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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

GENIsIs AND GEoLoGY by Denis Crofton, p. A. with
an Introduction bv Edward Hitchcock, D d. LII. d.,
President of Amherst College, &c. Published by
Phillips, Sampson Z Co, Boston,
This work investigation into the reconciliation
of the modern doctrines of Geology, with the declaa-
tons of Scripture. Il is repubshed al the recommen
daton ofProfesor Hitchcock, that it may be placed
the hands of American Christians He says he has met
no examination of the connection between Geniss and
Geology so able as this It is fuller argument than
those of d. Chalmers, ]. Pyemith, Harris, BuckIand
slliman, sedgwick, and Whewell. This interesting
work can | G obtained at Keith & Co.'S.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

ANOTHER MURDER IN BoSTON. The corner
OF North Formerly ANN and Richmond Streets,
was, last night, the scene Of tragedy which adds
one more to the catalogue of murders which have
occurred in that locality. The cellar on the south
easterly corner of Richmond and North streets, is
somewhat noted dance house, and for some time past
has been kept by one Michael Riley. Among other
persons who visited this cellar last evening, was one
Michael Noble, an Irshman, about twenty five years
OF age, who has visited that vicinity for some
months. About quarter before eleven o'clocka diff
fcuIty occurred between Riley, the keeper of the
cellar, and Noble, during which the former struck
the latter violent blow the head. Immediately
after the blow given, Noble left the cellar, and
as he had assembled three or four steps on his way
out, he fell backwards through the door into the GEL
lar, and, at the same moment, rs stated by female
named Ellen Murry, otherwise known ''Portland
Elem fiat iron from overhead fell upon Noble
striking him on the head or neck. 1t is also stated
that Noble, at the time of his fall down the steps,
was followed into the cellar by a we'll known deni.
zen OF that vicinity, named jeremiah York, general
ly called ''Yorker." Noble laid apparently sense.
less, and considerable noise ensued. Walchmen
were promptly on the spot, aad succeeded in al
resting Michael Riley, John Orb, Mary Ann RILEY,
and Ellen hurry, and committed them to Jail. The
watchpen carried Noble to the North watch house
where he died about five minutes after. wound
having the appearance Of being inflicted with dirk
or other sharp knife, was found over the stomach,
but 1t is not known to what extent it penetrated Ii
was supposed that this wound was inflicted BY
"Yorker," at the time when Noble was on the steps
OF the cellar on his way out. At later hour of the
the night, ''Yorker' was arrested in Smiths dance
hall, the opposite corner of Richmond and North
streets, and positively stated at the time of his ar.
rest, that he had not been Of the hall since
o'clock, but there are persons who will as positively
contradict this statement The FIVE persons arrest
ed will remain in close custody, until the result of
the inquest is knuwn.--Bostoa Journal.
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sIOoo REwARDl
ma ANcIPv,s Rnnr Ann HERR RITTERs

DIX. LANGLEX's RUOT AND HEhD BIT 7 Lho.
1t shall he left 10 all the people, who shall be en-
titled to the above reward after using bottle each,
and they will be be cured of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Jaundiee, Coughs and Colds Costive
ness, Pies Weakness Headache all complaints arising
fom impure blood, loss of Rppeute,-in fact all the
complaints which every body is or less uonbled
with, alter thaving ont in TIE Spring Larseys Bit
tiers are the very thing all the ladies', and body
should have bottle and no mistake 10 that they
ALWAYS do good and harm, and very pleasant
to take. Only IS and 374 cents a bottle.
Sold in " Orceser by James Green, and NJ. b. Gree n
wholesale and retail ID. Scott, E. H. Marsh j.. La
zell and all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
all the towns and villages every where.
Wholesale depot 81 Union sire I, Boston.
marlS daw6m
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n POTSONING N

Thousands OF Parents who use VcEmiuge composed
OF Castor OIL Caomel. &C.. are not aware, that while
they appear to benefit the patient they are actually law
ing the foundations Tor series OF Diseases such as sal
walton, loss Of sight, weakness OF limbs, sc.
In another column viii be found he advertisement Of
KnbeUsack's Medicines 10 whch weask the attention Of
all directly interested IN their well as their Chill
dTes health. III Liver complaints, and all disorders
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills
IL " BE not dscefoed," but ask for Hobensack, 3
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has
the signature OF the Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK,
as none else genuine.
l.. 7. LAZELL, EDWiD U.~MARsH, d SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL d HILL,
Agents for Worcester
novl3 DIFF
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ATTENTIoN-lti is said that the glory of French cook
cry fills the world. sPURR & LEWIS do not deny this
fact, but they say that The substantial glory of their
cookery fills the stomachs ofther fellow citizens and
satisfies the appees of heir devoted friends and pa
irons Tonight they will stew roast, FRY. boil and
otherwise fix whatever may be desired their saloon
They are amply prepared receive guests.
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ANSWER FOR SKEPTIcs-The late Bishop
Horne; IN some remarks upon the alleged contra
dictions of Scripture, says
Pertness and ignorance may ask the question
In three lines which it will cost learning and in
genuity pages to answer; When this is done, the
same question shall be triu,nphantly asked again
the next year, as if nothing had been written on
reason or other, like short obi ections better than
long answers, in the mode of dsputation, the odds
must ever be against us and we must be content
with those of our friends who have honesty and
erudition, candor and patience, to study both
sides of the question
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

PuNcH's PRIzE NOVELIST. The Fat Contributor
Travels in London. By w. NJ. Thackeray: Publish
ed by D. Appleton q Co. 200 Broadway, New Y ork
Three of Thackoray's most amusing productions
contained in this volume which is one of the series
of "Applcton's Popular Library.n
Punch's Prize Novelist consists of four admirable ca
ricature limitations of Buwer D'Israeli C PR James,
and Mrs Gore No familiar with the sy les of these
authors, could fail to recognise Thackerays rendering
OF each; and one, think, could help laughing at
his caricature of the sentiment of each,
Travels in London is full ofsad, sombre, playful, ard
humorous sketches of life in London.
The Fat Contributor is an amusing history Of the adj
ventures of gentleman Of England that ought 10 have
staid at home in ease.
This volume is on hand at Livermore's Bookstore.
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BLESSED PRosPEcT.-The ties which
bind together family who all have good Chris
tan hope, shall never be dissolved Death comes
among them, but we take the Bible In our hands,.
and lnscribe on their tombstone-''Pleasant in
life, and in eternity not divided One after an.
other falls, until the last of the circle is carried to
his long home; but the grave canool retain them.
BY and by, the family is to meet again--hus-
bands and wives-parents and children-1nasters
and servants are one day to stand within the gates
OF the New Jerusalem, all washed and sanctllied
and justified in the name of the Lord Jesus, and
by the Spirit Of God.
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ShnriH,s enIn
NHtIiU 3 cdIe.
COMMONWEALTH OF MAssA CHUsETTs

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Worcester, IS. March 1e 1879
DY virtue OF an Execution which issuod on - ;d,
- ment in favor of CLARK ELLIS, of Milford. in
sad County, Gentleman, against THOMAS ROSE Of
sald Milford, IN said County, Gentleman ut the nec1m-
Der Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas ior bl C,, IN,
~, A. D. 1852, have taken all the right il equity Mai
the said Thomas Rose had on the seventeenth dov of
feofuafy' D iS52i the day when the same was at
taohed on mesne process C. redeem certain ortyogcd
Real Gstae laying in said NIlora add the same tha is
descdbed in Mortgage Deed thereof from the snid
Thumas Rose To Nathan Wood, recorded in the Regis
try Of Deeds, for said County, Book a7s Page 576 and
on SATURDAY, the twenty eighth v Of MAY next
AZ two O'Clock in the Afternoon, AT my Office in the
Clty OF worcester, No Worcester Bank 9lock,)
shall offer for sale by Public auction to The highest Kid
der, said right in equity Of redemption
j. DAY, Dep. sheriff.
worcester, March 49, 1853 d3aS
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SEEING COP IN ALL THINGS THAT BE-
FAL Us.-It is the privilege Of the Christian, to
believe and feel, that whatever befals him comes
from God, and will be made to work together for
his good With this persuasion written on his
memory and treasured in his heart he is enabled
to taste with equal readiness of mind, and unva-
ried thankfulness of spirit, the bitter waters of
Marah, and the sweet fruit of Eschol, knowing
that they will each refresh and nvgorate his sou,
and give him strength for his journey through this
great and terrible wilderness.
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THE Soul OF MAN IN SEARCH OF REST

The Soul OF MAN IN SEARCH OF REST.
Almost all mankind are constantly catching at
something more than they possess, and torment
themselves in vain. Nor is our rest TO be found
amongst those enjoyments of the world, where
all things are covered with deluge ofAuctuating,
restless waters; and the soul, flying about, look
ing in vain for "a place on which it may set its
foot most unhappiIy loses its time, Its labor, and
itself at last, like the days of the food, which,
having long sought for land, till their strength was
quite exhaused, fell down at last and persisted in
the waters Leighton
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

JD Among the passengers Of the Uncle SAM
which arrived at New York on Tuesday, was Mr.
Abner Clough, who, whilst in Gorgona, on his way
from California hlther, was robbed Of 800 worth
Of gold dust, which he mad IN four bags. This took
place the LIST inst, and on the arrival Of the yes
sci at New York, Mr.. Clough applied to the police
Of the LIST ward, who thereupon proceeded on board
the ship to search for il. Officer Cowen, after
long search, found an empty bag beneath a window
in aateroom occupied by three persons which was
Unidentified by Mr.. CIough as one Of the bags that
had contained the dust. The three men were then
arrested by officer Allison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

The Heir OF REDcLYFFE, BY the author of the "Kines
Of England: Published by D. Appleton 81 Co, 200
Broadway, New York
The 'Heir OF Redclyfe" is one Of those interesting
tales which Illustrate the character and tendencies of
modern society, conrasted with the past We find
detailed in il, the interests and ideas which influence
the aristocracy of The old world their with
modern innovations, and in their jealousy Of the ad
vancement of the commercial power.
The Heir of Redclyfe be obtained at Lvermor,s
Bookstore.
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Special Notice to Foreigners.

THOMPSON s. Co., Express forwarders, havin
made arrangements for drawing Ch ecks directly ON the
Belfast Banking Company, Belfast Ireland, or any of
It's brahches are now ready draw Checks the above
Company, from E to &l0, 900.
The advantage OF sending TO friends abroad Bank
Check instead ofDrafls individuals must be clearly
obvious.
Bills Of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool 10 New York or Boston
furnished al his ofhce. $ V. R. HICKCOX Agent,
e8 dtf Waldo BID OK. Main street. Wofcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

WooDwoRTH's AMERICAN MISCELLANY OF ENTER
TANNING KNOWLEDGE; by Francis C. Woodwork,
with Illustrations. Published by Sampson " Co,
Boston.
This American Miscellany contains upwards of 200
choice stories poems, anecdotes parallels, moral les
sons essays, &C. The illustrations are numerous and
spirited This is an excellent git book for young per.
sons, and wi. make handsome addition to a Juvenile
library 1t can be obtained the store of John Keith
& Co, 239, Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

u 1t always gives US pleasure to notice any article
that coniers real benefit the community and it
with confidence we heartily commend AgER's CHERRY
PICTORIAL to our readers possessing extraordinary
virtues for the ofdiseases Incl en TO the Throat
and Lungs. This may for our frequent ref r
ence to this article, Which feel fully justified in maxi
ing known to the pnbIie..-M. Y. TriLnns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

The HoosAc TUNNEL CoMMIrTEE. Troy,
March Is. The Massachusetts Committee ar
rived here yesterday afternoon land D1NED WITH
THE CRY CONFINEMENT at Coleman's-
Gen. 5. E. Wool was present The speeches
and sentiments offered were highly faUorable 10
the "great bore" The Committee LEFT FOR
New YORK in the morning train!!
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WAsHINGToN, March 17.-The Senate was in
executive session to-day an hour and a haf,and con-
hrmed the appointment Of Loren T. Waldo as COM
missioner OF patents, and several others.
The Senate adopted the resolution to pay Mr.
Yulee mileage, and per diem allowance while occu-
plying the contested seat Of Mr. Maloryand then pro-
ceeded 10 the election Of officers Asbuy Dickens
was elected Secretary. r.. McVair, Sergeant.al-
Arms. Isaac Holland, Door Keeper. Adjourned
till Monday,
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AN lNFURIATE ANIMAL.-Y esterday, as
yoke of fat steers were being driven through Main
street, on the way to the butchers, the noise and
confusion to which they were unaccustomed,
caused them to become refractory, and one of
them laid down. After unavailing attempts had
been made to get him up, the driver unyoked
them, and passer-by thrust his umbrella toward
the animal, opening it suddenly at the same mo-
ment This started HIM up, and he dashed across
the street, making furious pass at a woman near
the foot Of Maple street. Fortunately, she had
the presence of mind to dodge behind post, and
thus save herself from The onslaught of the inlu-
rate animal Fooled in this attack, he directed
his pursuit next after some persons who were pass
ing, and who fled to flight of stone steps leading
TO the front door of house on Maple street,
whittier he followed them so furiously, that in
coming in contact with the steps, he broke both
fore legs, and fell, disabled for any further mis-
Chief He was soon after slaughtered on the spot,
and the carcase carried away in wagon. Dur
ing this scene, his mate escaped from his keeper,
but was alterwafd found and brought back.
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INFLUENCE OF EXAMPLE-Example is more
forcible than precept. Ny people, said Mr.. Ceril,
look at me six days in the week to see what
mean on the Sabbath. "Our actions are COM
mentary on our words, and one bad action before
young people, will eface all the good impressions
made by five hundred counsels. Take heed unto
MySeB and to thy doctrine; so that thou both
save myself, and them that hear thee"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19
GrenvilIe,s VegetabIe I5xtrnct.

This is the most efectua remedy discover "a for
the THROAT DlSTEMPER, or " hat is called malig-
nant putrid Sore Throat, SCARLET FEVER, CAN
kER, CANkER RASH, CANKER or THRUSH in
the Mouth, or what is usually termed Sore Mouth DY-
SENTERY and Canker in the Bowels Sore Mouth of
Nursing Women, and the Acrid IIumors of Teething
Children short for almost all the Affections of the
Mucous Membrane otthe MOUTH Throat, aud alimenta-
ny canals. u Sold by D. SCOTT, Jr,
sept7 dtf 243 Main street. Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

GERMANIA MUSICAL SocIETY.--The Ger
mania Musical Society have determined to re-
main in this -ountry ,,and continue their present
organization. They have also taken steps TO be-
come citizens, and appeared before Judge Sprague
for that purpose on Thursday. They will make
Boston their winter head quarters.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

ANEcDoTE OF THE PREsIpENT.-T The
Washington correspondent of the Ledger, men.
tons very good moi of Gen. Pierce. A gentIe-
man from Tennessee observed to him that he
came from district which had never held or So
licited an Office from the General Government
Then said Gen. Pierce, promptly, IT is to be hoped
that il will never break in on such beautiful
custom. This was rather puzzler.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

The DREAM OF LIFE.-How few of us at the
close of life can say. II have filled and occupied
boy!' In the onward progress of life, how often,
III some stray moment of thought and reflection,
do we not find ourselves inquiring, SIS this as /
hoped-have | enacted my dream!" And the an
swer is invariably-No We looked forward in
childhood-and only look forward-wthout rehe-
ton. We build up gorgeous palaces, we sketch
careeroflife all gold and suns6ine-what are they.
and where are they, when years sober usi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

MoRE NoMINATIoNs. Washiagton, March
lS.-Among the nominations made yesterday,
was that of Major Stevens Of the Topogra phical
Engineers, for Governor, and Capt. Clendennin
of Louisiana, for District Attorney of the new
territory of Washington; and r. b. Campbell,
Ex, Consul at Havana, Mexican Boundary Com
missioner, vice Bartlett.
Mr.. Everett will, on Monday, lay down the
platform of the national conservative progressive
WhigS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

SINGULAR RAILROAD AccIDENT--Whe
the morning train from New London, on the New
London and Williamantic railroad, was about
mile and half from Norwich, on Thursday, an
axle Of the locomotive broke, throwing it and the
baggage car off the track The locomotive run
into house, throwing an elderly lady, who was
at work, into the cellar The engineer was also
thrown into the cellar. The house, which was
story and half, was moved about foot from
lis foundation. The engineer and fireman were
considerably bruised. PROV Journal
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COUNTY Convention.

The FREE DEMOCRACY of the several
towns in the County of Worcester, are requested
to send Delegates to County Convention to be
holden at the CITY HALL, in Worcester,
on TUESDAY, the 22d dag Of March instant
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nominat-
ing candidates for County Commissioners, and
Special Commissioners, to be supported at the
approaching election.
Each town may send twice the number of dele
gates that it is entitled to representatives in the
General Court, when all the towns are represent
ed Per order.
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bounty Lands and Pensional

And all Law matters attended to as usual Cash paid
tof Soldiers Warrants, by w. ). BARTON,
COUNSELLOR, AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Janl-dawis3m Harrington Corner, Worcester
II. C. Bacon, Counsellor at l4aVv.-fIis time
being no longer occupied with the dulles of the Mayor
ally, he will devote himself exclusively 10 the business
oil his profession OGce No /, Central Exchange
January 3, 1853 ian5 dawIy
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LARGE HAUL.-A colored woman, dealer
IN lottery tickets and stolen clothes was recently ar
rested in New York, and some $4,000 worth of
plumber secured. OF this about $500 worth has
been recognized and all persons who have recover.
ed their property have preferred charges of larceny
against the prisoner-numbering in all, upwards of
sixty complaints
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19
Gray Hair Changed 10y the nae of Van
Deusen's Improved Wahpene.-Tho reputa.

Gray Hair ChRmged by The uae OF VAN
Deusen's Improved WaIpene.-Tho reputa.
tion which this celebrated article has acquired in IFS
satisfactory results has become thoroughly esab
lshed. Among the varions remedies Of tho present
day, offered for The Improvement Of the human Hair,
this prepaTason the result Of patient ard labOrous
Physiological research, has extensively received and
merited public favor II requires bur the careful appl
cation l"Van Densen's Improved WahpeDe," agreea-
BILE TO the directions inrnshed be convinced of its
beneficial effects To those whose hair from sickness,
or other causes becomes Impoverished, fallen off,
this preparation will il to be newly repenshed
with thick and luxuriant growth, and Gray Hair to
become changed and return to its original color.
Agents for Worcester, CALDWELL a HILL, Apoth
ecaries, 229 Main street. nov27 d0 " Gm
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a7y Willard Fillmore, ex President, has started
and save-raders, whom he so faithfully served
while in Office. lie Is said to be indugng IN dreams
Of an election to the Presidency in 1866, and bis
present tour among The ruiog arslocracy Of the
country, Is supposed to have some connection with
those bright dreams.
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FURSITURE SALE.-Cur readers will please take no.
tice, that selby CO. advertise great furniture sale
which is TO take place to-day, commencing at O'Clock
P M. The stock of furniture is large, and comprises
all kinds OF ousehod articles. The sale viii not be
postponed on any account.
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In Elberton, Georgia, 29d ult William Brown, Jr., a
revolutionary soldier. aged "a years
In Lewis County, n. Y, recently Gerrit Marcellus
q soldier OF the revolution, 49,
he was in many of the seyerest battles and near Fort
sanwlx, was captured by the Indians taken 10 Quebec
aud here suffered all the horrors of protraeted i'm
prsonment.
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fellow" said Martin Luther of bird going to
roost. 'has shelter, and is quickly rocking him
self to sleep without a care for to-morrow's lodge
ing calmly holding by his little twig, and tearing
God Ito think for him %
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NlilIer,s Oneration

For Filling Teeth OVerExposed Nerves.
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
been performed by him, during two and a half years,
nearly three hundred times with tie loss of one tooth
only, so far known. Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom he instructed more than years ago,
who have been eminently successful. By 10 other
method of treatment heret, fore use, many
teeth be saved, after their living membranes become
exposed. s. 2. MILLER,
decll diff