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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-07
TRUTT TREES

Of the choicest kinds both native and engraed most of
them young, and Just coming into bearing.
The Wood and Timber the premises, are judged to
be worth about $1,000.
The farm is well calculated for darying it being very
convenient by outlet at the barn-yard the dairy can
range three large separate pastures and
at their leisure to refresh with pure at the yard
There is regular daily demand for all the milk for the
supply of the Boston market by railroad
This farm, account of its location, has advantages
many it being the centre of the town. various
religious societies. Academy Schools, variety of stores
and grist-nis besides being the Railroad Sta
ton These combined worthy consideration to the
purchaser
The whole of the Farm will be sold together or in part
to accommodate purchasers and the terms of payment
easy. Persons wishing TO buy, will please call examine
and judge for themselves. The subscriber will be happy
to wait upon any one desiring to view the premises.
Information may be had of the above, by calling upon
Dr. CARPENTER, @. S. IIITcHCooK near the Depot in
Warren, EBEN CUTLER, 2l7 Washington street. Bos-
ton, or the subscriber, upon the premises.
THOMAS +. CUTLER.
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% . A I N A I N s,
And complete written descriptions of character (at all
hours) Including valuable advice as preservation and
choice Of suitable occupations, selection of partners
clerks and apprentices in business, and congenia COM
panions FIR life.
Young who choose their business in this way and
get into their true sphere almost of success as
thousands who have tried it ready to testify.
Clerks Apprentices and helps selected in this way prove
convenient and reliable many business men of Boston
have by experience proved In the training YOUTH an
examination will be found invaluable guide and save
much trouble and perplexity.
Those who debited and weakly will get Just such
advice will eecualIy restore them to health and
them the evils Of quack medicines and drugs
Books on Phrenology Physiology, Water Cure Phon-
graphy Psychology and kindred subjects for sale at the
lowest prices All of Fowlers Wells publications in
Guiding the chronological and Water Cure Journals are
same Prices from New York. SO dTu&saGw6w*
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NpAKERY BUSINESS FOR sALE.-Tl

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business of an extensive bakery situated in the
tire of Medford, is offered for sale.
FIVE HORSES, Three WdgOnS, Horse P0Wer, Ma
chimes, Tools, Fixtures &c.
Three good routes and St9re altogether doing upwards
-Four Hundred Dollars worth of business weekly. Price
$2500 An enerprising wishing to engage in bus
mess of this kind do better than examine this
place, as it but five miles from Boston, and conf
dent that he will be assured that it is excellent chance
For further particulars, apply this Office the sub
scriber, on the premises. WARREN RICH ARDS0N.
$50 diff
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TIE TRIUMPH
REEDS PATENT RANGE.

This Range is constructed the strctest scientific
principles, with the idea of performing all its Offices in
the most perfect manner with the least possible fuel and
possesses merits unsurpassed by any Range now II use
For sale by j. HILTON, No. Mechanic street.
o3 dim
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GRoCERI AMP yARIETY STORE

Alsoa great variety of other GOODS OF UTILITY for
every family. just received small lot of WILLOW.
FRUIT or WORK BASKETS, of different shapes and
sizes; Musk-eon Seeds, for bags; Sewing Silks Twist
Sken and Spool Cotton and Linen Thread; Stationery
Nuts, Fruit, and Confectionery; Extracts and Essences
for 1avorng pastry &c, &c. L. SPRING. 81
N. B.-PURE NATIVE WINE, for Communion Service
for sale as above
Worcester, July 2Sth, 1854. diff
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GINGING SCHOOL.-E. S, MASON will
- commence Singing School in the
Vestry of the Old South Church,
ON TTTESnAV EVENTNn nC,r IA

FeStfy OF the Uld South church,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. Sd,
The elements of Music will be taught by syeem that
will enable beginners to read music readily in very
short time.
Proper instruction and suitable exercises will be given
for the cultivation of the voice, STYLE &C.
This class will be well adapted to many of the Young
Ladies who have attended my afternoon classes,
The new and popular work, by Lowell Mason (The HAL
LELUJAH) will be used.
The Term will consist Of twenty lessons.
Tickets for Gentlemen, including Book, ST. without
Book, 81 so. Ladies', including Book, 81 so; without
Book 81. To be had at Nos. and 4 Warren Hail.
Pearl Street.
School will commence at half past O'Clock. off $40
GNARL SENTZ, late member of the GerntanGt
" Musical Society, has the pleasure to inform the
patrons OF Music, that he has taken with Mr. Perry
at No Harrington Corner where he will be happy to give
instruction in PIANO AND SINGING. His six years
connection with the above Society," and the sole study
Europe of both of these branches under the abes profess
of Music enable him to give all who may him
sons will be given at the respective homes of the pupils
SCI d3mt
INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC Mr. o. COL
Il LESTER, would most respectfully inform his Musical
friends, and all interested in the subject that he will open
a SINGING SCHOOL in this city, for the attendance of
Ladies and Gentlemen, and will commence about the first
of November next for term of IiCeHty-f0Ur Lessons.
Particular notice will be duly given
Enquire of A. Marsh, Il. Dorr and Mr.. Sawyer Lor-
ing's Music store or at No. 20 Summer st. $40 diff
FENHE FALL TERM OF E. s. NASON,S
II JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL,
will commence on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, October 4th
at No. Warren Hall, at o'clock.
All the children are taught to sing by note and their
voices will receive proper cultivation and training.
Tickets including book, 81, to be had as above.
All scholars must provide themselves with Ticket at
the commencement Of the School. diff 81
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ELY L ABBOTT & Co, REAL ESTATE
He b II . * Il r. S.
would respectfully invite The attention of those contem-
plating purchasing Real Estate, to call and examine their
very desirable schedule consisting of Farms, Wood Lots
Water privileges Houses and House Lots various parts
of the city and adjoining towns
T. Z. ABBOTT Il CO.,
o3 diff us Main street, corner OF Main and Pearl
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}icol G5tote.
200 ACRES OF LAND.

FvVV
suitably divided into tiagc, pasurng, moving and wood
land The buildings consist of convenient TW0-SrURY
DWELLING-H0USE combining many modern improve
mans &c, large enough for two families and the Farm
be well divided into two if desired. There TWO
LARGE BARNS, Wood and Carriage Houses, Granary,
Sh DIS, and all necessary buildings for farming operations
In good repair
Likewise Tenement House md Barn has been fitted up
for the convenience of the farmer and home for the la
borer
The Farm is well watered. good spring of water is
conveyed the house and barn. in lead pipes besides
excellent well of pure cold water the house, which is
highly valuable in these days of temperance.
The soil of the farm good, the tiage both level and
free from stone easily managed, and richly rewardug
husbandnan. There is large collection of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-07

MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENTS
A'A NEW ARRANGEMENT
MRS A. II. TUCKER, late of Springfield, respectfully
informs the public that she has taken charge the Mill
linery and Dress-Making Department, in the
Store of Messrs. CHAswERLIN, BARNARD & Co.. and viii
shortly exhibit splendid of Millinery Bon
nets Ribbons, &C., to which she invites the attention of
the ladies of Worcester and vicinity She trusts that her
long and successful experience in the business will enable
her to satisfy the most sdious taste in the style of her
goods while the known facilities of the establishment viii
enable her, at all times to offer goods the lowest poss
BILE prices. Sept %.
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VISITING CARDS Engraved aud Printed
" SOUTBGATES, I97 Main street.
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HORACE PARTRIDGE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
German, FrencEss. and English Toys,
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Cutlery, Silver and Silver Plated Spoons Accordeons
Violins Port-AIonnaies, Baskets
Peg eta6te Iuory Thimbies,
Measuring Tapes Emery Cushions Rattles &c &C. &C.
Also-a general assortment of Fancy Goods.
$40 daw3m 1O7 Hanover Street, Boston.
ONDON EMERY.-lOO 1000 Casks, warranted
- the beg. IL the market.
seb2s Exchange ST. Boston.
&TIMPSON'S COMMERCIAL WRIT
y ING FLUIDS, Warranted superior 10 all other
INKS now in use, as they not only write easily but copy
equal to most copying inks Forsale at the IONIC GOLD
ZEN FACTORY, 81 Washington ST., BosToN.
ap13 dom
AEECkER FARENA-IIas been pronounced
n n by Physicians and Chemists, the best food which
can be used by persons having tendency Darrhea
Dysentery Choerl, prevalent during hot weather.
Grocers and Druggists all keep it. Wholesale by
S G. B0WDLEAR 4 CO.,
81 diff II Long Wharf Boston.
GNARPETINGS.-GR BARGAINS in Car
~ petng and Window Shades, at
PEARL MARTINS
163 Hanover Street, Boston.
N B.-Store and Office SHADES made to order
sl9 daw3m
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HSOR SALE-TWU FINE BUILDING LOTS 60
H BY $50, Sesyer street, will be sold cheap to any
person intending to build. Inquire Of A. J. EAr0N.
o5 diff
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
FLORA BLANCHARD:
or, DELICATE nEALTH.
CHAPTER 4.
A ELIc ATE Chill

Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard leaned affec-
tionately over their beautiful child as it
slept. Perfect rest sat upon its little fea-
lures, and its fair forehead seemed oil
most to blend the wise calmness of an
isfant sage with the loveable winning.
ness with which artists like TO paint Gu
pid. It's fllxen hair clustered in thin
natural ringlets; and the figure was one
Of untaught. and therefore exquisite
grace in repose. The lips parted, and q
smile mantled the cherub face-so inno-
cent and SO heavenly. that it seemed the
realization of the beautiful superstition,
that when N infant smiles in It's sleep. it
Is answering all angels whisper.
Too happy for words. he father press
ed the mothers hand she answered the
silent token OF affection, and bowing
upon his neck, melted into tears. They
were not of sorrow, but the testimony Of
the fdllness of that satisfied yet anxious
Joy. which none bat mothers know.
Il; is beautiful babe said the father.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

should be alwas surfrited with substan
ces which would effectually prevent her
having any appetite for proper nourish
ment SO long as they were allowed TO
her.
At dinner Flora required much animal
food. Vegetables would not answer for
child in deliCate health. The family
physician. a weak. vair man. prouder of
the number and wealth of his patients
than emuous OF acquiring professional
skill, held his appointment in many a
ia nlly by the easy method of conforming
to the prejudices aud confirming the
preconceived notions of those who en-
ployed him. He therefore readily Assem-
ted TO Mrs Blanchard's opinion that
mea. was the very best substance upon
which her child could be fed. Tie natu-
ral tone Of the infants stomach having
already been destroyed, it was not won
derful that ii refused vegetables as inSipid.
LitIle Flora even wanted pepper and
spice, and what could be denied TO
child in delicate health? After dinner
too, she mus; have her little glass Of iccak
wine; and as Flora grew. the little. weak
glass grew with her growth, and strength
ened with her strength
After dinner Flora was always little
pecvish. .-sometimes outragcously cross.
but she looked so well that her parents
were delighted. and could very well en-
dure that among other evidences Of her
health, she showed strength 10 be trouble
some. Her cheeks were so rosy, ana her
conduct was SO boisterous. that it was
really wonderful that child. weak
aid puny III the morning should become
SO strong after dinner. In an hour or
two ,his forced excitement rellpsed into
ennui again. and heartily tired of their
beautiful child, the parents were glad to
see Der consigned TO her pillow a. night
after some prepara ion for delicate health
had been administered. NJ persuasion
could induce so delicate chid TO &C 10
bed alone; so the forced services of her
mother. Budget would not door of
her ia ther hen Flora took II into her head
to insist upon it. were nightly required 70
assist the delicate child 20 sleep.
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how much medicine of that disagreed bic
nature young ladies Of delicate heal tn
require. Many is the self ordered re pc
which yonng ladies' have been compelled
to take in secret and by stealth. merely
on account of the presence of young
gentlemen at their fathers tables. Hap
py therefore was Flora, when she Is GER
tanned that the board was to be tina. day
clear of strangers.
For invalids. il is certain that the
BIanchard's could make sweeping work
Poor John. the footman, often stood
aghast and horror struck as inroad afte,
inroad made into sirloin diminished the
chance for choice cuts below stairs. Con-
diments of all kinds disappeared before
the trio with corresponding rapidity; and
moisture to all this was arranged as the
peculiar delicacy of the health of each
rendered necessary. At last. thoroughly
proslrated. after an Inefficient attack at
an orange or so. Mr.. Blanchard would re-
treat to his chair to dose; and the ladies.
wondering why their dinner could op
press them. would make the last remedi-
al application to the liqUcur, and fall
back from the attack. 10 live between
sleeping anG waking. till double shot
ted charge of gunpowder tea should re
assure them. II compony were present.
the ladies left the table before the gentle
men. They trifed will book or light
needle work until tea time, and after tea
were in good spirits again. and ready for
the visit or the visiter. for the party or
the theatre. If i. was the fashionable sea.
son. At ten, or twelve, or two. as it
if Flora had been out so long,
refreshment again became necessary. and
the days suflrrings of the invalids closed.
CONCLUDED next week
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Advertisements WILDE cconspicuously inser-
ted, at the following prices, VIZ.
For square <cfIG lInes) 3lnsertlonSS UU
E,ch ailitional insertion, 25c
Tinything less than aSquare, WILDE con
sidered Il square
Fllver:isers must De paTticularto mark
ske number OF insertions on the face ofthe ad-
vertise ments, or they viii be published until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
TIA liberal discount VIII be mace wheIe
xjvelt!s;Esjs done by :he year.
Legal aivettiSeme must be accompanied
by the cash or secured, as We cannot always
.w ut the issue Of pro:raeted settlements for
the printers fees.
IFAll Communications from distance
sko4it be ldtre sseI. PasTPAID. 10 t'.e Editor
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{ JUVENILE PATRIOTIC S9YG.
Iune ROSIE iA3 B0n J


1 soas COZ the day bcam.i,.g c'er Us.
An agtkem Of juvenile Joy;
s rapturouS, hear; stirring charus,
FJr this IS The Fourth Of July.
CHORES.
Yes. .t!is Is the Fourth of July.
The slolions Fourth OF July:
Then send uP the heartstirsing chorus.
f1s tLis is the Fourth OF July.
Long since. GA inns day CT defia'.
Our fathers fought kings wilh theiT pea;
Their childr-u. IL pat 20 the trial.
Would sign that bold papee aeain.
Would sign that bold papet again.
Yes. yes. would sig" It again;
Their children. Il put to the trial.
Would sisu that bold pspee again.
3 The patriot band was assembled.
The tyrants OF earth TO defy;
Aud tyraG;s have ever since trembled
To krar OF the Fourth OF July.
To hear OF the Fnurth OF July,
The glorious Fourth of July;
And tyrauts have ever since trtmb,ed
To heas 6f the Fourth of July.
4 They v i.h that old Time would absorb il,
Or lei it uunumbered so by:
t;ut time rolls orotind in its orbit.
And brings new Fourth OF July.
He brings a new Fouftii oI july.
Each year new Fourth Of July;
Old Time, as he rolls in lis orbit.
Still bring, u ue~ Fourth of July.
) With yer, benevolent reason,
God spreads out the bright summer sky; +;
And just in the midst Of the season.
He sends IS the Fourth OF July.
He sends nc he Fourth Of July,
The glorious Fourth Of July;
I'm the midst Of the bright summer season,
lie sends Us the Fourth Of July.
s Oar fathers in warike employment
Determined 10 conquer die:
But ours is the peaceful enjoyment,
The fruit OF their Fourth of July.
the fruit of their Fourth of July.
Their soul trying Foutth Of July,
We flourish in peaceful enjoyment,
The fruit Of taeir Fourth Of July.
Our States in fratecnsl communion,
All traitors and foes shall defy;
So long as we cling to the 'UNIoN.'
And honor the Fourth Of July.
And honor the Fourth of July,
The glorious Fourth of July.
s. long as We cling to the 'Union,'
And honor the Fourth of July.
5 Be withered the hand that would sever
Our haliowed confederate tie.
Our 'tlNIox be cherished forever.
Aud honored our Fourth of July
And honored our Fourth OF July,
Our glorious Fourth of July,
Our Union be cherished forever,
And honored our Fourth of July.
9 Then up with the voice of thanksgiving
To God. the great Giver on high:
And while in the land of the living,
Still honor the Fourth of July.
Still honor the Fourth Of July,
The glorious Fourth of July;
Yes. while in the land OF the living.
Well hoHor the Fourth of July.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

A man said to another, (Which is the
heayies,, a quart of rum or quart OF
waterP Rum, most assuredly, said the
other. for saw man who weighs two
hundred pounds. staggering under quart
of rum, when he would have carried
Gallon of water with ease
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

An exchange paper asks very innocent
ly, if il is any harm for young ladies to
sit in the lapse of ages. Another re
plies that il all depends on the kind ot
ages selected. Those from eighteen to
twenty five it puts down as extra hazar-
dous.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Henry Ward Beecher says he means to
vote against the Nebraska bill, though
the ballot boxes should be placed in the
Jaws OF h-ll. - this the Wheeling
Argus replies. that every man has right
20 vote in his olrn precinct.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

An IIishman, who was near-slghted.
and about to fight. due. insisted that
he should stand six PAGES nearer 10 his
antagonist than he did to him. and that
they were both TO FIRE at the same time.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Hon. Joseph l.. White of New York,
has purchase the farm formerly belong
ing ]. Fennimore Cooper. on the east side
of Otsego Lake. in the vicinity of Coop
ers.own; and is about TO erect q summer
residence thereon.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

A genius has invented spy glass Of
wonderful power. He said he looked
through it at third cousin, and il bro't
him relatively nearer than any oi has
brothers. lie looks through it al squir
rel and brings it near enough to hit IL
with his cane.
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Il III II 3 A y n T. II
IL pUE3IsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY NN. ]. BURNS.
e. EaE VY &@S
e. | NG VP @s

IfpeiI ~ alvance, 81 so
At the end OF Siv months, 200
Ii del tyet until the end Of the year1r so
4 failure - order a diScontinuanCe at the
cxpira.i of the time subscribed for, will be
conSiie-ei a new engagement, and the paper
continued.
lFNo paper will be discontinued until all
arre ulges are paid, unless at the option OF the
Publisher.
IL Fae above terms will be strictly ad
herej tn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
9tecmboats ann Railroads.

y1ORBOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RlvER.
The snl, uda ana BAY ST ATE Capt m
Brown ksves Mosdsy and a. s.y Az.
Yerk eyery Tcsdsy Thurssy and Sssday
NJ from pisr No z, the Battery bo'h TOUCHING ~
Fs,sh. 10 Boson FORWARDED through With ress
s,prSs, freight train WIN BORDEN Agent Ns ~ ana "a "
MERCHANTS TRANSFORMATION COMPASf
M ksS. NEW YORK and RUFFALO, without rrAnsap-
TINS old and weestabbhsd hee viii eonua1s .ae -.
Of transporting property to sod from Ssw "A i@poyed
De, can land Buffalo directly and give sres
ana MSLiORY, HOLT Co, No Cosn;es alp Ss"'i'''
L DAVIS, Asept No cssnt,es siip ser.n sr.
HOLT PALMER Co, Ohisss bsrs1
. IeA,C SHrRwOOD, AsrBt, CheAEo ~;
VA. rsesssss NJ T Co. ship dsiiy " fiet Nc p 4
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27
PRESEyTAEyT BY THE GRAND JURY.

CouRr OF SESSIONS, Saturday. March Is, 1854
The Grand Inquest would respectfully report that In the
discharge Of their duties, they viaited the Humane and
Criminal Institutions upon Randslra Wards and Black
wells Iands they made dgent inquiries into The msnnsr
of keeping the sever records and accounts Of hoss ns
tutons and highly plessd with the system and secu
racy which appeared pervsde them The plan Of laying
out the grounds upon Randsns Island the clesnses Of
the apartments in the buldings and the whole internal
economy as developed under the efficient management d
Gel stee,ps as well the hysica dntsectus discipline
which the children receiving at the hands OF compstent
instructors combined 10 excite our pride IN the
possession of 10 admirable charity and We would add
our .esnopy to that of other bode who have inspected
The institution a. to t invaluable worth prevention Of
crime The Grand jury, while noting with pleasure the
general good character Of the Hospital srrangemsns
would can attention to the condition of the baidins
which, while excellent In plsn yet seem to have been con
tructsd ebespy already to require consdefsce ca
lays for their repais and we would recommend ,nss u
future they be constructed with greater forecast - 20 tns9
pemsnence and durability The number OF cnuorsn On
the island Is about 1000.
The Grand Inquest made sthorough visitation OF wards
,shoo .nd SauDs al il usss good able "a
pernendence of Mr. Riddle Two thoussnd Two hundred
emgrsns are now receiving the bsnsaI Of tbs wise pro-
are Children Who receive daily instruction 10 elementary
branches in the schools
The budines and grounds upon Black wells Islaud were
ject Of frequent visitation and report, ths Grsad Jsry
would omit Q more particular account Of them They
would however invite attention the unsafe eharaet of
the PeLtentsy Hosp;ta which either from The sinking
Of s foundssion or from The poverty Of the cement Of
from the unmasteriy combination Of Tie maerab n ths
walls or perhaps from al these csnsee united slsssdy
shows signs Of dIadstioD, and hourly becoming unsafe
tenement The heretofore employed 70 sustain
the walls have been insufficient and even threstep 70
hasten iB destruction.
The plan Of building buttezses to support the norh and
south walls doubtful and expensive szpedmsn, snd
If proved successful there would still rcnsin two ohsr
faults in the plan Of the building Of great importance viih
ito other defects and thess utter disgad Of vena
ton and nternsl convenience In lie original plan. Thsse
!acts induce the Grand Jury 70 mako formal
Of the Pentensry Hospital ed6ce, IN adsptsd to
lie purposes, and altogether insecure for human s and
they recommend hs removal to the oandation and fs
construction upon more wisely devised plan.
PHfLATue II -