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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Street
FROM CxIIFoRNIA.-The steamship eeoraa
- Gn A;n ;,
~ 80" : u ~ On
Mo"u"y "'o'il"s' bringing tue oalliofnla mails TO
Nov. 10th, and 1887 ,666 in gold with 467 passen.
gers. The dates are M laier than those ,l..aa..
rccaved Via Nau, 1rlsa,s Tbsra
20 -" ~" o''e"'s Aueie are however some
interesting matters IN the papers which we ex
tract.
The San Francisco Herald of Nov Ie,b -
-. go
.no ~. lai lea'uss " news Is Inc exciiemen
lnI.usht 70 we reported discoveries OF gold IN tn
Valey OF tne amazon. me lever prevails to great
extent 70 inc S''y o. San francisco, and extends
lnlV"snou. ~ ohsyoi the oiate, Many Of
OUT nes' ahu most adventurous citizens are painting
io' on PpoIsunHy 70 penetrate nose mysterious and
onenpio'eu 'ssiohs, WIN we" 10 me development
u .ue "lie a. wealth when IS saiu 70 abound there
70 an eAte',' a'most iapulous' "o expeditions, hav-
'"s ',ieh "saus :" 3ah lahcsseo, are now hitting
ou'' tne uesha.'oh OF one o. wnich IS Peru, and OF
','o 1, ing Iusian company IS Or
s"NiA"s uuuef ens auspices OF me Consul Of that
country, a"n WIN 'ne sanction o. mat Gpvernment.
",V nSiu ~ y 'he company, which
nasI - su'''.e'y s'rong 70 attract quite
nu'puel y cllHens lho me organization, Of the
Lcusdpseap company 'nnca less IS Known. It's pro-
:een,"ss n"'e ~ ~ great measure Kept secret,
"s uesgnS aye SHl9.lo oe anything hui friendly to-
ward sle existing oovesnment Of that country II
70 e. 'n' ihe movement rs SIMPLY branch Of
anosns, ~ sApelinon' that me agenta OF that
genera are now ~ me Wy Of San Francisco, and
nase he'u cut 'he most pr'iant Inducements to adj
sen.urous young men e pm me expedition The
ees'g" =, r,o1es e oe % Obtain an auxiliary
'orce oi UVthoroVeniy armed and equipped, with
wh'cn ~ anufhon 70 the lorces he may be enabled
70 ra.se ~ Sou'h heica, ms success against the
exisstng government IS regarded az certain. To
sucn Ainefca9s as enlist under his banner the high,
esl Pos''lons ~ the arv' and should tie revolution
prove IN me goEernmeni,are raid to have
peen lenaefed' as wei az the most unrestricted lib
cry y,l 70 the newly discovered gold mines.
GHE POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA has in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

worcester Comfy Butter and Cheese, with all kinds
ofFarmers Produce, of prime quality for sale at ROB
lNEoN,s Commission Store, No. ~ Exchange 1t. a
dec6 JNf sI4M dM%Thtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

p. G. Bacon, Counsellor at Law.-His tim
'eing no Longer occupied with the duties ofthe Mayo
ty he will devote hmself exclusively the bushes
ofhs profession Office, No l, Central Exchange
January 8, 1858. ian5 div
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An Experienced Etrse can be found on sp
pcaion al 2S3 Main 81, up stairs. Room !. oil dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Worthy of NOtice.-Dr Morse's Invigorating
Cordia the only sure and safe remedy yet discovered
for general debility, runous, ncapactatng for socie
ty, business, or matriInony Affections OF the head
back, limbs, and nerves, speedily removed with di
recons and important advice TO the married or single
See AdUertiseDlentN l iel4 dMAThawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Eg-s Cord |, up the 2O4 millions o. gold tha.
have passed through the Philadephia mint since the
hras discovery In Califstoa, would make over 500
cubic feet IN gold, 10 form which everybody cans
readily compfehend would be eqasI ID nile Of four
cords of wood, four ieet high, four fest vide and
thirsy-t~c Zee, long
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waldo Block, Worcester Goods and Packages foy
~afaed q springfield; Northampton Greenfield. Brs.
Bnnalo Cleyeland, Cincinnati Detrot Chicapol Ana Il
intermediate places T'' ffY' z oA'Np1s y anu 81
pRArrs, Norris, BrLLs, &C., collected A ami.
shove raCes " Hlt,KTt ~ wv Y. q ~ shs
LES diff Niis,s Waldo Rlnck nj s hssna,
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$500. -. II UNION pLoCK F197T


A large assortment OF Stock. Also, Gold Loel,,..
as@4 or all sizes. T'
Good Lkensssse Guaranteed, Please call and sxam,ns
ms df It's. HATHAWAY, Artist. K
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

ne subscriber, having taken the Office formerlv
occupied BY EDWIN HAVEN, in the west Anle
is ready to transact all kinds Of business
WIN an Intelligence Office. An persons NAV resi- as
sged VINO want to hire or let labor rent or sell Houses
ami no mistake, by calling at his Office on Fron,
opposite the City Hall PERRY 'THAVFp7 -
Worcester, Oct %, 1853. 5a 40 an,
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dly

Z. B. Nichols, N. D., HoMGPATAlc Ply.
siclAN, Residence No. IL Main Street. Once hours
gfom sto ls NJ, 2to and to sP.M
Auge 1852 dly
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Excelsior IIatr Tonic,

For promoting the growth, preservation, and beauty
of the Hair, arrestDg its falling off preventing badness
and grey hair and graduating dandruT. is al elegant
toilet preparation for sale the low price OF % ens,
by Lombard q Cuadal nov3O d&~2@
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

JAMES II, EsTABROOK,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT Law,
d. No 8 Unon Block, Worcester. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Another lot Of thbse superior Gaia paSs 49,, ~.
gwen entire satisfaction to all who have mead them y
Apply Ut MARIlN'S Writing Academy, ine Main \.
aho procure the best article r1unufactured ola az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

NJ worcester Hydropathic institution
~ uLEN TREET. This Institution is wef arranged
Medical direction Of Dr GEORGE IoYr until the retrrn
Of pr KooEas rom Paris. IN April, 1854.
, AERMs.-lu sually nom 81 70 90 per week For
treatment without board IS 10 "a per week ol0dtf
Dir. 3. ROGERS, No 1 Glen al
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

For sale by
DRAPER & CLARK,
deel3 dot Front Street.
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LEWIS O. Min d ! "a, \

LEWIS O.. BtUNN, sAnc ti0moer.
sales Of Real and PERSONAL Pbropefty. nyomn,,. =.
tended 10 ohce 0Ss Main 81, 10 stairs s'0P''' ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

neIs ms services az teacher OF Ancient ana Modex,
Languages TO the public Office, NO. lba Main st'
81 2 NHA sfN INF 2t NftN 3fT--r -. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

The three last were not elected, S. d. Harding
Inns. II each.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Who would disturb the repose Of that pcture'
Who would wish Piper TO be- any thing but Piperl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14
CITY of Worcester.
In CRY COUNCIL, Dee. IL. 1853.

IN CITY COUNCIL, Dec. =, 1905
The Joint specia GoHpiEtee apFDiated under
an Order of the 9Th Of sePiesnber, in relation %
the purchase of lot ofland for Public Com
mon. have attended tOtbsir duty, and subtnil She
following
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fs aa n. EMORY. ALDRiC7T.
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR Ar LAW
az No.s Union Block, worcoster. dNwtg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-12-14

Mrs. y. q @ a w M, vi Experienced ands.r..
III Mluwte, holds herself A Teadlness, day nnd niah
g attend 70 The dulles " her profession Resdels
"o'VP 'ssHAHeet'a A4N o9l-dtf
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
Address Of the Women Of England.

This address creates something of stir among
our republican advocates Of slavery. II is very
brief and mild in it's language, and If an address
with its object, could be unexccptionable, in
style and manner, this is the one. Our readers
can judge Of it for themselves. They will find
1t on our first page. But it is not the style, af-
ter all their pretencc, that the shareholders caro-
for. IL is the matter and intent They are the
more disturbed on this occasion, because the ad-
dress comes headed by members of the British
aristocracy whom they have heretofore consid.
cred their natural allies and looked up to most
dcferentialy as their influential patrons. 1t
forces upon them the conviction that tho pub
lie sentiment of the world is against thcm.-
And in their irritation they retort with some
truth, but with more spite and spleen, that their
advisers had better look after their own slaves,
and add with equal efTrontery and fasehood
that they are worse off than our own.
The Washington Union, thinks because the
poor people of England are oppressed with tax
os and otherwise, it is quite right for US TO buy,
sell, hunt, whip, and shoot men. women and
children. A lady of Boston, invites the ladies
of that city to meet and express their gratitude
by petitioning for the abolition Of the law of
primogeniture. And the New York Observer,
with pharisaic gravity, inquiries why behold
est thou the mote in thy brothers ego and
bcholdoth not the beam that is in thine own eye.
and to aid in the discovery Of the beam, pro-
poses the substitution Of the words England
for Am erica, and English laborers for American
slaves in the address and then to return it to the
people of Great Britain.
The address has not yet been forwarded to
this country. 1t is still in process of circula-
ton in England. We thank the women Of En-
gland for moving in this manner. The fact that
the announcement of the address produces such
Autterng, is good evidence that it is just the
thing.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
A New Competitor.

Tobacco grows finely in Algeria. 1t is n,
product of that climate. The total product o
last year, wns nearly 100000 lbs; estimated
this year at 4,800,O 600 lbs. The first experiment
in tobacco raising was made in 1914. Up tc
last year, one-half was the product of Arab Ia
Dor. This year; however, European labor great.
ly prcponderatcs.
This will tell even now but more hereafter
as tho cultivation of the weed extends. Strangei
tho use of tobacco helps extend slavery, and
keep up tho price of human chattels, and now,
the wicked conquest, by an ambitious ruler, Of
a wild Arab race, will probably check. if not
destroy, this fatal tendency, in our country.
Suppose, as will be in all probability, that
Africa should prove as fertile in the cultivation
of tho cotton plant that when as fairly started
the bolc," should increase as rapidly as the
weca-thcn, on that shore, and out of that soil
wherein the life Of slavery took its BIRTH and
got its strength, would come power TO blast it,
For once reduce the price of cotton, below q
certain point, by competition, and otherwise, so
as to make scrvilc labor prohtless; and not only
would the Bible demonstrate Me institution 10
be sin in the South, but it would be proved BY
that South, also, that our Fathers meant and
the Constitution intended, that all the bond
should be free, and that the nation should re-
deem the country, for price, " SO much head
round" OF the " unbearablc curse"
Who, then, would doubt about the "IIighcr
Law !" Who question either the necessity for
its exercise, or its Justicei Let us have hope
and faith. This will be the end, whatever may
be the means by which it shall be REACHED
| True Democrat
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

FRIEND MARIUs: II will perhaps afford you
and your readers little amusement to learn
that the american Tract Society by its locomotive
agent has decided that the Bugle is "bad pa-
per- and have resolved to put it down. Itis
not strange that those reverend Shareholders
should be alarmed by the Bugles shril, cloar
blasts, but their courage in attacking il eyinces
bravery we did not given them credit for nos
sossing.
One Of their hired tools, Colportear, hss
been canvassing the town of Salem for soma
days past. In his family visits, he has taken
occasion to inquire of tho women if they read
the Bugle, and when answered in the Affirmative.
he would hcave heavy. long drawn sigh, and
pronounce his anathcma upon the Bugle as a
"bad, wicked and runous paper" and then
char;ably present the ladies with tract entitled
"BEWAIE OF BAD BOOKS" If this man
really thinks the BuJie bad paper, why docs
he not attack and try to destroy the fountain,
and not waste his precious time doctoring tho
effects. He is either a coward, or a consumats
quack, or he would not initiate the example OF
the fabled serpent in tho Garden of Eden.
But must say that one lady by her cute
ness proved moro than a match for this coryist
OF the old serpent. He was glad to betaks him
self from the house muttering as he went, 70.
ing to tho Devil Gone, gone, gone !" when the
good woman retortcd, "just whore you belong
sir {; it's time you were there now, for no doubt
you are expected" Served him right.
Yours, &c. q
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
Il" Progress OF DspraVi!y."

Such is the heading with which the National
Intelligenccr commences an article on the in
creasing rufFainsm and crime of Philadelphia,
New York and Baltimore. The details which
it presents, ard to which it might add to an
almost indefinite extent, arc, indeed, most re-
voting and alarming, But how can the Intel
ligencer expect anything less, or better, while
it, in company with a great majority of the
presses of the country, aided by the clergy and
and the general and state governments, main
tain ruffainism by system and forms of law
While they thus commit more than three million
of human beings to the irresponsible control Of
men who may maltrcat and abuse them with
out stint and withou: question. Who practice
upon them ROBBERY cruelty and lust, by prescrip.
tive right. The depravity which can progress
from such point may well excite attention for
its final results. But it is by no means surpris-
ing, that men should be disposed to extend the
area Of freedom to embrace rich white mon
and beautiful Anglo Saxon women, ns well as
poor black ones.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
Justice 10 Prisoners.

Mr.. Damon of the Ohio Legislature, has in
troduccd a proposition into that body, which
contcmplates the appropriation by law, of a
portion of the earnings of prisoners in the PEN
itentinry, to the support of their families
Such provision would be bond of union
with tho world, and a stimulant to effort & good
conduct, which would not fail to operate favor
ably upon the inmates of our state prison.
And it would certainly be more creditable to
the state, than giving the rui: of their labor to
hcartlcss spectators. Indeed We cannot how,
nor have VIC ever becn able to see by what Just
authority the state either appropriutcs to itself
or gives to others, tho earnings of the prisoners
over and above the necessary appropriation for
their detention and support Such surplus
should be reserved for the prisoner upon his
enlargement, or appropriated to the use of his
afflicted, and most likely destitute family.-
We hope the legislature will find time, from
their schemes for expatrating negroes, to pass
law of this character.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
A Bit Of Truth from Virginia.

Last week we published the introductory of
tho Virginia Examiner, to Theodore Parker's
sermon on Daniel Webster, which its editor,
unlike the great mass of his northern brethren,
had the manliness to publish. Below is an
othOr extract from the same paper, keenly re-
buking the mock woe in which somo of our
hypocrites, political and religious, have recently
indulged.
"The snivelling resolution of herereaye-
ment' about Clay and Webster, which was
offered in the Senate of Virginia, the other
day, passed the House of Delegates OH Tues
day, with weeping amendment in favor of
Calhoun. On its returning to the Senate,
however, for final passage, we arc pleased
to say 1t was tGb!ed-quietly ignored, with
the consent Of all parties. The part about
Calhoun was too much for the SenaIe's sense
OF the ludicrous-and our alligators are saved
from metamorphosis into crocodiles. To
be reminded of the grent SouthrOn's death
only by the demise of that cold blooded
Yankee of Massachusetts to wait until the
ghosts Of Clay, Webster aud Calhoun could
be all gotten together in line, 80 that they
might be raked by a single broadside of be-
wailment, and the three birds killed by one
stone-altogether makes the matter one OF
tho funniest little bye-plays witnessed here
this winter. il is our first, aud we hope il
mny 10 our last attempt at official hypocrisy"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

once saved my life by swimming through
serf that would have broken in pieces any
boat. My life has been spared, and feel
TINT God has got something for Inc to do yet (;
that some important destiny awaits me. 1
nm willing TO lie us clay in the hands of the
potter. If am called TO any further service
for the slave, no laws or penalties shall de-
ter me. ! have no regrets for what have
done. Much more could say, but like Mo-
ses, am slow of speech, aud will not lon
ger Take your time.
} Tho audience listened with intense inter-
est to Capt Druyton's narrative his unailec-
ted manner aud the marks of long suffering
which he bore, adding much to the effect Ol
hs words.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
A LATE NuMnrn of tho N. o. pioay,ne co

n AAAh @NVN"HN Va 'iN @'' W. fp"yUlie con-
tains the following advertisement
TWENTY DOLLARS sREwARD.-Ranaway from
tho plantation of the undersigned, tho negro
man Shedrick, preacher, feet 0 inches high,
about 40 years old, but looking not over 2s,
stamped NJ, b. on the breast, and having both
small toes cut of. He is of very dark COM
plcxion, with eyes small but bright, and look
quite insolent. He dresses good, and was ar
rested as a runaway at Donaldsonvillo some
three years ago. The above reward will be paid
for his arrest by addressing Messrs. Armant,
Brothers, st. James parish, or A. Miltenborger
s. Co., 80 Carondelet st.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

Tue JOURNAL OF EDUcAToS.-This work
commences its second volume with the now year.
A good time to subscribe. It's contents cannot
fail to difuse and maintain an intelligent interest
in the cause of education. A cause underlying
and embodying all other valuable reforms.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

Captain Walker, the martyr, who suffered
fine, branding and imprisonment for his princi-
pies in Florida,is now resident of Fon Du Lac,
Wisconsin. Mr.. Walker has been valuable
auxiliary to the cause of freedom and we doubt
not will still continue such in his new homo in
the North West.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

Ho FOR FREEDoM.-T last Cleveland Hsr-
poon, says, larger number OF fugitive slaves
than usual, passed through that city last week =,
on their way to Canada.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

ANSRxATIoN.-A debate occurred last week
on Cuban Annexation, in the U. S. Senate
Mason OF Va, who led the debate, was in ia
vor Of having Cuba. The discussion vss poet.
poned till noxt week. %
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

IS SAN FRAScIsco the Free Democratic elcc.
toral ticket received ffty.four votes.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01

will deliver course of lectures in Salem next
week. Commencing probably, on Sunday.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-01-01
The Buslc Il Bad Paper.

c. S. S. GRIFFING.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-22
CREIGHTON g. McNAIR,

DEALERS IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Bar Iron, Steel, Hin
do1v Sash, Building Hardrare,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
GUNS, PIsToLs, Sc, &C.,
Right on the Corner of King and Royal Streets
Cat the Telegraph post,)
ALEXANDRIA, Va,
WOULD respectfully inform their friends in
w Charles county, that they are in receipt OF
an unusually large stock of goods in their line,
which they will sell upon such terms as cannot fail
to please. An advertisement will not suffice TO
enumerate the various articles on hand consisting
of every description Of
Pen, pocket and table Cutlery
Carpenters and Blacksmiths' Tools
Building Materials and Farming Implements
Bar Iron, Cast and Blister Steel
Carriage Springs and Patent Axes
Morticed Hubs, and Wagon Bars
Buggy Shafts, and Carriage Cloth
Carriage Poles and Bent Fellows, &c.
Pots, Ovens, Skillets. Tea Kettles
Tenders, Brass and other Andirons
Axes, busting and Sweeping Brushes.
We particularly invite attention to our Guns rang
ing from So to 500 each; Pistols, Game Bags,
Percussian Caps, Ram Rods, &c. Our stock is by
FAR the LARG EST AND BEST SELECTED In the Alex
andra market Call and see to be convinced.
Nov r. 1852.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-09-22
AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS

I'VE have on hand, and are constantly receiv-
w ing, which offer for sale at the lowest
market prices, large and complete assortment of
the most approved
agricultural and Horticultural Implements,
amongst which are Eagle S. S. and Eagle Ploughs,
Minor Horton do. Rough & Ready do, Hillside
and Subsoi do; Road Scrapers, Harrows, Ox-Yoke,
Cultivators, Root Pullers, Churns, Corn Shelters,
Hay and Straw Cutters, Fan Mills, Horse Powers
and Ihreshers, Corn and Cob Crushers Hay Presses,
Grind Stones and Fixtures, Log Chains, Hoes,
kakes, Shovels, Spades, Forks, Pruning Saw and
Knives Garden Reels, Post-hole Augers, Bows,
Garden Cultivators and Ploughs, Sc &c.
SEEDS.-Always on hand Gin season. full
supplies of Field and Garden Seeds such as Clover,
Timothy, Herds Grass, Seed Cora, Oats, Potatoes,
Wheat, SC.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
We have been appointed agents for PARSONS &
Cos celebrated nurseries, which will enable US to
furnish Trees of every description on as reasonable
terms as any similar house in this country.
IW.8NURES-Agentsf for the sale of Professor
Mapes' celebrated Super Phosphate of Lime, Bone
Dust, Agricultural Salts SC. "
UFAll orders promptly attended to.
ADDISON & MEADE,
Union street and Potomac Strand near
Ferry Slip, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
March II, lS5S-tf