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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-17

ElNOR LIVERPOOL.-Th A / British rs
ship GLENNANNA, Captain Rogers having nearly
all her cargo engaged viii have immediate dispatch. Fer haaYy
Dbl - WV GFPNEY Il LOWELL 1ls Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-17

JHhII H1FFNEY LOWELL, TIC Common street.
ESOR LIVERPOOL.--(T Takes no Corn ~
The American clipper ship ARIEL Captain j. q. SAA
800 bhleb Cotton, apply 10
Up. WHITNEY Il co. 81 Camp st.
B For passage having splendid accomoaisn Apply s Cap
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-17

ENOR HAVRE.--The fast sailing a s8Tss
~ paaket ship ABBY BLANCHARD Harding fsass9s- ss-
having neriy all gr engaged will have qu'ek '
freight OF 400 bales Cotton, apply TO ,,, .,..
or 10 CIAS. DEAKE d CO., NJ Poydfas street.
~ ii Si.ii, iss,5 Ttss '''e s ianll
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
TIE HOME.MOTIlER.

'o'"e one writing :or the Masonic Mir
has drawn a charming picture of homc-
my rhi.t-lo'lng mother Our heart warns
'es"e upon It, for we know Just such a
.'''''F' whose highest pleasure is found
'''"'''crln. to the little ones who ever
- "'''t them marks of her care. and taste
'''o'e' How often have we seen the tear
''" NcF e!yc', 'ior one little nesting. laid
''''.-' harrow bed. for whom her mater
''' Is hot needed" "A mirbti,r arm
H. It Is at rest She feels and
".at II /, ri .ht. and bends meeklv 10
'''i that sped the shaft. and turns with a
'-'r' II 1t is possible, to those little
Who are lett for her to love- Yes
:, -' Gil the gentle home mother. sav we.
:. ''r true household angel.
We must draw a line, aye, a broad line.
:'.. I'll Atr and the frivolous butterfly of
e.. "Ao fits from ball to opera and par
"c' IN rich robes, and followed by a
~ "''io" and hcartless as herself. She
'a'';-. of the holy task asicutd I,e.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

ncglects those who have been given to her
charge, and leave them to the care of hire
lings, while she pursues her giddy round of
amuscments.
''Not so our home-mother' blessings be on
her head. The heart warns to see her in
her daily routine Of pleasant duties. How
patiently she SITS day after day, shaping and
sewing some article for use or adornment, of
her little flock. And how proud and pleased
is each little recipient Of her kindness. How
the little face dmplcs with pleasure, and the
bright eyes grow still brighter as mamma
decks them with her own hands, in the new
dress she has made How much warmer and
more comfortable they feel, if mamma wraps
them up before they 90 to school. No one
but her can warm the mitts and overshoes, or
tie the comfortcrs around the nccks
"There is peculiar charm about all she
does, the precious mother. They could not
>lccp-nay, for that matter, she could not, il
She failed to visit their chamber, and with her
own soft hands arrange them comfortably be-
fore she slept. Her heart thrills with graft
tudc to her Creator, as she looks on those
sweet blooming faces, and when their PRAYERS
are done, imprintS goodnight kiss on cacl,
rosy little mouth. 1t may be-, too, tear will
star: for one little nesting, laid in its chill
narrow bed, for whom her maternal care i,
no longer needed. 1t sleeps. though the >lec,
and snow descend, and the wild winter wind.
howl around its heal 1t needs no lon.c,
her tender care. a mi gh;icr arm cniol,ls it
1t is at rest She feels and knows that it /.
right, and bends mccklv to the Hand that
sped the shaft and turns with warmer love
If it be possible, to those little ones who ar,
left for her to love. How tcnlerlv she ouar,l,
them from every danger, and with what Z
strong, untiring love, she watches bv thci,
bedside when they are i'll , Blessings be OF
the gentle, loving home mother. Angel.
must look with love upon her acts. Her
children shall rise up and call her blessed
and the memory of her kindly deeds will en-
fold her as a garment.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
Last Hours of Mr.. Calhoun.

N- o,iiIe. TIE private Secretary of Mr.
a. loan. Ia. recently published his recolcc-
-,oi. scene in the last hours of the diving
.,..r,an. which reflect small credit either
~ ,,r salesman or the secretary. Mr. SEQ
:, D., ,oys.
lI> country, The South, ard its future. was
10 him. H. did not care about his own
.rr.. II was >n,all matter in his ewes. as
d.t,,Nowinr fact will show. For two days
'..orc he died. and when it was generally
wn in tie city that he could not live. ma
,e,i,.ror> called at the house. His physician
H. ll.N. insisted for his own comfort. that
.L.ul SEE a. few as possible. Mr. Cal
IN ariuicsccd. andaddcd. Mr. Scoville
,,ow. Who will see and who not" | of
..qr.c went to the front door whenever the
e-,au,, announced visitor to him. and an
s-,rcl The requests Of those who wished TO
s-r Inn. On one occasion. Uhc 1av before
70 i;ed) found the visitor to he the Rev
Y Bltlcr told him Mr. Calhoun was We
too III to see anv one
That j. the very reason why he should
'e ne. VIII Won have the goodness to an
nee me. and tell him that | do wish to
'ayerse with him. as minister of God, in
.'troncc 20 his situation"
lhr>ta'cI an instant, and then rcmcm-
.'-.nr that Mrs Calhoun was communica-
- IN the Episcopal church. Of which Mr.
.'.'r- was pastor. conclud d that if !
r'Iel - >.anl well in her future regard ]
n. lo'ter torcgo nv determination of send
r. II Nr Butler, and 50 I said, Wait mo-
:''n', and ,ctt him standing at the front
''-. while returned to the bedside of Mr.
s.h1an. God bless his glorious soul I see
"a now as saw him then. his head prop
"np by pillows-his pale, emaciatcd. hut
'''rn and commanding eyes piercing as an ca
-r,.anl fixed upon me as | entered the
II. lie knew had been to see some one
Who had called. 'Who is it :" he asked.
"Nr Butler. sir"
Why do YOU not bring him in at once ? 1t
IS right. as NV colleague"
III is not Senator Butler, sir"
Brrlcr q don't know any other. Who
,l->"
1t, the Chaplain ofthc Senate, sir-the
l..y Nr Butler"
What does he want :"
II SAYS that he has heard YOU are very
" ar' considers it his duty to come and
"a 70 Won about serious matters"
send him off about his business. Tc
.He 10 talk TO me lis nonsense at such a
the a, dis"
went 10 the door and informed the chap
10 'ha, Nr Calhoun was to i'll too see him.
"lo1 certainly must be mistaken. Doe.
/ anow Is me"
rl' the matter short with decided "Ycs
4r dorS; and he saws he don't want to see
T. ahi | won't disturb him by going in a.
:'A with your name" The Reverend Mr
'''.'e' lett. and when ] returned to the room
zig 'MiU!ence Of the call was still in hi.
'-'I Ills eyes We're closed, but | heard
'"H sentences. such as 10 call on me for
'-a purpose Young man not grown
.I"rt have thought of all nv life
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
VIEW POSTAGE RATES.

VIM are I'll" prc-cilt rates "i p"'tHse "l
',trroxlAv. arrrcablv 10 the Inv Of The y
e,.- into opera ION on the 1T Of bcto''"r
.. ,N,. Cpuu-y Of Calr,onia-FIEE.
., o'i;.r vrhn the STAT Of Vermont. whei
,fl t. ceu'- },rr annCin. ar - cent per quar-
,nrc, u.ou.l-: when UNIAID. - ccnf> prI
. "r6t cent yer quarter
otli..rulli 0i' the ~ta'". 90 cents i":ann'Im
pr~ quarter. When I'firAip. ami - r"'''
.-ri. pr +. crut~ per quarter. when UNPAID.
t-Fi, barrojhrfsals, rlb,r<. bgpf,j"yia,
. b. ,.n .,.jr. h,1' r'pu* N htt >'ate at !;
..,.,,. ,siH,wH, .>tr,. - ren's
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

MANCFACTURING DivIDENps.-Fortv of
the largest NcwEnglandManufactnrins Com
panies, which have made their dividends for
the past year, it is found, when summed up
show an average of only arcut j per cent.
on aggregate capitals of nearly thirty mil
hons OF dollars. Some Of the concerns have
ma'!c handsome profits, but they are the ex-
reptionS; while few have declared no livi-
dcndS at all. wLmwa,t Hrold.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

attack and the rescued girl proved to be
the sister Of the intrepid Corncal WaShburn,
celebrated in the history of indian warfare
and as the renowned spy of Capt Kcn.on's
bloody kcntukcians.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

wagon drive into the yard, which was sent by
the kind ncighbor at whose house they would
spend the night.
Lifting Ruth tenderly to scat, he placed
Nice and Harry by her side, and the long
hill shaded with clms passed, the homestead
was out Of sight.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18

parties to ilia; contract are bound in honor
ton on the one side was paid and received ia
advance. shall wait in great hope. and ma.
| not add in great confidence. of seeing IT
honestly and hono,ahlv fulfilled: That com
promise has sooI for ,liiriv-fonr wears. No
one has ever proposed 10 repeal it, till tins
bill to make i, void No a, has been passed
Intentionally or. believe. really inronsi>t
cnt with it. think j: incorrect and unri<e
TO say that 1t has been rclilirmcd. There was
no need OF ii: and | bciievc the friends a!
this measure are not much in tir. halit Of re-
affirming compromises. Confusion Is caused
bv min ,iin" terms, calling two acts. passed
lv different bodies ana in regard to different
TERRITORY, an,! - years apart. bv the sanic
name. Let Us see II We cannot strike up 4
light 10 sc: out o. the f;,s. There * map
on large sraic Of ii.. 'nitcd States between
the Mississippi river aud the Pacific occan.-
Ii was marked and shaded for use on this
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tudc: then. lv i line due nor;h 10 tho de
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o ,o>s,>,tn> on The ,to-.l. and the Pa if on
! Tie wrs. for al ror.l, o. - l.,rees.
:. Where. then. !, .h,. Missouri ,o,uoroui.c
e linz: II re it is Star. a, the ,mh de-. of
I ;onci:udr on a parallel OF sc lcc>. 3o n,in
an,. run wc>. to tl... lpo.i ,icr. of wc>, lonci-
+ ,a,,c. That !, Il. lcn,,h and the whole
!, !cnr:!i oi he N:,,ot;ri ,,c.n,ron.iSe. All of
+ III. Louisiana ,ur.las.. north n.,h,; line is
+ 10 ',c free fro:n >,a,..v i;.,erer. |, extend.
i only 70 lG0 de- ot !i.--i:u,i,.. Tor the plain
{ reason tina. We ha, no,liinr l,,.,on,! that when
the romfroni;sc WAS mad. Tweuty-ii,c wears
t afterwards another Territory c,.nc. in as a
: State. She CLAIM or the Ga.f ofsNcxico
from he mouth q the sabine to the month Of
b iii, Ho t;r.,.,,... and IN fl.,. main channel 10
TX boundary oi l.oli,i.na. then Ia, .warl ON
{ that bonrdar, TO the r.oa;l, of III, Sabine.
I THIS !, ~. ouly r,..,r ,r...,;r. a.. ,r,s-
n cnt Question. Texas Lad o,,,r claims
e When admitted !; was settled that \ line
.hou'l ,,. r, from, ,lo ,oo., 1.c % ,h,. ,oc,,,
, ,,.,,, ~, p;o ,a, .. ,;.ua..
q, tho ,,,,u.l cf 9, l.as 9o MIN m, ,,,,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-18
,.C,CIIADW 4. WICK.
ADVERTISEMENTS

...,u-ua prices. Transient advertise
........l! ior in al ;ance. Advertisements
-........, .hc nun Jcr oftimc, to he inserted
...... .'..v will be continued until forbid ttf
.... ..oa ot the pub.ishcr,l and charged
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
AUCTIONS.
AUcTI0NI

WILL be sold at public auction, on the premises,
wv on IT BUR3D Y, January S, 1854, al ten O'clock,
A. NJ a Good steam Mill, 81 by 20 feet, stories and
basemen, high, 18th abuu oil an acre of land situated
about 40 rods from lhs depot Of the Fhchburg Railroad
Company IN North eoHlinster Village, on the main
roadlesding from said village 10 Leominster Centre.
The above shop ~ we'll calculated for carrying on the
comb CHAR planning, any busness in the mechsnical
fine Also, at the same time and ace, The following
personal property, 10 wit: ats
One Steam Engine, fifteen horse power. 9e9
Two Flue Boilers eghteeR feet long.
One Force Pamp; one 90 copper Il 1900
Lot of Steam Pipe aud Fixtures for Engine.
Two Woodworsh's Filming Machines, 24nch knives
Oge Side joiuter, 81 feet ways
OHe Jointing aud Matching Machine 81 feet ways.
Two Saw Benches, with Afbors and Saws
Seventy Ave feet tso inch se:ling, with pullies &c.,
together with The Counter Shafts and Hargers belong
ing 10 sad shop. ,E.As
'ne thousand feet Of Steam PIPE, for wfrning the
above mentioned Mili
Terms mad, knnwn time aal place ofsaie
For further paeculsr- ipgpiie of d. Il, Merriam,
Fucabug, uglstus Rice, AT the Junction Machine
Shop, oTcester. \. w. sELkY, Anctonesr.
Lsominsfei Dec "A 1873 det26 d&wUan5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
PENMANSHIP.
J, M. Hines Writing Academy

V' 49, 4A1tO . " NAuIAAI5 NAVI@INOAAly
HAS heen removed to Harringio ION Corner, 4th story
4 L Room No H. In consequence Of the former
roo mot being large enough TO accommodate the mum
Der Of scholars, this Academy has been removed TO
more comn0uiDus quarters.
The p retor OF this acalenny is prepared 10 teach
Ladies' and hildren, and is about forming classes for
Their especial benefit
Ladies' and Missts-Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Gentlemen--M Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and satur-
day evenings. ss
TERMs--S2 for course Of "a lessons, including
lights and stationery
a. Hours from to o'clock, P. NJ
decl3 TuTh&sstly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
For Sale.

A BRICK house on Pleasant street, containing Is
~ large rooms, nvenienty arranged for one or two
tene nents, with excellent water cellarage, wood
house, aud barn, suitable for horses The lot
contains 1875 feet OF land, and is 70 feet 'front.' and 1870
feet deep Ii is stocked with numerous varieties Of the
finest sorts If fruit trees in good bearing condition
ANY one desiring This valuable and eligible properly.
viii pleas call OH JOS. LOWELL Jr., and he will find
the terms 10 suit him. JAZZ dis2iaw3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
The Annual Meeting

nF the members of the Peoples Mutual Fire Insur
" anse company will be held at the office Of said
January hex, at 2o'clock r. NJ, or the choice of D
rectors OF said COMPANY. and for the transaction OF any
business that may properly come before the meeting
o. 5HARRINGToN. Secretary,
Worcester. Dec 81 1853 JAZZ Is dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
BGOEs, Sc.
BOOKS BOOKS BG0KSl aaa
John Keith & Co S Bulletin Of New BOOKS,
o9A sl,n Sfraa, rg

No. 23S Matn street,
, The Flash Times Of Alabama aqd Mississippi, by
Baldwin.
A'Wetk's Delight, or Games and stories.
Mem ir Of Robert N'bea,on
The iiear,h : tote sa
My rwo Sisters by Mrs. Iudson
yascnnseas by Cooper. . LL k4A
Second series Of Ciogernook. sHt
Az md Industry Of lbe Crystal Palace, by Horace
Greeley.
Hot Corn Life Scenes n New York. illustrated, IN
clnflne the story Of Little katy, hadalms, The Rag
picker's Daughter, Wii1 Maggie, etc,
id6er OF hiT Payton's experiments, edited BY Mrs
Memoirs O! Abernetby {e 1920 81 Ef
Napoleon al st heeas-from the letters sud journal
of Sir ;Iu5ison lowe, 2yels.i etstg. .sfssl@ &
Proceedings Of The Hartford Bible Convention. IA n
Janeary end June, by BelI4nin T. TFyior. fq
Tie Pouphar Papers, By G. w Cuffs, author Of
Howadjee. aB58@ 53S aSg sGsiaeG
The Bloodstone, by Mcleod.
Homes Of American Statesmen, illustrated; a compsn-s
lon To Homes OF American AaTion. 2
A Duy-at the Crystal Palace, Illustrated. ga
Autumn Tours, ILLUSTRATED. by Mrs Kirkland.
Al6a very Gne assortment Of stand ard English
works. Library Edns, ia splendid iutl and half calf
bindngs. 5se
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
The Proprietors Of the City Hotel, Wor-
Cester

FHE annual meeting ofthe subscribers to the stock
Il OF this corporation will be held at the Office Of WIZ
liam Dickinson, on tn Evening OF January Sd, 1854, at
OF such other business may properly come beiore
them WIN R. HOOPER Clerk ofJhe Corporation.
Worcester, Dec 81, 1853. JAZZ dzt*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
II. G. FISH.
Dlacksmithing and Grinding |!

Blacksmithing and Grinding! 4
FfNHE citizens OF Worcester informed that we
/ prepared to make all kinds and shapes Of iiA III
MERS, O., TO order; to ie-harden anu re.temper
Carpenters Tools Also, 10 grind ard polish hTCH
ETS, Tools, and all sorts of Iron and Steel Work, in
the best possible manner, and for the lowest cash
terms. BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junction Building
no d3mk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
NUTIGE.

THE annual meeting of the members of The Mer
i chants aud farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Gom
pany will be held at the office OF said Company, in
Worcester, on Wednesday, the All day of January
rsxt, at o'clock p
The subject alterations of the Bylaws, will be
considered and acted upon l{t3 1Es
CHARLES L. PUTNAM, Secretary. Il
Worcester, Pee 10, 49, = dijqn4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
MnTTCE

TINE firm known as Washburn, Holland. & Co. be
| ing dissolved by mutual consent the business of
manufacturing the Metallic adder and Conductor will
be continued by the subscribers, at their works, in
Qninhiganond Village.
~ dew HENRY S. WAsHBURN & CO. !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Musical Notice,

AER EDWARD A. R KHERSS, Professor of Music.
lfI in this city, respectfully announces that he will
give private lessons on the Flute and Guitar For terms
and psrtculars iDquire between - and !, or and
o'cloat p. NJ, at his house, on Main street, No 81
ia2 s.- dow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Butter.

@E- TUBS Choice Vermont Dairy Butter
u 20 Kegs New York do, do. For sale by
WIN. o. SWEET & Co.
dscS DIFF 1876 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Saws-SaWs-Saws.'

TTAVING secured sufficient help, shall now he able
j / TO fulfil all ORDERS snd 10 do all other kin's of
work connected with my business. All kinds OF saw
filing ans repairing done Also, all kinds of saws kept
constantly on hand, and made to order, at
C e. Nj. EI,WEbL'S, 5a
j42 dam Ne 20 Exchange st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
DISSOLUTION Of Copartnership.

- DASSu11uAVA4 VI O0kye-A w 11&H r
FEIHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
name and sye of E. Livermore d Co., il this day,
by mutual consent, dis solved The business viii be
continued by Ed ward Livermpre
w EDWARD LIVERM0RE, +
GEO. II. LIVERM0RE.
Worcester, Dec 81, 1853. Ja2 d3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03

TIVE undersigned offers his 6ervices, in Posting
L Books, &c, Any one wishing Writing my kind
doue reasonable, are invited to call at IS Main street,
next door to Seiby's Auction Room,
dec29 ;eod6t EHAvEN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
WANTS. &c.
ST. Boot Makers Wantadl

IMMEDIATELY, to work in pleasant shop on Main
L street, rho acquainted with lasting, peggrg,
milling, or beeng, and the business generally Good
wages tivtn to experienced workmen. None other
need apply, LEWIS @. MUM. 81
239 Main street. I'D stnrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Copartnership Notice.

TTAVING thi: day associated with myself in bust
1 ness. Mr. Charles f. WashbHrn shall eQntinpe,
Qninsigamond Village, the manufacture OF Iron and
Wire as heretofore, under the firm of Henry S. wash
burn K Go. HENRY s. WASHBURN.
Worcester, January 2, 1854. Et
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Providence & Worce ter Railroad Co.
dividend.

A DIVIDEND ofthree per cent, (tlree dollars on
"A each share.) has been declared PAYABLE ON
THE THIRD DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, at the
Treesprers Office to those holding stock, a recorded
the book Of the corporation on the 2lst inst.
g M JOHN 4. BALCH, Teatsurer
Providence, Dec 81, 1853. distJanl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Chess Boards

A NEW ARTICLE, with men complete. Call and
IN look at them, at COLEMAN's,
deci2 dis4Y 209 Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
er Full particulars, see Bills Of the day.


Doors open al z; TO conimence befosee.
PRicEs-Parquette, SO cents; Circle rs cents; Gal
cry, l2a cents. 50
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Want d.

A CAPABLE GIaIl, TO do kitchen work Good
IA recommendations required sta at
dec20 dtf ETHAN ALIENS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
NOTICES. &c.
w OHsNnNG A'TAEg L69EDGE!

Il The Regular Communication z
Xxx VIII he held, at Ma ionic Hall, on Xxx
" TUESDAY Evening" the Sd inst, at 81 wv
O'Clock, ia2 ) d2t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Real Estate Broker.

arA9a93 holL .ESLaL6 bTUKEF. 49,
"a The subscriber will give his personal attention
fssA to the purchase aud sale of Real Estate of all
la&s& descriptions both in the city and country.
Persons having real estate for sale, wishing to pur
chaHe, will do well 70 call on him 3sl
'9- 58t GUSTAVUS' ELLIOT. "a
decaO DIFF 233 Main Street. 3
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Starch, Argols, &c.

D0TAT0E Starch, Wheat do, Red and Grey Argols,
il Blue yitFiol, Bi Chro Potash, and pearlash, for
sac by G, 8. d A. ] HOWE.
dec<S diff Wor. Bank Block
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Wareestar Dramatic Museum.


nN MONDAY EVENING, January 2, 1854, and
" every night during the week, Saturday exeepted
will acted the celebrated Drama, in six acts, entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN; or, Life among the Lowry.
The play is beautifully iDIersnerse with singing,
dancing, tableaox, and grand aogorical representa-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
Agents Wanted,
Wanted Immediately.
Teacher Wanted.

XXTANTED, skiifnl and experienced Male Teacher,
w for the New Worcester District School Apply
to w. w. RICE dec5 d&wtf K
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Socks. Socks.

Bi ChrOmate Potash
E000 LBS. Ri Chromate OF Potash, FOR sale by
OOstO G. s. g. A. j. HOWE, 10
80 d Wor. Bank Block.
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NO LET.

A LOWER Tenement, corner Of Chandler and
IN Queen streets. containing five rooms. Applyto
d4c2e diff GUSrAVUS ELLIOT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-03
UP STAIRS,

em~~<~ Better 60 up than Down. It will well
S9ll ~ pay the tioubis Of going M fight of
fTsss q t stairs, if you wish for Trunks, Valises,
eassIA-E-43por Carpet Bags, of the best quality, at
the lowest price. We arr ready to make, repair
order, at 2S3 Vain Street up stairs, opposite Elm St.
DON'T forget the place. dec3 DIT
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Boy Wanted,
A GOOD, active Boz wanted by
~ di7 diff Bi" aARDoN & oC.
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TlEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife
Il Educated at the N. 3. Female Medical College
Will answer calls nieh. snd day. a
~ Resldence No. Walnut Street APT d.