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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-30
NEyy STORE AND SILVER MANU-

NEW STORE AND SILVER MANU-.
~ FACTORY, No. II Central Street, Lo.oeu-H
D: ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and French
Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods; Manufacturer
of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated wares of every
style and quality Silver Spoons every variety made
at short notices Gold and Silver Bowed Spectaces Shell
Combs Of all styles; Watches Clocks and jew Try made
and repaired
Also The only agent for AcKLEY's ScoTcH PEBBLE
EYED SPECS, in Lowell No. II Central 81
Lowell, Mass. du
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Real estate.

FpAKERY BUSINESS FOR sALE.-Tbe
ED business OF an extensive bakery situated in the CEN
ire Of Medford, is offered for sale.
FIVE HORSES, Three Wagons, Horse Power, Ma
chimes, Tools, Fixtures sc.
Three good routes and Store altogether doing upwards of
-Four Hundred Dollars worth of business weekly price
$780, An enterprsing man wishing t. eng ,ge in bus
mess Of this kind do better than to examine This
place, as it is but five miles from Boston, and am conf
dent that he will be assured that it an excellent chance
For further particulars, apply at his Office or Of the sub
scIib,r, on the pre- nises. WARREN RICHARDSON.
LII
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PIANOS AND MELoDEANS FOR CASH,

4 INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.-O. COL
LESTER having located himself in this city. would re-
sccty give notice that he is prepared TO give lnstruc
ton in all the various departments of Vocal Music to
classes private pupils, viz: Ruimental Instruction
cultivation Of the voice. vocalizng and Sfeggo Singing
nd would also engage classes in tho practice Church
Music Glee, and Chorus Singing.
Instruction in Thorough Bass, and the Piano Forte
a be given at his ROOM No 20 Summer St. or at the res
licences of the pupils. Terms reasonable.
Mr. @. begs leave to add that all those under his in
Bucton will receive his most prompt attention. and hopes
by applying himself assduously to his profession to
merit liberal patronage.
~ All communications through the Post Office or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store No. EOS Main st.. will be
promptly answered
Piano Fortes tuned.
Worcester Feb. 3. 1854. dawt
EROCEKA AND VARIETY STORE
" At the CtlRNER OF GREEN and POND STR EETS
The subscriber has good assortment of
GRO CERES.
Also-a great variety of other GOODS OF UTILITY for
every family just received a small lot of WILLOW
FRUIT, or WORK BASKETS, of different shapes and
Sizes MuskMelon Seeds, for bags; Sewing Silks Twist
sken and Spool Cotton and Linen Thread; Stationery
Nuts, Fruit and Confectionery; Extracts and Essences
for havoring pastry, &c, &c. L SPRING, "a.
N. B.-PURE NATIVE WINE, for Communion Service
for sale as above.
Worcester, July 2Stl 1854. diff
<N1HEESEN Npm pp ~,
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A(tGtGIl0nrou.

BEST HAIR ToNICI IN USE
While the proprietor has to be proud of the es
iabshment of the Tonic short time upon so firm
basis ne is fully persuaded that that success is owing in
great degree to the real erceHeace Of the article itself
1t will therefore be rgidy kept to the orgne Standard
md composed heretofore, Of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world see. Vol
untary Testimony daily offered, showing its efficacy as
On agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Dar,
Producing Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
SyfGening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandrul,
Curing Headache, ard
All the ills that Hair is heir to.
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic have 81
T. LAZELL Worcester, Mass" blown in the glass.
Price 25 per bottles large bottles (pints) IS cts, with
liberal discount to tine trade.
NJ Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All orr
ders by mall express, otherwise promptly executed.
L. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
VI deod&wtf 201 Main st.
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AH ECHANICS' BANK.-rhe Stockholders of
~ the Mechanics Bank are hereby notified that their
annual meetng for Lhoice of Directors the ensuing
year for such action may to them expsdent
der the provisions of the O. the 1876 Chapter
of tine Statutes Of 1858, and for the transaction of any
other bushes thai my legally come before them will be
he'd at their BANKING ROOM, on WEDNESDAY, the
FOURTH day of OCTOBER next at O'clock P. NJ.
S. BERRY, Cashier
Worcester, Sept. 18th, 1854. dt04
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Boston A0ucrtlsene1ts.

Boston advertisements.
y ONION EMERY 1000 Casks warranted
h the hes: in the market. ,,oDDnr 70
teb9s M Exchange St. Boston.
NARPETTNGS.-GR BARGAINS in Car
u peting and Window Shades, at
PEARL MARTINS,
1863 Hanover Street, Boston.
N. B.-Store and Office SHADES made to order.
sl9 daw3m
StTIMPSON,S COMMERCIAL WRIT
- ING FLUIDS, Warranted superior TO all other
INKS in use, they only write easily, but copy
squal most copying inks. For sale at the IONIC GOLD
Ten FACTORY, 81 Washington st., BosroN
apl3 dom
EHECkERS' FARINA-llas been pronounced
L by Physicians and Chemists, the best food which
be used by persons having tendency to Diarrhea,
Dysentery Cholerl, prevalent during hot weather.
Grocers aud Druggists all keep it; Wholesale oy
81 DIFF II Long Wharf Boston.
JOEL NJ. HOLDEN,
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY WARERoOMS,
l6l Hanover, and ll9 and III blackstone Streets,
sign of the Mammoth Bedstcad. BosToN.
FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES.
large assortment of Beds Mattresses, Bedsteads Bu
reaus, Chairs Tables, L)oking-Gasses, Clocks, &c,
constantly hand and for sale whosesale and RETAIL at
THE LOWEST CASH PRICES.
$40 daw3m
HORACE PARTRIDGE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
German, French, and English Toys.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Cutlery, Silver and Silver Plated Spoons Accordeons,
Fiolins, Port-Monnaes, Baskets,
YegetG6te IUory Thimbtes,
Measuring Tapes, Emery Cushions, Rates, &c &c. &c.
Als,--a general assortment of Fancy Goods.
SIG daw3m 107 Hanover Street, Boston.
TIME GREAT WORK OF THE YEAR
MOORE'S COMPLETE ENCYCL lPEDiA
OF MUSIC.--A work which has cost the interchangeable
compiler 10 years Of arduuus labor assisted by of
the distinguished celebrities in the musical world
This splendid work, ndspens ble, not only the pro
fes onal can but every amateur is comprs in
elegant oval octave volume of 1901 pages, double coll
umns, and contains the Biographies of upwards Of 1900
Musicians, comprising the m lst distinguished composers
and perform, who have lived.
complete Dictionary Of 5000 Musical TERMS with
full definitions,
complete History of the Science Of Music, from the
earliest times t. the present
4 full description of all known Musical Instruments,
with the daes their invention and their Scales Trea-
tises On HARMONY and Til ROUGH BASS, &c, &c
book Intended to the whole Of Musical Science.
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT CO., Boston.
s25 diff
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Drp GOODS.

BISALL FASHiONS--At WALDO BLOCK 1.-THE
u great mart for Bonnet and Millinery Goods) may he
found large and elegant assortment Of BONNETS of
every description, consisting Of Velvts, Pushes, Popns
Sans, Silks Staws and Laces in every variety Of the
latest Paris fashions. j. W. MILLS,
500 d3w No Waldo Block
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Notices.

VENHE WORCESTER MOZART So
GETTY will commence their rehearsas for the seas
on MONDAY EVE Oct 2dj at the Second Baptis. YES
try. at a O'Clock All lovers Of good Music and those
that wish avail themselves Of the opportunity Of prac-
Using the same and improving their voices will present
themselves at the time aad place Per order Of Commit
tee $50 DIT
.N11a MUSICAL CONVENTION. .NB1s
%3S% The Worcester Musical Convention will IVY
S& commence its sessions under hedirection go
of Professors A. N. JOHNSON and Z. II. FROST, of
Boston, on
Wednesday, October 4Ih,
at o'clock P. NJ, in BRINLEY HALL, in Worcester
and continue in session FOUR DAYS The daily
cses of the Convection will be conducted upon the usual,
plan Singers Musicians. and all other persons Interested
in the improvement Of Church Auslc invited to at
tend the opening session Of the Convention.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. there will be Concert
in connection with the Convention, under the direction of
the above Professors assisted by MISS NJ j. SMITH, S, e.
WHrEHoUsE and other professional singers, from Boston,
On SATURDAY EVENING, the ~
GRAND CLOSING CONCERT
Of the Convention will be given in the CITY HAIL. con-
ssting Of Chorusses, Glees, Solos, &c.
In consequence Of the expenses Of the Convention, as
well the attention Of those only who inter-
ested in the exercises the price Of members tickets, adj
hitting the entire courses has been fixed at so cents
for Gentlemen, and D cents for Ladies'.
It is presumed that those who wish 10 attend for musical
improvement, will clecrtuy acquiesce in this arrange
ment.
1Tckes for the Convention and Concert, may be had
At the Music stores
Tickets to each Concert, % cents. dat 500
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GNHEESE.-NEw BRAINTREE SAGE, & PLAIN
~ CHEESE, of prime quality, just received, and for
sale " L. SPRING, Il.
s2S diff No. 20 Green Street, Worcester
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LABELS CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

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THE ONLY PRIZE MED
p a r A S OIL S !
WHoLESALE & RETAIL,

AT THE
UMBRELLA s. PARASOL MANUFAC7Y.
n. II. MOORE, 80 Main So
N. B.-Umbrelas and Parasols repaired and covered
In workmanke manner jel7 distf
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MEssENGER's NOTICE.

hTsJORCESTER BANK.-rhe Annual Meet
w ing Of the Stockholders of the Worcester Bank
for the choice of Directors for the year ensuing; for such
action as may seem to them eXpedent under the provisions
of the Sixth section of the hundred ninetysxth
Chapter OF the Statutes of 1885, and for the transaction
OF any other business, that, legally, may before
them will be holden at their Banking house. Foster street,
on FRIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT
at twelve O'Clock, NJ. WILLIAM CROSS Cashier
Worcester Sept. 15 1851 dawtO6 SIG
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TO THE TAX PAYERS.


City of Worcester, Sept oath, 1854.
There are few Bills yet uncaed for They be set
tied COST ii called for before October 1st "a
word to the wise is sufficient"
GEORGE W. WHEELER,
Treasurer ana Collector.
Office in City Building Office hours from A. NJ.
10 NJ, and to p. NJ till October 18th From Oc-
tober 10 to April LIST, 10 A. NJ, to II NJ and to PM
s25 diso1
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R1NAMILY sc HOOI. FOR LITTLE
u GIRLS.-The wife of Pastor, in a neighboring vii
age, having had several years experience Teacher of
the young, would be willing receive into her family
limited number of little Girls 10 years of age, and under
Parental care will be exercised over them and full in
strueton, both mental and moral, viii be given.
Terms SIPS per year. commencing October LIST.
For address, inquire at this office dtol+ IS
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VELVET nIBBONS-A large assortment of
v the above goods, Of every width, and of superior
quality, just received, and selling very low, at
Z. w. MILES'S,
$40 d3w No. 1 Waldo Block.
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n UINSlGAMOND BANK.-The Annual
W Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Qunsgamond
Bak for the choice Of D for the ensuing year. for
such action may to them expeent under the pro-
Visions OF the 9th section Of the 196th chapter of the
Statutes OF 1888; and for the transaction of any other
business that legally may before them; will be hold
en- at their Banking Rooms, on I'll RSDAY the FIFTH
DAY OF OCTOBER next, at 10 O'clock A. II.
dividend of per cst. will be payable October O.
An extra dividend Of per will be payable Ct 15
Per order OF the Directors
j. s. FARNUM, Cashier.
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GHtTY BA MA temporary location of City Bank,
" will be in HARRINGTON BLOCK, corner Of Main
and Front door of the Peoples Insurance OF
fee. The first installment payable first day of
September next will be received their above.
au2S P. HAMMOND, Cashier.
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GRAFTON BANK The Annual Nee ting of the
VI Stockholders of the Grafton Bank for the choice of
Directors and for the transaction of any other business
which may legally before them win be held at their
Banking Rooms, MONDAY, the 9th day of October
next, at one O'Clock p NJ.
JONATHAN CARY, Cashier.
Grafton, Sept. 10, 1854. diff So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-21
From the Washington Union.

WASHINGTON'S BIRTH DAY AT RIO JANElRO.
The following brief account of the celebration of the ed of
February at Rio Janeiro, furnished Us by one who was pres
ent, will be read with interest:
Rio DE JANEIRs, February 20, 1854.
Robert G. Scott, ESQ.,, the Consul OF The United States at
this port, gave an entertainment TO the American citizens
here on the 22d inst, in commemoration of the birthday OF
General Washington, which was attended 6y about sixty
gentlemen, and among them William Jones, Esq, acting Sec
retary of legation. The s%umptuous dinner, beautifully ar
ranged 10 the large dining room Of the counting house OF the
generous and liberal finn of Maxwell, Wright & Co., com.
manded the unbounded admiration of oil. A neat engraved
likeness of Washington hung on the we'll, while a large bust
of the great general was placed to the left OF Nh. Scott at The
end of the table, and the room was adorned by the hero flag
captain Lynch, Of the sloop.of-war Germantown. None of
our national vessels being here, there were no American na.
val officers present. The wines were excellent, and all were
happy and grati6ed with the entertainment of our Consul
During the dinner, Mr.. Scott offered the following loasls
which were followed by many other fine sentiments from the
gentlemen present:
/ The Memory of George Washington.
before presenting this toast. MIR. Scott addressed the
company 10 u brief and acceptable manner.]
2. Our country Loved land Of liberal and free principles
GOO speed nr onward and upward in her course.
3. The President Of the United States: The respected
gen,leman-the honored Chief Magistrate OF n mighty re-
public.
4. The Emperor Of Brazil: We wish him and his accom-
plished consoTt long, happy, aDd prosperous lives.
5. The Army and Navy Of the United States The shield
and spear of our country in time Of war-a wise forecast I'D
monishes US that il Is in times Of piping peace we should pre-.
pare for hot war.
6. The American citizen, native or adopted: Wherever the
stars and stripes are, there is his guardian protection agaGs,
all The powers of the earth.
I. The American Women: Beautiful and lovely in al
~things-to their graces we yield n most willing obedience.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
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EOUS.
For the Enquire:
THE BEAUTIFUL.

THE BEAUTIFUL.
,rn,c.ryn WITH KIND WISHES, TO MISS ANNA L. sHEPpERr
OF NELSON coUSTY, VIRGINIA.
uThe beautiful! the beautiful
Th.re,s none Of all Iife's varying scenes
Where beauty hath no share"
Dreams of power and visions OF gold come up in the
minds of the Young at LIES commencement. The desire
though for the beautiful, with those Just entering on LIES
.rene Ia more strong, perhaps, than any other feeling. The
fresh love of early elrlhood, as Of opening manhood, is ePhe-
neral, compared with the ardent, longing desire for the pure
" beautiful. In the great world the idea or desire Is not
Iessened: and though from day TO day, from week 10 week,
we learn that 'all that glit,ers Is not gold" yet still we
continue to turn over the leaves OF the volume OF lille TO md
beauty to crafty the yearning desire. In the or,eht coun.
tenance and s~ylph-like form of a lovely lady there 10 much 70
induce a conviction that nature has given q response TO the
desire; sull il is not in the outward world OF sense mat the
true material 10 Il found. Ia the breathing world OF thought
there ia everything 10 respond 10 the inquiry for the beauu
full, and in the soul Of daring high, as in the mind refined
and pure In tendency.
Rare and lovely though the flowers Of spring seem. gor-
geous and fascinating as q Persian poets dfeon'' as summer
roses look still in the perfection OF CHARACTER, everything aP'
pertaining TO beauty Is 10 be found.
The beautiful is 10 be cultivated.
Would you do so, reader7 Wei, then, learn TO find in hu-
milty the beginning of wisdom; and remember, too, that as
Temptation hath a music for all ears, 80 sure II is you can
mar the loveliness Of earth by needing its syren voice. Seek
earnestly the truthful simplicity Of childhood, converse with
sincerity, 90 abroad upon the face OF Nature, and when Inc
eve sees, let the soul drink in the beautiful in the harmony
of all things; and should the fading flowers of Nature, as Of
pleasure, pass TOO soon away, remember
aThers's rest for thee in Heaven"
In p,zjnp at the rugged pathway of life, we should search
most for the good and true, and be not too much in haste to
turn away from what may not so much interest at hrst view.
Richest treasures may be found where least sought; as
lof,iest. noblest eouls exist in forms far from graceful. Re-
member, it Is true, that
Seems Of price are deeply hidden.
What would ne'er come forth %unbidden,
To thy search may be revealed"
Cu.prr HuL. N. c.. March 29, 1854.
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pDETISAL
o,uE. FROZEN HEART.
nv rRANcEscA.

r.,. no the streams between the glaciers rnn,
Nv No Sa,neI By wanton breeze, nor dszzline Su"'
60 long my heart its Icy silence kept;
: LEANED il dead-but ah, it only slept;
Beneath thine eye and emile its ~avre a,SI Sspose:
gurs, their cold rims threw oil theif oe'u
Startled a, FIRST, / babe its tumults CEASE
Nor dared to break my calm, insensate psa''
And long | turned away, and heaped ~
With piles of Prudence, and a thonstnu c rms Art
Vast blocks of countless weien,, "nn Hea,t.
Has ouarried out 10 crush the Huma"
B Bu, a' som e"s . stern cliff win sSi ase espl % % power
And every barrier 10 fragments 'oN
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A NATURAL CONSEQUENCES

We observe by the proceedings Of yesterday thar, in anti.
clpa,iou CT the passage Of the Homestead Bill" giving
public land to actual sctllers) petitions are beginning to
come into Congress from The Pu, chasers Of public land ire
cent ones, we presume) for The return Of their money. No
thing, 1t strikes W. can be more reasonable than this request.
II homes are now TO be given, without money and without
price, 10 every body who will accept and occupy them, we
do not see how the Government can refuse to refund their
money 10 buyers who are original holders, and the value OF
Rra!ut'ous system of distribution. National Inteuigeneer
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THE COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.

III 70 I'M WI - - T0Ts
The Commercial Convention has adjourned, and has left
behind it no one subject of regret except their absence; they
have effected nothing, for il was not expected that they could
effect anything. The measure introduced by Mr.. Pike, of
Arkansas, may lead to saiutary action; but, if they have
done no good, it can at lea1t be said with certainty, that they
have done no harm. If no measure proposed should lead to
profitable results; 1t is very certain that no one can lead TO
results that are Objectionable. The utmost to be hoped from
such assemblies, is the development and maturing of South.
en sentiment aud we think that no Convention, which has
ever yet occurred a. the South, has 30 much contributed TO
this desirable result Charleston Standard.
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The te!egraphlc dispatch from Charleston ann ou"mr,e
withdrawal of the Virginia Delegation from 'ne Uo ob
Convention, Is incorrect. The Delegates rom ."s
iec,ed 10 a series Of resolutions In favor OF gTan"nk LIS
sections of the public lands TO railroad compapN',D .,or
ser,ing the power of The Federal Government y ~ ID
rivera and harbors; and the resolutions we're """''0
| consequence OF the opposition.
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A TEAR.

Some feelings are ~ mortals given
VUi,h less of eaIth in them than heaven;
and If there be a human tear
From passions dross rtfned and clear,
A tear 80 limpid and 80 meek,
AS would no, slain an angels cheek,
'Tis that which pious fathers shed
Upon q dutsous daughters head.
[Sir Waller Scott.
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111nVnYn ENoUlRER.

BY n1TcaIEs & KsoF.
TEoMESn,v MORNING, PR1L 10, is"f'
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION

HARTFORD, April 1.-THE result of the election is off.
cially announced as follows: For Governor, Dutton. whig
10 465; Iugham, DEM, 1858; Chapman. temp 1862
Hooker, F. S., $500. MAJORITY against logham 4, cog.
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FAIRFAX LANDS.-The Fairfax News states ,ba, NJ,
Jonn c founelove has sofd forty acres OF land to Mr.
George F. III. Walters. for $40 per acre. The land |, Door
md uuimproved In any way. Mr.. T. J. Carpcr and vi. S.
Trammeil have also purchased of Mr.. r. Folin a farm, for
which they pay from sl2 10 s4 per acre for lands tina, sold
last wear for SIC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-04-21

DEATH OF CAPT. CAUFIELD.
DETRoIT, APRIL lS.-Capt. Cau6eid of The T,nooranhi.
cal Engineers, a son.in,law of Gen. Cuss, died here this
morning.