease and soil the bon
net cap hat pillow and everything coming in contact
with the hair, use SPALDING'S ROSEMARY.
All genuine will have the signature of the manufac-
turer and proprietor, J. RUSSELL SPALDING,
Druggist aud Apoihecary, 20 fremont Row
Opposite Museum, Boston, Mass
Sold in Worcester by NJ b. Green d. scott, E. II.
Marsh, and Sibey & Scott deod-weow6mfp aul2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
won HsTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
s
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

The following List, representing houses in
zach branch of trade, is submitted the citizens of
Worcester County, and the public generally, with The
fullest confidence that persons in of the products
of Wore Work Shops or the Merchandise of Wor-
cester Stores in of the branches here enumerated
will be able to supply themselves short notice and
upon reasonable be met with in Boston
elsewhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
Nerimack mutual Loan Funa AsgociatiOn.

VNHE success of Associations, of this kind in other
Cities, Induced thu Secretary this Association
to prepare Books Tor subscribers to Stock the Lowell
Mutual Loan Fund Associations in November last. The
Association formed, aud now the Shares, which
thirteen dollars have been paid valued at thirty six
dollars each, thus showing the rapdity of accumua
tOn, for scheme has been devised by which the
accumulation has been rapid having all the advan-
tuges and securities Of a Savings Bank, with greater
profits. The great benefits conierrel by their opera
tiOn in the alleviation of rent and removing ineum
brances from property, must forcbly present them
selves to every intelligent person Amy avng
property incumbered, can by taking advances OF his
Shares, receive from the funds of the Association
sum sufficient to the ncumbrance, and repay
the Association BY payments each month, having
era years to pay it, making comparatively easy aud
if he wishes to build purchase house, this way his
rent may be turned to assist in paying for his
hOu e, or if he pays dollars per month into the
Treasury, he will accumulate the sun Of five hundred
dollars, in rom six to eight years. according to the OPP
CREATIONS thus far. The Books of this Association
now open for subscription, and the public are invited
call and learn the advantages. Ike any inquiries,
anime the plan of operation, and subscribe tor Stock
at the Office OF the Secretary, No ., Nesmith's New
Block. SAMUEL MCIN TIRE, Sec'y,
Who is also Agent for first lass Life aad Fire Insur
ance Companies. ola dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
HAIR OILS, &c.
LYONS Kathairon. .

lust Received fresh supply, which will he sold at
" Wholesale or Retail at the owest cash price, by
BUSH & co Botanic Druggists,
s led dif "a Front street.
UE50qa asaIr Dressing SALOON
EEEsSRS JANKINS d. CLOUGH would most re
Nh spectluly inform their patrons, and the public
generally, that they have fitted up Hair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid sly over The Jewelry Store of L.
H. Goddard & Co, in the new Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt Attendance
upon all vino may favor them with call. Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have carried the business in this city,
both separate and together, they trust that this new
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINS,
decl4 dtf F. A CLOUGH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
PATENT AGENCY,
AND
MANDATORY.

No. 207 Main ST., (up Stairs,) Worcester
THE subscriber continues to make Models of all
/ kinds, (wotkiug il required aud warranted to an
the requsiiian of the Patent Oice) and TO lur-
nsh Drawings, Specifications, etc. procure Pa
tents Being connected with OF the best Agents in
Washington (see reference beow,) he is en- ,hled 10
obtain Patents with the least possib delay and
pense. q ARNOLD,
No POT Main st Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-17
FRENCH. ENGLISH,
AND
AYaNIEsICAN MILLINERY

'TNHE Ladies' Of the United States are respectfully in
vited to visit the magnificent Show Rooms of the
subscriber The arrangement she has recently entered
into fer supply OF the latest styles of Foreign MILL
merry iron Madame Lehaeur, the celebrated miliner
in Paris, and Mrs Lamartine, Bond street. London,
geher with her superior taste enables her pre-
her friends, and the public in general
this season. the extensive and attractive display
of FALL Goods in her line of business ever offered for
sale in this cOnntry.
Mrs S. has 10 acknow ledge the receipt Of any com
pm ntary letters from the trade throughout the Union
chases and Of the complete approval Of the style and
finish OF all the goods ont and she happy
that the WHO LESALE department is still under the
same management MIS- VIM. SIMMONS,
aug30 d3m SEA Broadway, New York.