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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-08

Worthy of Notice. DR.. Morse's Invigorating
Cordial the only and safe remedy yet discovered for
general debility, runous incapactating for society,
business, matrimony. Affections of the head, back
lmbs and nerves. speedily removed with directions
and important advice to the married or single. See ad
vertisement. jedi dMTh&w1y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-08

DON'T BUY WIG until you have given Lazell's
Climax Hair Tonic a fair trial.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-08

ATuoL.-Mr. Ethan Lord of Athol recent.
ly killed hog is months old, which weighed,
when dressed, GIG lbs.
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Free Trade and Farmers Rights. Wor
County Butter and Cheese with all kinds of Farm
ers Produce, of prime quality, for sale R0BINS0NS
Commission Store, No. II Exchange Street.
deco dMThtf
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"FOREIGN NEW s."
No Advance on Present Prices

No Advance On Present Prices
IN CROCKERY THIS SPRING.
$50 Who has not heard of the wonderous adventures
ga of Baron Munchausen, from the papers of the day
~ notice his arrival in this vicinity from the pot
teTies of England and France Among many things he
tells of arrivals of Goods from the old country
How much cheaper they than they will be few
weeks heuceof how much better quality than they
when Edwards" name found stamped upon them.
How in pattern, although ordered year since, and
finally that he will sell Goods forty per cent cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere Now this may all he true, but
doubt the assertion.
We are now receiving our usual assortment of
CrOckery, China, Glass Ware, Plated
Goods, Brittaaia, Iron, Table Cutlery,
PAPER HANGINGs, &c &C.,
to which would call the attention of friends and
all those in of superior Goods We intend TO show
friends and customers Ironstone China Of Mr. John
Acock's Manufacture of importation, better in
quality, and of pattern and design, than be
found in this city, and at low prices inferior Goods
sold fors We ask all in of Goods in line to
call and see and judge for themselves at
ISL Main ST., first door North Of the Post Office.
PHELPS & HALE.
March 2Sth 1854. d&w6w
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LAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC.

This incnpnor
ol,la n,.a,,.rat;o,
which has now
been bef,,re the
nublie one war
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FRIDAY, April It'll, 1856

FRIDAY, April 7th, 1854.
Before Judge Green John Brophy, for be-
ing drunk on the 9th inst, was fined S. and
costs, amounting to 1871, which he paid.
Charles Conner, for being drunk on the 9Th,
was fined 81 costs, amounting to 1921, which
he paid.
Lewis Dover, for being drunk, was fined
So and costs, amounting to 1929, which he
paid.
John Farwell, for being drunk on the 9th
was fined 81 and costs. amounting to 81, 80,
which he paid.
MILFoRD.-At town meeting in Milford,
on Monday, the Sd inst, resolutions abolish
ing the School Districts, were adopted, and
the Selectmen and School Committee were
authorized to adopt and carry into effect new
school organization, recommended by a Special
Committee on that subject.
Five hundred dollars, in addition to the one
thousand dollars before appropriated was
voted, to erect cupola on the Town House.
Elias Whitney was chosen Assessor in place of
John G.. Gilbert, who declined serving. 1920
was appropriated to pay the expense of the
late liquor trials in the town. 1t was voted
to pay the fremen 20 cents an hour for actual
service at fires, in addition to the S. year
now paid.
Rev. Mr.. Woodbury. is to be absent from his
charge, few weeks, on visit to his brother
and relatives in the West. He gave sermon
appropriate to the circumstances on Sunday
Six thousand dollars has been subscribed
toward the stock of new gas company, and
a committee is soliciting further subscrip-
tons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-08

THE CONNECTICUT ELEcTIoN.- On the
result of the Connecticut election the Hart
ford Cowant has the following remarks:
"The result of the Connecticut election has
been most glorious triumph of the right. 1t
is not victory of party, but of principle.
We have no right and certainly no dispose
ton to claim it as an exclusive Wing triumph.
1t is an anti administration victory, and as
such should be heralded abroad.
In fact, the main issue, presented uniformly
throughout the State as the governing princi-
pie of the contest, was the Nebraska bill. On
this point, men who had heretofore differed
united to elect Legislature that should show
their opposition to that measure. All honor
to those who stood up manfully for the right.
All honor to the men who thus acted together
irrespective Of party designations.
Thomas WHITE bit or cut off half of the
nose Of Richard H. Ward, barkeeper of the
second tier saloon, Broadway Theatre, New
York, in row, on Friday evening LAST
White was held in $500 to answer charge Of
mayhem.
The "House of Israeli consecrated syia-
gogue in Chrystie street, New York, on Saturt
day afternoon last, in the presence OF about
1900 persons.
lREASoN.-No clIlzeH Oh INC oAAec" 1sss.1
has ever vet been convicted of treason. It i
probably the only government in the world Of
which the same can be said
BEauEsTs. late Henry J. Sanford, Of
New York, bequeathed the sum of $23,00o
to six benevolent societies in that city.
lyon the plantation Of Col. John B. Lam
ar, in Lee counay, Ca, log was split open
few days ago, and twenty eight full grown
rattlesnakes found within.
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NJ A TR E 5 5 Els

MANUFACTURED BY
A. G. HENRY, Central ST., Worcester,
Also, beds filed with Straw Husks Excelsior Cane
APPS Shayngs d&w1y
HOY WANTED.-A boy, 10 or II years old,
AD used to work Farm is wanted to do Chores and
take care of garden for small flmily, Win be allowed
to go to school one half of the time Apply tn
G. +. H0AR, Bank Block,
APPS d&w2wis Foster street, Worcester.
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Mrs. So Goodwin, an experienced and successful
midwife holds herself in readiness, day and night,
attend the duties of her profession Residence Austin
street. oct21 diff
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having taken suite of Rooms, in Waldo Block and nied
them with stock of
NEW Flu R-N 1 T II Il
,;,e their friends and citizens Of Worcester Coun
tv who Are about purchasing, to call and examine their
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere;
country and will be warranted prove represented, at
the lowest possible price, for Cash or approved credit and
At least per less than the quality, can be pur-
chased for at any other establishment
They will also Manufacture to order any article Of
Furniture at short notice.
Uphostering and repairing done in the best manner
HATCH TOWNSEND.
Worcester, April 8, 1854. APPS DIFF
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nishing Goods, large assortment of new and fash
ionable styles constantly hand at II. c. VALENTINES
No. Me;chants Row, Front of Worcester House
mch . dtf
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SIR -pRoFEssoR 7. LIsrER. Ross

A STROLOGYs-PR0FES S0R I. LISTER, B0ss
"A ton Astrooger, is the only real Astroger, (and
ready to prove this any time in Boston. He be
suited personally by letter. (post pad at his residence,
rs Lowell street, all day till o'clock ?. NJ. Time Of
birth wanted, and Of the party inquiring Terms
brief verbal statement all through life so censj very
minute oral 81. Any special inquiry by letter upon
subject only, 81. horoscope written. Brief state
ment, 81. In full-Ladies 50; Gentlemen, IS.
N. d. Beware of all men protesting to use the power
of Conjuraon Maggie for the of diseases, &C. All
such base deception and those protesting inpostes
aad ignorant Of Astrology. dMaSluaa rnch21
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r.. BOWMAN.

f. BOWMAN.
No. III Hanover Street, Boston, Mass, Importer of
French and German Toy Watches Manufacturers Agent
for the sale of Jewery, also wholesale dealer in Sewing
Silk, Vegetable and Ivory Goods Both City and Country
rade is solicited. mch d&w6m
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Lewis G, Mum. AuctiOneer.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to. Office, 233 Main ST., up tsars.
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CutcI,-4OoO lbs. of Clutch for sale by G. S. & A.
HOWE. oct7 diff
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WORCESTER DAILY spy ;.
LOCAL ITEMS.

WORCESTER & NASHUA RAILROAD. The
receipts upon this road continue to exhibit a
most gratifying rate of increase from month
to month, and from year to year.
During the month of March Just passed the
receipts of the road We're $2s,SOO. The re-
ceipts for the month of March, 1853, were
$l4, llS,SS, showing an increase of 2,6Sl,l2
The total increase since Dec. l, 1853, over the
corresponding four months of last year, was
1856, 20.
BRrDGE BuRNT.-On Friday morning, the
18th inst, the bridge on the Worcester & Pro-
violence Railroad, between Providence and
Pawtucket, was destroyed by fire; and the
morning passenger train was detained for
more than an hour, until temporary passage
could be effected. 1t was supposed that the
accident originated from sparks from the en-
CINE of the freight train.
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Exchange and Collection Office, 200 Main Street Drafts,
Stocks Specie and Bank Notes. bought and sold Bills of
Exchange for he OH Country (drawn Messrs George
Peabody Co.. London,) ready hand. Collections, in
any part of the United States and Canadas Also some
other things usually done by Brokers. mch20 diff
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The Banner Coal SGOye-Four sizes, from 10
to 10 inch cylinders. This Stove isestabshed on the
most scientific principles and will its own smoke
and gases making saving Of 40 per any other
stove now in The CRATE and fire box arranged
that sitting is required of the fuel burned in this
stove and the fire requires repenishing only once in "a
hours. ID. c.. THURSTON,
aug20 deSTuTh 231 Main St.
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Thompson g. Co.'s Western Express,
Waldo Block, Worcester Goods and Packages forwarded
to Springfield, Northampton Greenfield, Brattleboro' New
Haven, Hartford, Pittsed, Albany, Troy, Buffalo, Ceve-
places
Drafts, Notes, Bills, &C., collected at all the above
places. S. V. r.. HICKC0X, Agent,
jeS diff Waldo Block Main st.
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vTOICES OF THE DAY!-Tn yof i'm

VOICES OF THE DAY!-In / Pol 12mo.
v IS cents. VOICES OF THE NIGHT, Pol
12no. rs cents, by Rev. JOHN CUNNING D. D., of LON
Also, edition of the Benediction, or Bes-
sed Life, by the same distinguished author.
The Church before the Flood, The Tent and the Affair."
and "Voices Of the Dead" win be published during the
month of April To be followed Immediately by the
Scripture Readings on the Old and New Testament.'
JOHN P. JEWETT & Co. Publishers, Boston.
JEWETT PROCTOR, & w0RTHINGT0N, Cleveland,
Ohio. ap6 diff
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DaguerraOtypes for 80 Gents, at the Har
rngtOn Corner Daguerrean Palace, of Front and
Main Streets The subscriber guarantees to all who may
patronize him. entire satisfaction, change made.
on hand
To Daguerreans-A general of Materials fer
sale at New York and Boston prices
feb25 diff B. D. MARKHAM.
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Nathan WhiteIy's Celeb atcd Oriental
Perfumcd ChrysfnIs. OR SPIRIT OF THE FLOWERS,
awarded Silver Medal the Fair of the American sti-
tute Oct 20, 1858. For sale by WIN. D. FENNo 4 SON,
166 Main Street mch11 dSw3w
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500 bnsheIs Of superior Beans, for sale at
feb23 diff DRAPER & CLARK'S, Front st.
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81 WAR IN EUROPE ! 80
Sa CROCK ERV WARE w
y OhUOh EN- w a M
o N T II e r Use !!!!
1nr,r, cnr,nrr ALL, I..rc,r

~ CROCKERY WARE W
ON THE ISE!!!!
THIRTY PER CENT. ADVANCE IN ENGLAND!
BROWN G. co.
Are receiving several hundred Crates and Casks of
new styles Breakfast, Dining, Tea, Toilet and Common
Ware of the very best quality direct from the manuac
turers all of which ordered year ago, before the
great advance in prices) saving of 80 per cent
present prices in England and 80 per cent duties this
advance-in all
FORTY PER- CENT.
less than the Goods, can be imported by any
house in the States.
To numerous friends and customers have lib
orally paronize for the past fourteen Years. we will say
that change present low prices every article
in store, will be made, until
Monday April Sth,
at which time the PRICES MUST GO UP to mark
their present value. Until that time purchasers
may safely rely upon buying any article in extensive
stock of Crockery, China and Glass Wares Table Cutlery,
Britannia and Silver Plated Ware, Paper Hangings, &c,
&c. &c. at from 10 to 40 per cent less than they viii be
able to buy six months hence.
Those who doubt this assertion, we would recommend
read the Foreign News concerning the Great rise in
Prices of Crockery Ware BROWN 4 CO.,
14S Main street, opposite the Post Office.
Worcester, March 81, 1851 daw3w
NOTICED consequence Of having an excessively
IN large Stock of CRoCKERY WARE, on hand, we
have concluded not advance the prices present.
~ : 80 :" ~ - ''''' u BROWN & co.
NIB. We shall not condescend to notice Biackeuards
Crockery Ware has advanced in England but those who
do not import their Goods direct, not presumed to
know it.
Worcester, April l, 1854 diff
DERLIN ACADEMICAL BOARDING
NIB SCH00L-Tems for the current year commence
March 9, June D. September December A. and continue
II weeks feb24 d&wtdec1
ENJOYS. FANCY GOODS, CHILD EMS
Il BOOKS AND BIBLES. A splendid assortment al
ways hand and for sale cheap wholesale and retail by
apo d&wtf MERRILL 221 Main St.
TRUNKS, VALISES, AND CARPET
Il BAGS-0f the best manufacture, for sale low, at
APPS d&wH MERRILL'S, 221 Main st.
EA BALES HARRIS BROTHERS
wv superior g. A, and ply COTTON TWlNE,
warranted the cheapest and best Irvine for Banders
for Manufacturers.
Also 10 Bales variegated Irvine for Druggists and Con
Petitioners H. GRIFFIN Il CO.,
mch27 diff Agent for the Manufacturers.
wKTHITE BEANS.--we have now in store
w large lot of White Beams part the small
Pea Beans, very fine lot, for sale by
mch1o dawtf AZ Main St.
MOS SANBORN, MANUFACTURER OF
"A SILVER SPOONS, SILVER WARE 4 JEWELRY
Importer of Gold and SHUer Watches, of the first quail
y and Warranted time keepers and where may be found
at all times a larger assortment of
Siiper Ware, Matches Je,oelrg & Plated Ware,
than at all the other Jewery Store in Lowell combined.
All of the above will be sold at all times low DO
bought in Boston or in New York.
Post Office Corner Of Central and Middle sts.,
Lowell, Mass. AMOS SANBORN.
mch27 diff
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Goddard s. TwicheII's @ maIriIIe Ban
prepared to furnish Music on all occasions.
Apply to N P. GODDARD, Mubury st.
r, W. TWICHELL Fruit st.
G. II. L0RING'S Music Store, 233 Main St.
rep1Q dtf
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:. ........... ............sATURDAY APRIL s, 1854

STOCK of Goods for Sale s. Store Rent.
me advertiser, having Store connected with his Manu-
lacturng establishment, and not having time TO give it
proper attention. would like to the same aud dispose
OF the STOCK on hand amounting to, say $500 in good
order Address post paid with real name Merchant"
East Brookhelt Mass. ap6 d3p
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-08

INDIA RUBBER DRESSING COMBS,
IL OF various sizes and qua1teI, just received.
These Combs in appearance closely resemble the Buffalo
Combs. They warranted to warp split, and may
be cleaned in water
L. I. LAZELL Apothecary,
ape dSwis 20l Main str ,et
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-04-08

BIBLES PROHIBITED. The Archbishop of
Mexico had addressed to all the clergy cir
cular, in which he recommends to them the
the greatest vigilance in preventing the circul-
alton and reading of Protestant bibles, which
are being introduced from the United States
in Tamaulipas, across the Texan frontier.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15

MIsREPREsENTATIoN.-W do not remember
ever TO have seen greater amount of misrepre-
sentation compressed into a small compass than
is exhibited in the following extract from the
Washington correspondence of the New York
Courier and Enquirer:
"The agitation on the Nebraska bill is higher
than ever. The opposition is fercest among the
democrats. The southern wings do not all con-
cur in Mr.. Badgers assertion that they are for
the bill. The hards and soft shells seem pre-.
pared to coalesce against the administration on
the question. The advocates of the scheme are
very respondent"
Such statements or rather such gross mis-
statements, are designed to bolster up bad
cause, and to encourage those embarked in it,
They are part and parcel Of a systematic effort
to quicken agitation among the opponents of the
Nebraska bill. We only notice them to deny
them, and to assure our readers that the pros
poets of that bill were never brighter, and that
its friends were never in finer spirits, than now
Washington Sentinel.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15
UTAH.

We have received the Deseret Ne,cs 10 Dec. l..
but find in it little to interest our readers. The
following appeal shows prosperous state of
things in the Great Salt Lake City:
What are the Saints about in Great Salt Lake
City! How is the city wall progressing? No.
vember has worn smiling face, and the sky has
been very propitious for doing out door work.
But we have yet to learn what many of the
wards of this city have done towards erecting
this wall We understand the voice Of the
weather to invite and to urge the citizens Of ev-
ery ward to be up and doing, losing no time.
The eighteenth Ward has not s)umbered, but
the wall apportioned to be made by that ward
shows well at distance. The fourteenth ward
has also put in the pillow to break the turf for
the construction of their portion of the same.
Perhaps some other wards may have done lit
tie toward carrying out the counsel of the
Church on this subject. When an ancient proph-
ct went 10 Jerusalem to survey the ruins Of that
city for the purpose of rebuilding the wall, it.
was then q perious time; he was obliged to
make his survey in the stiffness of the night, and
build with trowel in one hand and sword in
the other. But it is not so with the inhabitants
of this city. NoW we are in peace, and there il
none to modest or make us afraid. Many labor
ers are on hand ready to be hired at cheap,
reasonable rate, and some are saying, "no man
hath hired u.s." Provisions are abundant and
surely it is time to " rise and build.'
An old prophet once said" 1t is better to obey
than sacrifice" But why is it better we ask? p
We answer, because that those who do not obey
the law of the Lord always have to make sac
r6ce, often great one. King Saul's disobedi-
ence cost him the sacrifice of his kingdom. The
scriptures tell us, that there is a set time to IA
vor Zion" but if that time is suffered to run out
and Zion does no: get the favor within the spe-
cfc period set, a sacrifice must inevitably fol-
low. Now is the time to build the wall. For
eign foes do not assail us here; how soon our
negligence or disobedience might be followed
with pcrious clouds of difficulty, the future may
better reveal.
Some people may think that they have great
deal to do; they have taxes to pay, schools to
support, poor fund to enlarge, and many ways
TO look for the sustenance of their families and
the wall work don't hurry-no danger yet
But let us remember that truly great people
must do great work or renounce claim TO great
ness. Caleb and Joshua were distinguished
from their associate Bishops by advocating
great enterprise, while others were fearful and
felt entirely unable. Even failure to accom-
plish great and good work is often more praise
worthy than cowardy neglect to undertake to-
do it.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15
INDIAN CHuRcH-We understand that Rev.

INDIAN CHURcH.-We understand that Rev.
p. o. Johnson, well know as very successful
and self sacrificing missionary, who has abored
with the Indians in this vicinity for some years,
has just returned from trip south MS far as
Cincinnati, with some $l,400 which he has rails.
ed during his tour for the purpose of building ~
church for the Indians at this station. We un-
derstaud the new church is to be located near
the forks of the Titabawasa river, some twenty
miles from this place, and iniiatory steps are al
ready taken towards its erection. This whole
section Of country has more causes than one Of
gratitude towards Mr.. Johnson for what he has
done for the Indians of our vicinity. We intend
to have something to say on this subject at an
other time [Saninaw Enterprise.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15

tEy- Navigation is fairly open. The first az
rival of the season was on Sunday morning,
18th inst, the fast sailing schooner Pioneer,
Mcnamara, Master, II. Griffin, owner. The Pr
oneer, true to her name, leads the van. We
hope she may yet pioneer her enterprising own
err into fortune. There appears to be gen.
eral determination on the part of vessel owners
to crowd them to their utmost capacity for bu-
siness. Capt. Warren ntimates that the New
Hampshire will make more trips than any other
sail vessel while Capt Cidesdell shakes him.
self and throws his head to windward, de-
termincd to beat the whole fleet in the Grand
River trade. We have fast vessels, few of
them, and many fast captains, working their
way UP to steam. "Capt. Harry" the not very
old veteran of the lakes, drops the swaddling
cloths of the sailor and soon commences his walk
on the quarter deck Of steamer, the Ohawa.
Although he has been elevated, his friends may
expect to find him the same sold Harry Bluff"
ever busy in making his passengers comfortable,
and in the care of property entrusted to his
charge. During the sixteen years he has been
sailing here it can lie said that he never has lost
a man or property to any amount. Accidents
and serious casualties are unknown to him the
reason Of this can only be attributed to his con.
slant watchfuness and care. He is regular
bluff old tar, with more good qualities for
steamboat captain than any other man it is our
lot 20 be acquainted with. His worth is appre-
ciated by all that have ever taken passage with
him. We now say, Capt. Harry, the coast is
never will have. We can assure you that all
will be your friends if you will form and adhere
to the resolution to carry no dead heads, charge
and collect fare from all alke-show no parti.
aity,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1854-03-15

The London Morning Advertiser states that,
some days before the Russian Minister left Lon
don, orders were given from the Embassy to all
persons in any way connected with the Russian
government, and also to military and naval off,
GERS, 10 quit England on or before the 9TH Of
February.