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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-29
DR.. C. A. HILL

hsppy osay 10 those who suffer for the want Of lhe
simple remedy 10 make them well, that patients can
be accommodated, II II is necessary for them 10 remain
in he city, with board and treatment though most who
call at my Office take their medicine 10 their homes
and short time get letter from them stating that
they are better or quite well
Those who wish TO consult me- can do 50 al my Office,
No. l2l Main street, Worcester. d3m inn2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-29
Gray Hair Changed by the Use Of

-, %" Oe08e"S Improved IVdpAene.
H'hE reputation which this celebrated article has nj,
a. qu,eu IN lts satisfactory results has now become
,,o ~ among the various remedies of the presen,
VIZ, offered for tho improvement Of the human Iisr
pb lgpathsoi, the result Of patient and laborlous
Pubic iayor Il requires but The careful apnI.
I hs ~, ol yum pensen's Improved Wahpene agreen-
,a9 u,tect'ons furnished to be convinced OF lts
nv oh eecla' 10 those whose hair from sickness
Ui o,nrr causes, becomes Impoverished or fallen o9
,"iw preparation VIII canse 1t to be newly replenisbe3
bsco, I,cA una Iukuriant growth, and Gray Hair 10
% opnnged ana to return 10 its original color
nsent s5 ior worcester CALDWELL& HILL, Apotb
1901 80 VA " street, nov27 dt wGm
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We would also tender our services Auctioneers, to
all persons having property be disposed of by Auc-
ton, either IN The city, OF adjoining towns
f. e. ABBOTT * Co, Main street.
Worcester, July l6, 1852. dlY
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DR.. G. A. Hill's Canker Syrup.

DOR the speedy cure Of Cuker In tie mouth, throat
Il stomach and bowels, Bronchitis, Catarrh IN the
throat, which affects the FIST portion Of he bronchial
tubes, leading 10 all the pars. II makes nm excellent
wash for old waiery tanker sores. This compound is
prepared and put up hy Dr. q. a. mil,
jHn2l dly No l2l Main street Worcester
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-29
FOR S ALE

Ia THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav- ssyss
hi.a ing this State, offers his entire REAL s3$sf
Els STATE at very low prices consisting -e=S -
in part OF one House on Shelby street one do unin
House Lots on Laurel Till do on Grafton street
"a acres OF Land on The Holden road 1888 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oct6 DIFF A. H. MERRIFIEID
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r. @ R 6 AZ e.

Two valuable Houses on the Conner Of fremont and
Mechanic streets.
Two large new Houses Chestnut street.
One House on Irving street, al two on Pleasant
street.
Five Houses in Pine Meadow quarter.
Also number O fsmal Farms of bout $50 acres, va
ryng from five fifty miles d taut from this city,
Also, leo house lots in parts of the city, some
of which arc upon the "Wheeler FARM plat ana
not exeelisd for location by any in the vicinity.
The above property will all be sold low For Terms,
inquire Of L. g. ABBOTT d. co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-29
THE TAPE WORM.

This is The difficult Worm to destroy of all that
iniest the human system, it grows almost inds1
mite length, becoming cuiled and fastened in the in
testines and stomach ettCtng the health so saGly to
cause ST Vitus Dance Fits, c that those afflicted
seldom if ever, suspect that it is TAPE WoRM Fastening
them early grave. In order to dtstr0y this Woun
a very energetic treameSI must he pursued il would
therefore be proper 10 take OF OF my Liver Pills so
as to remove ali distractions, that The " Orm Syrup
may direct upon ia Worm, which must be taken i'll
doses oftNo table spOuniuis three times day. These
directions followed have never been known to fail in
urng the most obstinate case OF TAPE WORM.
Read the Following!
And you cannot he indifferent TO this appeal. IIu-
mainly calls upon you TO do !onr duty 1t is only
out of the many ou ands who have seen its wonderful
effects.
DR. N. HOBENsACK, SIR - Gratitude to yor,
the inventor OF highly valuable medicine, prompts this
humble testimony Ia It's layor, being safe gentle,
yet powerfully efectual remedy for Worms. Having
had much experience in knowing The effects of various
preparations my wife, who was well skilled in minis
tering children in distress pronounced il the bestshe
had ever used and would use other while could
he had.
daughter of ours became seriously diseased Her
symptoms were alarming, but her mother sought
for remedy tor Worms Having obtained yours, by
the time she hsd taken hafa bottle, Oh Sir, the Joy
gave afectionate mother, TO see The improvement in
her cbild she being about five six years old She
passed an immense quantity Of Worms, her sckly
tenahce frightened, her spirits retufned and in
short time lovely child threatened With decline and
DEATH now gave promise of health. Thanks a kind
Providence whose blessing attending your Syrup, re-
stored the child With confidence recommend it 10 all
parents whose rhildren suffering with w orms
JAS Il. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor the southampton baptist Church.
" CAUTION RENE Der, then, Parents and all
others, that HOBENSACK's WORM SYRUP is the
only mediciEe ilruse that Will eradicate Worms with
certainty, and viii To disagree with he most d, cae
Stomach. Be careful that you get the genuine article,
and see that the sigoarnre N. HoBENsACK," son
eVeTy hottie.
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ENHOM one 20 ten Acres of MS good LAND as can he
found in this CITY, within three iourths Of mile Of
the Court Houses. said Land is well calculated for
budmgs, or for Garden being in high state of cul-
uvauon, and having great variety Of choice Fruit
Trees, in bearing condition, thereon.
Terms Of sale easy and rade known by the subscr
Der, at No. & Main street. JOHN b. PRATT
W0rcester, IT. b. %. 1853. dHu
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Twenty valuable House Lots, the beautiful fiat in
the western part OF the city three the corner of
Aus IN and oxford streets Also several Others lit
tie north westerly, on more elevated ground and two
an Fruit sueet, Also, number Belmont It eet and
north Also one.on Pleasant street. Also, Cottage
House, On carrot street. nd tw9 on fremont ST.
tebl6 dit LARKIN SMITH, 2S6 Main street.
Also, number of Farms, with nom 90 TO 200 Acre
OF Land, each. diff feb24
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Boots and Shoes.
W3gB TIE subscriber would respectfully
VEN eau the attention OF the public to hs fT fEB
' t.A large assortment of HOO1S, SHOES EHA
s,,s,,,- CATERS, INDIA Rubber OVER, SseS
SHOES, and Rubber Boots.
nave selected my Stock IRON the bea NIannGc,,.
tion. "'' huurlac'
Shoe Tools and Findings for Sale.
" Leather sold on CommissIon
Rubber soleing, aud repairing of MI kiuJs do.a =,
sn1rt n9oe al ~ Main street. doors south of Centre
laDia 'V"'' JOEL FLETCHER.
dtf
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Desk Mandatory.

" P. WRIGHT 4 CO., Manufacturers of Pulpits.
- Counting Room and Ufce Desks; Library, Office
aiu Dlnne Room Tables Druggists Drawers and Book.
ss OF every size and quality, respectfully inform the
o.hens OF worcester and vicinity, that they are now
Pepaeu 70 furnish the above named articles at short
huuce, ana ~ the best st5 les. Aud we Will warrant
our our woik TO DO equal TO any IN the country Rear of
pgne's block, corner of Main and Pleasant streets
Worcester, Mass A. p WPIGuT''
jml9 diff n suft nv -
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Steam Engines

ENOR sale Locomotive Boiler, with AZ two inch
tubes; of horse power, built by Adams & Co.
Of South Boston.
Also, two Engines, of6 horse power each, all in good
order. For further particulars, apply to
CIfAS WILDER,
at VIM A. Wheelers Iron Foundry
Worcester, Feb. 2Sth 1853 dawtf
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J. G. Pearson
MOULD respectfully inform he pnblic that he ha
w taken the old stand of Farley & Pearson, 203
MAN street, Worcester Mass, wAeTe he continues to
manufacture Carharts celebrated patent Seraphines,
Melophines and Eolians, single and double reed, from
to octaves, ami of the best sty and finish.
Every instrument made and sold hy the subsc riber is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
ianl daw6m
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REMOVAT,.

TINE Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paine's
i Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estafa nroker
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FOE SALE.

1ssA ON Grove street, good House, consisting of
ssasg eight oous, with garden well stocked with
@-"sa Fruit Trees
said House is almost new with large Poultry House
en- the premises, mi in in every respect both to com.
Tort and convenience, very desirable tenement
Inquire of j. s. CHENEY
fb2 DEF No 7 Grove street
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
LATHE

TNHE subscribers having formed a connection in BUSH
ness under the name and firm OF E. E. ABBOTT
q CO, and taken the centrally located Office over
Leonard a. Goodhues Hat Store, entrance No. 2S5 Main
street.-The city opposite Elm street, would tender their
services as
Real Estate Brokers,
to any persons having landed Estates which they wish
to dispose Of
They also prepared TO exchange city property for
farming lands upon the favorable TERMS or nego-
tiae the sale Of properly in adjacent towns and would
respectfully solicit the attention of purchasers to the
fnlnAyins Srhednle Of Property WI ch they offer
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

f9aaa Summer aud Pro- pect streets.
0's.es For terms, &c, inquire of
mara dtf ESTE / SMITH Cottage street
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on and after Monday, Nor. lst 1852 through PAS
ENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
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Cnttapa fnr Gala

AE5A ON Pleasant street n few rods from Main ST.
GnIA For particulars inquire of JOEL DEWING,
at Allen & Thurber's Pistol Mandatory.
Worcester, March /, 1853. DIFF
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EXPRESSES, &C.
To Old CountrYlnen.


THE subscriber is the only Agent in this city, for the
above Hou1e, for the sale of Passage Tickets be-
tween Liverpool and Boston.
Also Drafts can be obtained for any amount, payable
at any Bank in Ireland All necessary Information in
aspect fare and prices can be obtained 63 Main
rtreet, iel2 jawly $. II. LEONARD.
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Leave Providence at 73O, and - 80 a. m. and 345 p II
Leave Worcester at 7.05, and II m. F; and p. m.
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ADAMS Il 10
Boston, EGW York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore
AND CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and NeJV York as Lew, and with e
qualDespGtch, Us by any otherLine,
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GROCERIES, &c.
FLOUR |

FINURKs ISLAND, Cosrse-fine, Fine, and small Bags
L Salt, at Boston piices
febIO DIFF LEE sPRAGUE q co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-29

in store, and receiving extra brands o
ga FLOUR, which we offer to the trade at the
- lowest market price
iebi0 diff LEE sPRAGUE & CO.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-24

would not utter common praises now,
For Fame has she'd It's halo Ger thy brow;
Nor might my breath be heard amid the loud
And thund'fing plaudits Of th' admiring crowd
And yet. tho high and lofty be thy lot
Among earth's favored ones--oh! wilt thou not
Accept-tho' not in words of studied art
TINS free out-gushing of poets heart3
I've seen FACET came to me in dreams
As shadowy moonlight on the woodland streams;
For many years I've sought in vain to find,
In earthly forms, this vision of my mind;
Twas like to nothing had seen on earth,
And 80 deemed in Heaven it had it's birth;
But when, oh, Gifted One! met thy gaze,
saw that angel face of other days!
We've met but once-we may not meet again
For now the light that shoue upon my brain
Grows cold, and fiickers as yon winter sun,
And tells me that my race is nearly run!
And yet feel, when we have left this earth,
And passed tn ordeal of the sssecond birth"-
Wen meet again-more happy than we've met
For there the Golden Sun shall never set!
HEP
WAsHINGToN, D. c., January 81, 1853.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-24
National Theatre.

We think the favorite of the SHAKspEARE
comedies is As You Like 1t, but it requires
more good actors to put it on the stage than you
can often find in one company. On Saturday
evening it was better played at the National
Theatre than we expected to see it. Mrs.
MowATT in the character of Rosalind was
sufficiently attractive to compensate us for the
misconception of Jacques, and the tardy
comings off of some of the other charac-
tiers. No actress, within our recollection,
has approached Mrs. MowArr in this part.
1t was common part of Ellen Tree's-and
Miss Cushman frequently played it with ap-
plause; but neither of the performers entered
SO fully and heartily into the character as Mrs.
Mowatt, or identified herself with it SO COM
pletely. She is indeed SHAKspEARE's Rosal;nd,
in look, words and action; overriding nothing,
uniformly graceful and natural, and making the
most of all the points of the play without caus-
Ing the Impression for moment that she is
giving you the mere stage tradition of Rosalind,
instead of the actual conception of the poet.
This indeed is great charm of Mrs. Mowatt's
acting, in all her characters. ,.t-.s
We are gratifed to see that Mrs. MowArr
is SO well appreciated by our Washington au-
dlences. She appears tonight in the play of
.Adrienne, the Actress, in character which we
believe is her favorite, and in which Rachel
has been wonderfully successful on the French
stage. The piece was written by SCRIBE.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-24
rro.o peru,

The New York Journal Of Commerce has been
favored with Lima dates to the 25th ultimo, re-
ceived by way of the Isthmus.
Sr. SAM, the Peruvian Minister PIenipotentiary
to Ecuador left for Guayaquil on the gath, in the
steamer of that date.
The Lima Mensagero of the 2lst contains COM
munication from the Peruvisn Secretary of State
to the American Charge d'Afaires in that capital
OF which the following is extract:
"The attention of this government has been di-
rec'ed with great satisfaction TO the terms of
.ne note OF Mr. Everett, dated 10th November,
transmitting to Sr Omoa the resolution of his ex-
celiency the President of the United States, with a
distinct OF our rights to the Lobos
ano other Islands along the coast Of Peru, of which
she 10 now in possession.
"By this declaration, that Government has only
confirmed the high confidence which the cove, n
inent Oh feru has always reposed in the spirit of
}H1IS ana friendship with which the Cabinet of
" asnihgton mas cultivated relations between the
Two hepubllcs. Happily these have never encoun
,eIeo serious ditfculties-aI questions which have
nltnerio arisen having been settled in a manner be
most honorable and satisfactory to both Countries
Now that new proof of these honorable sent;roas
on the part OF the Government of the United States
mas given ustre to the amicable relations before
exlstng' am bound to express TO you the satis-
faction feel in the assurance that this result will
strengthen the bonds of perfect understanding
between the two Governments in time to come
and promote just respect for the honorable char
acter which distinguishes the high functionary
VINO presides over the destinies of the country Of
Washington"
Extract from Letter dated Lima, Dec rs, 1852.
The news OF the settlement of the Lobos question
mas been received with great satisfaction II has
been ordered that the vessels which were sent out
10 load guano at those islands, but which, previous
10 this arrangement between the Peruvian Minis
yer az washington and the contractors, had been
chartered by the agent of Rern at low Freight
shall receive twenty dollars per ton like all other
vessels coming under the contract On Wednes.
Gay, the $50 instant, a magnificent dinner was
EEaen a! me Paiace to Mr. Clay. the American
Charge d'Affaires, and other resident Americans
together with Mr.. Miles, the bearer of dispatches
from the United States, who has been treated with
much attention by this government"
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-24

AMERICAN CoLoNIxATIoN SocIErY.-The follow
ing gentlemen have been elected vice presidents
OF THIS society: Hon. Edward Everett, Massachu
sets; Hon. Washington Hunt, New York; Hon
Horatlo Seymour, New York; Hon. Joseph A.
wright, Indiana; Hon. Joseph C. Hornblower
rev Jersey; Hon. George F. Foot, New Jersey
General George S. Darcy, New Jersey; Hon
Ralph ). ingersoll. Connecticut; Benjamin Sill
man, LII. D., Connecticut; Hon. Joseph R.
ingersoll, Pennsylvania; Hon. Edward Coles,
fennsyivania; Rev. Howard Malcolm, D. D.,
fennsyivania; Rev. G. P. Burdin, D. D., Penn
sylvanla; Edmund McGehee,, Mississippi; Thos.
ESQ.,, Louisiana; Hon. Thomas H. Seymour, Con.
necticut; Hon. Samuel F. Vinton, Ohio.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-24
Letter from General Pierce.

| The Presbyterian, of New York, contains
| the following touching letter, written by Gene
raj PIERCE to a personal friend soon after his
retirement from the United State Senate some
| years since, in reply to a letter of coincidence
on the death of beautiful and manly bow. his
| cherished son. A later, and still more melan-
choly bereavement, (says the New York Er-
press gives it an additional interest. that all
will appreciate. General PIERCE writes as a
Christian should write, yet as one who, under
the sorrowful circumstances of the case, must
also "feel it like man." M
| CONCORD, New HAmpsHIRE, Nov 80.
MY DEAR FRIEND: You have been often in my
thoughts since received your aectionate letter of
the 10th instant 1t was of the earliest of the
kind from my personal friends; soothing and CRATE
full to me at the time. And it has been pleasant
since to think of you as among those who have
| truly sympathized with US in this dark hour of
| overpow ering aflicton.
Under bereavement like this, how trifing-oh,
how very trifiing-do most of the cares, and pur-
| poses, and plans of this world appear! We can
hardly realize how it is that our hearts have been
80 engrossed in little matters of the day. We open
our eyes, as it were from dream, upon the reali
ties that are around and before u.s.. We see spass
ing away" written upon all things of this world
We fee! that we are mere sojourners, probationers
here, and seem to estimate, with an approxima.
ton to truth, the great interests of eternity, as
compared with those of time. do earnestly de-
sire to keep awake to these matters-not to fa into
the spell, where, as it were from necessity we look
through false medium, which places eternity 90
FAR OH, and gives to the things of time such vast
magnitude and dsproportionate importance.
remember well the conve rsation on our ride to
the G., to which, suppose, you refer. The con
vlctlons OF my Judgment have long been strong
and decided, but the little influence they have had
upon my life is sad illustration of the great truth,
''With the heart man believeth unto righteous
ness"
Our dear boy was ill three weeks, and the last
four days of his life period of much suffering
In the midst of our deep sorrow, find inexpressi.
BILE relief in the thought that sit is we'll with the
child" He said much, to use his own expression,
of "the blessed Jesus, especially on the Sabbath.
And now his indefinite impressions and childish
fancies are exchanged for full knowledge and new
er-ending fruition. Heis. as we firmly believe,
"Where no blight falls
On the beautiful rose of YOUTH
He was bright, affectionate, manly boy-the
pride and joy of his fathers heart-the light and
life of our home We now feel, and must long con.
tnue to feel, his loss. We are conscious of bis alb
sence at every turn. We weep, but the cup of
sorrow ia not unmingled with rich consolation.
have many things to say to you when we meet.
Till then, your stricken friend,
FRANK PIERCE,
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From Havana,

The United States mail steamship Cberakeo
Rodney Baxter, commander, arrived from New
Orleans. via Havana, on Friday morning. in five
days and ten hours from the latter port.
Lett IN the port of Havana steamship 81 Dorado
Tor Navy Bay, to leave about the 18th instant.
Lost overheard on the morning of the 18th insta NJ
refer Ferguson, coal passer on board the Chero-
Kee' blowing gale at the time, and have had a
| succession OF gales the balance of the passage
we are indebted to the purser of the Cherokee
lot niles OF the Diarto de la Marina.
The Diario of the 18th comments upon the Mon
roe proposition made by General Cass in the Uni
ted States Senate, touching the Monroe doctrine
| as presenting novel episode. The relations be-
tween Central America, Great Britain, and the
United States are represented to be very intricate
and of character which may admit of no other
arbitrament than the sword. The CLAYTON and
Bulwer treaty is also discussed by the editor
The Diasio of the 18th instant states that nrivate
letters from the Isthnus, received by the steamer
FL Dorado, announce that the government of perm
had refused TO ratify the agreement to which tic
representative, Senior Tabarn, had consented i'm
Bogota They also asserted that General Ecba-
nnique had sent the diplomatic agent of Ecuador at
Lima his passport. as he had determined not ~
yield TO the claims which the agent had made
upon MIS- government in too pressing manner.
IL would appear from this that the difference
between the South Amer lean republics are far
from being settled.-Ne,o York Tribune, 22d.