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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

This analysis shows better composition in refer.
ence to most OF lhe elements which denote fertility,
than Is comm 'uiy net ~h in soils considered good
The chief deficiency il in nrgan.c matter Clays
vary III THIS respect, rhungh all, piolabiy, cOutaln
some. Prrt b. remai ks-''ll appears from
nIe,ons examinations winch have made, ihat
clays contain more less vegetable matter they
all hacken previnns Ia ignition, aud give Of the
odor0l buIn ming Vegetables
The lighest soils are tieguently underlaid by clay
al depth from which it night be obtained at slis hit
cost. The pr esent is favorable seaHun To apply il.
IL spread 0n the surface now, the frost will reduce
II 20 tine slate Ivy spIIug, and il may then be init
mately mixed with the snil 10y means of he harrow
and phpugh With III this exposure 10 frost, il will
lie difficult to reduce ii 20 puvti uent Stale.
Wood ashes generally produce good effect on
sard, and grayelIy soils, The potash is believed TO
dissolve, to some extent, the slick flint, which is
required in the formation Of the stalks OF grain aud
grass, and renders the so compact II is
probable that all alkales have smIla s>isndency,
1t may he partly owing to this hat utIne and other
mannres in liquid state, which contain ammonia,
are particularly beneficial on light soils.
Experience ~ the se,aen Of light soils, has
shown that il is hest to apply ordinary manures TO
them in 81 be form nf wel-ruted compost, RAJ hei Than
ina Green state. Fresh stable yard has
no tendency to improve he unclaimed deIecl Of the
soil it tends rather to increase t-to make il stili
more loose and open, exposing IFS organic matter
still more 10 the ~asttul action Of the aud rains.
Manure which has heen properly c1mpOsed and de-
composed, the other hand, attracts moisture to the
soil and by ihe means tencs prevent TOO great
lighness. The idea that this mode Oi preparing
and applying manure is attendt with loss Of It's
fertilizIng principles, is not well founded. II il Ia
mixed with proper alisoI bents the salts and gases
viii lie combined 10 retain them. Chemists
tell, us much oi The a1sorplive power Of carbon IN
the form Of charcoal, peat, humus, vegetable matter,
&c. II, therefore, the manure is biuugh hit properly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

JAMES II. E~pABROOK,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
az M UAem hllsk. w rcesler dawn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29
tltchburg and Worcester Railroad.
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE annual meeting OF the tockhoIlets otthe Fitch
4 burg and Worcester Railroad company wiltbt held
NJ me iown Han, IN Looninnler, on TUESDAY, Inc
tlfd day Of January next AT One O'Clock la tao nGer
noon, 20 act on The following drtcics--
thereon. $50 " ""'
year. ensuing
sd--To SEQ what measures ihs Stockholders will
alupt i'r the payment % their Bonds, watch are be-
coming uue kOyeubur let, l-b4.
qih--Io see u The Stockholders will authorize the
COrpvhtivn TO subsclibeio the stock or son,re lie
ponus "i mo sricuHuihl branch Railroad Comp my,
~ community 10 net passed BY the Les,alatu,. ~, M
~ Of pm last - 80
olb--ro see II the stockholders wi alshotze or In
sW o. ihth Direct ~ to procure additional dopot or
track accommodations nj FnchBurt or ael mn, th,ns
thereon. fer ofder ~ thu ID rect srs - '-'
DhAltLEs w, WILDER. Ckrk.
a"e"n'fs' Vecss, As9S dsrgs dunn3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

Girls that understand tion>eN ork can be h d by
applying al Z33 Main St. up stairs, Room oI9 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

CEHsUs OF GREAT BRITAIE.-The census 81
Great Britain, taken 10 the year 1851, shows the
following result:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29
Eacelslol Hair 'T0nic,

For promoting the growth, preservation, and beauty
Of the Hair. arestg It's falling of preventing badnsss
and grey hair, and Graduating dandun is Al ,eSant
toilet peparaiop for sale at the low pri Sc OF ~ sn,s
by Lombard Gu dan pov3O az NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29
OXEN FOR SALE,

1y.es-s on sAfURDAA,m 10 o'cl8ck NJ 7
v shall sell, al public auction, sis *. ofCY,r
'AIaaess.-- eio'ging To IT.. cit, Of " orce.ier
-.t-I ~ 5. w Sci Y, Auctioneer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29
HOLIDAY ssLNms.,,.

Just Received among which may he found beautiful
Iearl CARD Casts P'rlmonuaies, Jewel Boxes Bfaca-
LM, Brooches Rings, Charms, Fancy Gold Wnchts
Chains Keys snd lots Of nlher things suitable for
christmas a. d Now Years Gins, at
=, y. ". PUTNAMp
NO 2ls Main ST. 3donrs south Of American Temperance
dlS House under the Universaliut Church. dtl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

TUE undersigne ciT-rs bis services, in Po,rno
BOOKS, &c Any me WISHING wnt ~ NJ an, k.ni
dOat reasonable, invited 10 eaIi AT Is M in stre,
h'S, orto s,lby's Auction Room
ooc19 eod6s +. HAVEN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

Aclds--Acid.
&uLPtURlC, Nitric. Mninc Ards and Aona For.
- vs., Tor sale ny @ q a j. HOWE,
"'"-o oi WOr. Bank 81 OK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

Residents Of this Ciiy, strangers visiting the City
In want OF Board, and those having Rooms nth
or without board resp ctiuly invited TO all them
selves OF the advantages of this gency. % Ofc
s33 Nam street, up stars. LEWIS e. MUM.
auI7 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29
Honse fn Ia IA

(NEN lRALLY siIuited, ana vel calculated Cct :.
- genteel boarding h'se. portion 0flhe turi iure
I"r safe Part Of me rept token IL hosrd Asnlv 81
'n' "esi estate agency 2S5 Man street, ~ stairs.
An American Boy Wanted,
10 learn 10 peg shoes Arpit ~ "a ovc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

A OVER Tenement, corner Of Chandler and
"A 'een steels contai lrg Ave Rooms Appy 10
uec-s ~ TUS"AVD ELLIOT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-29

Goddard 81 Twfchclps QaaariIIe Band
are prepars TO iurni. Music on ali o asions
Apply To N. z GoDDAHD, Mulbur ,treet
X. w. T@lCHELb Fiut troet.
g. ii LORlN0 ) ansic 5 ore, zJ3 siaia st
SIG ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Grover having his skull broke in part Of the chimney
having upon him. Also found Mr. Powell, who foru
escaped with bruises having lain his face
under the STOW five hours with part the roof
on him. We understand that Mr. Grover was emf
grant spending the winter ia the Valley.
The weather continued mild from last date to the 10th
January, which some cloudy 10th cloudy and warm
snow nearly gone In the Valley, and frost mostly out Of
the earth 10 the city 2lst cooler brisk wind from
northwest at dusk with three four inches Of snow
froze during the night; 22d, nlder and continued to
more so for three four days. when the earth was
bare and the last OF Febr warm and pleasant
ike April.
No mail to San Diego the LIST February but started
for Sacramento ard Independence formerly although
Yankees guess that starting wiz be about all TIL
snow thaws on the mo untains.
The fare from Salt Lake City to San Francisco is adyer
tsed for 500 including provisions, aud to san Bernar
dino $50 each passenger allowed TO carry twenty i've
pounds Of baggage.
house IN the Sixth ward belonging to Mr.. Marsden
was burned Wednesday, Dec 10th. Furniture bed.
ding, clothing, &c. all destroyed.
on PRus on AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE IN SALT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

light Is seen showing as VIC hope, the end OF the days
journey but il reels the solitude, mere VIM
its artfu glare. Others of these moist exhaations
from the marshes Of the mountain appear and are AZ
times, stationary 50 long IS TO convince Of their
beaming from some habitation, but presently thew
stsgger away, like their fererunners in deceptive
dances. We seem to be retracng way and think
that we must remain all night in the dark open air
when the bark of dog is heard The mules 20 faster at
the sound Ascending and descending another small
ridge, We see the gloomy outinea Of building visible
aloud If this be the 'tambo" The instant shri reply,
ISL senor" sounds unsteady than softest Spanish
phrases from Andalsian lips This rough lodging place
Is better than the desoLte plain, where grow alone
clumps Of coarse wild grass.
We encountered rain upon the journey, and but
little wind but at certain seasons the wind is terrific
and perous in the afternoon, so that travellers should
cross the mountain early as they can in the day,
they would net be subjected to Inconvenience or pos
sbly driven away like the disappointed friars at the
gate Of Paradise, If not ten thousand leagues awry by
the violent cross wind perhaps to an uncomfortable
Al dawn the gterng is of startling nearness and
majesty and its pale robes relieved by sky of ocean
blue. II Is Sunday morning.
The mountains of the Holy Land alone,
where guardian memories DER each sacred stone
Keep slsepless vigils, more accord with time
OF alteration than this mount sublime
Not by the waves Of ages swept away,
Untouched by fangs Of envious decay,
Ahh brow serenely raised aloft IL greets
ne storm that fercely on its bulwarks beats;
No mortal lips more eloquent can be
OF mans low state, of Gods infnity,
Than this great teachers lessons to the sight
From the hrst smile of morn to frownipg night;
No images, q pure, high soul can show
Better than this, celestial, constant snow;
Not most persuasive arguments and clear,
Or wonders spoken in the startled ear,
With proofs Of more ilustrious beauty shine
OF the worlds birth in majesty divine,
Than those which this imperial form displays
10 him who fixes reverential gaze;
Here on the soul, shall God himself impress
The argun emit Of his almightiness.
We learn that Mr. Dix is to repeat this interesting lee
tuIe in a week two when we hope TO have it in
power TO give fuller report.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Political Intelligence.
william O Goode, Of Mecklenberg, has been nomnatedy
the democratic candidate 10 the Fourth district Of VIZ
ginia, for Congress-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

S>ssressinr Intelligence from Great Salt Lake
Csty-The Prosperity of the Mormons-
M~esing OF the observation-disclosures
Young's nIessage-Fxlces or PrOvislOns and
Labor Sympathy for the Intiians-Layvs OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Common laborers at the usual prices get all they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

The editor sd3s ,hs, the only Poat OF
10 the s-sfe Of -lIls lpss that had no. soSonie1 -
plan Of Tampica -, :, he
On the 2fst he syuBstnienio q TaxParn "a sle
s,s.e OF Vera Cruz pronounced agzinsf ne ex''ihS
Government ,.. 5.,,,,-suy in
-. ,e,. tie conduct Of Gen NIXON. who nal 0risr
I'd sescr Pacheco Les Old snd Tepece1 -ltizen o.
Jahsco 10 be whipped and sen: 70 T. army a a I'm.
The ouIy excuse gwen fr tis a,rocinus aet q tla !E
Lesl had edhered u toe plan Of -pico- T1e slalf
has created intense excitement throughout ne Country
sehor Leal having hsd three fons officers ID ne
two Of whom killed ia the laie war wiz tae Oh.eI
Stsie and the other il NJ present upon the ifoaIiSr
fighting the indians. -.
Coils Meta and Vega h.d joined ;hs revolltloas-s,
and the TanaNEDo0 ssys u assured thar "iDin e"
dsys force az 200 men would he Organized unier
the command Of these distinguished chiefs winch wol1
march % occupy San Luis and The other States OF me
interior. rr;
The TamasIipeoo Of the 22i publishes The following
notice % In.rners: rA.sl
Prom the frs: % the present month hght Is a1ea
g. The bsr n his po, which can be seen for d'ance
M eiyf o, nine miles u u placed ON the n0rth
shore sbout one hundred fathons from the NOUN OF
the river"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
Rbose IsIand-Meeting Of the Legislature
The Maine Liquor Law.
Of The y Y Tribune


PROVIDENCE, Thursday, Jan. g. l.j3.
The LEGISLATURE Of this State commenced
it. January session in this city on Tue-dsy last A.
general thing the sessions of this body have little or
no general or particular interest but this session Is
of importance az toits acton The citizens are looking
for something 70 supply the place of the Maine Law
laid upon the shelf by the decision Of Judge Curtis
On the first dsy of The session be friends Of strnge1
law determined to take time By the oreiOek' aud intro
duce to the Legislature me sure for the more eSe;
ual suppression of drinking houses AID tipping shops
Mayor Brastow on that day notice ttst he should
on Thursday 10 dsy) introduce an act or the pup
alluded TO- At early hour this morning me h5i VI re
House Of Representatives was crowded y ne the OH
and the debate expected TO follow AT z O'clock ih'
bill not being ready for presentation, the hJu'e al
journed until tomorrow FRIDAY m0rning az lOoc'ock
and the crowd dispersed evidently di'Ppontei al the
delay.
Mayor Brastows bill does not difer much from ~
original name sake The main features are preservei
the right Of seaTch and destruction upon conviction
are retained and the alterations are e 10ica AMI ia tls
sections which came under the demurrer OF JUICE
Curts
The effort in this biz il 70 moe; the coRsti-ut ona Or
jections of the Judges decision The trial by jay
which was the point Of Judge Curtis IL restore
IN this bill and the o. appeal ~ the sane M u a
criminal case--the appellant not beng comp He'd 10
give bonds to pay lines ~ pensllea wcn a1y 'e III
rlcted hy the upper Court. Ihs Oh tlsO res ne
trm "ooInrnon seller winch re pros;9uS ia" d lo
Tie penalties provided in the BeS fli are +J'ne AT
different from those Introduced into u prel-ceOr. For
the fret osenfe go hne 80 days aprsCn rent; Sc
oond ofeBsc 90 aud 30 days impris nneni tiri u
fence so and from - dsystO months impfis )1ment
On the Whole the lave IL quite ~ stringent perlaps
more co. than tie passed. AZ ne ss-si n lsJ2
and there l. evident determination on The part Of he
friends II temperance 20 put the thing through,
fpossine am inclined n fear the bill vii not pass
this session OWING 10 the political complexion watch
the opponents Of the hin VIII endeayOr 70 gsc 4 Tae
bill will be presented tomorrow, and thea we snall sec
how many members win sacrhcs temperance principles
70 party policy.
The election for Senator VIII take place eafly in
the ensuing and both parties ral ying tner
forces for the approaching conflict The Wings have
good clear working majority, but there Gear tia, tle
schisms opened at the election o 1851 are s unh et
and thsi Democrat may slip inss di1 General Jane.
-noiwifhfianding the majority o! the Wings. Ils
Wigs oulht 10 unite for the general veal and send
good Wing Senator Their interest dem and that they
should do SO, but per0Rs Your, inhaste, W VS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15
Late from Tampira.

ffVp lb- New Orleans ftAyacc NJ~
BY the arrival Of the schooner j. Truman,
Capt Aekley, We have received papers from Tanpico
10 The 18th pf
The Truman len Tsmpeo on the srsA, and we learn
frum the officers that party OF Cslarnisns who were
NJ that port hsd tSken passage on the schooner and
were gong on board, wa they were seized BIZ sae
Mexican sGsh0riEes AMI taeir money fsaoOo) eanas
Gated for non pay ment Of dutie=>
The revofuton appears O. be srresdag with un-xS,n
PEI rapidly over TsmAalp3s and tAe a3joains S.a,as
Tue infectlon had reached the regular srmy aai the
leading officers had pronscnoei In favor of tn resou
tsonsts Among these are Gel Csssrovs. e, Victoria
Col Cruz. 81 CSsnsrgo and C5l Teaorio at sierra
Serds, The papers Gsd "a aeooaass q tAsse AMI
other pronGneiAIaeneos and 81 rsdrlycs confidently
peneanees the Government o. Seaoy ATsss d0oznsL
Juan Jose Dc Ia GeTzS, Provisional 6oyerna. % The
ss'e t~nsnfpas, pahlshes address ID his fellow
IN wach he lusrhes the revolution AMI recon-
nen"s IVA hsnea Frcco a. the proper person 10 ss.
sumo tne oies and responsibilities az Governor Preao
sthe person Nse ran against and Sefs,s ri-,es in
me oeecrnScriS contest TIE l.,,e- A., .s;sa ~.
sseeuon, scared upon Tie rcins os Goyarn.neat s5i
ssased The pFeSent movement in the state
We see nothing IN the papers eoarrnssorx At The -
ported seizure Of the person q Carden.s ANA h. h.i
ekcn priso2er 30 Tsnpaco.
The Tsa@slfseo oi the 2a SAYS that the eomnxn,,n,
general orssn;xisg force 10 ua&rch upon Vx.sns
rec and thsi IN few dsys they wVad be oa the road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-15

p We regard the foregoing as a very able
and lucid statement Of the true doctrine n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-11

that Scott waa 10 iougsF'i6 hia smnlpymaai, aaa
that he had not authorised him or any one else
to obtain single article Of hardware since LIST
of January last. The case having been thus
clearly made out, Mr.. Bray determined to arrest
the fellow. Before lodging the complaint, how
ever, he deemed it prudent to await the move
meut of the scamp, thinking it highly probable
that he would again attempt to obtain additional
goods. This conjecture turned out to be we'll
founded. Scott called at the store again yester-
day morning, and having signifed his desire to
obtain several articles Mr.. Lipscomb's ac
count, Mr.. Bray took him into custody and ham
ded him over to officers Trueheart and Tyler, by
whom he was escorted to the Mayors Court
After hearing the evidence, Alderman Evans
committed the prisoner to Jail for the purpose
of taking time to consult certain authorities on
the mode of procedure rendered necessary under
the circumstances.
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ssAaAaa.s s,sAa,s.2A pausy.x

Is FItasant Mixture, compoua
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From the Cape Of Good Hone

BOSTON, March 10.
The barque Lady Suffolk, from Cape Town, Jany 10TH
has arrived When the vessel left it appeared to be the
general opinion of the British residents that the war
with the Kairs would last for years yet to come.
The ship Roxburo Castle, from Melbourne Australia,
for London ut in the 9th ofJanuIry with cargo of
gold valued at S5,o0oo00.