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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-28
RHEUMATTSM RED


DY the use Of McINTIRE'S RHEUMATIC TING
d TURE AND .INIMENT, a safe, rure, and certain
remedy for all Rheumatic Affections, whether of muscu
lar, or neuralgia character.
Persons using it i'll hnd quack nostrum. pana-
eea-to cure all diseases TO which flesh is incident
hut something which will suddenly and effectuay re-
lieve the rheumatic pains, reduce swelling
of joints, cure sprans, burns and bowel complaint.
The Proprietor aso offers to the public, the GREAT
INDIAN PURIFIER OF THE BL0OD-MAsURY's
Extract of Earsaparilla and Wau-a-hoo
The beneficial effects derived from the Of these
invaluable medicines, proofs Of their ror
IT, They have gained the confidence and appreciation
Of the public, and placed an elevation which
has no parallel among the popular medicines of day
We use strong language from the accounts we are
eeyng daily pitts wonderful effects, and cures Of dis
eases.
This compound 10 the Great Purifier Of the Blood
and all Diseases have TO give way before this powerful
agent--such as Salt Rheum. Scroiula, Kings Evil
Erys.pcas, scald Head Blotches on the Face, and
all kindred diseases, will find and safe remedy;
for Dyspepsia, Pain in the 5ide Heart, and Liver,
Coughs, Consumptive Complaints, Costveness, Colds
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, General DEBILITY, &C. n
Prepared and sold by d ~
Laboratory at Milbury, Mass. decS dly
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Leonard's Express.

EEsEs5zEs1 To and from Boston and intermediate
kfssF= 1921 places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch. diff je8
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EXPRESSES, &c.
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRT-WEEKLY-UsuaI time 1s Hours.

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with e
qualDespatch, as by any OtherLIae.
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Boston and Worcester Railroad,

G
WINTER ARRANGEAENT.-Co Commencing Tues.
day, NoU. l, 1853.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows ::
Leave Worcester about S. at 7.SO, d lO250 nj (3O5
Ex.(, 400, Ql.O5 Ex.) pm
I" Millbury 7l0 a. m. $40 pm
q Milford at 7s5. 1880 +" AIS :"
Fram'n Cen, $40, lilo " 245, $50 "
81 saxonvie at TBS 100
4" Newton, $50, 8, $3.50 wv. Tr.), 9,15t, l15O
IW Tr*; a. NJ, 202*, $40, 44O, 5.25 w. Tr),t 6l5
6.l5,t pm.
$50 and $780, p, m
:" Needham Plain, Sis, and $50 am l. and S.
p.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7.So (and Exl am, 2.l5, a. EI
4,3O ~ $50 Ex,) pm.
" Milbury at 7.30 am. 430
" Milford at 7.30 am 4,3O
g Fram'n Gen., 73O, 500 BIS, 4,3O, $50
" Saxonville al 800 g 90
" Newton, 3O,(W Tr)sI5, & A. M. 1890, 2.l5
CIV. Tr.,l 3l5, 5, s, 7.l5 and 9.l5t, p. m.
=" Brooklme IT'S, 8,O5, $50, & IL H. /, $780, 500,
4,45, 6,l5, 1880, q 1890 p. m.
:" Charles River Branch, us, am l2 3, 6.l5 pm.
%W. Newton Station. wednesdays at IL.
G.. TWICHELL, Supt
Boston, Oct. 81. 1858. dawtf
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BUTTER
FLOUR-FLOUR,

@A OF various grades and Prices, among which
HksEES7Rgis quantity of the celebrated " Beacon
Aslz Mills"
BAssETT, EARLE, & BROTHER.
n9 dawtf Produce Store Beacon Mills.
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Leicester and Worcester Express.

THE subscribers will run daily Express for the
L veyance of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other KIP Freight between the above named places,
and after this date, leaving Leicester O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock, P. M.
All orders entrusted 10 us, left at the Post Office,
or at Horace Waites Store, leicester (where States
may be found will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at A H. Newton'S, 2O7 Main
street. JOEL SIBLEY & co.
Leicester, March l, 1858. mar2 dawtl
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PATENT AGENCY,
AND
MANDATORY.

No. POT Main ST., (up stairs,) Worcester.
TyNHE subscriber continues to make Models of all
Il kinds working il required, and warranted to an
the requision of the Patent Offce) and to fur
nish Drawings, Specifications ETC., and to procure Pa
tents Being connected with Of the best Agents in
Washington, (see reference below) he is enabled TO
obtain Patents with the least possible delay and ex-
pense. j. g. ARNOLD,
No. 207 Main St, Worcester
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Providence & Worcester Railroad
WINTER APRANGE1TENT

rNzsa On and after MONDAY, Nov. 7, 1858,
siasssssSS Passenger Trains will leave Providence
and Worcester, as follows:
Leave Worcester at and Il, is NJ, and Is /. M.
Leave Providence at 7so and ll,45, A. NJ, and AIS
Pm.
For connections with the various Railroads leading
from Providence and Worcester, and with the Norfolk
County Road at Blackstone, see Pathfinder Railway
Guide published by George X. Snow, Boston.
in connection with the II, A. NJ, and IL AS A.
M, Trains. ISAAC H. S0UTnWICK, Supt.
Providence, Nov. g. 1853. ms daWtf
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Gambler and Eumac

Juvenile Books.
A LARGE lot of English and American Juveniles. -
N Call ane examine, at 90 Main Bt. DIFF Do
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0RCE S TER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Or
Manufactures. Trades. and Professions.

The following List representing one or two houses
each branch of trade is submitted TO the citizens OF
Worcester County, and the public generally, with the
fullest confidence that persons in want of the products
of Worcester Work Shops, the Merchandise Of Wor-
Stores any of the branches here enumerated;
will be able TO supply themselves at short notice an
upon reasonable terms can be met with in Bosto
elsewhere
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R0SS'S Providence & Worcester Express

RUSS'S PrOVldence g worcester Express
By Every Train.
CIEsFzI7flgg1 PACKAGES Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
w and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or
ders attended to- with despatch.
Packages and small forwarded and other Express
business transacted Fall River, Mansfield, Atleboro
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bris
tol Warren, Newport, East Greenwich, Kingston, War
wick, Wlck6eld, Peacedale, and Wakefield R. l. and
Stonington, Conn. OFFIcE.-Am House. Worcester
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RAILROADS.
FitChburg and Worcester Railroad.
E @

TIME ALTERED--Sunanaer Arrangement.
ON and after Monday, June g. 1858, trains will leav
" Fitchburg at A. NJ, 12.40 and 5,45 P. M
Freight $50 A. M.
Returning-Leave Worcester AT $50 and lll5A. NJ
and at AIS Nj. Freight, $50 p. M.
IvERs PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, June 6. 1853 jy1 diff
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Whitcomb's Worcester and Fitchburg
Express,

iS SssS=-771zTEf BETWEEN Worcester and Fitchburg,
EsssT by every train, stopping at all intermedi-
tie places Packages forwarded, notes, drafts and
bills collected and paid-and all orders attended to
with despatch Office corner of Mechanic and Main
street, Worcester. nov29 diff
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Furs for ladies' 4
TIME incest in the city, and at lonw 4rices, at
L dec22 diff MERRILL's, al Main 81
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rebuild the Broken Constitu tion.
NOISES INYIGoRATING ELIxIR

win replace weakness with strength ncapacy with efficiency
egularty with uniform and natural activity; and this not only
Mnoul hazard OF reaction but with happy effect on the
era organization or Bear in mind that al malades
they begin finish with the system that the paay-
cation OF the nerves of motion and sensation physical dea
Bear in mind also that for every kind disease
the Er and Cordial The only reliable preparation known.
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29

Why is clock the most humble thing in exist
ence? Because it always holds its hands before its
face, and however good its works may be, it is al
ways running itself down.
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29
THE HOMESTEAD.

III IIOWES LAD,
1t Is not as it used TO be
When you and were young;
When round each elm and maple tree
The honeysucllc clung;
But still love the cottage where
passed my early years,
Though not q single face is there
That memory endears.
It is not rs 1t used to be-;
The voices loved Of yore
And the forms that we were wont to see,
We hear and SEQ no more;
No more alas, we look iii vain
For those to whom we clung,
And loved as we can love but once,
When you and were young.
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29
MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS,

MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS,
Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Cooma.
Mcconnell & Co. run daily Express to Sacramento,
connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express to San
Francisco, Oregon, Atlantic States Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels, etc, forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection of
notes and accounts.
Sight bills of exchange drawn all parts Of the Atlantic
States Canadas and Europe. Checks at Sight all parts
Of California
Deposits received, special or otherwise. GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNELL " co.
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29

How many fond mothers and frugal housewives
keep their pretty daughters and their preserves for
some extra occasion, or for some big bug or other
until both turn sour! This seems to us marvellous
ly poor economy.
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29
AMERICAN ROUSE.

SITUATED ON PIETY HILL. OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,
COLOMA.
ehA THE Proprietor take great pleasure in return
m I ing thanks to the public for the increased patronage
a#A extended their house, and promise that it shall
A-i1EA1n not go unrewarded.
The table, which is under the personal management o
Of the proprieors will always be supplied with the
best the county affords.
The House has bedrooms and parors well furnished
with everything necessary for convenience and comfort
There is a good stable and Wagon yard attached.
MARCHANT IL CROCKER,
febIS If PRoPREToRS
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29

A western justico-of course he couldn't be any
thing else but wcstern--ordercd witness to come
up and be sworn" He was Informed that the per-
son was deaf and dumb IL don't care" said the
Judge passionately 'whether he is or not-hcre is
the constitution of the United States before me- 1t
guarantees every man the right of speech; and so
long as have the honor of seat on the bench it
shall not be violated or invaded. What the con-
sttution guarantees to man he should have
reckon
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ADAM S & co.
BANKING g. EXPRESS OFFICE,
AT Coloma and Georgetown.
SsIGHT BILLS OF EXCHANGE L drawn on any of our
- offices in the following places
Boston, Baltimore Washington,
New York, CINCINNATI Louisville,
Philadelphia, st. Louis, N. Orleans, London
Also payable at the following banks
Exchange BANK ................ Plttsburg,
A. u. llunt N co.,. Louisville.
T. W. Clark " BRO. ..........St Louis,
Mechanics " Farmers Bank .......... Albany,
Utica City Bank k.........................U Utica,
BANK OF syracuse . Syracuse,
bank OF Auburn Auburn,
Geo Smith " ........................C Chicago,
Alex. Mitchell, Fitc & Marine Ins. Co... Milwaukee,
Michigan State Bank Detroit,
Com. Br Bank of the State Blk. of Ohio Cleveland,
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
General deposits received without any charge Also spc-
cal deposits received Sight checks drawn all the prin
cipa towns in California and Oregon.
INSURAN NCE.
We have made arrangements for insurance to the extent
of One Million D0Aars any shipment, and en-
powered to insure for other parties gold DUST bars coin
and merchandise to and from New ork and this city, by
endorsement bills of lading at the time of shipment.
DAILY EXPRESS to and from Sacramento, San
Francisco and all parts of California.
Express to OREGON.
'' AUSTRALIA
Seni-9Tontliiy Express to the Atlantic States and
Europe, by the Panama and Nicaragua Routes, by both
of which send regular messengers. Treasure by
this Express is always deposited in the Mint Phladel-
rhia, before that sent by any othca company.
I9--Itf A. A. VAN GUELDER, AaGNr.
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DAGUEREOTYPFS

Ed RADLENS 5 Qate Jolnson's,) Dagurean Gallery And
ND Stock Depot, street, between 3rd and 4th Sacra
mento Daguereotypes taken at this Gallery with all the
late improvements
DAGUERREAN ARTISTS
will find at this establishments large assortment of plates
cases, apparatus, chemicals &c., for sale at San Francis
prices All ORDERS accompanied by the cash, promptly
attended to- III. w. BRADLEY'Iy
Street, Sacramento 19-tf
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NOTICE.
FITZGERALD & Co..
Importers and DeaIe,

ImpOrters and Dealers In
HARDWARE, 4GRIC ULTURAL TOOLS &c
NJ Q. 100 Battery Street. San Francisco keep constant
~ ly on hand
TOOLS.-Backsmth's Carpenters, Mlwright's, Ma
chinst's, Wheelwrights, 1ason's, Miners, Coopers
Samakers Timers, Saddler's, Shoemaker's and ali
kinds of edge tools. ~
MEIALSnIlorse, Wrought Cut and Copper Nails
Spikes and Bolts; Sheet Copper, Brass Lead, Tin and
Zinc Lead Pipe and Solder ~
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE1IENTS-Plow OK
Yokes, and Bows Chains Cradles, Syhes Snaths Rakes
Forks Spades, Shoyes, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description.
HARbTVARE.-Tabe and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Traysand Candlesticks Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryngpans Gridrons and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods.
English and American Boxes and Springs; american
Locks and Latches, &c, &c.
rs agents for Herring's Saamander Safes and Dfar
beizcd Iron No. 100, Battery street, San Francisco
nov l9--ltf
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SOME MORE OF THEM ERE BEANS.
BY CARL CANTAB.

By CAkl CANTAB
Legislative Assembly, gathered as it is from all
quarters and from every profession must necessari-
y include all varieties of character some of most
musng kind.
Several years since, the town of C.-saw fit to
elect sturdy farmer whom the love of travel never
led out of the precincts of his native county, to the
onerous post of ''mcmber of the Gineral Court"
Arrived at Boston, our friend being somewhat
hungry, and desirous of taking something substan-
tial ''for the stomach's sake" found his way into
of our principal hotels just at the dinner hour
He sat down to dinner. and being requested by the
waiter to select from the bill Of fare what dish he
would choose. expressed desire for some baked
beans" This was brought him. and from the gusto
with which it eaten, it evidently suited our
credible short space of tme and the attentive waiter
was at his side.
"Will you have your plate changed 2"
"f'es"
"Whas will you have next?
Tke bill of fare was consulted, and the guest an
nounced his decision
oWell. reckon I'll have have a feao more of them
'ers beans"
The second installmeEt was not long in disap-
pearing. Again the question was proposed by the
waiter:
''Will you have your plate changed? ?'
eyes"
"What will you take"
"1ou may bring me q fcc more Of them ere bcdnS."
The waiter turned away to conceal a smile but
did as he was ordered. He kept an eye on the new
fledged Representative, and by the time his third
plate was despatched he was by his side with the
old question
"0f course" thought he, ''hc'll want something
else this time.'
"What dish shall bring you SIR
The Representative took up the bill Of fare, and
followed its various items with his finger until he
came to the end, process which occupied several
minutes He was apparently puzzled, but in no
ment his face frightened up, and he said
II don't care if take fer more Jeans"
They were brought and, we need not say, went
the way of their predecessors
"Perhaps, sir" said the waiter, as he took away
the empty plate, ''you would like some kind Of pud
ding ?-we have all kinds
II don't know" was the hesitating reply; 'have
you got any more of them ere bealsr'
Yes sir.'
"Then guess you may bring me a te, more to
finish up Nth. don't want any pudding"
Every day of the session our country Represent
ative patronized his favorite dish. When at length
his services dispensed with and he returned
to his constituents, he asked how he liked
stopping in Boston?
boston is great place." he exclaimed with en-
thusiasm, "Boston as great place for baked beansr
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Two young ladies of indianapolis, who, by-the-by,
belonged to the bon ton, were out riding in buggy
by themselves, and after driving through the yari
GUS fashionable avenues they concluded to try the
plank road. Well, to the plank road they went
and while trottng briskly along they were suddenly
arrested by toll-gate keeper, who demanded his
toll 'How much is it o. asked the girls ''For n
man and horse" he replied, lit is fifty centsT---
"Well, then, get out Of the way, for we are girls
and a mare! Get up Jenny )" and away they went,
leaving the man in mute astonishment
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John, hows your ma ?"
ooh, she's fat and strong. How's your's?"
"Feehle enough; I've got so that can lick her
now and have things my own way. You don't gee
me going crrands, and doing chores about home as
| used ton
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29

Mrs. Partngton wants to know what sort of
drums conun-drums are. She thinks some are
''hard to beat
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29

A worthy minister noted for his wit, on being
asked what kind of person the wife of Mr.. -
was, replied.-'.I will give you her grammatical
character She is noun substantive, seen, felt and
heard
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29
DRUGS AND MEDICINES !!
Wholesale & Retail.

FEv AYLOR X THOMAS are in receipt of their
q winter supply comprising full and complete assor
nlent of Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Perfumcry,
Fancy Articles, Paints, Ciis Trusses, Patent and
Family BGeticncs &c., &c., which they offer to their
friends and the public, as they can be bought at
any other House in California. All articles sold by
will be put up with great care and in every instance,
ranted FRESH and GENUINE. Among largo
sortment the following articles:
India Choagogue, Jayne'slPills,
Jayne's Expectorant, Wright's g
Alternative, Mofatts I"
Wistar's Basam, Grnfenberg "
Sands Sarsalarilla, Brandrcth's SC
Townsend's '' Lees 80
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, Thompsons Eye Water,
Davis Pain Killer, Harlaem Oil,
Mustang Linment, British Oil,
Nerve and Bone . Seidltz Powders.
Dysenerry Syrup, Snuff, &c &c.
Those wishing to purchase invited to call Main
street, Cooma, next door west of Adams Co.'S Express
nov 26-2H
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WATER FOR ME "
BY J. A. BEvEREDGE.


"IVat9, bright icater for me,
And ,cine for the trembling debduchee'" :"
Join your festive scene tonight
| grasp your honest hands,
With all the kindly warmth for you
] felt in other lands.
I.bess the fate that led my steps
Among the ever free
I'd so remain-take back the bowl,
No sparkling wine for me.
I've quaff d from goblets rich and bright
The dainning drugs of earth,
And shard with gay and thoughtless men
A carnival of mirth;
But oh within the rudy cup
A poison lurked unseen-
Take back the wine-l'll touch it not,
Nor be what | have been.
Amid our home, the graveyard stands
In sadness and in gloom;
And on the hcad-stone ye may read
The drunkard's early doom;
They were the friends of childhood's hours,
And DER my spirits cast
A shadow dark and desoltc,
Ia memory Of the past.
Then ask me not to pledge in wine
The friends meet tonight
For meath its evanescent beams
Is found an endless blight.
| will not drink while reason sways,
But stand erect and free
While water flows fountains pure,
No treacherous wine for me-
The Empire County argus., 1854-04-29

The Logan Gazette says man recently poked
his head out from "behind the times' when it was
taken off by O passing event.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

Between the Grand Duchy Of Ba-
den and Prussia in the midst Of the
black forest. reposes the charming lit
Tie town called Fustembourg. The
day after Low Sunday. in the year
1890. was kept rs aholiday in all tho
workshops of the shoemakers in that
little town; for it was the marriage Of
Fritz IIabler, the gayestand most skill
ful of all the cordwainers in the princi-
pality, with Helena Wanburn the fair
est and lovliest straw-plaiter in the
surrounding district.
At an early hour in the morning
Fritz appeared at the door of his future
wife, who joyously awaited disappear
ancc surrounded by her brides. maids,
who were occupied in lacing her bod
dieo With pale pink ribbon, and placing
upon her brow the wreath Of orange
blossoms, which shed DER the last mo-
ments Of her msiden life, the sweet
est perfume of this expiring flower
Finally. he took her hand and led her
to the altar.
Helena, do you accept Fritz Habler
for your lawful husband?'
Fritz Habler, do you accept Helena
Wanburn TO be your lawful welded
wifeg
Never did hearts respond more joy
ously or with greater fervor TO these
questions, asked By their venerated
clergyman; and they quilted the
church full Of this worlds happiness.
On their return from the church,
they directed their steps TO an arbor
which had been gaily decorated for the
occasion. When the company were
about sitting down to regale them
selves with a slight repast, they dis
covered that the bride and bridegroom
had disappeared. A deputation was
Immediately formed to seek them.
During this time. Fritz and Helena
walked joyously through the town,
unmindful ofth gaze of the specta-
tors, and alone sensible Of their own
pure happiness. When they arrived
at the brides house, the young and
blooming girl opened an old trunk,
and draw from thence an old leather
purse. at the same time displaying to
the view Of her astonished husband lis
contents quantity of gold forins,
This is the surprise that have re-
served for you till this hour. my be.
loved Fritz. Now, have / not added
10 your happiness? This purse con,
tains ten thousand FORMS
Why, that is considerable sum,
said the astonished Fritz.
Considerable and delightful, my
own love, said Helena.
Yes. delightful indeed said Fritz
but how have you acquired this vas
TREASURED
'0h, that matters not. love. Car
you not receive IIeaven'sgifts withou
inquiry
Yes, If they come from Heaven
that is precisely what | want TO know
Il assure you this gold belongs /,
me. or rather 10 you now: for have
not given myself aud all my world,
possessions TO my dearly beloved hus
bandg
But still. my beloved. there
somo further explanation necessary
you must lee me know
Here the lovers were interrupted b,