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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-06

How TO PLANT CUcuMBERs, MELONS AND (
SoUAsHEs, TO AVOID DEsTRUcTIoN BIZ BUGs.--
AS the cost Of seed is trihing, we have for tho I
past few years always succeeded in getting
good vines by the following process; Instead
Of planting few seeds in hills at the distance .
they would ultimately be required to grow,
we have put in large quantity over the
whole grouud; SO that at first we have had .
hundred plants where only one was needed
Sometime we have had plant come up on
every two inches over whole bed. aA
AZ fast as the expanding leayesot the. vines =
interfere with each other, we cut OFT the weak Il
err ones with pair of shears, 50 as not to dis 70
turb the route of those remaining The bugs a
have always materially assisted in the thinning
process, but we have never failed to find twice
OF thrice the needed number Of plants entirely
untouched When beyond the reach Of dam Z,
ger from insects, all the weaker plants are re-
moved; and solitary vine here and there has
been enoughHto cover the ground.
The same ground will yield much better,s
! BY having the vines at equal distance froman
each other than if two or three are lett to- II
gether in the same hill, since the roots have se
more room to grow, and they find a greater
amount of nourishment when thus isolated.
The fruit will also be more solid and Of q better
. quality. ~, a. -
, 1t should also be remembered that air and Y
light are essential to the growth and maturity
of the fruit; and it is better to occasionally cut
out a thrifty plant, than that tie ground. bes I
too denaely covered. just vines enough to
thinly cover the ground, viii produce better
than double this number. Anaeriean Agriclf-
+ kls.isf -
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DAILY PAprR,-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
mcnts ST. rs for three months; cents per week. single
copies two cents each When Pad strictly in advance
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportonste
reduction paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPRR.--Priee two dollars Il year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, ST. cts. year; single copies cents each
II The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarter; other States 3S cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County notbtag
all other parts Of Massachusetts 10 cts wear; IL
other States, "a cts a year. Z ~ L. 5. * -
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TU7HE BEST MEDTCTNE IN the

: I 4 n
Il WORLD-Dr LangLey's Root and Herb Bit RS.
DULY cents for Pint Bote, and 37k cents for Quart
Bottle Peoples Medicine Dr. Langley's Sarsapar-
lila, yellow Dock, Wild Cherry Prckey Ash, Dandelion,
Throughout and Rheublrb Root, and Herb Bters, de-
c1edy the greatest Medicine in the world for the least
money They and eradicate from the system Liver
Complaint chat main wheel Of many diseases Jaun
dice Bile Dyspepsia, Costiyeness Humors of the Blood
and Skin, Ingeston Nervous Headache, Piles General
Debility, and the host Of kindred diseases arising ON
dis0riered stomach, a bad, HUNGRY blood. qY
They wrrn strengthen, and invigorate he whole sys-
tenn regulate the bowels, stimulate the circulation work
and purify the blood and the best known remedy for
Coughs and Cods-alwaGs safe, and always do good.
Try it. 4
Wholesale Depot so Union Street. Sold by Dealers
everywhere Wholesale agents in Worcester d. Scott, Jr
James Green, NJ b. Green, and T. Laze, who will sup
ply dealers at Manufactures prices. ape dax4mt
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C!othi1lq, &t.

IN CONSEQUENCES OF THE ADVANCED
q state Of the season. H. @ Valentine is closing out his
large stock of Fall and Winter Clothing at greatly reduced
prices and all persons in want of Coats Pants Vests I'm
dershirts and Drawers any description of Clothing,
Furnishing Geods respectfully invited to call and ge
q Bargain. IL. C. VALENTINE,
jag dawtf No. Merchants Row.
Nsas HATS! HATS!! $50
80 TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEIDI s1saT
Va MESSRS. FROST & LOCKE would most SA
respectfully call the attention of all who have heads to
the fact thatthey have taken the old stand of NJ W. Leon
ard, 1913 Main St where they Manufacturing the best
atock Of HITS CAPS, &C., of the most desirable Styles
warranted to fit s5a
They will also continue to Manufacture the best quail
ity of eea
TRUNKS, -T'ALISES, 6 cARPET BAGS,
of every style and variety If you want good article
call at 233 Main Old Trunks repaired and keys fitted
Old Truu taken for new Don't buy until you have
examined our superior stock, at 233, remember 233
APPS diff M FROST & LOCKE.
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SoRr TEArs The best remedy for sore g
teats in cows that know Of Is to take quansss.
tity Of tan, put it in d vessel with tssice al. 4
convenient place, let IL settle; then bathethe =
teats in the water, ss often as needed - PYairSe
Farmer. R1aA l& Als
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-06

A MOS SANBORN, MANUFACTURER OF
N SILVER SPOONS, SILVER WARE & JEWELRY
Importer Of Gotd aud Sfuer Matches Of the first quail
ty and Warranted time keepers, and where may be found
ut all times larger assortment of
SLIDER Were, Watches, Jesoelrg s Plated Ware,
than at all the other Jewelry Store in Lowell combined
All Of the above will be sold at all times as low as can be
bought in Boston or in New York.
Post Office Corner corner of Central and Middle sts,
Lowell, Mass AMOS SANBohN.
mch2T s #s dtf 4sssk ea5 I. atsHa 8sgs s.
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DIR. BEBoHER ON EGGs; STOCKINGS, KID,
&C.-Rev. Henry Ward Beechers recent dis~
course at Washington, excites much remark
in the press there. 1t was q characteristic
discourse throughout, as we think the reader
will agree on perusal of the following ex-s
tracts assn
''A true minister must know no fear. He
must be warrior. He must not preach to
please the Justice of the Peace, or the Senate
He must go forth and attack wrong wherever
he finds it. Does he say that it is perilous
Why, it is psrilous to live. When preachers
shall do their duty faithfully. thete will be less
dogs to bark. They are told to mind their
own business, and not to. be meddlers. But
the minister who never creates any agitation,
is like the husbaudmau who never plows, be-
cause he may rip up some old roots. 1t is
popularity Of the Gospel that it don't mind !
its own business 1t is aggressive. It don't
wait for man to come to it for relief, but it
goes out to find man, wherever he is. A
church may have all truth in its creed, but if
it sits on its eggless nest, and never ineubates,
| it is just as dead as its opposite neghbor, that
| believes iii all manner Of error
/ "Preaching is substance in life A bullet
! must have power behind it, or it is dead mat
ter. II men needed only argument, analysis,
! aud deductions, then the Bible would be
enough. But the object Of preaching is. not
/ to build up AGREED or system but to remove
| sin and evil. The churches Of the present
] day, disputing about the correctness or ten-
| dency. of different articles of faith, reminded
him of number of workmen who Were
assembled to erect building. They begin to
compare their saws, disputing which is the
sharpest-their chisels, contending which has
the best temper-and their axes, boasting of
the skill and fame4of the makers--but never
strike a blow or make tenor towards the
erection of an ediice.'
"The ministers Of these churches think it is
so sweet and genteel to attack sin indirectly.
But the gospel is direct and revolutionary
There was meaning in the declaration of Je- &
sus that he came to send sword and not
peace. The Savior wants stout, brave men,
not gentlemen in silk stockings and kid gloves.
Their preaching must be applicatory. The
gospel, it is true, is very inconyenient to sim
ners, but it must be preached SO that drunk
ards, stingy, grabbed souls, unjust men and
oppressors will feel that it is after them"
Sometimes the men in the pews are impelled
to speak out against wrong, but their pastor
tells them it is not prudent. If I,Csaid Mr..
b had gospel like that, / would throw it
overheard. | would never preach to the pews.
Thers are congregations of men who build g
splendid edifces. rich pulpits. handsomely
carpeed aisles, we'll cushioned pews, splendid q
organ, and nave very respectable, choirs--but
don't call such churches Of Christ--can them
Odd Fellows-Mu Insurance Companies
anything spectacle but churches.
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EREAT INDUCEM ENT TO ALL. -
"a ALL young enoenergy, and ability, in search ofem
p9yment, and possessed of small capital of from 10
$12 will do well to call at d. Bowman, No. III Hanover St.
BustoR Cup stars) As he is in of II Is
young men, to engage light and agreeable business
Which person Of strictly business habits can fail to make
money Young constantly making from $50 to SIS
per month. Aetters addressed assbove, prepaid with
postage stamp enclosed, will be promptly attended to.
nirh1 d&w6fn
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have not overlooked its novelties fresh brics new de
signs and ready, with their talent SKILL and
terprse together with rich Materials captivating styles
and unrivaled workmanship.
d r e S S COATS. ETC,
The climax Of art and invention; VESTS the most beau
tifu syles veyes Satns Silks, and Cloth, with the
richest emb ery, in every possible variety; TROUSERS
in tina extensive description of pattern COLOR and
shade perfect fit, Tor sae and comfortable to the
wearer, in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot-
ed, and it is beyond any possible question: the dis
tinguished depot for
Shirts, Handterchicfs,C OIla rs, Neck Ties.
and HOSIERY, Of every description, the finest
factre and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches o their trade for neaness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND. Il TROWBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing establishments No. 265 Matn
Main ST., Worcester Mass.
March !, 1854. diff
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from she COMING esnslsnan.

: =
Horn DIsEEMrEax Sc, IN Cows.---Messrss
Editors: ! have from. my boyhood been ansi e.
quainted withs and administered COR the di-
sease in cows called horn distcmper, horn al
&C.. and have never failed in edeeting 4 speedy e.
~ aNAax ss Is assaaaa
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over 100000 BONES SOLD IN 8

DEVINE'S COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE
The GREAT REMEDY is LAST DISCOVERED
For Colds, Coughs Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
and Consumption
Certificates Of Cures may be found in the circulars and
the world is challenge ed produce such are
feced by aitnuly using this cheap and pleasant luxury.
Manufactured by S. d. FULLER q CO.,
No. 4 Wilson Lane Boston, Mass. .
P. R. SLATER CO., General Wholesale and Retail
Agents, NJ. 3 fremont Temple, Boston, Mass,
Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the country; HlsD, by the Manufacturer No 4 Wilson
Lane, Boston, Mass. feb2S diff
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Boston advertisements.

EBENEzER WEEMAN.
THE ONLY COMPLETE
III Iron Railing Mnmufactory i'm
EA.An&.A1 NEW ENGLAND,
!. : !. !. !: !:
llAA12s.ssha some of the most elegant designs aud
which can be at his ware-room where whole fronts
are setup they appear lots to suit purchasers
E. w is thankful for the large patronage received. All
persons in want of every description of Iron Railing,
invited to his wareoom and cannot fail of being suited,
as have of the best specimens offered the
public. E. WEEMAN,
26 Merrmack Street, Opposite Couch St.)
nacl20 dom r
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOINS MiLroN EARLE &
THOMAS DREW, at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-06

GRASS sEED-GRAsS SEED. OF al
W kinds, for sale by sAM'L EDDY, JR,
Worcester April IL, 1854 daw4w
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ROOT & IVES, Agents. mch10 d3m

Nh G. FISH, MANUFACr K r.at OF
He Wrought and Cast Iron Fences, Crates for side
walks Irons for buildings, bridges &C., and all other
tces which can be made in my line of business. Pur
chasers will find that the articles, above enumeraed
he bought of me as cheap as in Boston elsewhere,
have large assortment of the latest Styles Please call
AMI examine Union Street.
Worcester Nov. g. 1858 d1y
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SEWING MACHINES!


HOOD, BATTELLE, q CO., eA
Manufacturers of T. HowE Jr.'s Patent SEWING
MACHINE. Persons in want Of good and substantial
Machines are invited to call and examine ours, before
purchasing elsewhere, These Machines adapted TO
Sewing All the different varieties of Work, either Cloth
Leather Room corner Of Foster and Cyprus sts., Wor
cester. Mass my3 diff
WWTAUSHACUM LAKE LCE.-pERS0NS
Wv DESTROYS Of being supplied with Spring Water Ice,
from Waushacun Lake. respectfully invited 10 leave
their orders either the store Of D. D. Reyes, corner Of
Main and School Streets the City Hall Market with
The subscriber at the Office Of the Worcester Nashua
railroad Company, No. 10 Bank Block Waushacum
Lake is situated in the town Of Sterling and is one Of tho
purest sheets Of water in the State being fed entirely by
springs. AssAA Il Y. HAMMoND =
January Is, 1851, Diff -
@NRIED APPLES. Now receiving, 100 bbis
Np Dried Apples large fruit and is aprime artice for
ale to the trade by the bbl, at very low figure Also
few hills Green Apples LII sPRAGl y y co
EU MAC.-loo bags sicily -sulnac, IN store and for
y sale by raeh15f4 diff G.S II A. y. HOWE,
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EIV9O " L q 4 ;, W Il L Il & Co
E PSYCHOLOGISTS AND BOOKSELLERS,
142 Washington Ste, Boston,
EXAMINATIONS and written opinions of character day and
evening" including valuable adv vice concerning the preser
walton and restoration Of health, formation Of proper
habits correction of faults restraining OF excuses, and
cuvatfng defects and important directions to the
choice Of suitable occupations the selection Of partners in
business and congenal companions for life &C., &c.
lnrll21 d3nlM
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25OUO0 GIFTS, OF THE VALUE OF S25U,UOO.
LIST OF GIFTS.
MARBLE ST'ATU-4RY, $40, goo


100 elegant busts of Washington, at 500. $4,000
100 IS I" Clay, 100. 10000
100 " Webster, 100. 10000
100 Calhoun, 100. 10000
OIL Paintings and Cotored Steel Eagrarings.
so elegant Oil Paintings in splendid gilt frames size
3 x feet each 500, $4,000
100 elegant OH Paintings, 3 feet each, $50, 5000
500 steel plate Engraviugs, brilliantly colored in oil,
rich gilt frames "a 80 in. each $40, 500
10000 elegant steel plate Engrayngs, eoored in oil,
Of the WASHINGTON Monument, 20 20, each
ST. 10000
237 900 steel plate EngraYings, from 100 different
plates, now in possession OF, and owned by the
Artists Union, Of the market value of, from so
cts. to LOO EACH ~ II 900
REAL ESTATE, $4,000.
elegant Dwelling, in SD St. in N. Y. city, 1900
p building lots in 100 and 101st SITS N Y. city each
25 100 #. deep each $1,000, $4,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each $4,000 SO. feet in
the suburbs of New York city, aud command
ing magnificent view Of the Hudson River
and Long Island Sound, each, $780, $4,000
LOAN OF CASH, $4,000.
IN.
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GREAT ARTISTS UNION ENTER
" PAISE.-2 q. 600 GIEES FOR TILE pEnpLE

GREAT ARTISTS UNION ENTER
"a PAISE--2 10000 GIFTS FOR TILE PEOPLE
STATUARE. ......... INSTRUMENTATION 900
OIL PAINTINGS. .................... 10000
ENGRANINGS coored in oil. hmm. $4,000
STEEL PLATE ENGRAYINGS. ....... Al 900
CASH LOANS, for 100 years each. 49,. 10000
REAL ESTATE. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total. $25O.O00.
The Aniertcdn Artists Uni0n would respectfully
the citizens Of the United States and the Cana
das that for the purpose OF the advancement and
Of the Fine Arts, and with view Of enabling every
family throughout the length and breadth of the land
become possessed of gallery of pictures, many Of them
the work Of minds and finally, for the purpose Of
giving world wide circulation to
Dariey's Great Picture of Wyoming.
They have determined to distribute among the purchas
ers of this work, Price S. 90.
100000 GIFrS OF TILE VALUE OF S25O.0OO.
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Great American Historical York of Art,
w q o. M / N q

The holder of each ticket is entitled FIRST steel plate
engraving, (size rs 80 in) of the
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TRUsSEs. sUPPORT.l

--.-4-z----....-.. TRUSSES.7 SUPPOKT-
~ Il y Frs and BRACES. The great mum
Re9 E< u y Der of radical cures of Hernia within
NJ the last few years by the Of Or, J.
I'm ksstts ~ aGNA w. PPHELps' SPIR AL SPRING
II rs RI SIS has given it the preference
E!sg over all others, and thousands Of ndi.
EW 5sssyN viduals whose lives have been saved
W Mg%SS$ Wy the use of this Truss are now living
to heSr testimony to Is superiority
snchD dsrn 6s fremont st.. Boston.
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TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1854
Real Gstate.
REAL ESTATE FOR sAT,E.--rb

moe SALE. go BUILDING LOTS LO-
D. Gated in pleasant and thriving part of the city,
within five six minutes walk of the City Hall VIII be
build. The whole may remain Mortgage long the
purchaser may wish Inquire at the of Myrtle and
Southbridge streets. A. J. EATON.
li' f'-t mch diff
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kzS A GENTEEL ESTATE tUt. sA LIZ;
fB Situated Elm St, containing about 10000 square
INFECT of Land, with variety of Fruit Trees a
thorough built House, furnished with Gas Furnace and
Bathing apartments and is in all respects desirable sit
uation. Will be sold at bargain if applied for
Apply to CARY X FIELD.
fny5 deodtf
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ia FOR SALEi-rhe subscriber being ezra
fs.Es DESTROYS Of leaving this State offers his e&
GAtre REAL ESTATE, at very low prices, -eSss=s
sting in part, of House Shelby street, do
unfinished, Laurel street; do Grafton street; 20
House lots Laurel Hill; do, Grafton street; IA
acres of Land, the Holden road; 1888 of Land
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oct6 diff A. NJ MERRTFIELD.
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DIR. BEBoHER ON EGes; STOCKINGS, KID,
&c.-Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's recentd is@
course at Washington, excites much remark
in the press there. 1t was Characteristic
discourse throughout, as we think the reader
will agree on a perusal of the following ex-s
Ernnts LIZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-06-06

20 loans of cash, for 100 yrs each, without interest
or security $50 each, s,
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copy of which may be seen the Office of this paper
and second, to ONE of the 1000 Gifts, which
will be distributed the completion Of the sale Of the
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-21
For the National Era
A DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA.

FosrER's Ban, YUBA Co., CAL, Feb, 1853.
escaped from the scene Of my daily life,
and in company with q friend whose eye can
zee the beautiful, and whose soul oan feel the
grand, sought the solemn solitude Of noun
tains.
For two hours we rode through the dark,
silent forests About us and above us lowered
mighty pines whose roots had been graphing
for ages, stronger and more firmly among the
seams and 6ssures Of the gray granite hills
and in whose branches perhaps many gener-
atoms Of century Living eagles had built their
nests, and taught their young to soar far into
the high blue heaven.
No trace Of mans worldliness had vet de-
faced that solemn forest. The blows Of impi.
Gus axmen had never echoed from those noun
tain sides There We were, in the old, yet fresh
and glorious world, which God made, and
whose creation made the stars rejoice with the
deep gladocss with which happy and loving
family welcomes a new birth into the house
hold-a new segment into the circle Of love.
We were sobered Gradually We ceased TO
talk Of the incidrnts Of our common life, and,
a. the email still voice." which swept ever
more threpgh the green miracles above, awed
"a, We grew silent and wistfpl, a. If we had
passed into the future, and were in the pres
cnce Of the unseen.
After an hour, we found ourselves upon the
summit Of high mountain, from which ma
ture revealed ell her loveliness and grandeur
TO those who sought her truly. We tied our
mules to the dropping branches Of great frs,
and gazsd upon the grand picture around us.
As have said, We stood upon q mountain
top. Gra-ses and FERNS and crumbled, NOISY,
storm. worn rocks and delicate strange plants,
were all about IS Add old pines sod frs sur
rounded us unbent, though they bore the weight
of long centuries, and their brown trunks were
covered with yellow moss, which seemed thus
20 wed its feeble growth to the all-eudurin9 life
Of these mighty trees And some trees there
were, which showed chat the brow Of that old
mountain smiled not always as it smiled on M.
Thundsrbolu had erewhile broken the deep
silence which then reigned, and lightning
flashes had soorched and riven the tall cones
Of some Of the oldest and highest Of these
tresa And there they sfood--thoss thunder
stricken treer, stretching their leafless, bark
lea bnugbs far upward into the heaven which
looked 70 kindly upon eli the rest but had
besn % pitilsss TO thom And other trees there
we're, whose lofty cones had vainly tried TO
mset the wind.ehf cks which had sometimes
come upon them from the vide valley beneath
and The broad ocean beyond. And thsre they
seood sill strong and green, but broken and
humbled among their fellows - IL trees, too,
right grow proud and needed, a. some mon
"a - hsse sver before them the examples tf
mi.luetupe.
This was the mountain summit, and Il was
rrapd, well worth the study Of . day. But
below, end around, stretched miles Of greater
Toward he south and southeast the view
x~rn hon~Af~~~ A. far a fha ava oouId raacb