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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10
Gcneral News SUMMARY.

The Memphis Navy Yard having
proved entirely unfit for the service for which
it was intended, has been donated by Con-
gress to the Mayor and town council of Mem
phis.
An Indian named Jacob Deloon has
been arrested in Hartford, Conn, on a sus-
picion ofthe murder of SamuelW. Ganson,
whose body was found on the Railroad track
near that city week or two since.
A son, nine years old, Of Peter Ro-
maine, of Hartford, Conn, was so badly
burnt by the explosion of fluid lamp, on
Saturday evening, that he died the next day.
A man named Warren, residing in E.
Boston, had his ankle so badly crushed by
the engine of freight train at Somerville on
Monday afternoon, that amputation was ne
cessary.
The insurance law enacted at the last
session of the Ohio Legislature, has caused
the withdrawal of agencies representing for
eign insurance capital to the amount of 81,
S57 900.
The New York City Councilmen have
adopted report for the erection Of monu-
ment in that city to the memory of Gen.
Worth, at cost not exceeding $4,000, and
advertise for plans and estimates.
Letters from Merchants in Vermont
and the northern portion of New Hampshire,
report that a severe drought has affected the
growing crops in that region. Scarcely any
rain has fallen since June, and the fields now
present an unpromising appearance.
a party Of 81 young Mormon mis-
sionaries, some Of them not over Is or Is
years Of age, have sailed from San Francisco
for the Sandwich Islands, where they expect
to remain several years, and where it is said
there are now some 5000 converts to that
faith
The Indian troubles in Oregon are
still unsettled; but the report that Judge
Lander had been killed by the savages was
untrue; he was safe and unframed at last
accounts.
The tack makers of Taunton, Abing-
ton. Bridgewater, and other places, are on
strike
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wanted immediately. 500 Workmen on Linen
and Alpaca Coats. The highest prices will be paid
CHAS. W. FKEELAND & CO.
ITninu Nsip
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ia hlin' s DnguerreOiypc Rooms, 1888 Main
street, opposite American Temperance House. If
Je9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10

The Fall Term will August It'll, and continue
eleven weeks Instruction given in Uncommon and higher
English branches; also, in Latin Greek and French.
The School is on Brigham Hill in the of Grafton,
Mass six miles from Worcester and forty from Boston,
Boys will be received from the of eight to eighteen
years, and at all times. Expenses vary with the age
character, and studies of pupils.
Refer to Rev. A, Hill, D. D., Rev. E. E. HALE, A.
ToLMAN, and j. NJ. EARLE, Esqrs, Worcester
HARRINGTON McINTIRE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10

Six Custom Pant Makers Wanted Inme-
diately.-Constant employment and good prices None
but nice workmen need apply
CIIAS W. FREELAND & CO.
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f. 4. BILLINGS,

= q TRAIT PAINTER.
No. 2 Pper's Block, Main Street Worcester, Mass.
apis 5e 's'
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DE- J. T. HOImau7s Spring BIfterN,-
Spring has come, with its birds and blossoms and the best
way for nvalids to enjoy its sweets, is to supply them
selves with DR. HoLMAN'S BTTERs, put up pint bottles
at 25 cents per boea for Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaints, &c.
Manufactured by P r. SLATER & Co., No. fremont
Temple, Boston, Proctor Brother Agents for Gloucester
J. Q. HILL, 229 Main street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent. my31 deod3m
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DRAPER q CLARK.

Offer for sale. and will keep hand through the season.
better assortment of LIME than can be bought at any
other place in the State Also Cement and Cacine Pas
ter.
Worcester, March l5 1854 diff mch26
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On the evening of the 28th, the west
ern part OF Cook County, Texas. was visited
by terrific gale, which blew down houses,
fences and trees, destroying an immense
amount of property. In house, occupied by
the families of Messrs William and Andrew
Howeth, Mr.. Andre Howeth and four child
rem We're killed, and others severely, if not
fatally injured. Several other persons were
Killed in the vicinity, by falling houses, and
many We're seriously wounded. Great num-
ners OF cattle We're found dead in the woods
and fields, or suffering from broken limbs.
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INDIANA The Rushville Jacksonfan, Old
Line Democrat, publishes a letter from the
Connersville Times, from Mr. Hull, from
which we extract paragraph -
I" "A Democratic, whiskey, Nebraska editor
from--, was here few days ago and
offered to sell his press. lie says that Democ-
racy is Hoored-ceytein. A Democratic can
didate for the Legislature, not hundred miles
from here, says that he can bear everything
better than 10 have the women groan him
down when he makes speeches in favor of his
platform"
The Lafayette Amertcaa says that the Peo-
pies ticket will be elected in Indiana by from
10000 to 10000 majority.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10

No. III Hanover Street. Boston, Mass, Importer of
French and German Toy Watches, Manufacturers Agent
for the sale Of Jewey, ALSO wholesale dealer in Sewing
Silk, Vegetable and Ivory Goods. Both City and Country
trade is solicited inch dSw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10

~ WAcA! RUucN u "TO0thaclle cured In Al
minutes-besdes aapins a bottle Of it giren youl'
This very satisfactory Uery; but after ALL it is not quite
equal to the old way of ''fing your mouth with cold
water, and sitting the kitchen fire till it boils % Whether
patients viii thank anybody for having "a bottle of
giUen them" that is the question: toothiu of tooth
ache is about enough for the majority of people. But
leaving jokes out, any at all acquainted with the ma
ure of ootache knows that there is such thing as
real cure without having the tooth filed after the paints
removed Those who try the g A until satisfied"
that they really have bottle of it given them % are
invited to call at No Piper Block where they can have
DIR SrEARNS' PAINLESS NERVE DESTROYER ap-
piled by Dentist of ten years. experience, charge of
Twenty five cents and the tooth made healthy and useful
by filling it after the nerve is destroyed je10 dit
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richardson's Sherry-VVinc Bit,

DIR. Richardson's SSerFy~NVinc BisIePs
have been sustained through than entire gener
ati0n and with berality unknown to any other medi
cine and instance is known by the proprietor
where they have not been of benefit those using them
for the of complaints recommended Is not the
ong continued, unwavering support by the public of the
Sherry Vine Bters sufficient evidence of its superiority
over every other medicine offered for sale 1t is manu-.
featured precisely the same and the component parts are
the same they at its first introduction 1t con
ains mineral substance whatever and the public may
be assured that it is the same Richardson's Bitters
which, throughout the New England States the present
rising generation have heard their fathers and mothers
so often speak in praise For sale by Druggists gen
orally. d2taweow3m* nv
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LOnN ROYDEN. Nofnrr puh,ln.

Stocks, Specie and Bank Notes. bought and sold Bills Of
Exchange for he Old Country drawn essrs George
Peabody Co. London,) ready on hand. Collections, in
any part Of the United States and Canadas Also some
other things usually done by Brokers. mch2O DIFF
Dens7stry.-H. f. BISHOP, D. D. s., has awaited
himself of the highest opportunities and the recent
improvements in Dental Science With long experience
and successful practice in this City, enabled to Offer
renewed inducements those requiring the services of
Dentist
Teeth filed in the most thorough and skllfu manner
IL Office at his Residence. 156 Main st. ap19 dom
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The Emil Term of the MOU Mt PLEASANT
SCHOOL, will commence September LIST, and continue
tweny-one weeks For terms of board tuition &c in
qure of A. CARTER.
Worcester August 9, 1851 deod3w*
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Intelligence Office. Having been duly licensed
to keep an Intelligence Office undersigned prepared
to furnish Hotels. Boarding Houses and Private Families
with American, and other male and female help Orders
from the Country promptly attended to- Persons want
OF help and those wishing for employment, invited to
call.
" Tenements, Stores, and Offices to be let.
u MONEY to loan collateral security.
au10 d1y LEWIS c. MUM 233 Main ST
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1 ne Grr"test Medical Dfscoverv NJ 81
age MIX KhNNEDY, of Roxbury has discovsro1 H. o
a. I astue Weeds remedy that cures every
KIND OF Humor, from the worst Scrofua down tn coo,
Pmple He has tried it in eleven hundred @
never iaied except in two cases, (hunder humor He
mas now IN his possession two hundred ~
It's value, all within twenty miles of Boston ' "
Two ho' esi warranted to nursing sore mouth
tn, face anu VI puppies
Two or bottles will clear the system of bfes
Two bottles warranted to the worst cauker in the
mouth and stomach. ~
Three to five bottles Is warranted IN c,,ra ~ ,. -
of Erysipelas " '''e '"' "ois' case
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor in tina
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the a and
Dioches among the hair " w ' anu
p 70 SIX bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
1 0ne bottle will cure scaly erupiops Of the skin
of rin &c pottes is warranted to cure the worst case
Two or three bottles is ,yor.o...,
perate case of rheumatism ''" 10 cure the most des
F ei, uur bottles is warranted to cure salt rbep
70 oeighl bottles will cure the worst coso f -
benefit is always experienced f cse OF scroiuia;
taken. H ue above quantity is
Reader, peddled over thousand ,o,.,o-
vicinity OF Boston, know the effects of IL .s IN le
h ' WIZ VII eNthgush fire. sure win tbis cnre
hulnor. never sold bottle of it but thai | cure
other; after trial it always speaks far itS g SOFA an
two things about this herb that appears IN mo net are
lst ,aa' grows in our pastures, in some places nit
plenty, and yet its value has never been known 9 NY!
covered it in 1916; second, that it sIonId cnr al us
humor, nave eiven it to children year old mn to ia
men of sixty from the homeliest woman in Ro5+p W Ou
thS belle OF Nonantum and in all the cure is certain
NC change OF diet is ever necessaryea the best Won can
get have likewise herb when simmered in s,yaet III
dissolves scrofuous swelling of the neck and nnJ ~
Cars-price SO cents. N''ei 'iic
directions for Use. Adult, one table spoonful per
dayi children over eight years. desert spoonl abdren
from five to eight years. spoonful As nodirectioncsn
De ppcaoe to all constitutions take enough to operate
Scroflla " 'u cases Vi
,,- Price ST. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
"Streh street. toNbury. For sale by REDDING 4 co.
&C.,, For sale in Worcester by D. Scott, NJ B Green.
White X Co.,, c. A. Harrington & Co., D. II. MarsI n n
Wctherbee, Caldwell Hill, Bush Co. James };rGcn
/" T. Lazell, Sibey & Scott; Cappyie Georre Rhrt
s'uth6ridge' A. +. Ammidon dly nova
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Apply to r. W. TWICnELL, % Salem street,

1he W orcester COrneT Band, Or. w. Tw1CH
ELL, Leader and Director, Are prepared to furnish
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOONer's DyscnGery CordiaI-Prepared by
BUSH CO. "a Front street. will snrely all diseases
of the Bolcets Those afflicted be satisfied of the
fact for the small sum of 31l cents, which will buy bot
tie Of this never failing remedy, Sold by BUSH & Co.
81 Front street a,10
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u Orders left at Loring Brothers Music Store 2O3 or
A. Marsh, 1924 Main ST. will with prompt attention
by 0. NJ. ADAMS Clerk
my19 d3fn
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A. p Ware, Proprietor of the One
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos 16S and ITO
Main street, Worcester, would respectfully invite the at
tenton Of his friends, customers and the public generally
TO the immense Stock of
SEA S0NABLE CLOTHING,
Ohis own recent manufacture adapted to every age TASTE
ana profession The great extent of this Establishment,
and its superior facilities for manufacturing upon large
sae nave secured large share of public and patron
age and in regard to the present stock it is believed that
IN point ofneatness of STYLE excellence shape fit and
thoroughness Workmanship it surpassed by any
other in the State. The Department of
boys AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
presents attractive array of Garments for all sizes
conditions of the juvenile community. and eXertions viii
continue to be made keep this Department complet
as possible
The Furnishing Goods Department
embraces full and complete assortment OF
SHIRTS, DICKIES,
DRAWERS, B0S0MS,
GLOVES 4 MITTENs, HOSIERY,
SUsPENDERS STOCKS,
UMBRELLAS, CRAYATS,
sCARFs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
CAPS, NECK TIES,
DRESSING GOWNS
Silk, Cotton, and W0oL URderShirts, Drdioers &C.
n The Goods purchased in large quantities from
the best sources 2nd sold at small per cent advance
The Custom Department.,
In the second story contains large and desirable stock Of
CLOTHS, CASSIAERES VESTINGS &C. embracing
Garments, which will be made up order short notice.
at reasonable prices in tasteful Fashionable style Thor
ough workmanship, and unexceptonable fits warranted
In all cases.
Purchasers who have not been in the habit of procuring
goods at this establishment especially invited to ex-
anime this stock before purchasing elsewhere.
r9 attention ofwhoesae purchasers is respectfully in
Tited.
N b. Stock reviewed at frequent intervals and every
article having become from change fashion, of
unfinished value. MARKED DOWN. A, p. WARE.
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Worcester Hydr0pa1hTc Institution
No. Glen Street This Institution is under the edi
cal direction of Dr. SETH ROGERS, and is well arranged
for treatment, at all seasons
FERNS usually from 81 to 50 per week.
For treatment without board, So to 81 per week. Office
hours from to 4 2. NJ, dawtf ap12
G. I'll. Jencits, DENTIST. and Manufacturer Of
Mineral Teeth TEETH inserted fne gold plate, from
tooth to an entire set.
Filling and extracting done in the mostthorough man
ner Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases or no charge
u Office ENos DoRR & Co. IS Bookstore four
doors north of the American House.
Worcester, May l, 1854. diff
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worcester, May 23 1854 '''''IlI - ~
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MIR. EdifOr--From motives of humanity to a nu
merous and suffering class OF humanity, DESTROYS
offer my public testimony from personal experience in
favor of Potters Lininlent for the Rheumatism as
valuable remedy for this nyeterate disease which prob
ably less generally known than its merits deserve. Nu-
of its successful application on shpboard
have also under my observation, in which, by a
ordng speedy relief to the sufferer has been attended
with important results to the success of the VOYAGE
Seamen and emgrans who subjected to frequent ex
posure to damp and unavorabe weather. by night as well
by day, should guard against proracted indisposi
is mild in its application, may be confidently relied
upon almost certain cure.
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lI7ISVVI SHIP o0UlH OHTUIIIa, NOW bedford.
WEEKS POTTER 1854 Washington street General
Agents, to whom all orders be addressed For sale
by all the respectable Druggists throughout the United
states. aus d4w
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-10

The tack makers of Taunton, Abing-
ton, Bridgewater, and other places, are on a
strike.
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NEW YoRH, Aug. 8.-1he Arabia, Capt.
Judkins, from Liverpool, Goth ult., arrived at
Ia O'clock p Nj
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-22

they gathered around, pointing to the
monstrous beasts-"one TO each. Now,
Monsieur de Malatour. wait your orders,
and am ready to give the satisfaction you
require"
The latter made no reply, but reached
out his hand which Vil.er.ton cordially
shook.
That evening banquet was held to
celebrate the doublevictory. Towards the
end of the repast, toast to "tha van
quishers" was proposed and Immediately
accepted. ...
Monsieur d'Argentre, glass in hand,
rose to pledge it, when, Malatour, also
rising, held his arm. exclaiming ITO the
sole van9uisher of the day to our noble
host 1t was he alone who killed the two
bears; and if, through his generosity l
have allowed the illusion to last so long,
it was simply for this reason: The affront
which | gave him was public one, the
reparation ought 10 be public one like
wise. ] now declare that Monsieur de
Villetreton is the bravest of the brave,
and that I shall maintain it towards all
and against ALL"
"This time, at least, / shall not take
up your gauntlet said Monsieur d'Argcn-
TIE.
There is brave young man p cried
the pareur, whom his master had admitted
to his table, and who endeavored to conceal
a fugitive tear, Nothing could better
prove to ME, sir, that, with little ex-
perience, you will be as calm in the pres
ence of bears as you are, am sure, in the
face Of an enemy"
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A HNRoISI.-Dliss Florence Nighten-
gale, the young English lady who, some
time since, sailed for the seat Of war in the
East, with a corps OF forty nurses, tominis-
ter to the relief Of the wounded ana SITTER
ingsoldiers there, is the daughter ola gentle
men of wealth, named William Shore
Nightingale, residing at Embloy Park
Derbyshire, and heiress to his fortune
She is conversant with many languages,
ancient and modern, has travelled much, is
a person Of line natural intellect, and pos
sessed Of a happy and luxurious home
Her present enterprise is but one Of many
such benevolent efforts by which she has
distinguished herself.
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i
VINO ARE TO BE WmPrEp.-The papers
are publishing quite profusely from the
Mormon Gossip at Salt Lake. Mr.. Grant.
denominated President, alluding to tho
death of Joe Smith, says concerning the
consequences to flow thercfrom that:
1t is no matter how much they deal in
compromise measures, or how often they
try to adjust difficulties that thicken around
them--it is stern fact that the people Of
the United States have shed the blood OF
the prophets, driven out the saints OF God.
rejected the priesthood, and set at naught
the holy gospel: and the result of rejecting
the gospel has been in every age, vista
ton from The chase ing han of the AL.
mighty-which chastisement will be ad-
ministered in proportion to the magnitude
and enormity of their crimes. ~
consequently, look for the Lord to use
his whip on the refractory son called I'm
Gle Sam ; Iexpect to see him chastised
among the first of the nations. Think I'M
ele Sam is one Of the Lords boys that he
will take the rod to first, and make him
dance nimbly to his own time of 'Oh! Oh !
for his transgression, for his high minded
ness, ond lottiness-for his evil, for his re-
jecting the gospel and causing the earth to
drink the blood of the saints.-for this, T.
say, I expect he will be well switched
among the first Of the sons.
Il expect John Bull will get the next
whipping; and l have no idea af the Lord
whipping Russia and letting those refrac-
tory some escape who are better taught
who have had kind Father teaching them
and instructing them by the voice of his
elders, sending prophers to them, to warn
them late and carry, inviting them by the
voice of his spirit-crying unto them to re-
pent Of their sins and turn unto him; say,
| do not expect he will pass by these re-
tractory sons who have turned deaf ear
to all his instructions, maltreating his mes
sengers, and whip those boys.who have
been SO well instructed .ss ,54
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derness towards the sunlise. AZ er hard
and long Journey he reached his birth
place, and was kindly welcomed by his
old fr ents. Keeping close mouth with
regard to his unlrcky adventure in Ohio,
no soon after married one of his school,
mates, and by dint Of persevering indus
try and economy, in few years found
himself in possession Of comfortable
home.
But his evil star still fingered above the
horizon. One summer evening, on re-
turning from the hay field, who should
meet him but bis witch wife from Ohio !
She came riding up the street on her old
white horse, with pilhon behind the sad
die. Accosting him in kindly tone, yet
not without something of gentle reproach
for his unhandsome dcsertion of her, she
informed him that she had come all the
way from Ohio to take him back again.
1t was in vain that he pleaded his latter
engagements; it was in vain that his new
wife raised her shrillest remonstrance, not
unmingle1 with expressions of vehement
indignation at the revelation of her hus-
bands real position; the witch wife was
inexorable; go he must. and that speedily.
Fully impressed with belief in her supe-
natural power of compelling obedience
and perhaps dreading more than witch
craft itself the effects of the unlucky dis
closure on the temporof his New England
helpmate, he made virtue Of ihe necessi-
ty the case, bade farewell to the latter
amidst perfect hurricane Of reproachcs,
and mounted the white horse with his old
wife on the pillion behind him. Ofthat
ride Burger might have written o counter
part to his ballad
Tramp tramp, along the shore they ride,
Splash, splash, along the sea-"
Two Or three years had passed away,
bringing no tiding5 oGthe unfortunate hus-
band, when ne once more made his ap-
pearance in his native village. He was
not disposed to be very communicative;
but for the one thing, at least, he seemed
to express his gratitude. His Chic wife,
having had a spell of Intermittent fever,
had paid the debt of nature and left him
free, in view Of which, his surviving wife,
after maniteSting due degree Of resent
mcnt, consented to take him back to her
bed and board, and | could never learn that
she had cause to regret her clemency.
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terrain no fesrs OF severe chzstismsnt or
idle habits for their children. Good gov
ernment AT HOME is one Of the best pre-
ventive Of insubordination. idleness or vi
cious tendencies at SCHOOL, Thoee who
talk about and against the teacher to their
children, ought not to expect the school to
be any benefit TO them. The teacher who
required the King to- take off his hat,
whenever his majesty visited the school,
was true philosopher and understood the
nature Of his calling. The pupils wers
thus impressed with his authority, when
in the place Of instruction, and willingly
rendered obedience to him-who required
even kings to acknowledge the tescher's
supremacy in the school room. .a5J
School officers and sagetruStees frequent
ly destroy the influence of teachers by Civ
ing directions to them in the presence of
pupils, by finding fault, or taking side
with some complainant. All such mat.
ters should be adjusted without the kn,wl-
edge OF even suspicion of scholars BE
who makes an attack of any description
upon teacher in the presence of the
school, is guilty Of creating, to greater
or less extent, insubordination where ODE.
diencc is essential to success. -a