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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

TEARING JEALoUsY.-"Fanny Fern'' saws il is
provoking Tor a wpnan, who has worked all day at
meDdng an old coat Of her husbands 10 find love
leIier from another woman in its pocket. We should
think it might be. married lady Uf our own CITY "A
morning or two since, while Overhamling a vest of
her lieee lords, dfcovered mystic, ious bill for
SIR dress therein, which she had never worn, and
board bill for some hat she thought he had not
ought to pay. The effect Was that large and
wakelu JEALOUSY was aroused in her mind and de-
termination formed to watch his movements closely
On Tuesday evening, about O'Clock, the lady and
ner sister traced the deceiver to house in Cam.
bridge street, which they Immediately entered, aud
caught him with lair DuIcinea, in the identical
SIR drcss,lhe bill for which had awakened the jea-
ousy. speedy separation Of the parties was sud.
denly made, The husband running one way, pursued
by the ipcensed wife, the woman up Hancock street
followed by the sympahizing sister, whose reirbu.
i've fingers made their marks on The fugitive AZ she
ran Bonnet shawl, and dress were torn by the re.
vengein fingers Of the pursuer, who, jealous Of her
sister rights, did not spare the cause Of her wrong
The chase continued, ~ The orders OF procession
read, Sup Hancock, down I3eacon,io School slreet
until, when the City Hall, the ayenger endeay
ored to procure the aid Of the police and Der victim
fortunately escaped.- Post.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

SAMUEL APPLETON. This gentleman, who
died recently in Boston, was the eldest of three
brothers, renowned in that city for their wealth
and liberallty. He had, for many years, been
retired from active business, on fortune Of one
or two millions-perhaps nearer the latter figure
AL of which came 10 him by his own industry.
economy, and bright calculation. The nest egg
he laid when boy, in his paternal home in New
Ipswich, at the foot of the Monadnoc, New
Hampshire AS he was at play in the street, O..
high road, in front Of his fathers dwelling, there
came along drover just at dusk one evening,
with herd Of beeves which he found it difficult
TO keep from struggling, without more assistance
He offered young Appleton ''lour pence half
penny to 60 with him to the next tavern The
boy, obtaining the consent of his parents, UNDER
took the important enterprise. When the point
was reached, little Samuel had done so we'll that
the drover offered him another like sum for
another stage, which he found himself obliged TO
drive.
The boy returned from a journey, back and
forth, OF nearly len miles, possessed Of a Yankee
''nInepence" as The fruit Of his labor, and from
that time the money Of Samuel Appleton probably
accumulated pretty regularly by progression not
much less than geometrcal. And no mans money
was ever less grudged TO him. He always had
such habit Of doing handsome things with it, in
the neatest possible way, that everybody gave
hm credit for the biggest size of heart that could
be lodged in his body. One consequence of this
was-and especially after he became million
aire--ihat he was besieged with begging letters
from all sorts OF people, and all sorts Of instltu-
lions, beyond any man in Boston or perhaps else
where These he received with the utmost good
nature, answered some Of them, no doubt. boun-
lliully; but cltener, perhaps, sent one of he beg
gars copy of one of The letters from another,
urging charity so ludcrously absurd as 10 de-
monsrale the folly Of all such importantly.
Although New Hampshire farmers boy, in /.
debled only TO the common school for his learn.
ing, Mr.. Appleton became quite Maecenas and
many college has received a $4,000 o, $40
600 from him at pinch, and many a worthy ar.
list has had pudding from hun, while he only got
praise from others Ia losing Amos Lawrence
and Samuel Appleton, in one year, Boston has lost
two of the greatest lights Of that reputation which
she has so long enjoyed for the union Of wealth
and generosity. Mr. Appleton was respected, in
the circle in which he moved, quite as much for
his lberaity Of sentiment as Of money. With
opinions OF his own, no was no party man; and, ,
unlike quite number OF other itch men in Bos-
ton, scorned the thought oftrying to starve those
who differed from him. His charity and kind
nesses were not at all bounded by the limits of
creed, clique, sect, or party. Wherever he
thought money would yield the best crop, or the
most In long run, there he bestowed il, like
potentate; but regular leeches and knights oflazy-
hood got no encouragement from him. Peace 10
the ashes ola good rich man.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

WThe latest news from California informs
US that Joaquin, the bandit, had been taken and
beheaded. So ends the story of life that did not
extend to 20 years, but which, nevertheless. was
chequered with all those incidents of romantic adj
venture, which give SO deep an interest 10 the
Stree. booter's'' story. Joaquin was brave 10
reeklessness; he was accomplished in all those
ieats Of personal strength and dexterity, which
give prominence TO a man in seni-ciyilized
state Of society. He.was a warrior thief who. we
have no doubt, did many generous acts to the
poor Mexican peasaniry, while he plundered and
murdered the American conquerors, and Chinese.
&C., intruders. "a famous man was Robin
Hood, the English ballad singer joy;'' and even
more reputed than he was Scotand's Rob Roy.
Who knows but Joaquin $ story may yet be told
IN the valleys Of California, wits as much faith
10 his better nature and generous deeds as is now
felt IN Britain for his two prototypes. Poor Joa.
gun, in other circumstances, and in another
place, ne might have been an ornament to so
ciety.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

DEFALcATIoE.-Angusi Clarke, late postinas.
ter IN this iown,is deIauier 10 the government Of
80 mr. as ID kno"n- $2,846. On the 3lst Of March
last, be was 81 1877 behind, and from that time ~
his removal, May 10, he fell sbor 81 l5O these
last figures are from his own account and the Gov.
ernment's accounts may possibly increase the Whole
amount 10 $500 Il appears that Of late, when
drafts on The Northampton office came, and Clarke
was unable TO meet hen,be would r. quest the hold.
erS 70 wan a lew days, and, in the mean Tine would
send toWa.hinglon ior a large lot Of stamps. which
be would sell, and thus save protest. Since
March 81, he received over $1,000 worth OF stamps.
Where the money went, is more Than Il known
snrmises we will not publish. Clarke sailed for
California about fortnight since, aud IA is well
known thai he had but little more than enough 10
pay his passage through.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26
VERY SPFCi4L NOTICE.

FIVE DOLLARS WARD!
As certain SO center, in this city still persist in ad-
verising that he makes and Sc Is ;. Chemically Cob
ored Daeperreutypes, mike him the following
proposition
We propose that The Gentleman hangs of his
Chemically Coloren" Daguerreotypes in the lower
hall of the Central Exchange, of the Pest Office
for one week. we will hang Of style
side of his, thus giving he public chance to examine
specimens and uho is The humbug.
Henieman who has love of the beautiful. ard
who appreciate The Slime Arts" ami Knows tie
nnodesty and retiring disposition If the 20 NJ man.
has depost with IL Fire Dollars TO he given 10 him.
providing he will accept Of the above offer.
VIII the so cent accert quibbie. We shall
see. ADAMS CLAFLiN
augl0 DIFF 1888 Main Street
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NO. POIs ONIN G.u

ThousRnds OF Parents who vcrmirHge composed
81 Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, aware, that while
ihey appear TO benefit the patient, they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF diseases such as sal
ivatoD, loss of sight, weakness oflimbs &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement of
hobensacks Medicines, 10 winch weask the attention of
all directly interested in their well as their Chill
hFen's health. In Liver complaints, all disorders
arising RON those Of biliOus type SOU should make use
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills
u " Be not deceiUed," but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature OF The Proprietor, J. N. HOBENSACK.
as none else are genuine.
l.. T. LAZELI., EDW'D H. MARSH, D SCOTT.
Jr JAMES GREEN and CALDWELL d HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
ie2l I,F
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WnIrsntsd Pure Drngs

For Prescriptions and Physicians use, tron The most
reliable sources in Boston and Nao York, can be
found at the Store Of Leuas T. Lazeil, POI Main
Street.
Every one who is any cOnve5sant with Drugs and
Chemicals, knows the great difficulty OF finding art
Gle perfectly free irom adueraion. Especially is this
the case with those in general use, winch of all Others
should be as pure possible. il has been for years
aud now is my aim, 10 purchase hut the hest
Drugs-Ihose which may be relied upon, aud all may
ieel confident OF the purity of every article obtained
my establishment. trnst that discriminating public
will continue TO sustain me in my endeavOrs, by their
patronage assuring them that every article will be held
as represented Physicians prescriptions carefully
compounded at all hours OF the dav and night
yl daWtf l.. T. LAZELL Apothecary
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Donetti.s Exhibition.

D0netti's famous exhibition of monkeys and dogs,
opened at the Museum on Wednesday evening. This
is the remarkable exhibition which has afforded much
asonishment and delight countless thousands in N.
Orleans, New York; and all The principal cities of the
Union, we'll as throughout all Europe. 1t is truly
most wonderful, amusing, and instructive entertain
ment The old theory, which has been 81 often advocat-
ed and combatted alternately by naturalsts and skcpt
cal spectators in physical philosophy, that the monkey
forms true "connecting link" between the brute and
human species finds in the astonishing performances of
of these animals, strong grounds for something like
"volent resumption; least they leave ga strong
doubt to hang hat upon" These animals are all the
finest specimens of their species The dogs all
foreign, with one exception. They appear dressed in
the most fanciiul costumes Of male and female attire,
and with the almost single exception of the power Of
Speech the spectator feels himself LEFT in the greatest
doubt to their full identity with the human species
Without undertaking to speci any one Of the many
curious exceedingly laughabe and wonderful perform
auces of these apmals, win only say, that the bill
exaegeraiion in the least, and in TRUTH falls much
short of the reality They must be n To form true
conception Of their powers, skill, and intelligence MIR
Donetti has been in the training of many of these ami
mails Tor some twenty years Patience and skill have
been his capital, but the animals, in turn have not
proved insensibe ungrateful, and have amply re
warded HIN, principal and interest, for his time. ney
&c. His aff4ble and genlemanly manner upon the
stage, in the conduct of the exhibition, source of
much agreeabeness and instruction 10 the audience
Connected with the exhibition series Of "Ds-
solving Views,' which for interest, beauty, and in
strnction cannot be surpassed These perform noes
were witnessed by the President of the Uned States.
and his Cabinet and by the Governor of this State,
Mayor, &c, OF New Bedford in their late representa-.
tion in that city, with The satisfaction. They
continue this evening and tomorrow afternoon, and
advise llwho can, tn witness the entertainment. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

RELEASE OF THE STAR LTcHT by THE Barr
isH.--A lelter from the American Consul at Char.
lotieown, T. r. l., Of Aug. 18th. has been received
At Boston, which states that the schooner Star ght
o. Gloucester, was brought IN there prize by the
British steamer Devastation for fishing within bounds
The Consul protested against the jurisdiction Of the
Admiralty Court there 10 Try the matter, ON the
ground hat the Starlight was seized il CANADIAN
waters. The Captain Of the Devastation then an
nounced his intention 10 take the Star Light TO Cue.
bee for trial, but finally, upon the promise Of Capt
Mcdonald 10 be more careful in future, he consented
10 release him Upon payment Of costs, about 500 =.
captured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

THURSDAY, August Is
Arehebald Mcmillan, George Lawson, and James
rla'' were severaly brought up tos being droak and
disturbing the peace, on Wednesday, on Pleasant
street. The Witnesses testified that the defendants.
rlatt and Lawson, were drunk and fighting, and that
Mcmillan was engaged ia the scuffe also. The de-
PENDANTS, Piatt and Lawson, stated that they were
only having a friendly trial of strength, and that
Mcmillan tried 10 separate them. The Court held
that such friendly exercises were neither seemy nor
admissible, and fined Mcmillan and Patt, So, and
costs, amounting 10 ~ 80. each; and Lawson, SO,
and costs, amounting 10 $3.50. The, paid, and
were discharged.
Nahum II. Fagg was brought up Tor keeping
dog, and suffering The same 10 go at large w,hou,
collar with the name Of the owner inscribed thereon.
the said Nahum II. FIagg not having license 10
keap dog.
Col Williams appeared for the Commonwealth
and Calvin e. Prau, Esq, for the defendant. The
counsel for The defendant took several exceptions TO
the indictment, &c, all OF which were oSerruled,
and the case went TO trial.
James Corgrove testified thar as be was passing
along one Of The streets Of ibe city on Saturday last
arecdish brown dog rushed from a house 10 the
course Of erection Exchange street, and BIZ him.
ne discovered that The dog belonged to Mr. Fiagg,
ana entered complaint with the City Marshal. Az
=, long aad careful examination FIagg was fined
W. a"'' 00ss' HON which judgment he appealed.
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~ The Shylosk who recently imprisoned a poor
widow for debt in Portland, Me-, must feel rather
uncomfortable in his uHenyiable position. The lady
has received the sympathy and aid Of the Port
landers, and the following petition appears in one of
the Portland papers:-
s'Notce is hereby given that we intend to present
petition to Beelzehnb, at the holding Of his next
birthstone levee, praying for Satanic edict compel.
ling the man who incarcerated a widow in prison for
debt, to marry the woman who presented Queen
Victoria with quilt, and then dunned Aer for pay;
the ceremony TO be performed by Brigham Young Of
Utah, and the matched pair TO be drilled sternaIIy
down below by the gallant (?) officer of the Unhed
States army, who ordered the nogging Of the two
Mexican women
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

RAILROAD AccIDErT.-Yesierday morning
as the second passenger train from Plymouth 10
Boston, was passing through HALIFAX, at rnpid
rate, the engineer discovered that the switch
lending to side track was misplaced. lie could
not stop his irain but dashed upon The side track
on on which were standing two loaded wood cars. -
Inc cars were u'ucn broken, and The locomotive.
.nc "Mayhower, considerably injur d. The
person was hurt Traveller. 24ih.
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Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.

Reasons why the Climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
list. To produce new hair.
end To prevent badness.
Sd. To give danduf "leave to withdraw
4th. To promote the growth of the hair.
5th. To give the hair rich and luxunant appear
anee.
9th. To give the hair a natural gloss.
7th To curl the hair easily.
sh To dress the hair tastefulIy.
9Th To prevent the hair from turning gray.
10th. To the headache.
llih. To keep the head clear
18th Because it is the best compound in uso for all
these purposes.
Sole Proprietor, L. T. LAzELL, Druggist 2Ol Main
rect. wi dtf
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The 6remen of Lowell have invited large
number of companies from Boston, Lynn, Salem,
Newburypor, Lawrence, Roxhury, Cambridge,
Charlestown, Fnchburg Springfel Worcester ICON
cord, Reading, Haverhill, and Melhneu, Mass !;
Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Nashville, Ports
mouth, and Dover, N. H.. and Portland, Me-, 10
meet in Lowell on the 18th of next month Aherga
trial OF engines there will be grand dinner, and in
the evening grand soiree.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE.-Graham, for Sepiem
Der, contains several admirable illustrations, and a
rich divarsity Of tales poems travels anecdots &c
IL any wants to purchase large amount Of ex
ceent miscellaneous reading for little money, let
him subscribe for Graham.
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Chr Dailp spy.
FRIDAY. AUGUsT %, 1853
rliREE I1EMoORATIc sCArrc CoNvEN

FREE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVEN-
TlON.-The Annual State Convention of the Free
Democracy, for the nomination Of candidates for the
Offices Of Governor and Lieut. Governor of the Com
monwealth. will he holden at the Town Hail. in Fitch
burg, on THURSDAY, Sept 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
The several towns and cities requested 10 send
Delegates the number of three fer every Representa-
i've TO which they entitled in The General Court
Free Democratic papers throughout the Cowmon-
wealth, requested to publish this notice BY order
of the State COMMITTEE. EDW'D L. KEYES, Sec'y.
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ET- On Monday evening, two miles thus side Of
Stoningion, German passenger on the New York
steamboat tain, put her head out Of The window rs
the train was passing over a bridge, and fractured
her tkull that the brains prolrndcd through the
opening. She was not expected TO survive m hour,
but was sill living The iiain came through Tues
day morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

Not so 0ery Special, as 1t IS soeH kno1on.
sui they come to = BABBlTT, Nos and II, Pi-
ners Rock, for "Cbemicclly Coured Daguerreotypes :"
The pub &c On appreciate Rabbits Pictures They al
ways did, nd as long he makes such perfect
the art, he Will continue TO gain lu share of The publ
lie patronage notw outstanding ether guibbie" about
merits Babbl taking beautiful DagueIrcoty pes
for so cents; more beautiful and Chem caly coored
in Peal cnse, fnf Sl,5O. DIFF aurll.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

THE PoTAToE RoT has ma lie its appearance in
this city, but far its ravages seem confined TO one
variety, viz: the "Chenangoes' The market is
abundan,y supplied with early potatoes Of excellent
quality, which are selling at from fifty sixty cents
al retail
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InIeIIIpennn 0mc.

Having been duly licensed TO keep an INrELLIoENcr
UFFlcE, the undersigned is prepared To furnish Hotels
Dun ume houses and Private Families, with American
country promptly attended to. Persons in wnn, NJ
CALI '"'"'' a'e in'"eu 10
~ Tenements, Stores, and Offices TO he let
w MONEY TO loan on collateral security
augl0 dly LEWIS C. MUM. asS Mains ~
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~ We perceive that large gang oflabolers are
at work in laying he foundation of new and ele
giant block Of Stores which are u be erected The
present season upon the east side Of Main S., south
Of the Common, by Drs. Joseph and Henry sar-
gent
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pIfIIer,s 0nerarIon

For Filling Teeth OverExpossd Nerves.
This operation, original with the subscriber, has
nearly three hundred times, with loss Of oae tooth
only so far as known Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom he instructed han tive wears
who have been emnently sucet ssfal By no ,theT
method Of treatment heret fore IN use can 90 many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes become
exposed. \. p. MILLER.
declI 5,f
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p. c. EneOn, Counsellor at Law.-His tim
being no longer oceaped with she duties OF he mayor
ally, he viii devote himself exclusively 10 tAs business
January 8. 1853 jan5 div
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gY- A freight train on the Michigan Central
Raroad, numbering 10 cars, was drawn into
Detroit on Thursday evening Of last week. The
principal item Of freight was wheat; Of which
there were about lmillion Of pounds, and tho
weight Of the train alone was Eve hundred and
forty -four TONS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

~ train Of cars the Old Colony R.;,..a
fen on the track q, Halifax, Tuesday, il
p the m'sp'acemen. o. The switch. No person WAS
considerably damaged. "'''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

Wn9o Diocs, worcester. Goods and Packages for
warucu 10 springfield, Northampton, Greenfield Brat,
pw, nallI9d, New Haven, pisneld, Albany Troy
Dunao, Dleve,and, Cincinnati, Detroit Chicago aud ali
DRAFTS, NOTES, BILta Ae eollected N, Mi n
ebOve places s. " n IiiCKCtlx san, -" '"o
Mai
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200 REWARnr

DIR. LANGLEY's ROOT AND HERB BITTERs
IL snail he left TO all the people, who shall be en-
and they wi" he sure to be cured OF the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Janndice Coughs and Colds Costve-
ness, Iiles Weakness Headache all complaints arising
rom impure blood, loss of appette-in fact all The
complaints which every body is more or less troubled
wlth alter thawing ont in the Spring. Langey's Bit
ters are the very thing Tor all the ladies' and every body
else should have bottle and mistake in that rs thew
always do good and never harm, and very pleasant
to take. Only 25 and 375 cents bottle
sold IN Orcester, by James Green, and NJ b. Green
wholesale and retail j. Scott, E. u Marsh, L. 4 La
zel, and all other dealers in medicine Also by dealers
AL the towns and villages every where
wholesale depot, 81 Union street, Boston.
marl9 l,e
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RELIEF FOR NEw oR.x..s ~. NJ.
snoacrp,on N aid Of New Orleans hns reschsd ,,s
sun' q 4o'VVO, On Tuesday Messrs a. q sa ~
renee made donation Of 5000 = . a. LAW.
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Sc gars of exquisite flavor are always to be
found in quantities TO SUR al the Drug Store Of
l.. t. LAZELL
l3-dtt 201 Main AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-26

Il. u. h o Is, M. D., HoMGPATHIc Ply
sCIAN, Residence No. ll2 Main Street. Office hours
from TO 8 A. NJ, 2 to and z to Pm
Aug 8. 1852 an
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Draner q CInrIs

Offer for sale the first new WHEAT r OUR received
IN me market 'his season. OF the following superior
Double EXTRA BRANDS:
), y; bEA, j., SAMUEL p. ELY.
MlDDLEPoRT MILLS, S P. Ely.
aul2 dtt
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E7g- Accounts from Mobile which arc supposed to be
reliable, report the fever to be on the increase.
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Mrs. ). q o d w 4 n, AN experienced and success
ful Midwife, holds herself readiness, day and night
TO attend to the duties If her profession Residence
No. 6 Tstin street. o2l-dtf
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WIN. :. RARTnN.

Attorney and Counsellor at Laso,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ComMissI0NEn OF DEEDS, for New York. New Jey.
Sey, &C, No. harrington Corner, Worcester
apis dawistf