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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30

DRs WIN. & J. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re.
moved lher Office fIom CIRCUITS Buildings, the pess-
ant and spacious Rooms, in Brn'ey Row, over the
Citizens Bank, and directly opposite the American
House. amid dt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30

What is the Growing Perfection of the
Human Form? Ans.-A beauiIlul head OF hair. How
is this desiieTaum to lie obtained and preserved? By
using LOMBARD & CUNDAId'S Excelsior Hair
Tonic Sold by Druggists and Fancy dealers generally
United States and Canada daw9w au24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30

Will give Instruction in the 4 nc len and Modern
Languages, the Mathematics, &C., ut No. WAR
rem BLOCK, dTuThaSI2t au16
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PARAgOLS

~ May be bought at the Manufacturer prices
wv which are IS per cent cheaper than you ca
49, mud them al any other place IN this City
IT. n. D. All my Pafasols have the best q
Whalebcne Frames. and are warranted well made
N. 2. MOORE, 80 Main st.,
Formerly J. 4. Rand's Old Bonnet Store.
Worcester June 10, 1853 dsm
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FOR SALE.

Ia Two good Dwelling Houses situated on Gteen
HUI ST., near the Depot Of the Providence and Wor,
cester Railroad For further particulars inquire
of the subscriber, at 2O6 Main Street.
J. w WETHER ELL.
worcester Aug. 3, 1853. DIFF
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cid Havana Cigars,
vi all the BEST brands, constantly on hand and Tor
sale wholesale an3 RETAIL by d SCOTT, Jr.,
octIe dif Apothecary, 243 Main street.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
- A Double Tenement, 9 rooms each; Of II do;
of dos of 10 do; Cottsge. do; houses
on Main stj do partly I'm shed; ] do contain
ing tenemeats; of rooms l in Richardson; a
Farm In Peiersham, SC &c. Also 80 house lots.
Inc above property will be sold on the most liberal
terms Those in want Of Houses House Lots, will
consult their own interest by calling the REAL Els
TATE AGENCY, 233 Main ST., up stairs.
~ Lenements, Stores, anu Offices, 10 be let.
moNbf to loan on collateral security
d1y aug4 LEWIS c. MUM
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The ParIor Conf s,ov.

-Four Sizes-from 10 to Is inch Cylinders.
THIS Stove is on the most Scientific prn-
clples, ana Will consume its smoke and gases,
making saving OF 40 per Ct over any olher stove now
IN use The crate and dre-box arranged that no
sitting is required Of the fuel burnt in this stove and
the fre only requires replenshing in "A hours.
ID. c. THURSTON,
au2O deSTuaTh 23l Main street.
DIR. T.. o. Phinney's Dysentery Cure
rs very superior Remedy for ID, sentery, Diarrhea
Caolera and other Bowel Com painfs characterized by
pam and increased action he author has fully tested
IFS virtues by practical OF il du ing the last
twelve years. with the successful results Tut up
IN tnr form OF 20 wder is applicable these
active flIms OF disease where liquid preparations are
lnadmssible on account Of containing alchlic spirits
II Is an excellent family Medicine standard Remedy,
and adapted TO persons of ali ages
For sale in Worcester, by Caldwell & IIHi E. II.
Marsh, u. scotf, NJ. Green, Lewis T. Lhzel. Sibey
4 scott, and James Green Also, by Apoihecaries and
dealers in Medicine in the Country generally. General
Agency al Sc Commercial Street Boston.
BZ9 deodaW2m
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FREE LECTURES.

I compliance with the request of many citizens OF
This city, DIR, w hitney
viii deliver THO FREE LECTURES, explanatory
OF his 'OXygen lHhalmg trt almeni. - in
III ticultuTaI Hall,
on Monday and Tuesday Evenings, 29th and Both in
stantS aud ONE Lecture on Wednesday Afternoon
3lsf instant al O'Clock TO the Ladies)
DR.. Whitney will show, by the of individuals 10
this city, tho uniform and astonishing results Of his
treatment of long Diseases and for the general restora
tion of health.
The evening lectures will commence at past oc'k
au29 DIT
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FRENCH, ENGLISH.
AGgERHCAN MILLINERY.

u He Ladies OF the United States respectfully in
Nited to visit he magnificent Show Rooms Of the
subscriber. The ananFt met she has recently entered
into Ten supply Of The latest styles Of Foreign Mi-
merry from Madame lehaeur, the celebrated milliner
III Paris and Mrs LamaTtine, Bond street. London
geher with her own superior TASTE, enables her pre-
sent TO her numert friends, and the public in general
at this the most extensive and attractive display
oiFAL Goods in her line Of business, offered for
sale in this country.
Mrs has 10 acknowledge the receipt of many com
pmentaTy letters ION the trade throughout the Union
relative to the sley OF the transit OF the Spring pur
chases and OF the complete approval of the style and
finish Of all the GOODS out and she is happy
thai the NHOLESALE department is still under the
same management. Mrs. VIM. SIMMONS,
au30 d3m SEA Broad way, New York
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LOST.

ON Tuesday, August 23d, on the cross road from De
" lany's Mill, by the Town Farm, the new road in
Holden, Two cases Boys Boots, in bag Whoever
will return the same to the subscribers, shabe suitably
rewarded. FITCH & OTIS.
au27 dat wilt
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Berlin Aoademical Boarding School.

NERMS for the current year, commence June 9Th
Sept 9TH, and Dec. 5th, and continue II v eeks.
JOSIAH BRIDE, Principal
August II. 1873 dAWtDncl
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WANTED

fENuREE or -Four good Boot Bottomers, at No. 376
L Nam street, Worcester (near the Oread).
auE4 DIFF p, HINT.
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MUSIC STORE.

MUSIC STUkE.
E'HE subscriber at l72a Main street, opposite Union
Block. ana nearly opposite his old stand offers for
sale as large and valuable assortment of
Musical Merchandise,
as can be found in this city, having bought goods at he
owes prices and PAID SAME, considers il fair
and HONORABLE to sell on reasonable terms Purcha-
sers are invited TO call land examine. A. MARSH,
au25 diff 1928 Main ST.
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For Sale.

&A The House formerly occupied by Col. JAMES
in SHEPHERD No. 10 High street Inquire of E.
- W. RlDGWAY, at Freight Depot of the Roslon
ana Forester Railroad. d2w< au25
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Low Priced Sugars
Tnhancn

90 BOXES Nat. Williams Cavendish Tobacco
~ 10 do. Goodwin & Brother Yellow Bark
Tobacco, Tor sale by J. e. GREGORY,
Nos l, ), 5, and Main ST., opp. Court House.
jeS dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30
T OR S LIE

ia The Real Estate, corner of Portland and Myrtle
nN Streets, consisting Of Houses, and about $1,000
feet of Land. Enquire of
aue2 EDWIN GLEASON
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FOR SALE.
House For Sale.

kses On sycamore street, arranged for Two fami-
ESP lies with good sized o.. valued at 5000. In
-. quite OF ;, ID. NEW ToN, on the premises.
Worcester, Aug. II, 1853. deodtOetI
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House, Barn, and Land for Sale.

INA The Place is very pleasantly situated in North
GnA Charlton ten miles from Worcester two miles
from CHARLTON Centre, and consists of a good
two story House, well finished supplied with the best
oil water, brought with pump Barn and Wood
house with about two and half acres of choice Land
with good supply of the best Of Fruit. 1t is very
desirable pace for Boot Shoe Maker il being with
in few rods Of two extensive Boot and Shoe Manufac-
tories, and also of good SCHOOL, The most of the
purchase money can lay on mortgage If desired
For farther particulars, inquire OF the subscriber on
the premises, d&w4w l.. G. PARKHURST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30
Mount Pleasant School.

| HF FALL TERM will commence September LIST.
and continue % weeks Pupils will be admitted
Their particulars, inquire of A. CARTER Proprietor.
Worcester, August l, 1873. dti aaI7
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Wanted Immediately.

Z OR Good Blacksmhs can find constant empIov
- ment, by applying at OSGUOO BRADLEY,S
dtf Car Mauufactory
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BOOKS, &c.
Books af wilson's. 96 Main streo

Books at Wilson's, So Main Street.
0LOIsTER Life OF Charles the FiGh.
" City and County Life.
Liberties OF America
The Preacher and the King.
Golfers shakeslcar Part !.
Harpsrs' Magazine iOT August
Putnam's do do
Lady's Book, crsham's Magazine, fer sale at the
Worcester Bookstore. dll aug2
BO0KS-BOOKS-BO0Ksl
John Keith G Co.'s Bulletin of New Books
No. 239 Nam street.
CRAWFORD. by the author Of Ruth.
~ Darlington Stretches, with Illustrations, by -
The Pedestrian in France and Switzerland nv George
Darrell, Jr
A memorial of Horatio GreenOugh, by Henry T.
Part g. Collier Shakespeare Text Restored.
Mark liurdlrst0ne, or he two Brotbers-Mrs Woode.
Jack Cade, or the Bondsm rs Struggle
Journey Round the World-Gersiacker
Maria Louise Emily Carl n.
Lectures to Country Girls Mrs. swisshelm.
Philosophy of Sir William Hamilton.
Romance Of the Forum.
Table TipL Bgs Exposed-Prof Page.
New and Revised EdiIion-IA ellis Principles OF
Geology, illus rated Al th FIVE hundred wood cuts.
The Mechanics, Engineers, and Artists Text Book,
to be completed in twelve monthly parts at 37l
each. Part LIST and End now ready
MILES Tremenhere, by Annatte Maillard.
Fern Leaves, from Fanny's Portiolio-Seventeenth
Thousand.
Romance of Abelard and IFeloise, by o. w. Wright
Helen and Arthur, by Mrs. e. Lee Hentz.
NEW B00ES-NEW BOOKS!
At E. Lace'n1ore 8 Co.'S Bookstore, 1874 Main St.
T YELLo Manual of Elementary Geology.
~ Rhyme, with reason and wthour, by B, P. Sh
lock.
The "igwam and the Cabin, by SIMS
The Pro Slavery Arguments.
Norman Maurice, an American Drama by Sins
Percy Efineham, by Author "Valentne Vox"
sterng's Life OF Emperor, Cha les 5ih
Downey's New Book of Choice Proverbs.
Fern Leaves.
Trpp's Guide to the White Mountains.
The illustrated Record the Industry of oil Nations
History OF the Massacre OF the Greeks on the Island
o. SEQ, by u r. Castains. DIFF aug2
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Wrapping Paper
Dairy Butter

BROOKS Il sTEAENS have now in Store all sizes
ID and ale selling Manufacturers piices
JyI3 dtt No Front Street.
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A Rare Chance d! I!
FOR SALE.
F0R SALE

tsgg, The TIMBER, WOOD, &c on Forty Acres
RsYS of land, on the Gill Gibbs Farm in Rut and Ms
=AN4on which may BE- found Oak, Maple, Pine Chest
nut, Whit Birch ami S,ruce. Apply to
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland
Or TO H. w. WETHERELL, IA MIX ST., Boston.
.aul3 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-30
Situation Wanted,
Statesmen Wanted.

1--WE or Six young work in a Dry Goods
store, as salesmen can obtain siination b, an.
piyhg soon' at u. l.. HARDON d cos.
auI9 daW2w
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It%AA NNLbo4s
A FEW small packages Of nice Vermont DaiIy now
"A in Store an for sale by
iySO DIFF BROOKS 81 sTEARNs.
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Soap,

Soap.
WTINCHESTER's, and Colgate's Extra and com
w mon Soap, for sale by the box by
aul7 diff II. GRIFFIN co.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
New Advertisements.
TAKE NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS'will be re-
y ceived by the Board of Directors Of
School District No. z, Agency Tp.; up
to the 25th of June. for building school
house for said District. of the following
discription--in size: 40 feet long and 80
wide: IL feet story and l3 inch wall.
To be built of brick and set upon good
foundation of limestone; partition to
be built through the house; to have n
stove fue in each end; TO have l3 win
.dows and 3 doors; sufiicien, number of
desks and seats; rooted, floored, lathed
and plastered, and all other necessary
work to fit il up for use; all of which
is to be done in good style and of good
materials. The Board reserving the
right to judge, both of the materials and
workmanship, as the work progresses, q
If in their opinion it was not such as
contracted for, have the RICH, to stop far
Their operations until an adjustment, can
be had.
The lowest responsible bid will be ac-
cepsed, (,he Board judging Of the respon-
sibility) bond with approved security
will be required. The job must be COM
pleted by the LIST day of December next,
at which time 5000 will be paid and the
balance in IL months from tina. date.
BY order of the Board.
A. B. COMSTOCK, Sec'y.
June l6, 1853.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16

II We have always been Of the opin-
ior that the time would come, when the
People of this State would see the eff
fecis Of that narrow and suicidal policy
in refernece to public Improvements
which has been prescribed for them and
incorporated into their organic laws.
That time has now come. The anx-
ious enquiry is now heard on all hands
what shall we do, what can we do, to
secure the advantages Of Railroads, and
keep up with the necessities and spirit Of
the age? How can we best whip the
devil around the stump. and get thai
indirectly which other States are getting
directlyl The Governor is appealed to;
bns the voice of the People cant reach
him through the constitutional barriers.
behind which he is intrenched. and the
Delphic Oracle of old Fogyism gives
forth no response. We are now look
ing to those inherent, and inalienable
powers, the right of Counties and the
People, in their discretion, to use theil
own resources and their own credit. &c
promote their own interest. What will
old Fogyism say TO this? We shall see
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16

SuIcIDE.-A woman committed sui.
eide few days ago, in the west end oil
this city by cutting her throat.
DISTRESSING AccIDENT-W We are
panied TO be under the necessity Of an.
nouncing another shocking accident. re-
sulsing from the blasting Of rock, in our
city.
Yesterday several workmen were en-.
gagged at the quarry, when Patrick Wins
low applied slow match and retired as
usual. after waiting the accustomed peri.
cd, he returned, supposing that the match
had become extinguished. As he reach
ed the spot however, there was a ire.
mendous explosion which severed his
hand. shattered his facs and tore out his
eyes scorching the very sockets.
He was borne 10 his house, and is still
living, with possibility of continuance
of life, bus darkness and helplessness
mus. henceforth be his mournful 10. in
this world Taliey Whig. 9th.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
From California!
ARRIVAL OF THE
Ell DORADO.
New York, June &, p. III.

New York, June g, p. III.
The Eldorado brings dates from San
Francisco to the 7th of May, and $500,
600 in gold. The mail was brought
down to Panama by the Steamer Pana-
MA.
The Record office at San Jose was
burned by an incendiary.
The yield of gold was not falling off.
The Lancaster, Van Dieman's Land
Examiner denies the curren, report that
O'Donohue was under parole at the time
he affected his escape.
Business a. San Francisco for the week
opened favorably, but declined at the
close in consequence Of immense i'm
ports. Seven clippers had arrived.
Flour was iirmer, with Sigh. advance
on 9th May. Markets buoyant under
late advices from the States. Gallegos
flour $3.50. Provisions firm and in
good demand--bacon 25c; hams 22c.
A terrible affair occurred at San Fran
cisco. between party of squatters and
the sheriff, assisted by party of clti-
zens; two citizens, one j. A. Vedal, JUS
tee of the Peace, was shot dead, and
Sheriff Twist was MORALLY wounded.
During the intense excitement which
prevailed the revenue cutter Ewing ar
rived, and the commander promptly Of
fered his assistance. The excitement
still continued. The affair grew out OF
an a,temp. to eject John Power. squat
ter and others.
A Obstructive fire occurred at San
Francisco on the 4th, destroying Ros
sett House and several adjoining bull
dings. Loss $l24,000. Several IN
mates Of Rossets House persisted. one
Of them Mr.. Hubbard from Chic. The
buildings were on Bush and Sansome
streets.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE
DANIEL WEBSTER,
NEw ORLEANS, June 6.


The Daniel Webster, connected with
the Sierra Nevada. has arrived, making
the trip from San Francisco in 20 days
and half. Left at San Juan the sloop.
of-war Albany and the brig Judas of N.
York.
The Promethsus sailed for New York
on 3lst with 400 passengers.
California news is very meagre. -
The mining accounts are favorable. The
Sonora Herald records many lucky dis.
coveries at Umpqua river, where the
miners have taken Jumps valued at $500
to 5000.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands are
to The 10Th April The king at the O.
pening OF Parliament nominated his a.
dopsed son, Lcholite, his successor.
which was sanctioned by the mobiles.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16

O.tum wa, June l1,h, 1859.

Ottumwa, June lth, 1853.
The Wapeilo County Agricultural
Society met pursuant 10 adjournment,
at the Congregational Church, in Onum-
wa, on this day, ]. w. Hedrick, Presi-
dent Of the Society. in the chair.
The proceedings of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The Bond of E. Washburn, rreasu.
rer of .he Society, was presented and
approved. ..
The Society was addressed by j.
w. Norris.
On motion of J. nj. Peck, the thanks
OF the Society were rendered TO Mr..
Norris, and copy of his Address re-
quested for publication in the Des
Mnines Courier.
The Committee appointed to prepare
a list of articles for the Fair, through ].
M. Peck, their chairman, reported.
Moved by u. Biggs to adopt the list,
and proceed to afix the amour. of pre-
miums to the articles.
j. M. Peck moved 10 amend by post
poning the apporsionment until the next
meeting, in order to increase the amount
of funds in the Treasury.
The amendment prevailed, after
which the motion vas adopted.
Motion TO appoint Committees on a.
wards adopted. but appointment defer
red until the next meeting. @
Motion that Committees on Awards
be authorized 10 grant Certificates of
Merit adopted.
Resolved, on motion OF j. w. Cald.
well. that when the Society adjourns, 1t
will adjourn to meet on the last Satur-
day in July next, and that the amount
of premiums to be awarded to each ar.i-
Gle, exhibited a, the Fair, be- fixed npon-
on at that meeting.
Whereupon, the Society adjourned.
j. w. Hedrick, Press.
J. w. Norris, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
ATTEMPT
Of Mother to Murder her four Chill

~' - $500 ~" 49, Jo~" Ssss
dren.
Last evening. at an early hour, 8
Mrs. II. Harper. residing in Jackson's
court, between Ninth and Tenth a. Race
and Vine streets, while under the inhu.
ence of mental arrangement, attempted
to take the life of her four young chill
dren, and to kill herself.
I The neighbors were alarmed by the
screams of the children, and on going to
learn the cause, met the eldest child OF
the unhappy woman. lad OF about 8
years, who said that his mother wanted
to kill him, and was numbering his bro
theirs and sisters with carving knife
Several persons Immediately rushed in
to the house, and found the statement OF
the boy sadly correct.
The wreiched mother was brandish-
ing large knife, with which she had in
flicted wounds on the bodies of three OF
her children, and then tried to put an
end TO her own existence. One of the
children, little girl, about four years Of
age. had received frighsful wound in
the throat. near the carotid artery;anoth-
er, a boy of six years, had received a
severe, though not dangerous. cash on
the shoulder. and third, an infant some
three months old. had cut on it's throat.
Every assistance was immediately,
rendered. and il 10 probable that all will
recover. The little girl. however. lost
much blood. and was considered seri-
onsly injured. The child who gave the
alarm escaped without injury-[ Phila-
delphia Ledger.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16

The Agricultural meeting on Sat-
urday last was better attended than any
previous meeting. and there was more
in,eres. manifested in the objects of the
Society. Quite number of the largest
Farmers in the County were there, and
several new members were obtained.
A feeling has gone forth from this NEE
ting which will arouse the pride OF the
the Farmers of Wapello, and induce
them to come forward and sustain their
Society. The proceedings viii be
found in another column.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16

FOURTH OF JULy.-I has been ru
mored that the several Divisions of the
Sons of Temperance, in this County,
contemplated celebration OF the
coming Fourth al Dahlgnega. We are
not ye, fully advised on the subject, bu,
hope it is SO. There is nothing JUS
now that stands more in need of dem.
onstration, than Temperance Why
can. we have General Celebration Of
all in the Comfy who are Tor Temper.
ance Declaration of Independence of AL.
cohol! We would not, however, med
die with things that don't concern US,
We were happy 10 hear of the design Of
the celebration. and hope it will go off,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
Sherif's Sale.
JOSEPH w. CALDWELL, 4
School Fund Conner.
VS.:
MICHAEL FARNswoRrH

MICHAEL FAREswoRrH
DY virtue of special execution issu-
ID ed by the Clerk Of the District
cour, in and for the county Of Wapello
and State of Iowa, in the above ent,leh
case agains. the Defendant and to me di-
rected-I will sell at Public auction, TO
the highes. bidder at the Cour. House in
Ottumwa, on Saturday the ID day Of
July 1853, between the hours of 0 o.
clock a m, and o'clock p m, the follow
ing real estate, to-wi,: Lo, No. Seven ca
in section No. eleven an and the west
half Of the northeast quarter Of Section
No. Fourteen (l4 in township No. (7I)
North of Range No. Thirteen 10y west.
Terms of sale cash.
ID. f GAYLORD, Sh'f.
June l6, lS53-2ws pr fee 80