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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-28

An Experienced Dressmaker can be found
applying AZ 2Ss Main 81, up stairs, Room /.
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W B. w selby will sell large lot Of Furniture a.
Auction, this morning, at Horticultural Hall See AID.
ertisemcnt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NtTIGE.

NOIAtACs
The subscriber, having taken the Office formerly
occupied by EDWIN HAVEN, in The west Ante
Room Of Horticultural Hall, wend give notice thai he
is ready transact all kinds of business connected
with an Intelligence Office. II persons NAV resi- a.
sured who to hire or let labor or Sc Houses
House Lots, Lands, and Farms shall have done right
and mistake, by calling at his Office, on Front ST.
opposite the City Hall FERRY THAYER.
Worcester, Oct q, 1853 ol2 dly
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One Price Clothing Warehouse
A p. WARE,

Merchant Tailor and Dealer IN Ready Made
Clothing and Gentleme1,S Furnishing Goods
Nos l69 and no Main ST., Worcester, Sore formerly
occupied by II. II. hamherIin Il COS
Purchasers will find in the above establishment every
description of CLOTHING and HNISHlNG
GOODS in prouse variety and the Clothing is generally
of very superior workmanship and style. it being al
made by persons in the immediate employ of Mr.. are
urder the supervision of a careful assistant.
Nc similar establishment in the Commonw ealth is
conducted upon more liberal scale, or can present
stronger Inducements for genarsl patronage. very
small and uniform profit upon great amount of husl
ness is the controlling idea in each department. Tie
common practice of demanding great prices getting
The largest possible sum- here systematically iepuda.
ted and instead; the honorable and just ue of 'one
price only, is adhered with strict fidelity. Every
garment is marked in plain figures the lowest price
il can he sold and from the price there abae-
variation.
10 can fail TO perceive that this is the only Just
ind strictly honest rule for the dealer and experience
has everywhere ahund nty proved il be in the
long much the most advanta2 the purchaser
1t is obvious that is here la le pay above he
lowesmark ct valuation for any arIica and that those
who are well acquainted With the goods, and those
who not, pay precisely the same p,ice
Tie lower story and basement of the Store are ap
propriated to the sale of Ready maze Clothing and
Furnishing Goods and in the Chambers alone fshe Gus
ment of Gonds Tor all kinds Of Coats Pants and Vests
and also large variety of Clothing OF superior work
manship. All persons lar arc near, who want any
description of MEMS OR BOYS CLOTHING, are re-
specially invited to visit this extensive and well stocked
establishment where superioTGo low prices and fair
dealing may in every case he depended upon.
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lnteIline,,cnn Moo

Having been duly licensed to keep an INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, The undersigned is prepared furnish Hotels
Boa ding houses, and Private Families with American
Country promptly attended Persons in wan, Of
help and those wishing for employment; are invited to
all
u Tenements, Stores, and Offices. TO be let.
~ MONEY to loan collateral security
angl0 dlY LEW Is Q. MUM. 233 Main 81
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Worthy OF NOtice.--Dr. Morse's Invigorotn-
Cordial, the only and safe remedy yet dscuvere'
Tor general debility, rulnous, ncapactating for soce
back limbs, and nerves, are speedily removed, with dl
recons and important advice TO the married or SINGLE
See AdUertisenent iel4 dM&Thawly
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Snow SToRM.-We record the fact for future
reference, that on Monday, the 24h day OF October,
1858, after fortnight oil delightful weather, snow
storm, with the wind from the north west set in, at
IL O'Clock A. M, and continued until about mid
night of the same day. At least eight inches Of
fell; but, except in favored localities, il melt
ed nearly fast it fell. 1t is not often we are
favored thus early witha taste Of winter.-Albany
Euening Journal.
In Vermont and New Hampshire the snow fe n
from FIVE to ffLeent inches deep the same day.
There has been no snow, yet, in this vicinity and
but little iost. TSPY.
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Constant dropping Of ~ ater viii wea-
away stone and shou Id any desire his b lid
head retiring under the shades of beautiful locks. let
him make thorough use of The ExcebiOr Hair Tonic
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County Convention.

THE FREE DEMOCRACY of The several Towns.
in Worcester County, are requested to appoint Dele
gates to meet in CoEv entiou at the
CITY HALL, IN WORCESTER,
On THURSDAY, the Sd day OF November next at 10
O'clock A. M for the purpose of nominating five per
sons as Candidates of the Free Democracy oihe Coun
ty, for Senators in the Legislature of the Common
wealth for the year ensuing appoint the necessary
Committees fer the year, and upon any other
business that may properly come before them
The towns will send three times as many Delegates
respectively hey entitled representatives in
the Legislature.
Per order Of the Co. Committee,
o24 DIFF A. TUCKER, Sec'y.
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MIS- =. o o d w In, inexperienced n nj succe
fnl Midwife, holds herself IN readiness day and man
te attend to the duties Of her profession Residene
No. 6A1stn street ooi i,f
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LEWIS C. MUNN. AuctiOneer.
nled to Office, 233 Main st., up stairs
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Special Notice 10 owners of Houses.
The subscriber is constantly having calls for Houses
om the best OF tenants Persons having fenement to
et find good customers without trouble, and free
233 Nam street, up stairs. LEWIS C.MUNN
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For Sale 500 bbls. of first rate quality of Winter
Apples, by DRAPER CLARK
Worcester, Oct. &c, 1858 DIFF
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FREE DEMOCRATS ATTENNI
Soil Head Quarters,
Attention Free Democrats,

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of wOrceste. are IN
formed that their HEAD QUARTERS opened day and
evening. in the neat and commodious room, over the
store Of Richmond q TIowbridge, next door South Of
the U. 8 Hotel, which place they will find the news
papers of the day and good supply Of documents for
gratitutious distribution The skies are brght-the
cause is onward o2G diff
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nliller,s Onerntton

TOT ETHilg Iteth UVerEXpOsed Nerves.
This opefation originGi with the subscriber, has
heen performed by him, during two and half years.
nearly three hundred times with The loss of one tooth
only, so far as known, Also, by several distinguished
Dentists, whom he instructed Than years ago
who have been emlnently successful. BY no other
method of treatment heretofore in use can so many
teeth be saved after their living membranes become
exposed. s. Z. MILLER.
decll 5,f
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The Greatest Medical Discovery of the


MR.. KENNEDY, Of Roabury has discovered in on,
of our common Pasture Weeds a remedy that cure.
every kind of umor, from The worst Scrofua dow
u Pimpe. He has tried it in over eleven tnu
bred cases. and never failed except in two cases. hun
der humor.) He has in his possession over-two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure u nursing SIRE
mouth.
One three bottles will cure the worst kind Of PIN
pies on the face
Two three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottles is warranted 10 the canAer in
the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is warraIted to cure the worst
cnse of Erysipelas.
One Two bottles is warranted cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted TO cure running of the ears
and botches among The hair.
-Four 20 six bottles is warranted TO corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scay eruption of the skin
Two 10 three bottles is warranted 10 cure the Wors
case of rinsworm.
Two 70 three bottles IS warranted cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism
Three four bottesis warranted salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the of scro-
lua.
benefit is ALWAYS experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure warranted hea the above quantity
is taken
Reader. peddcd over thousand bottles of this in
the vicinity Of Boston, ! know the effects of it in
every case So sure water will extinguish fire 70
sure will this cure humor Eever sold bottle of 1t
but thar bottle sold another after trial it always
speaks for itself There two things about this hen.
that appears to me surprising first that it grows in
pasures in places qule plenty. and yet its value
has been known until l discovered it in 1886
second, that ii should all kinds of humor. have
given il TO children year old, up to old men Of sky,
from the hOneest woman in Boston, up the belle of
Nonantun, and in all cases the cure is certain No
change OF diet necessaryeat the best you can
get. have likewise an herb when simmered IN sweet
OIL dssolves scroulous swelling Of the neck and under
the ears-pIice SO cents
Directions for USe.-Adult table spoonful pc.
day children eight years, desert spoonful child.
from five TO eight years, tea spoonful As no di
rection be applicable to all constitutions, take
enough to operate on the bowels twice day
Mr., Kennedy gives personal attendance in bad cases
OF ScrofuIa.
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
100 Warren street. Rox1ury. For sale by REDDING
g. co 6 State street. Boston
For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, M. 3 Green, s.
G. White ~ Co., G. A. Harrington Co., E. II. Marsh
+. d Weaherbee, Caldwell 8 Ilii Bush d Co., James
Green, L. 7, Laze sbley Scott Clappville Geo.
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WIN. :. MA2ToN

Attorney and Counsellor at Lao,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
VomMissIoNER OF DEEDS, for New York, New Ier-
sey, &C., No. Harrington Corner, Worcester.
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An Experienced Nurse can be found on ap
pcaion at 2S3 Main ST., up stairs, Room |. OF dly
Girls that understand House Work, can be had by
applying at 23S Main ST., up stairs, Room ol9 dly
To Gentlemen and Ladies.
Gentlemen wishing well made Shirts, BosOms, and
Collars can ear OF LaOes. accustomed TO nice sewing
on application TO the INTELLIGENCE OFFICE 1893
Main st. Ladies who have nice se~ TO do can also
be accommodated SO dly
Goddard g. TVvichell's QuadriIle Band
prepared to furnish Music on all occasions.
Apply to N. p, GODDARD, Mulbnry street.
r. w. TW ICHELL, Fruit street.
GIL LORlNG'S Music Store, 2J3 Main ST.
$40 DIFF
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PATENT AGENCY,
W. ssEDElL MANDATORY,

No 297 Main ST., (ap stairS,) Worcester.
'I'HE subscriber continues TO make Models of an
i kinds, working required, and warranted 10 nn-
swer the requlsi9n OF the Patent Ohce) and 10 tuy
nish Drawings, Specifications etc. and t. procure IA
tents Being connected win OF the best Agents N
washington, (see reference below,) he is en- aled Co
OBTAIN Patents with the least possible delay and ex.
pense. J q ARNOLD
No. 207 Main st Worcester
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Free Democratic nTeetimgs.

ANsON BURLINGAME
VIII address the citizens Of
MILLBURY, MONDAY, Nov 18th.
FlTCHBURG, FRIDAY, Nov. lllh,
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Democratic Meetings.

Hon. N. p. BANKS, Jr.,
Will address the citizens OIL
Sutton. Thursday evening, Nov. 5.
Upon. Friday afternoon, Nov
Milford, Friday evening, Nov. A.
Holliston, Monday evening, Nov. T.
Hon. WHITING GRIsWOLD,
Will address the citizens Of
Roxbury, Friday evening, Oct %.
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A Great and Important Change

Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAZELf., Druggist, 2Ol
rect. Dl diff
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
TI,rnoprLuo,sr,.rupru

From Hon. Horace Mann's lectures
on the powers and duties OF Woman
] must be permitted to say that there
is ore department OF labor, both in the
city and IN the country, which womnn
seems disposed TO abandon, bat which,
for her own honor aud the progress Of
civilization, she ought to I'LL, The topic
is homel but whatever pertains TO home
should be delightful. Every woman
should be a good housekcepcr. a well
orderedhouse is worlhythe dignity Of be-
ing compared with well ordered State.
But Tor perfect housekeeping, as for per-
feet gcncralship, one must have seen
service in all subordinate rank- IT,
The present stale of society We need not
60 far 10 find many man who would
give all the wahzcs and polkas that a
mairician genius ever invented and
throw all The new tangled hourishcs up
on piano and guitar into the bargain for
hcalthfh breakfasts, and iof diuncfs
somewhere within fifteen degrees Of
longitude Of the appointed hour There
are no points in our " Psalm Of Life"
where duty requires q mans stomach
that il should, as Longfcllow says,
"Ifara SO I.stsi ahd to wsL"
or that it should fret wait and then
travail No higher respect is due 10 the
grcaips, inventor or discovery, than the
woman who ha. mastered the pldlo,,i.
lliy Of Domestic Economy. and Who
works ihe narhincr) OF hcr household
with astronomical order precision and
silence. Ia .uch house. even inaui-
mate things seem 10 be- endured with
diligence and 10 feel ihe force of the
cxample. "'rhe sioIk in the heavens" E"
tay. the prophet, "kuowcih her APP
pointed lime, ani lhe turtle ihc crane
and lAc saaiioa, observe ihe time of
iAr.r coming. Ani ~ i 10 in such q
hous,. a,lh al the turkcts, duck, and
.irloius iAry know and observe ihe
time uf their coming, while 90 unseem-
ly ycssels % pantry or .cuilcry, as .s8u
"a, fhcir work b douc, are Ake Jgbs
beasts. iLey go into il,sir drn, aud rr-
maia Boz iA-ir place. olrh house
keeper rIetaies iAr druierfy Of cooking
iHfa f.- dignity oi O ,rieure ller lItrA-
en if a laboratory snd she e learned
pr1irssor Her culinary pf1ertes oi
comp9'r. ios iahlns flaH,ls a b.
sraHes applied 20 ihe aHs-i1 il.e u.,st
asrfal 81 80 fhc Aa,, iAat u i.ra.iA-
masking strength hesrrlHg and loneef-
rt Mau her conlanaHis ali ffe-
trr,0., sh- -itcs l-s.1as iHfl-fapatr.
aai ii- rItaeat.t-s uul rr,aas iof
Ea.-i r4lr aatm-a ,1iaast Ariy
aHl laiat Areiipeissof', a..e fHi- n
ilr-hrr aai usIe 4rlir.sas far,it ald
,aror, 81 rsfgIe.f niH. g.-nat fuuole..H g
liract .n .fr iat.eiaii ia-re BE- t9 q 81
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pcpsy, but always cnpcpsy. Siops, pops
aud righteousness, she hulds 20 hc nn
Immortality. ~ thcs truly atr. ihus.
The seiu.sh saewnomt ot the common
table Is changed into Hygiene and The
pioss sensations oi animal appetite nrc
refined into emotions of fitness. cicraece
aud happy companion,hiN Under The
roof, serene sleep chascs away night.
marrs aud headaches. which IN FORTY.
nine eases oni of every fny arc caused
by vie c1ncociions from the hrlrr
and the acufsel iorgeucs Of mlealus.
never tormcnis Der family bat her
children have hcnrl.lu,r, instead oi
heart barn. frolies IN hcn Of ,hnlics
clean bills of health. for Druggists bills.
and hcnoyolrncc towards MI mankind.
instead Of wishing all the doctors In lhc
Red Sea. She puts TO scurn The IDEA
that the culti,ator OF the soil needs
knowledge IN order 10 turn the sunshine.
the rain, aud The other elements into
productions for our cellars ani unr
siorcrooms hut when we come 20 the
FAR more difficult, aud delicate lransmu-
tation, aHd those very productions
themselves are 20 hc turned into vital
tissues Into tho beating hemt, into
brain, rctinn,and all the papillu OF touch.
taste and smell: aye, aud into vital
spirits too, buoyancy, glce aud sponla.
ncous happiness. which nrc the token
and cilluencc of health aud then The
process may bc presided over by nn ig-
nora't slave Of tho South, or and " han.
imal' just caught from an cmigrant
ship.
The husband Of such a wife ENJOYS.
in one respect, the security of a hcrcuf.
ter, even Ia this life for he lives whore
moth and rust DO not corrupt Every
article in his wardrobe knows that It Is
on is good behavior. Ills linen never
darcs 10 be wihou, button. No seam
ever ventures like some passionate men,
Z" to rip out because it knows the in
stanlnucous penalty of having lis lips
sewcd up. How greatly dosuch house
holds promote good humor, aud all the
social and domestic virtues; and how
immensely do they lessen the labors of
the Society against Prolanc Swearing
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I,OI ~.


PiAi T. ~ T. ~ fIiiE
iicrs blooms ii,r legend 80 with times and ,han,c
Iresh a. Ne inofuing, thsaish To- esnim,es oid.
The vhlte-i iily .u tbe snisid France,
Wih hsar Of NTrlh gid.
Aiaas this sqasrs .ie moved, srssi loan II Afr.
Wini aee more psllid than dsi iii .inr,
Haifsrss. half tuuhird, ~hiis heioff her dafk
strsifh'd mo suaS 81 ivar
rvin fadsi ths ssitl, su,aEs Il l,.or ilesth
lrifo - hrf psfh. a. ifa SIND had tinpn.
tad shosed %, isinis-s EiaF. bai nshis1ss dssia,
oa ihr ie~, No-1dsa hrue.
lis vus'ld feasfi hef 10. n ta inrftit rmc
Ahte h'r fiitsd n.s.l sff f~sssri Fsur
Assib frfsfftd uus slrn', hianaf issfss--
Ti-s tfuis-s, frl efaaa.
viis a4ss iteinid,a up fhs heated 49,,
500 in ne oien Een4u aaHd ris goal
Hs,ii ss forfuv aft issfArf 80 O. pfafsf
fsr ssfb is3auiaui ss.af
Tic gentle spirit Of hcr who thus
sveeily sang the maryfdom Of R9ucn' .
heroine ha, .inre passed through = 40
frrrui gate ~ death into ihe presence
q dat ofnnf.rirut God before whom
hi,hop. and 'iaiihlr., ting" and sirp-
brrd gih, lose an distinction 81 earthly
rank Nay h.ose ho mourn Lrr ear-
~ death realize that q e. 1iiiDsr only
siio vied thr iair of nations anl moet
ihe fate n mauyrs. whose death rnr-
rirs vltA b lr-.on and o brslf exam
rlr. II g noi l,- f.reo'trr fiiai in fhe
retirement of manF aauiri home tirra
may b. foan1 those h1. ia he,r daily
fo4pi ol simple in.rs aud b,rsel ia-
Aarnce.. rhrrsh ihr $4,000 si7as, s-l
htr..r --'f'a-f.G.tt vi-rt f..ital
ia ifer-nf s'ier. eni.,i oar n4er,
anl admiration flr Jaau ~ Arr
Dana.
( E9,ioa Iuns-rif.
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Inc Family eifcIc.


A REMiNfStENtE OF ROt EN.
In the Muses. des Monuments Francd-
is, al. Paris, there is "A portrait OF singu-
lar interest. IL is of young girl, ap-
pareully some twenty years of age,
whose countenance wears Il soft and
dreamy beauty, which long hnunts the
memory Of the beholdcr. Upon her
hsad Is martial cap, with feathers, and
in her hand shield and sword, II is
Joan Of fArc.-ihe shepherd maid, whose
memory. for years assailed by dctract-
ion and the prejudice Of race, now grows
brighter as time deyelopes her charac-
ter and her virtues.
Seventy miles from Paris, in the city
OF Rouen. that ancient capital of Nor
mandy, within whose walls William the
Conqneror played in childhood, is
another memorial Of the Maid Of Or
leans. Indeed, the whole aspect of the
place recalls the age in which she lived.
| remember well how strangely the SOM
bre old city seemed to me, contrasted
with the brilliant gayeiy Of Paris, ]
had come fresh from the gid1y whirl Of
luxurious fashion along the Bowicrarf
Haiien, TO the sober quiet Of these mar
row streets, from the gilded frippcry Of
the Church of the Madeleine to the sol
emn tranquility Of the .Norm,n Caihe-
dral and the still erander Church Of st.
Ouen; ard il was ~ IL between the ris-
ing and the setting Of the sun. had
brcalhed the atmosphere Of far distant
centuries. The gray old buildings on
whose quaint carvings, arabesques, and
bas-rcliefs, the storm. have beaten for
centuries, seem to rebuke, with their
stately gravity, the brcaihlcss curiosity
Of the passing traveller. \ winding
street, darkened boy the projecting gable,
Of narrow winlowcd houses. leads from
the principal lhoroughiare to a locality
which Is usually fret sought by the
stranger. II j. where Joan Of Arc per-
shed. The details Of the scene which
has given a fearful interest 10 the spot
nos consecraied to her memory, have
an interest which viii live n long As
tia, love Of noble courage which Is in
hcrrni in every human heart; sud the
diligeni researches Of modern inyesiiga-
,ors have developed many touching par
ncular, Of that terrible drama
On the 3Oh Of May ii3l. at .
o'clock 10 the morning, Joan Of Arc,
having been condemned 10 he burned
io death. Nas bed forth 20 execution.
Her crime was devotion 90 her couni1
thsl cnuntfy uh0,c welfare ,he belics-
cd had been entrusted 20 her By spec
ial rr,flaiion fran Heaven. and hose
inicr,s ,ho iosed uah ihc enthusiasm
OF hrr ~ and her race. fof year,
si.- hai been cornmandr,l, by voices
eailire 70 hrr from ihe ,luul.. 90 bad
ihr french army on 20 victory by
daf ii.os- voices urged her onward by
..ii fhe faa Ia ,ls,ans flse form. of lo-
!, saint, siio aro, e 90 rnats hrr sArinl
ius courage ani persuaae h,r 90 falHi
i,r divine mis-aal Size had etesol
ilrir .ummon.i nasi. ailef sc-lnp.i -hius
h,r satk. bod iali1n .riim 20 trrat o.
s4t ara fii.rhasi br.rnrd BE- ibo,s
So 10 la.m .ise i.ai iai.afr.i ,'.r ras IN
. o. fi.r ir1irf furrr.f-s ~ fi.e liais .pqu..
-iim l.rur Csarlaa. B',hop "A
3 sat lsi rfe-4iel 90 dc nioal