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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02
GEN. CARY ON OHIO WINE.

The Detroit Democrat, a journal that
strongly advocated the Liquor Law re-
Gently adopted in Michigan, makes the
following remarks on Gen. Csry's position
in regard TO prohibiting the manufacture
and sale Of Ohio wine:
"We regret to see that Gen. Gary, in
answer to letter from Mr.. Longwor,h,
the great grape grower of Cincinnati,
declares it to be the purpose Of the u.i'
iators Of a temperance law IN Ohio TO
secure the passage Of such an act as will
prevent the manufacture Of the Catawba
vine. 1t will delay, ifnot finally defeat,
the passage of Law which might be Of
immense use in Ohio. Let the temper.
anco men of Ohio get law which will
no, interfere with the manufacture Of
wine and cider; and if on trial more
rigid law ia found to be necessary, then
90 further. But ge, the important part
of The law first. We think the "fur,herH
will not be called for.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02
From Maokenzie's Weekly Message.
Spiritual Manifestations! |!

An address TO the public over the sig
natdre of one of the most shire wd, well
educated, experienced, successful law
yers and politicians in the Union, deser,
we'd careful perusal-,le Judge is one Of
the ablest men on the Supreme Courl
Bench, Counsellor Of thirty years stan
ding, logical and acute. He was for
meHy Stale Senator, and from circu-
lar on such subject, written by such a
man, we hlve fe!, i, to be our duty TO lay
copons. extracts he fore our reaIers.
As much therefore of his honor's letter
as we had room for is herewith repub>
lished, and will richly pay perusal. He
considers The new and marvellous theory
'aiher as a confirmation than as a denial
of divine revelation; and the NeD York
Herald, though still scep'ical, admits that
the Judges paper, sis the statement Of q
"cool, dispassicnate, experienced and
'educated mind, marked by the method,
"reasoning and objects Of an enlightened
"searcher after truth. Such is The in,rin-
"sic value of this extraordinary letter"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02
The Secret of the Stream.

yben The silver stars looked down fror
70 smile the world to rest, tteave
A woman, from oil refuge driven,
Her little babe caressed .
And thus she sung:
ssSleep within thy mothers arms,
Folded to thy mothers heart,
Folded to the breast that warns
Only from it's inward smart,
Only from the pent.up fame,
Burning Gercely at its core,
Cherished by my loss and shame:
Shall | live 10 suffer more!
Shall | live to bear the pangs
OF the worlds neglect and scorn!
Hark! the distant belfry clange
Welcome to the c"ming morn,
Shall live to see it rise!
Ia it not better far to die!
Shall gaze upon the skies.
Gaze upon them shamelesslyI
Clasp me, babe, around my neck,
Do not fear me for the sobs r..
That I cannot, cannot check.
Oh, another moment robs
Life Of all it's painful breath, ltg .E
Waking US from this sad dream,
E'en the wretched rest in death.
Hark! the murmur Of the stream.
Nestle closely, cheek to cheek;
Let us hasten to the wave,
Where 10 found, what we shall seek,
Death, oblivion, and grave"
And the tide rolls on for ever
or that dark and silent river; at H'.
And beneath the wnve-foam sparkling,
mid the woods embowered and darklng,
There they lie near one another,
- a Al
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

NAp1R SHAH, when encouraging the
Persians TO attack The Turks, said-"You
need no, have any fear OF anxiety re>
specling this nation, for God has given
them but two hands, Que Of which is
absolutely necessary 10 keep on their
caps, and the other TO hold up their trow
sers; and if they had third, it would
be employed TO hold their pipes-ihey
have, therefore, none 10 spare for sword
or a SHE'LL"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02
A MISSIONARY g. A CROCODILE.

Rev. John A. Butler, Of Boston, a
missionary of the American Board in
South America, had narrow escape
from horrible death, few months ago.
II appears that he attempted 10 ford tie
river Umkom'zi or horseback, and when
about two>,hirds of the way across, his
'horse suddenly kicked and plunged, as if
10 disengage himself from his lider, and
the next moment a crocodile seized Mr..
Buffers thigh with his horrible jaws.
Mr.. Butler, who felt the sharp teeth Of
the cocodIle, clung TO his horse with q
dealh-hold. Instantly he was dragged
from III saddle, and both lie and & Q
horse were houndering in water, often
dragged entirely under, aud going down
the stream. AT first The crocodile drew
them 10 the middle Of the river, bu, at
list the horse gained shallow water and
approached the shors. As soon as he
" 8 within reach, natives ran TO hls assis~
t,nce, and beat off the crocodile with
spears and clubs.
Mr.. Butler was pierced with FIVE deep
gashes, and had lost much blood. He
left all his garments, except his shirt and
coat, on the opposite shole with native
who was 10 follow hin; but when the
struggle commeE ced, the native returned,
and burst not venture into the water
again. 1t was now dark; and, without
garments, and weak from loss Of blood,
he bad seven miles TO ride. He borrow>
ed blanket Of native, and after two
hours, succeeded in reaching the station
more dead than alive. His horse, also,
was terribly mangled. A foot square Of
flesh and skin was torn from his fanks.
For ten days Mr.. Butler remained in a
dangerous condition, being seized with
Cever and threatened with lock jaw, but
in April, when last heard from, was
recovering.-Cin Eng,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02
WHcLE NO. 6t7.
ABERNErHY,s CouRTsnlp.

John Abernelhy distinguished Britt
lsh surgeon who d'ed at the age of 66,
on the 2o'h of April 1881, was ignorant
OF his birh place, and is claimed as a
native OF Derry in Ireland and of Aber-
ne,hy in Scotland. He was born in
1884, educated in London, pupil of
John Hunter, from whom he derived tha,
ardent love Of physiology, by the applca-
non Of which TO surgery he was destined
to convert a rude ART into beautiful
science. lie owed bis great celebrity
chiefly to his wonderful success as
teacher or lecturer. In private life he
was honorable-dcspising dupliciy and
servilily, and in his family abouudiDg
with tenderness and affection. In pub.
lie his manners to pupil and patient were
cbnrlish, coarse, and capricious. His
surgical works were published in Lon,
don in 2 vols, Svo, 1915.
Mr.. Abernelhy courted his wife in
'alhcr an abrupt way. Tie attended
sick lady for several weeks, and observed
those admirable qualifications in her
daughter which he esteemed 10 be cal
cuated 10 render The married state happy.
On Saturday wien taking leave, he said
thai IN Monday next he would pay the
lady aforesaid vis.t--that ha had pro-
posul to make, but his duties were so
ncessant that he could not accomplish
his work in the usual way through a,ten>
lion and sulicila,ion-his annual receipts
were (naming the sum) and he would
settle E. on his wife-bis charac>
ter she nigh, readily ascerlsin--he Aad
seen in her daugter tender and sffec>
lionate hid, an assiduous and careful
nurse, and gentle and lady like member
Of iamily-sucl woman must be all
that husband could covet, and he feIed
her daughter his hand and fortune. On
Monday when be called he would expect
her determination. Thus did he WOO
and win Ms. Abernelhy, and happier
couple never lived. He attributed his
own compllint, during his last illness, 10
the sordered state Of the stomach. sit
is all the stomach: we use our stomach
i'll when we are young, and il uses US i'll
when we are DID," lie gave strict direc-
tons tina, his body should be carefully
watched, 10 prevent its being examined
OF opened.-Mackenzie's (G.W) Message.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

REroRT COURTEOUS. When a SOY.
ereign entered town, il was formerly
the custom TO treat him with a long
h1rangue. Louis XIII. was one day
listening very patiently at the gate Of
small town TO very tedious Grafton Of
this kind. Baulru, vino accompanied
him, thought tina, he should please the
king by inteHupling the insipid orator.
"Sir," said he, "what is the price Of asses
in your coun,ry2" The harauguer stop.
ped, and afer having scanned Bau,ru
from head 10 foo!, "When they are in as
good condition and us large as yourself" /"
replied he, "they are worth at least
forty shillings;" and ,hen resumed his
discourse.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

Judge BIssEI, Fteesoi candidate foI
Lieut.. Governor, hos withdrawn his name
from the ticket. Circumstances over
which he has no control (what are they
pray!l compel him 10 take hi! step.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-09-02

Sam Hill asked one day, at a farm
house, for mug of cider. The good
dame filled guar. pitcher 10 the brim,
and presented il to the thirsty traveller,
who quaffed il at draugh. and returned
the empty vessel TO its owner, remarking,
in answer 10 an expression of surprise.
that she should not have drank il ell,
but the cider was so hard he could not
bite il Of"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
New York CRYSTAL PaIaoa.

NOTICE given by the Association for the EXHIB.
IN ITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL Ma
TIONS, TO all parties in America DESTROYS of contribu-
ting the Industrial Exhibition be opened the
City OF New York, in May, 1858
All pc DESTROYS OF obtaining place in the Build
ing erected on Reservoir Square, in the City Of New
York, by the Association for the Exhibition of The In
dusry of All Nations, requested send in their APP
picaons for Space before the first day of February,
1853, Immediately after which date the Association
will proceed to decide Applications and allot Space
Each Application must furnish the Exhibitors name
and address in full, and state whether he is Manufactu
rer, Proprietor d gent 1t must contain concise
description Of the articles offered for Exhibition, and
statement of the Precise Dimensions of the Space
quired if on Wall, by height and Length; if Floor
Counter by Lengl III and Breadth.
Applications must be signed by the proposing
TO exhibit and be addressed the Subscriber, the
office Of the Association, o. SIS Broadway New York
The Association hopes that attention will be given to
the of this notice, and that its requ
will be carefully observed in making applications.
BY order, w. WHETTEN, Secretary.
No charge will be made to exhibitions for space al
lotted
JANUARY 5, 1858. JAMS DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

~ The New York French newspaper, the
Courier des Etats Unis gives an idea Of the opera
tons Of the caloric engine, which is at once so sim
pie and satisfactory, that translate it for our read
ers, as follows: "Suppose man to have his mouth
filled by hot metallic sponge. When he draws his
breath, the air in passing through the pores Of the
sponge, becomes heated and reaches the lungs in it's
heated state; while the sponge, having yielded its
caloric, will become cold. When he expires, the
air thus heated, in raversng the sponge, heats that
again. and reaches the exterior in cold state. If,
instead of etfecling this operation by the movement
of the muscles Of the breast an ordinary bellows
were adapted to the mouth, to produce aspiration
and expiration, should have. nearly, the machine
Of Alr Ericsson"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
[PRICE ONE CENT.
il)ortester DQjlp 5pn.

LIFE's LESSER CoURTRsIEs.-A worthy eoun-
trywoman once called on the celebrated Athena
tician William Hutton, to ask how she might best
reform husband who treated her harshly, and
spent most of his time away from home '"The
remedy is simple one said the wise man, "and
yet have neverseen it to fail Aloays treat yoss,
Husband Nth a smile"
That regard for lifes lesser courtesies which Mr.
Hutton thus intended to advise is the sure, vet
much neglected antidote, for many social and do
nestle discords. Large sacrifices made or great
tavors conferred may awaken in the bosom deep
sense OF gratitude; but that which wins our love,
and cements hearts in the bonds of an abiding re-
gard, ifpatience amidst the little trials, and kind
ness invariably manifested whenever the lesser
opportunities of life permit. Hearth-stones now
cherries might be made happy, and heavy laden
breasts nnumerable, would beat lightly again, if
in the tenor of this reply, every small cause of Of
fence was banished, and each brief occasion for
kindness diligently improved. Sirach's son tells
us that "The bee is little among such as fiy; but
her fruit is the chief of sweet things" Thus is it
with the lesser courtesies of life. Their fruit is
among the ''chief of sweet things" Learn, read
er, to prize and practice them. They will minis
ter much comfort; saving you many heart~ache
and self-reproach and securing frequent and
sure pleasures for your hours ofpilgrimage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Table
TOPS, &c.


The SALAMANDER MARBLE COMPANY
4 RE now offering the above in great variety. The
IA articles produced by them very exact In their
limitations OF the choicest Marbles very superior in
their nsh and elegant in their designs; they cheap
er than Marble and having Iron basis du-
rable and caunot be injured by the action Of ACIDS
OILS; having obtained GOLD MEDAL for them at
the last Fair of the American Institute and receiving
daily Communications from Architects Builders, the pub
Tic and the press they invite attention to them with
fdence
They also valuable 10 persons at distance being
more readily set up Than Marble and not liable be
broken in their transr ortaion. Circular with de-
signs and list of prices will be sent by post app
cation. SILAS G. HERRING.
Ware Rooms Sl3 Broadway, New York, under he
care Of JoHN RusToN to whom all business cOmmun
cations only should he addressed. Mandatory Hud
SON. corner of Thirteenth Streets under the superin-
tendetce Of the inventors, X F. & / e. Williams.
Specimens may also he at BEHRING'S Sala-
mander Safe Depot 1876, 1877 and lS9 Water ST., N Y.
dec6 d3mis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
TO BE LET
Cottage House for Sale or TO Rent,

NpV4~S1S AASWSO AHA EetAC VI w 4NO0 u
la SITUATED in a pleasant Grove, Hill St,
nh'M South OF May street, and the Dread IDsti
= tute. said Cottage is new, and contains seven
Rooms. Apply to Il. b. LOWELL.
nOv29 dtAnl%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

HORACE GREELEY < FARMER-About thirty
miles from New York city, the line Of the IIar-
lem railroad, Horace Greeley, OF The Tribune, has a
farm OF thirty acres of bog, swamp, and mountain
rocks, on which his future home is now building
1t is near Charaque, in Westchesier county. Fl e
the city editor will play the country farmer, ndhav-
making the wilderness blossom as the rose,' az d
reap profit in health and happiness, if in no other
shape.-Ihe Plough.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
Eg A gentleman at Dayton, Ohio, in a note

EE A gentleman at Dayton, Ohio, in note
to the Day ton papers, says:
''While at the supper table, little child,
which was seated in It's mothers lap. suddenly laid
hold of cap full of hot tea severely scalding its
left hand and arm. Immediately brought pan
flour, and plunged the arm into it, covering en-
tirely the parts scaded with flour. The effect
was truly remarkable; the pain was gone instant
ly. then baudaged the arm loosely, applying
plenty of flour next TO the skin, and on the fol-
lowing morning there not the least sign that
the arm had been scalded; neither did the child
suffer the least pain after the application of the
-four"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
TERMS FOR ADvERTIsIN0 IN DAILY.

Terms---S4 400 per Annuns, or SO 90 il
paid in advance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

NTEssRs JANKINs a. CLOUGH would most re-
INL specially inform thoir patrons, and the pnDlc
generally, that they have 6ed up new iaii Dressing
ssoon IN splendid aly a over the Jewery Store OF h.
ID. Goddard a. Cos IN the new Block recently erected
between the Post Office aud American Temperance
House, where they will be found IN prompt atlndance
upon ali WIN may favor them with call Returning
their most sincere thanks, for tho liberal PATRONAGE
which they have received during tho many years IN
which they have carried the business In hls city
ooth separate aud together they trust that ths new
w. II. JANKINs,
decli dtf "a. CLOUGh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
NEW LUMBER YARD

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
XTHERE will be kept by the Undersigned, COZ stantly
w on hand, all the various kinds and qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting Of Boards, Plank, Jost, Shingles, Clap
boards, Pckes, Laths, White Wood Ash, Black
Walnut, and Cherry
FRAMES supplied order at short notlce. and all
LnmDeT sold on the most reasonable terms. Dy
J. MORSE Sc co.
az Office No. 10 Mechanic Al. augz3 DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

Ezg party of wits once supped at a tayern.-
When the feast was over, Dancourt, one of the
number called in the hostess
"Angelique," he said, 81 am going to give you
lesson in astronomy. Have you not heard of
that great Platonic year, when everything must
return to its first condition? Know then, that in
sixteen thousand years, we shall be here again, on
the same day and at the same hour. VIII you
give credit till them"
The hostess, however had her reply
81 am perfectly williDg," she retorted, 'but it
is sixteen thousand years since you were here be-
fore, and you left without paying; settle the old
score, and I will trust you on the new.p-Phu.
Bulletin.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
For Sale or Exchange

For Houses in wore ster,
A WOOD lot of 80 acres in Sutton Also house and
IN five acres of land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whitins village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy.
Also, house lots Leading srem King street
TO Chandler; also, yo house lois at the corner of
Chandler and Queen street.
For further particulars enquire of
GOSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner of Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov. IS, 1859. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

1.-Two sons of Erin were moralzing Satur-
day over the late election.
Bad news, Pat, says Mike.
Faith an you're right there, responded Pat.
what would old Gnerol Taylor say 10 this, if
he was alive now? CIRCULATED Mike
BE gorra, replied Pat, he'd say he was glad
he was dead
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
Ia "a "A 8 al u. d
Particular Notice.


II E. ABBOTT d co invite the attention of per-
1Is sons seeking desirable locations for building pur
poses, to their pats of House Lots situated in various
parts of the CITY, and offered for sale upon such
cannot fail To suit purchasers
Persons contemplating change Of residence from the
city to the country will find it for their interest call
upon u.s. and examine our list of Farms for SALE IN
Pleasantly located sections Of the country around Wor-
We are also prepared to sell exchange landed
tates in any locality, upon favorable terms
E. f. ABBOTT & CO.,
octl9 diff 1913 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
Western Land WantadI

ABOUT $4,000 worth of Real Estate in Worcester
and So coo worth Of Personal Property in N H.,
will be exchanged for Land situate in Michigan or III
the North part of Indiana Ohio, if applied for mme
diateIy LARKfN SMITH
janis diff 233 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
FOR, SALE.

GENERAL HOUSE LOTS, delightfully."- situated
- near the Medical College Inquire nf G. NJ GOULn
Providence street, or Of Dr. c. NEWTON, Front street
septic d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

Sixty valuable House LOIS on The pleasantly locotsd
tract of land formerly owned bv John Royen and 9TH
eTs, situated between Elm and Pleasant Streets which
are not eXceed for building purposes by any other lots
in this vicinity.
Also 600 ACRES of valuable Timber, and 900 acres
OF improved Land, with Dwelling Houses and
first class Saw ILL., ShDgle, and Stave Mill and three
other excellent sites for Mills with plenty of water at
all tlmes lying together and in good locality will be
sold al a bargain, exchanged for CITY property or
property suitable to transport Sonh West in lots 10
suit Failing health is the of this property being
exposed for sale. LARKiN SMITH,
sep25-df 233 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

All those who are indebted to the subscribers either
by note or account most respectfully requested 10
make immediate payment. T. d. 0. X. EARLE.
Worcester. l0ih Mo-, 23, 1859. daw3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
Grass Valley Gold Mining Company.

WINCHESTER, President. Capital $3.50, 900
~ Shares, $500; naltshares, 500.
The rich Quartz claims owned by the Company ex-
ceed 4CO III NUMBER covering surface Of lou acres, in
me richest and most desirable part of Grass Valley
The machinery, which is the most approved and pow
eriu of any YET manufactured is calculated to pnver-
ize one hundred tuns per day. The principal part of
The machinery i on the ground and the remainder dali
y expected The whole of the property is paid for and
the Company Tree from debt This is no speculative
affair." lew shares Of the Stock for sale at par Pam
phlets, containing the Charter, bylaws Map, Sc.
may be obtained at the Office; If by mail inclose two
three-cent stamps. Address, post paid, with remit
funds.) 10
JRlCHARDs, sec'y, No. lO7 Fulton st ~.
where specimens OF the go ld-bearng QuaiIz may be
seen IRON III 10 o'cuck. .nov27 dem.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
JEWELRY, CUTLERY, &c.
New Goods.

NHCW
M D. FENNO d SON, have just received fine
assortment OF Bronze Ornaments, Paper Ma
chine Work Boxes, Porte Foios, Writing Desks, Ink
Stahds Boxes IN any quantity Rich Jew Try any va.
rety better variety of Fancy Goods suitable Tor New
Yeas presents than can be found at any other
shment in this city, and prices that defy all compe
Iilion Our motto-Large Sales Small Profits i66
Main Sttee. dec3I DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
For SALE.

Ia THE House occupied by the subscriber, 3l7
ES III Main street, corner Of Madison Inquire of the
subscriber, on the premises, of A. II. Bulloch.
Esq. septl5-du N. WHEELER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
Valuable House for Sale.

IRA THE House now occupied by the subscriber
Iim;M with the WHOLE or part of the Land joining
1t is situated at the head of State street, aud is
of the best built and convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply TO
mayl7 distf G. A. HARRINGTON.