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The Wonder Of the World.

IL This is the remedy for Colds, Coughs Asthma,
Costiveness and Consumption. II is beyond doubt, the
cheapest and most efhCieut remedy offered the
public and praised by all that use it. Read this:
Mr. Devines-Sir: heartily recommend your Com
pound Pitch LoZenge to the attention of the afflicted
At The suggestion OF Mr. Charles Ronlecon, of Lansing
bnrgh (who was stopping with my brother the
Poughkeelsie HOteD first used the Lozeuge for cough
and pain In the side of long standing The physicians
called 1t abcess of the lungs. Its relieved al
most Immediately. 1t has also cured of long and
painful costveness. consider it the best and cheapest
remedy ever brought to the attention of the pubic.
VIM. E. RUTZER.
Sold in Worcester at the General Agents prices, by
CALDWELL y ELL, Druggists, TAFT 4 Harring ton,
Grocers VIM d. FennO < Son, Jewellers, and by deal
ers generally through the country.
Orders addressed to d. Fuller g. Co, No. Will
sons Lane Boston, General Agents for N England States
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[PRICE ONE CENT.
ll)orcester DaiIp 5pp.

WON N'-Ihe following extract from speech
delivered ~ the California Senate by Mr. Sonls il
touchingy beautiful. The subject was a bin an,bor
izng women 10 act az sole traders There are mar
Ilea men out OF California as well as in IT, who NAV
look IN the glass and see themselves:
"When reflect upon the conduc; of many mar
RED men IN CaiornIa-iheir fsiIhlessnsss TO every
vow which they made at the atar-how compIetely
they fail in the performance Of their drties-ho,y
vrtuous and Industrious, faithful and patient women
are imposed upon by worthless brutes 81 husbands
as great rants at home as drunkards and debauch
ers abroad, my respect for the sex prompts me 10 do
her happiness
love woman, have loved her all nv life; and.
dying, hope TO be faithful to the same high and in.
spring sentiment. For amid all the varied scenes
temptations struggles, and hopes of existence, one
star, brighter than all oheIs has lighted and guided
me onward; if | ever had any HIGH and noble am,
bItlon, the exciting energy has been in the approving
smile coming from the eye of woman And / Judge
her influence is thus upon others. Gentle in her al.
fections, yet mighty through her inhuence-her me-
dIua rule is as powerful as the ballot box and she
only needs the protection of law against those who
have no law in their habits and pIopensities. She
has lulIed me, from my b,yhood, with the soft and
winning influence OF her virtues and beauty.
remember my first love; my baby affections at
four years OF age. | have been in love nearly every
month since save the dark and cherries DAYS and
nights which succeeded the desolate hearth ard
made the heart too desolate. And, never sir while
remember my mother, long since in the grave, Il
remember the night when she died )--never, while |
recollect my sisters, and the abuses which might
have been theirs-never while hold in nv memory
one other-and her memory is all that is left to me
shall refuse to give my voice, and my influence,
and my vote, for any measure necessary to protect
and cherish the weaker and better portion of crea
ton, against the oppression, neglect or abuse of my
sex. | hone the bill MAJ mass -
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WITcHcRAFT IN PENNsYLvANiA.-Th
Chambersburg (Pa.) Wing, of Feb. II, relates
the following singular instance of superstition,
which proves that the belief in witchcraft is not
yet done away with:
" A correspondent, writing from Fulton Coun-
ty, informs US of singular case Of supposed
wtchcraft that occurred near Sideling Ill.,
There is certain religious sect in that neghbor-
hood, calling themselves the Christian Church.
lady, one ofihe members, was taken sick and
lay for some time, until she finally imagined her
sell bewltched, and sister in the Church was
settled upon as the witch. A meeting Ct the ses-
sion was called in due season, at which the min
lsler presided, and the charge of witchcraft was
formally preferred against the lady, Beidg new
case, and we presume, not provided for in the
discipline, the session puzzled as to the proper
manner to proceed in the case. At length it wos
proposed that she should be asked TO step over a
broomstick, as il bad been said that witch could
not do SO; but the accused got over il without APP
parent difficulty, After a consultation, II was
then agreed that she should be tried in pair Of
weigh-scales, with bible TO- balance her, and IL
she was witch, the bible would be too heavy
for her. Accordingly, she was taken 10 mill,
and the experiment tried, but she proved too
heavy for the bible. II was then animated that
probably her clothing prevented fair test, and
bslsa bushel OF corn was put on the scales with
the bible, TO balance the cothing but still the In
DIV was too heavy, and the charge was formally
dismissed
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POPPING THE QUEsTIoN.-To us gentlemen
this popping the question is often no easy NATTER
1t drives, | verify believe bashlul man almost into
Mysteries Many cold sweat, many choking in
the throat, many knocking of the knees together
have these poor rascals, before they can summon
courage to ask girl to have them. But it isn't So
egad, with all. Some do it with easy impudence,
some do 1t IN set speech--some do it because thew
can't help it-and some never do it at all. but get
married as it were by instinct. Only give two low.
ers fair play, kick Your matchmaking aunts to the
deuce, ard my life for 1.-THE most demuIe will
md way OF being understood, even IL, like old Sir
Isaac Newton, they have to make love with their
foot AS they get oozier and cozier they will sit ST.
lenty gazing into each others eyes, until at last,
when they least expect it, perhaps the question will
pop out like cork from champagne bottle. It
VIII pop ITSELF It's all nonsense, this lending Young
folks helping haud--take my word for it. all thew
wish Is TO be let alone,-and If there are any con-
founded Youngsters about let them be nut to bed or
drowned, 1t don't mailer fig which. Il lovers
have no tongues, hav'nt they eyes, egad?-and
where's the smpleton that can't tell whether a GIRL
loves him, without word on her part? No one
adores modesty more than do; but the most deli
cate angel OF them all won't disguise her little heart
when you're alone with her. A bIush--a sieh-a
studied avoidance of you in company-and a low
thrilling, trembling of the voice at times, when no
one else is by, tell more than the smiles Of thou
sand coquettes. Ali You needn't, Amy, shake YOUR
head--you'll no doubt be seen enough-but If YOU
ia IN love, as you will, my word on 1.-THE ve,y
echo of one iootstep will make your heart futter like
frightened brd.--J7smy Short.
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Cur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


TN cloing their irsf yeaIss experience the subsci
i bers avail themselves the OCCASION TO express
grateful reccg Of the generous patronage which
has rewarded tIieir exertious to suit the public faste
and also make of their ntehtons
for the ensuing twelve months.
They purpose to continue 10 merit public favor by the
same tention TO their assortment of AMERICAN and
FOREIGN BOOKS, that has hitherto made il the best
selected and most general stock in Massachusetts,, and
which they intend to materially increase during the
Spring. hy importation of English and French stand
ard Publications.
Their assortment of BLANK BOOKS and STATION
cry is large and carefully seleced comprising not on
ly the whole detail of aticles but variety of each
item The addition of a rye aud entirely NEW hind
cry to their Establishment, will enable them not only
to furnish warranted article of Blank Books but afford
the reading community new facility for the furniture
men will be perfected by the best workmen with the
most modern tools, and with careful prom ptitude.
BY recent arrangement with the Worcester County
Bible Society, the large stock OF BIBLES belonging to
that Association, is removed to this Store which is also
the authorized and only Repository Of the american
Tract Society, and the American aud Mass. Sabbath
School Unions, in Worcester County,
The subscribers think thsre is little need OF recurring
to then facilities for obtaining Goods the lowest
prices for afoiG.ng them the public, the
reasonable rates They intend retain, If possible by
careful atenon to the requirements of the public the
patronage already conferred on them.
JOHN KEITH 81 CO.,
No. 239 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Feb l6 1853 dit
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To the Afflicted.

THIS is to certify that have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by disease OF the bone, for
than thirty years. and for the last five years have suffer
Lcoud obtain but little sleep night day, and
able to atteni to my business had tried great
Der of the most skiiu physicians but all without avail,
and had about given up all hopes Of ever being any bet
Ter, when was advised by friend 10 try HammOnd's
Lininent. did so, and before had used one bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have been using
more than year at different times, and have suffered
but LITTLE can therefore recommend 1t to the public
as being invaluable medicine.
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester, Dec 4th, 1852.
CALDWELL 4 HILL, 229 Main street,
jau25 Gtf General Agents.
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Ney ~ rpet Store.

No| Sf1pOI SbVAO'
FTNHE subscriber, having moved nto the new and
l. magnificent Store, No. 272 Washington street,
is now prepared offer the Trade, of the hrg
est and best selected Stocks OF
G r. h = II I n G 6
in the country embracing all the and most desra
bic patterns. from the best Manufactures in EUROPE
and AMERICA.
The Tapestry VeIvets and Brussels COM
prise the most scientific patterns in the word, which
for elegance of e beauty of design and durability of
abric cannot be surpassed in this any other city.
The THREE PHYS embrace many new patterns
copied from English Tapestries and to be found no
where else in first hands.
The Super fines, Extra Fines, Fines, Commons and
Cotton BgrdinS, will be sold at the lowest market pr-
ces. PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS
of every descriptions from three feet TO twenty -four feet
wide, will be offered the lowest figures. Many of
these Goods patent finish closely initiating Velvet
Tapestry, and of bright enamelled surface materially
increasing the durability of the Cloths.
CANTON MATTINGS, BAY STATE FEELINGS,
Rugs, Wool, and other Mats, Bookings, Il =,
&c, which will be sold for Cash
EDWARD C. STEVENS.
Boston, March 2, 1853 d3mA
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WHAT WHALE DoEs.--The noise Of a whale
spoutine can be heard at least mile. He ,kroyvs
the water from twenty 10 thrty.fve feet high. Az
ter giving one blow, which the whale does when M
is bear on the surface Of the WATER he instant, goea
under He usually rises in from one 10 " minutes.
out sometimes he is under Eve minutes. Once, as i
sat upon the howspril, watching two or three who
were playing about, one passed within few yards
q mes blew blast with bis water trumpet. aud down
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MISCELLANEOUS.
State Temperance Convention

State Temperance Convention.
A STATE Convention OF all the friends Of the Mas.
IN sachusetts Anti Liquor Law, win be held in Bos-
ton, on
THURSDAY, March 10th, at 10 q clock, A. NJ,
in the Melodeon, to continue all day and evening
Let the people come up 20 Boston in masses 10 con-
suit together upon the interests Of the cause The
Legislature i III session. An effort is to be made
to repeal the Anti Liquor Law. Let all the Cities and
Towns in the Sta-e be represented the occasion and
let the voice of tue people be heard III remOnstrance
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and Rev. E. H. Chaplin,
of n. Y, and other eminent speakers are expected,
WILLIAM b. SPOONGR. Boston,
EDWARD OTHEMAN, Chelsea,
B. w WILLIAMS Boston,
MOSES HELL EN- Boston,
T. w. HfGGINSON Worcester, State
EDWIN THOMPSON, WapOle, : Temperance
CHARLES JEWETT. Ailbury, Committee
JAMES EATON. Maiden,
w r. STACY. Boston,
JOHN BAKER, Beverly,
ZENAS d. BAS%ErT, Hyannis.
Boston, March l, 1853 dawtf
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a SFhlNOs IND, VIII be Oierlng good bargains
LIZ during the month of March, in
GROCERIES and WOODEN WARE!
such Tubs, Pals, Brooms and Mats, Wash Boards,
Mop Handles, Clothes Plus, Baskets, Trays, Wooden
Bowls stone Ware,
such Butter Pots Flower Pots, Preserve Jars Pitch
eIs SpiItoons am Soup Dishes
TIN WARE-such as Sprinklers, oiland Fluid Cans,
and Paint Buckets
Crockeyy-Whole sets of Mulberry Ware. An as
sOrt,uent Of EGrtheh Ware. Stationery, viz Pens,
Ink, Paper. Pencils, Waters, Sealing Wax, C.
Pocket Knives, Combs, Brushes of various kinds,
Stove and Shoe Backing, Sadder's and Sc wing Silks,
Cotton and Linen Thread, Pins Needles, Whale Bones
Extracts and Essences, Tomato Kechup, variety of
Preserves, Mmcing Knives. Soaps, Spices Barrel Ho-
ney, Fish, Ulaee Barrel Tar and do Rosin, G Bar
Ies Vinegar, quantity of Potatoes at cost, second
hand Refrigerator, do. Cheese SAFE | Carpenters
Bench Screw, Platform Scale, dc, &c.
The above mentioned, with great variety of other
things rot included be had very low prices, till
the LIST of April, The Sore al the of Main and
Southbridge streets is to he vacated at tina, time
L. SPRING, 2ND.
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THE FoLLIEs OF GREAT MEN.-Tvcho Brabe
the astronomer, changed color, and his legs shook
under HIM, on meeting with hare or fox Dr.
johnson would never enter room with his left foot
foremost; if by any mistake it did get in FIRST he
would step back and place his right foot foremos-
JulIns Caesar was almost convulsed BY the s6und OF
thunder, and always wanted to get in a cellar, or
under ground, TO escape the dreadful noise. To
Queen Elizabeth the simple word death was full o {
horrors. Even Talleyrand trembled and changed
color on hearing the word pronounced. Marshal
Sake who met and overthrow opposing armies, fled
and screamed in terror at the sight Of a cat Peter
the Great could never be persuaded TO cross bridget
and though ne tried TO master the terror, he failed
TO do SO. Whenevershe set foot on one he would
shrek out ~ distress and agony. Byron would help
no one TO salt at the table, would he be helped
himself. Ii any of the article happened to be spilled
on the table, he would jump up and leave bis meal
unfinished. The story of the great Frenchman,
Malebranche, is well known and is well authenticat,
ed. He lancied ne carried an enormous leg of nut.
ton at the tip of his nose. No one could convince
him to the contrary. One day gentleman visiting
him adopted this plan 10 cure him OF has folly; he
approached him with the intention of embracing
him, when he suddenly exclaimed, 'Ha! your leg Of
mutton has struck me in the lace!' at which Male
branche expressed regret The friend went on -
MAY not remove the incumbrance with razorP
'Ah, my friend! my Iendi | you more than
life. Yes, yes, by all means cut il Off In twin
king the friend lightly cut the tip of the phioso
piers nose, and adroitly taking from under his
cloak superb leg Of mutton, raised It in triumph.
'Ah? cried Malebranche, Il live! breathe! ] am
saved! My nose is Tree; my head is free but-but
1t was raw, and that is oookedr-sprulY; but then
you have been seated near the fire; that must be the
reason Malebranche was satisfied, and from that
time forward he made no more complaints about any
mutton legs or any other monstrous prosuberance
his nose.
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Union Hair Dressing saloon.

MEssRs JANKINs & CLouGH would most re-
WI speeully inform their patrons, and the pub ic
reneraly, that they bave fitted up new flair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid sy e, over the JeweTy Store of h.
ID. Goddard d 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 who may favor them with call Returning
their 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
effort will still increase the public favor.
w. II. JANKINS,
decl4 DIFF +. A. CbOUGH.
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Aldrich & Co. Nos 49 and As Font St.,

Aldrich & Co. Nos 43 and As Front St.,
azESa HARDING'S Block, have .and, an are
ls=z55 receiving their choce dar utter, from JEFF
AsaSszx fersUn, St. Law ence, and ierkimer Counts
New YORK, which have proved so good heretofore.
Also, aie constantly receiving from Mills sny guam
titles, all grades Of Family Flour, from the
best Eagle Mills,'' A. Whitney," Ontario
County siills,""J. w. Paddock" "Jeffe,son MiIls,n
Geneva Steam Mills" John Wride," Seneca Lake
Waldo,"" Chapinsville" Also common brands all
of which DESTROYS of m aing sale Of Merchants
Traders, and others. are C fdent will find it Tor
their advantage to buy DRICH Il CO.
decl6 dawIf Nos AZ and As + Mt st., Worcester
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Flour! Flour!
DOORS, sASHES. AND BLINDS.

DOORS, sASHES. AND BLINDS.
TIME subscribers have opened shop No. sol Main
4 street, opposite Coltons Nursery, where they in
tend TO keep good of the above articles.
Sashes glazed, or unglazed; Blinds painted,
painted which we can sell as low be boughta any
where in the city, Also constantly on hand or made
TO order, B. Corbn's work. well known to mamuiac-
ture the best work made in this city.
Old Blinds re-painted, and broken Windows repaired
at short notice. House Painting promptly attended to
~ o. Work delivered in any part OF the city, free of
charge. ID. & C. p. STEVENS.
je25 d3taw WHY
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Leather Betting.

cUPERIoR OAK TANNED stretched Leather Belt
- ing for sale BY @. 8. 4 A. J. HOWE,
anal ar corner Of Fovsov and Norwich ~
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CLOTHING.
OVER COATS.

AesSrs. Z hayer e. EaERaes
AVE just received another lot ofthose nice OVER
4 L COATS. 7 hose wanting FIRsT-RATE ARTIcJ 4,
should give them calf before purchasing elsewhere.
Also, just rec. ved large assortment OF 0 Y S
OVER-COATS, Of all kinds, and for sale cheap
Harrington Corner corner of Main aud Front Streets
Worcester, n av. 4, 1852. ar
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Coiks.

COlKS.
THE subscriber has In store very extensive n.sort
Il ment of Vial, Bottle, and Demuohn Corks, Of very
Noe quality, which he will cell at prices that cannot
iall 70 prove satisfactory, l.. T. LAZELL Druggist,
lanS1 du col Main street
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Powder. Shot. Caps.

Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
WTAGoNs, Cradles, Baskets, velocpeds, Wheel
w Barrows, Rocking Horses, Boys sleds, Rubber
lis, Pins, Needles, &C., wholesale and tail, al
dawtf MERRILL'S. 22l Main st.
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Feathers. Feathe,

Feathers. Feathers.
Usr received, large invoice Of Live Geese Fea.h-
ers, selling low at wholesale and RETAIL at $50 Main
street, (up atairs) TABER & CHOLLAR.
octy r. dawtf
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hENIUV al.
TTDIE subscriber wouli inform his friends and the
public that in quence of the rapid increase of
his business, he has been obliged TO REMOVE 10
much larger and more convenient Store. He NAV now
be found at
No. 2I4 Main Street,
Directly under the Spy Office where he has constantly
on hand, of the largest and hest selected stocks of
Goods to he found in the city, Among which French
GERMAN,
English, and American Broadcloths,
DOEsKINs, and VESTINGs, which will be made up
to measure, or sold by The piece yard low
be bought.
work done this establishment will be warranted
to give entire satisfaction.
The latest and lost approved styles ofGoods will be
obtained as they are in the market.
MECORNEY, Merchant Tailor,
feb12 d4w No PA Main street.
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Carriage and Door Mats.
JUST received, large lot Of those nice Carrage and
Door Mats, which we are selling at very low prices
octs dawtf w TABER a CuoLLAR
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March March, March /!

IT SPRING, End, will be Offering good bargains
liz during the month of March, in
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Latest from China.

Letters received by the steamer Franklin
all allude to the Difficult y If obtaining reliable
Information from Cslna, aud all agree in the
TACT OF the whole country being in state of
extreme disturbance, and that in the tea dis.
'neis' especially, there was great disorder
here Is no longer any doubt that the Ko
New Oolong districts were at the mercy ofthe
rcbel Dands;a letter from missionary confirms
tbs as well as the statemen, plumber having
been carried on throughc ut that portion of The
country
Nan Chang is undoubtedly in the hands OF
The rebels. This commands nearly all the
Green Tea Districts.
Extracts from the circular of Messrs. Nve,
farkIn u Co, one o! our most eminent Amer
ican houses in China. represent that extreme
uncertainty hangs over all commercial bust
ness
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Progress ofthe YeHoso Feper, &c.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 13-The fever is rag
ing terribly at Co,inator. jacksonville, Man
ueVllle, Biloxi, Lew h r, Pass Christian Ba
,0n h"uge, b y-n S.r,. Alexandra, and
nnroOgh The Red River country, and along
me Southern coast. 1t is declining rapidly
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE fever still
continues to rage along the Coast. Nurses are
Oelng sent from here to Mobile.
/. Inc deaths at Galveston from yellow fever
las, week were 81.
i, ne deaths in this city yesterday We're 45,in,
Guiding 35 from the fever.
:. AN earthquake was experienced along the
coast yesterday, but was no, felt here.
~, NOBLE Sept 13-The deaths yesterday
"e'e 81. including 81 from the fever.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

IN u w II u II u y % u >
I'HE subscriber has just received from New York md
T. ladephia, portion of his FALL Goops, amongst
whish mny be- found elegant French work, handsome
SILKS aud other Dress Goods Also, Gloves Hosiery,
Nc. Nc, In grent variety. Pesse call and examine the
assortment.
sep8ts GEO. NJ. RUCKER
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NEW AND ATTRACTIvE BOOKS

' u ust received mt hOI ses, opposite the War
wick House
Marcus Warland by Mrs. Hentz, SO cts.
Wild Jack do so
Mystic Vail. by author Randolph Abbey. 25 3"
Love in n Cottage, by Arthur, 25 "
The World here and there, eiired Dickens 25 "
Ellen DeVere, by j Smith, 25 "
Book for a Corner, by Leigh Hunt, 25 i"
Up the Rhine by Thos Flood 25 +"
The Eas Pass, by Cord Montgomery, 25 j."
Sicily, by Tuckermau, 25 -
Story Of Life the Ishtnus, % Il
An American Farmer in Enelnl. 25 q"
The True Masonic Chart. by j. l.. Cross.
ALSO-a further supply of
Sam Slick, series,
Puinam's Magazine, for Sept.
Sunny Side,
Shady Side,
Old Mans Home.
Historical COLLECTIONS of Virginia
Napoleon Dynasty,
Great Truths by Great Authors,
Fern Leaves, by Fanny Fern,
Thackerays Lectures,
Alexander Smiths Poems,
With many other interesting Books
Sent 81 Is