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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-04
FOR AUSTRALIA.

.Saee1 PIONEER Line Of Monthly Packets. The
Xkh5 new and elegant Clipper ship SEA k1NGER,
1900 tons BURDEN Just launched, will sail from New
York for Port Philip and Melbourne, Australia, on
the FIRST OF JUNE.
Being the tenth ship OF the above line, and will be
fitted ~, and provisioned in the same superior manner
as her From her superior model the Sea
Ranger will undoubtedly make quicker passage than
any other vessel now advertised for Australia not ex
oeptlng steamers af6rdng passengers more desirable
opportunity than has previously been offered. Passen-
gers will receive free passage from B0ntun TO New
York. For passage, which will be at lowest rates APP
ply to Is WIN. ELLIOTT q CO.,
ap30 d4w II Doans street
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For Sale or to Rent.

FlNHE large and we'll known Establishment, situated
Il on Washington street. near the Providence A. Wor-
cester Depot, formerly owned and occupied by Tour
tellott & Co., Machine Shop for the Manufacture
Of Paper Machinery is for sale rent upon favorbe
terms. Apply to the subscriber, No. SO Thomss e
Worcester, April 81, 1858. ap29 div
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Beautiful Ruilding Lot for Sale !

I T is of the beautiful and healthy Locations
Il for residence in Worcester, containing all The adj
vantages OF Country cir and varied prospect with
veuien access to e ceare Of the city II has front
of about us feet on Hill street, few rods from Main
St, and from May ST.. contains nesrly $4,000 feet and
is covered with ne grove of Forest Trees Ii Will lie
sold low, if early application is made to
HENRY J. ROWLAND, 1879 Main ST.
1F Also, for sale, lot of good cellar stone.
ap6 deodistf e
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Stock of Goods for Sale, and Store to Let

"S0N~@ u SENNN~0 W NI~EANJ N14ANA
EHHE subscriber having made arrangements to occupy
store now building in Worcester, would sell his
entire Stock of Goods on hand and in Store in Prince
ton near the Methodist Church. very favorable prices
for the purchaser The Goods are of desirable kinds
and OF good quality and the location Of The Store is in
some respects perhaps unsurpassed. There is Tene-
ment, Tailors Shop, Barn and Garden connected
with the premises, all of which be had very ia
vorable terms.
Apply for the Goods to L. SPRING, 3D. Worcester.
" Premises TO WIN. n. HOOPER, do.
or LUTHER CRAWFORD,
ap22-dawtf Princeton.
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NEW ARRIYAL OF BOOKS.


No. 239 Main Street.
DRIsMATIEs, by Richard Hey ward, Illustrated.
Doctor Birch and his young friends, VIM. N.
Thnckeray.
Robin Hood and Captain Kidd
Electro Physiology, by Huff,
Notes from Western Life, Henry Taylor.
Spirit Rappings Unveiled.
Thoughts on Education Of Gifts, Mrs Lowell.
Maths and Vespers, Browning.
The Translators Revived, Mcclure.
Rural Essays, with Memoir, by A. j. Downing.
Behind The Curtain.
Legends Of the West, BY james Hall.
Camel Hunt, by ], w Fabens
Every day Scripture Reading, by J. Blake.
Notes and lamentations TO the text of Shakspeare's
Plays, by ]. Payne Collier.
English Soldier in the u. S, Army.
Michaud's History Of the Crusades, vols.
The Mother and her Offspring, by DIR. Tracy
Yusef, Cruise in the East by j. Ross Browne.
Lovers Stratagem, or the two suitors.
Minife's Mechanical Drawing, in IL Nos.
The Works of Wp. H. Seward, vols. Royal Octave.
may2 DIFF
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CLOTHING, &c.
FOR we SpRING TRAnEI

FOR THE SPRING TRADE!
fT'bE subscriber has Just received a large and we
L selected Stock Of Goods,
Expressly for the Spdng Trade.
and respectfully invites those intending purchase to
call and examine them. His facilities for purchasing
are such as will enable him to szH cheap any Of
ms competitors He feels confident that any who will
favor him with call will only be satisfied with the
Goods but also with the Price. His stock Of
GIG II HIN
has been selected with great care and attention 1t
consists in part Of the following, viz:
= Frock and Dress Goats, Black, Blue & Brown sacks
hbroideFed Satin, Plain satin, Lasting Figured silk
Plain aud Fancy Vests, Black and Fancy Doeskins Cas-
slmeTes, Satinet, Steel Mixed Pants. DC
u His Stock OF FURNISHING GOODS is sec
oDd to none in the city, consisting Of Black and Fancy
Stocks Fancy and Black Cotton and Linen Ildkfs Pol
ka les Waterford Crayats, Gloves, Hosiery, Umbre-
las Caps, suspenders Collars, Bosoms, Linen Cocheco
ana Fancy Shirts, besides large supply of Under
Clothing, all of which will be sold Cheap for Cash, at
Henry Fox's Clothing Mart,
apis deodaw3m No l0l Main cor Thomas ST
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NEW MUSIC.

TNRoM New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
IL MARSH, at 1924 Main street, offers fol sale
large assortment of new and fashionable Music.
PARASOLS.
The subscriber offers good assortment of Para
soils Ms can be found In this city and at the lowest pr
ces for the quality. Please call aud examine.
A. MARSH,
sp3O dtf l721 Main st.
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ICE-ICE,

ICE-ICE.
INHE subscriber would respectfully inform his GUS
l. toners and the public generally that he ~ prepared
TO furnish full supply of Ice at the following prices
Ct per lb.for all quantities less than 5000 In season
10 !" from 5000 to 5000 g
l-6 " 5000 2"
SEASON CONTRACTS TAKEN.
His Teams will start on Monday, the 81 day Of NAV,
and the drivers will be instructed to call all his for
mer customers and ask continuance Of patronage.
Those who have changed ter residence since Oct I5
1852, and those who may wish for Ice will be promptly
supplied by leaving their orders at the office.
REFRIGERAToRs.
Those wishing to purchase ave invited 10 call and ex
anime the most extensive and varied assortment OF New
and second hand Regerator to found in the City at
low Price, z '7g.l ~ =
" Office No. Mechanic st.. South side Of H. a.
Hotel. RIuEN "A SEAMS
Worcester, April 10, 1853. d2m
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Ladies Boots and Shoes.
Calf Boots.
For Sale |

. COUNTERS suitable fort Dry Goods or Milliner's
< Shop, can be had if applied for coon.
JOEL FLETCHER,
apo div No SO Mans Worcester, Mass
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Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS,
No. Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass.
THE subscribers offer for sale Lemnel Gbert's Pa
i tentaeton and Boudoir PIANO FORTEs Of diff
ferent styles, VIZ
The Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain rsund and round Cases,
the and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 TO 5000 The B0udoT style which is SUI
peTior TO others IN form and tone the Z Octave in
carved Cases the Octave in plain Cases, prices om
$3.50 10 $500. All the above have Gibe,ps Patent
ActiOn, and are superior to any Others In the Market
aud will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
Also, Seraphines, Holians, and Melodians,
from the best Makers. Music Books Of all kinds. A
choice selection Of New Sheet Music, Plano Stools,
shirleys Furniture Polish &c Pianos TO let tuned and
repaired EMERY PERRY Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher Of Music.
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Valuable House for Sale
T 0 R SALE

1.-TWO valuable House Lots, on Chandler street. near
ly opposite Wellington street. Also, to let lower
tenement, situated Jackson st. about two minutes
walk from the Junction Machine shop, with or 8
Rooms, new; before Occupied. Inquire OF JOSIAH
COBURN, on the premises, or of
ALZIRUS BROWN, at Bradley's Car Shop
Worcester April S, 1853. diff
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Ribbons and Millinery Goods.

IN Cartons style Bonnet Ribbons. IL do. Tafeta.
w do. Cap kibbonsi 40 ps. Glocia Tanela Mode
and Maisellne silks, fof Bonnet Innings A. :.
English and French Grape, Lawns, atlton Muslns
and full assortment Of all kinds OF Bonnet Materials
which we offer at Wholesale and Retail al very low
prices. MILES A. BROWNING, !
ap6 dlf l60 cor. Of Main Walnut sta
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ICE-ICE.

FINHE subscriber will start his team the first Of May,
Il and will call on all of his former customers to 20
icit continuance OF their patronage through the com
ing season. and the public generally Prices for Ice In
quantities lees than 5000 lbs rs cts. per 100 bs, over
5000 lbs 30 cts per 100, 5000 lbs 100 cts per lOO No
season contracts taken.
Any neglect on the part OF drivers TO accommodate,
shall have prompt attention by leaving word the Of
fce 147 Mun street. Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and Wishing Ice, will obdgo
by leaving their names al the office tI
New ana Second hand REFRlGERATORS for sale
or exchange as low can be found In the city.
apo DIFF B.F. HbfWoOD.
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Signs, Store Curtains, Stencils, &c.
TRUNKS, Umbrellas, &C., leteied at short notice
Il stencils cut and Door Plates painted, at 236 Main
st., Pane's Block. EDWIN GLEASON.
opl5 d3wt d
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AUCTIONS.
Beautiful Moss Roses, Orange and Lemon

oeduGlIu1 MOSS Roses, orange and Lemon
TREES, CARNaTIoN PINKS & COMELIAs.
@ W. sELBY q co. will sell at their Sales Rooms
o. on FIR lDAY, May 6, At 10 o'clock an extensive
collection of very beautiful and valuable PLANTS in
flower, viz 100 beautiful Moss Roses Of eveTv va
rsty, now in bud, 200 valuable Lemon AMI Orange
Trees, with profusion of flowers aud fruit some very
large size and beautiful form. Also, eaneia lamont.
cas- Of many choice kinds in flower Also pra,ie roses
double olanders Chinese peonIes, double varigated
atheas, cape essemines eaTnation pnks of kines
double towering amonds tulip trees, and variety of
OTHER plants.
This collection is from the extensive conservatory of
MI John Grou, OF Hartford; they in fine conGilioh
ana warranted TINE to the pames given. mvs dat
Valuable Real Estate to be sold at Auction.
II IN SATURDAY, the 7th day of May next, at 10
~ oclock A. NJ; on The premises, will be sold the
An eligible Building Lot pleasantly situated on
Crown ST.. with 50 feet front, and SO feet deep.
At - O'Clock, or Immediately after the sale of the
above, Will be offered a neat
COTTAGE HOUSE,
well located on Mulberry ST., with 5000 feet of
LAND Also coed Building Lot adjoining the same
All the above described property will be sold with
out reserve aad on such terms shall be favorable
and profitable investment.
For further informant on inquire of
maya dis Ms. swEETsER.
Manufacturers Sale at Auction.
HE subscriber, intending different arrangement
IN business, will sell at Public Auction, o.
| TUESDAY, Nay lOtt, 1853, at 9 o'clock, 4 M.,
His Carriage and Blacksmith Shops,
Situated in the centre of Hubbarston with the Tools
Also,
20 NEW CARRIAGES,
Concord Wagons, and seated Bugeies all made Ct The
best materials and in the thoro oh ulanner-
Also, Horse years old, Harness, ] Buffalo Robe
Ond-hand BuggeS and Sleghs, with many other
articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms of Sae.-Unde: $500, cash; over, three mes
credit for satisfactory endorsed Notes with interest
Terms on Real Estate made known at sale.
Al Private Sale large story DWELLING
HOUSE, ami Barn, and acre of Land. The House is
suitable for two families, and is within five minutes
walk of thee Churches. JAMES BRADLEY.
w. sELBY * CO., Auct'rs
Hubhardston, Mass, May 3, 1858. dawn
House and Lot at Auction.
| NTE shall sell on the premises. in STERLING
| w on MONDAY, May Is, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, the
House and Lot belonging Alfred Harris on the West
minister road, about OF mile iromthe Post Office
a good and convenient Dwelling House. The Lot con-
alns about Acze of Land, under high of culti-
walton on the'same are a number of Choice FRUIT
| TREES Also, Chair Shop and Barn
Terms liberal and make known at the sale.
$. w. sELRY a CO, Auct'rs
Sterling, April 81, 1858. dts
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WANTED.

ZEE or four Blacksmiths, accustomed to the use
4 OF lrphammeIs. Also, two good Clisel grinders
A4.PPiy TO =; FOSTER & co Worcester, or PAGE;
nch24 istf
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Silk nonnets.

Embroideries
lust Received l Case RICH ElTBRO LDERLES,
- consisting of
Rich Printed Collars, in Muslin, Jaconett, and Lace.
Sleeves, do do.
Under Hdkf's, do, do.
Z" " Bands do GO.
Rich lnsertings and Edgings, do. do.
Embroidered Linen HaIdb erchiels.
Dem Wells, Lace Capes, Ladies' Dress Cans Head
Dresses, &C. MILES a. BROWNING,
an6 DIFF 100, corner Of Main and Walnut sta.
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GROCERIES, &c.
The Subscribe,
Grlts

WTHEAT Grits, Graham Meal, Spalding's Improved
w Graham, Graham Crackers, White Homony
White Corn Flower, Corn Starch, Farina. We make
an effTt TO be supplied with the best quality of the
above articles. II. GRIFFIN a. co
mays DIFF
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w A MT Ed

\ PRACTICAL Manufacturer and operator wishes
"a situation as Agent, Superintendent either
WIN or Without an interest in Cotton Mandatory
lie IS thoroughly acquainted with Machinery.
- rof further particulars apply at HAVEN'S Agency
ounce, horticultural Hall. may2 dawlf
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Wanted Immediately,

A SMART active young dian, l6 or II years of age
N TO learn the business of Carriage Sign and Orna.
mental Fah'lng. Inquire of DEXTER RICE,
No Mechanic st.
Worcester, April 2e 1853 dtf
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Bonnet and Hat Bleaching & Repairing
CTRAW and LACE Bonnets of all kinds made
- fashionable, ceored in any shade bleached and
pressed in superior manner, at short notice. Neapo-
itan and Pamela Bonnets made to look well as new
Also-Gents thin Iinis of all kinks, Bleached and
Pressed In the styles Orders left our store
No. 100 Main street, will be,promptIy attended TO.
MILES Il BROWNING.
l60. Corner Of Main and Walnut streets. 100.
mch22 dawtf
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WANTS, &C.
WANTED.

q young woman, v no perfectly understands Cook.
- ing situation Cook, TO do general Honse
work. Apply at the variety Store, No. e6 Main ST.
may3 div
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Clerk Wanted.

4 n Grocery, young of one or two. years ex
periehce, one out OF the City will be preferred -
Coed recommendations required Inquire at this Office
ap27 dawtf
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WANTED.

IN OR Is Pegged Shoe Bottomers, on Mems. Bows.
~ and Misses fine work, 10 whom liberal prices
WIZ he paid J. N. FRYE, 45 Front st,
ap23 dawlwk Worcester Mass
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Valuable Real Estate to be sold at Auction.

4 m SATURDAY, the 7th day of May next, at 10
" O'Clock, AM. on the premises will be sold the
following REAL ESTATE, VIZ:
- An eilgleie bnlidins Lot, pleasantly situated on
Grown ST.. with 50 feet front, and 90 feet deem.
At "a O'clock or Immediately after the sale of the
above, WI be offered neat -
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ROCHESTER.
The Conyention of Colored Men.

Z restoLcepoe Of The y I. TnbuDe
ROCHESTER. Fhdsv Jglye, 1858.
This city has Of late become celebrated as the head
quarters for Conventions Of aud women and O1 al
most all subjects,
None however OF greater interest to both whites and
biz cks has been had than the present Of COOred
ITeemen. Throughout, 10 as been conducted by col
cred men, and their debates as well as proceedings gen.
o. y have been equal 10 any Of the white who have
etofOre espOused their abOlitiOnists phi
lA thTopts of any kind. Ny prejudces have kept me
from mnPng in any of the meetings for doing away
with Slavery 10 the ABSTRACT but noticing call Of col
ored men ~ mature plan for their moral and men,
tal elevation, chord in my breast touched which
true sympathy for them had located there.
CoTnthi2n Hall, beautiful as you know
well filed last evening ana the audience attentive
listeners the several speeches made upon the subject
Of" Colonization in Liberia have never heard more
chsse aud refined dctum from any class Of men, neither
have ever seen better OratOrca powers displayed All
the FIRE which spirit anddeterminaion produces sparkled
forth in denunciaoD against the scheme of sending black
men 10 Liberia while in their beloved country
"they desired 10 dwell TO their influence to elevate
" their people here
Some sI different individuals spoke TO the question
and they made their voices ring in many which be-
fore had been deaf to the belief that cOOred man could
speak out One introduced from Massachusetts told Of
his ancesry-that they had helped gain Our liberties
and that be would enjoy what had cost so much
feel assured that if tie coored men will be temper
ate in their action by recommending education for their
children and sobety and strict rectude in their lives
that there is a great majority Of the whites who will re-
spec, them and allow them all the privileges Of Amer
can citizens in their midst.
! must add thing more before closing this imper
feet sketch Of the people o color
have never seen delegates come in cleaner apparel,
and Of more dqned manners than have the coored
and feel glad 10 know and believe that they have been
kindly and CONSIDERABLY received here.
A CITIZEN OF ROCHEsTER.
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arer for hi.



P'in., f.seret ve met a bAsd II Indians; htrgaa- =
- 80 ~ them 10 accompany the mil; 80 cane "i,a
rnn "a. .;h.r j. enne ~ifh ~ n-If 49," nae
un H-...rts with whole family Of ln1isnt tFho ~rr-
a, he next day fr trading post {" I've VITO a.
80 our stock nd AXE thsn-~lv-s g-n~r y a'sisl
IL, :. turn IN feed and cioe them AMI N Ike presents
". .as great many Indians on me rosf tad hai tAk'
..;,b ,b.. Al We behaved small pr,--ni- rn1 gs'-
a., ,cod They were mostly al nsk-d W. pro n"e'
81, ur. ssus on Tsfurn 10y +pi~I@l mn
.l.,sd a,d are anxious % be on 90 ter ms I'm t1-
dh..s A, one time we're 10 company # sone 700 '
-. 80 hsineA All Il oh. appeared perfectly rsndly
r. ~, tribs they found that W h.o an lndaa
.lP ers overi. we'd ~ could never g,g- than saf
-, ,,,oe 10 hGish their talk NO'hng p.cuc
GARD these ndia"s il nscs-sAry - s.sd-e their
ss.o.hp such Il 20 b. pDhcy.
n. .fers # thu HdInb"id never higher all hs
.ly,afe. are swimming The indians hOrsss haze so.t
L. ,l p.r-heo in the -Drw. All tue noun du- are
s,.c wiih snow oOnseque IL the .ieis keep up Tor
, long tune We only hsd g every strsa bu;
rads through extensive bottoms for up to knees
sne oifen our arm y's IN mud aud water
M F-rgusOn uy.tl IN patty Goose Creek,
10 haste 10 ID the NAL We found bur - on the
.oou,ta,s T-aIn- so far Go0-- Creek bat
no friftr for III & csme q ass good all the way.
II u i- determination OF ths mail c"nt'sotOfs u spare
no pain trouble eJprb-e, ia OrwSdtug tbs CGi'-d
Stses mil 10 from frnl4 They tave IN ds such
srr.Bg and sdopsi such measures hs sccsss -
newt bic
On MY return 10 C.r-on Valley shall start "u com
pany explore shereby 300 nlrs travel can
be ssvo which vii shorten tho distance that failure
Of this a all cannot happen
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enterrze and perseverance, eyDced by this Company in
prosecuting their work, ought TO be rewarded by the
d coyery Of paying mine The location il good one
AID il will be very singular if there is not cool vein
upon it. however Captain Edwards appears be deter
mined to prove the location before he advises change
Of locality
The Fulton Mine. late Forsyth is located six miles
south Of the Cliff The tract Of land owned BY this
Company consists Of 300 the Mineral range,
and il thought to BE- very valuable Mr. Bacon, the
Superintendent commenced operations about the first
OF this month with very large force He is building
houses, making roads and also opeDin the old mine.
The vein which the most work has been done j. very
regular the surface and the yeinestone decidedly
rich in copper, with fstterng proportion Of silver
Five shafts have been sunk, the deepest one about
20 feet level driven about 40 feet asd adj. I'D
feet 10 length; this work done By the old Company
The Superintendent says that be will make small
shipment OF copper in the month Of August. new
vein has been discovered east Of the mine it is good
surface prospect, and Will be proved up immediately.
Arrangements are being effected for exploration of
the entire tract Of land From the business represen
taton Of Judge Bacon, have no hesitation in saying
that the operation will be conducted vigorously and
successfully ". p. X.
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assessment only iHcrtas,d tue grievance adding al
diionsl taxation To bills Of ben-f;s' previously or
deTed and including property still more remote rom ne
little street in controversy while awarding dollar 10
damages" 10 individual for tlirceB front f;ef Of
ground.
But this il not the wont Of T. S32l o. This sum Vas
for room and r.frssl,aenfs drinking h'us~ IN
the words Of tier r,turn besides J q the keeper Of
another drinking house for grog IS they passed
backward and forward from the street,
Thus are the dear people" feeced b. ther 4" ser.
wants in the persons OF Jurors s.d the bill j. crle-ed
to be paid by Court 81 Justice What shall w call
such transactions Why, simply tierery anl n''hlnz
les. No other epithet will express the turpt1fs Of a
class Of tran sacobs b. which upon outrage
being committed under the forms and the covsr # liw
Your. tralv OCCASIONAL