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Books, Mf.
GHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
G. / F IT 8

AND NEW YEARS
Ct / f Il S.
z. BAKER q CO, 1874 Main street offer to the citi
zens Of Worcester and vicinity splendid assortment of
BOOKS and FANCY ARTICLES, selected with special
reference to the coming Holiday season, among which
Bibles in Superb Bindings, Standard Poets. in Turkey
Morocco, Antique Calf do; Republican Court; Panorama
Oh EARTH Picturesque Album; Album Terogis; Ladies
Florai Album Of Birds; Album of Holy Bibles 80 Coli
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Animals, in immense variety Children's Books. TOYS
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Brushes, &C, &c. Besides rich and varied stock of
of Literature
Please call and examine our stock. diff d28
TWENTY FIFTH THOUSAND
NOW ADY.
'', of modern times by an
K n o WIN AUTHO
has attained such wide fame, in so short
period, as
1 D A M A Y
Seven cities claimed the birthplace of Homer-an equal
number OF coectures have been started to the resi-
denGe oil the author Of this book; but
THE SECRET IS NOT OUT!
The interest in the book continues to increase
The touching story of the herones suffering and final
triumph, will be read every ireside Aud to those
VINO see ugep purpose than to amuse passing hour,
the DOCK viii be douby welcome Price Slips For sale
by JOHN KEITH & CO.
az d9w 23s Main street, Worcester.
A I THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR,
a THOUSANDS ARE LOOKING FOR
USEFUL AND ELEGANT BOOKS,
With which to replenish their Libraries,
ORAS
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We offer the following of Publications as well
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The Mothers fthe Bible by Mrs s. G. Ashton
Life Scenes of the Messiah, by Rev. Rufus W. Clark
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Home Stories for Little Boys and Girls by Mrs Phelps
elegant vols
The Sunbeam, by LAZY ofNew HAMPSHIRE
leaves from the Tree Igd . yl, by Martha Russell
The Evening of Life A Git for the Aged.
Voices from the Silent Land. Gift for the Aflic
Writings of Rev. DR.. Cumming. In Holiday findings
Moores Encyclopedia of Music. A valuable and ele-
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Egypt Past and Present, by Rev. j. p Thomson.
Substance aud Shadows, by Emma Wemont.
Dress as Fine Art, by Mrs Merrifeld
Pastors Wedding Git, by Rev. VIM NJ. Thayer
Heaven and its scripsral Emblens, by Rev r. W.
Clark.
Clarke's Lectures to You Men. In gilt bindings
Mrs Childs Life of Hopper. In fine bindings
The Ocean and the Prairie, by Lucy Larcum.
Adams.
The Christians Daily Life new and admirable vol
ume by Dr. Cumming
The Daily Monitor. pocket companion for Chris
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Uncle Toms Cabin. Holiday edition, with $50 engrav
ings.
In addition to our publications we have on hand
and offer at retail, large and well selected stock of
Standard Works. Also the literature of the dav
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}}coI estate.

FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
New Two Story House, containing 16 finished
II rooms with basement and sub-c liar, the whole
size of the house The house is finished in the most tho
rough and modern STYLE and situated the height of
land the south side of Laurel few steps above
the Church, commanding splendid view of the entire
city and burbs, that be Distracted The lot
contains II 600 square feet well stocked with young
trees in bearing condition Terms easy. Inquire on
the premises, of J. II. SIMMONS
DIS DIFF
"a FOR SALE,-A Cottage House and Lot, pleas
..!g any situated near the Junction Depot The House
kJsass is new and will he sold low aud easy terms
ease apply to A. THAYER, JR. House on Pleasant
street. dit DBL
ia FOR SALE,-A Dwelling House With 5 rooms
sg3 the first floor, and rooms above. A good barn
@ and lot containing 900 feet Of land with all kinds
of fruit trees, bushes and within four walk
Of the City al Also several cOrdJ Of manure. Inquire
Of H. SOUTHWiCK Green street diff ia
Ia FOR SALE.-A Dwelling House, situated in
E,S the Armory Village in Airbury. containing seven
rooms and in good condition inquire on the
premises of B. f. AIKEN
jan3 d1w*
ENOR SALE.-A very fine Huse-SS50O Two
Il new Houses-$4,50G Several Cottages, very cheap.
Two Farms, within miles Of the City Hal, under good
cultivation $4,000 and $500 Several fine Farms will
be exchanged for Houses in this city. Payments easy.
Inquire of A. j. EATON
jan1 diff
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Nv oR ! GsTER MTTUAL LoAN AND

ANORt ESTER MUTUAL LOAN AND
w ACCUMULATING FUND ASSOCIATION
OFFICE No I, 81 floor, FLAGG'S Building, Main 81.
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Presidential. N TOWER.
Vice President-GE0. NJ. RICE.
Secretary-GE0. H. CLAPP.
DIRECTORS
ii. N. TOWER, 10 Pleasant 5. GEO. NJ. RICE Elm St..
H. H. CHkMBERLtN, Elm St; WIN. IL. HARRIS, Vernon St.
S. b. DENNs Az Pleasant St; GEO E. CULVER II Souh-
bridge ST.; 5. P. SoUTHGATE, II Church ST. BENZ.
WALKER, Prescott ST. CHAs. WooD, Southbridge ST.;
EDWARD LAMB Hanover st.; JOHN FIELD, 81 Kim St.
Surveyor-BENJ. WALKER
This Association was organized The fifteenth day of
November according to act Of the legislature passed
April 26h, 1854, Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association, the Of which is enable its
beers to become their landords-to purchase home
for themselves and families The members Of this Asso~
claton by small monthly contributions, enabled to
raise fund by which, if they desire it, each one buys or
builds for himself freehold residence thereby possessing
h M free FIR II all membranes, and without having
been at any perceptibe outlay.
Books are open for subscription to Stock at the Of
flee. Admission fee only will be required the present
month. Attention is particularly called to Circular just
issued by the Association
Office open evenings from to O'Clock, where inorma
ton pertaining to the same will be eheerfuy given.
DO diff
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4 INSTRUCTION IN MUSLC.-O. COL
LESTER, having located himself in this city, would re
specially give notice that he is prepared TO give lnstruc
ujn In all the various departments OF Vocal Music to
classes, or private pupils, viz fundamental Instruction,
cultivation Of the voice, vocazing, and Soeggo Singing,
snd would also engage classes In the practice Of Church
Music, 0lee, and Chorus Singing.
Instruction In Thorough Bass, and on the Piano Forte
will be given at his ROOM No. 20 Summer st. at the res
licences Of the pupils Terms reasonable.
Mr. o. begs leave 10 add, that all those under his in
Iructon will receive his most prompt attention. and hopes
BY applying himself assluousy to his profession to
merit a liberal patronage.
lF All communications through the Post Onice, or left
at Dorr Co.'s Book Store, No. zoo Main st. vii be
promptly answered.
Piano Fortes tuned
Worcester, Feb. 3. 1854 dawt
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EHAVE YOU SEEN HENRY j. GARDNERs Au-
IL ograph, in the American Orator? This the leading
book sold in connection with Munn's Book Enterprise
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09

AN AMERICAN WOMAN desires situa-
"A ton as housekeeper, or will go into hotel. Has
lived in hotel several years.
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Ncm advertisements.
x. n.

"P''t none but Amsr,ca,,s on Guard to night"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09

A MEXICAN BOY wanted in an Office. One
IN whose parents reside IN the city, preferred.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09

LEWIS G.. MUM,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, EMPLOYMENT, AND
BOARDING AGENCY,
No. 233 Mdin-street, Up Stars, Worcester.
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VEVHE INDEPEN DENT.-VoIume VII,

$50 AGENTS WANTED-to Canvas for the
above, to whom liberal discount will be given dawlt
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Beard for Married s. Single Gentlemen.
Capable Girls can be had for HOuseVy OF * .
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09

Fifty Houses for Sale,
In different parts of the City; also 200 House Lots This
property be bought the most liberal terms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09

THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS PAPER IN THE WORLD.
Edited by Pas,ors of Congregational Churches in
New York and vicinity.
Among the contributors to its columns are the REv
HENRY WARD BEECHER, REV. GEORGE b. CHREvER D. d
Mrs. HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE and other celebrated
writer's.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09
kETORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Wv SURANCE COMPANY.
At the annual meeting of the Worcester Mutual Fire
Insurance Company held Dec l3th 1854, the following
officers were elected
PreSident-ANTHONY CHASE.
Iredsurer-FRED. VIM. PAINE.


PreSident-ANTHoNY CHASE.
IredsureT-FRED. VIM, PAINE.
Secretary-CHARLEs II. MILES.
observation-disclosures Torrey, Fitchburg; Paul Within,
Northbriigei Amory Holman, Bolton, Aanson Hamilton,
W. BrCokfeldT James WoudwCrth, Worcester VIM. T.
Merrhei, Worcester; David Lee, Barrej David 5.
singer, Worcester,
The amount at risk December l. 1851 was 81 1886 $40.
The number Of Policies outstanding, Is 1927. The
Company sustained the past year, thirteen partial and
twenty-one total losses, amounting $l5 Oi5 So which
hav all been amicahly adjusted and patti with the ex-
cpOn Of 800 which has not been called for The nett
cash funds of the COmpay December J. 1s54 amounted
464J730, which invested in Bank Stock and Mort
cages on al Estate.
1t will be from the Thirteth Annual Report of the
Old Worcester Mutu Fir Insurance Comp n.y. that II is
decidedly for the interest # all who have property located
IN the County Of Worcester ma such class MS Is re-
ceved by this Company to insure the at their Office.
They still adhere strictly 10 the policy which has ever
cured their marked Their risks are confined to
the County Of Worcester. They insure only the safest
class of property They employ irresponsible agents.
and charge only such premiums adequate to the
risk They make no assessment, but refund
erage, more than so per cent Of the premium received
The steady ncr Of business from year year this
Office, Notwithstanding tn formation of numerous other
conflicting Companies and the exaggerations and mis-
representations Of their interested agents, is sufficient
proof Of the soundness Of the principles which this Com
pany have adopted, and uniformly followed.
CHARLES NJ. MILES, Secy.
ANTHONY CHASE pres't DIFF iani
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E9OARD.-Two or three single Gentlemen can be
I'D accommodated with go Board and pleasant rooms,
at No. SO peasant st. Mrs. MARY NJ. LESEUR.
II Also, two or three day Boarders. diff DC
NNy \ NTED-A situation for a practical BOOK
v KEEPER, who will furnish the best of refere ce.
situation in the city, would be preferred For niorma.
ton, apply at this Office. diff o19
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Notices.

PARTICULAR NOTICE.-rhe person who
either with intent mistake, took a nice Cashmere
Shawl with white centre from Agricultural Hail. on the
night Of the Firemen's Ball. is known; and may prove
as agreeable to that person. the owner if said shawl
is returned forthwith, either this Office or to I72 Main
street. dot ians
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NOTECE.-The Annual Meeting Of the Worcester
- Association of Mutual Aid in Detecting Thieves will
be held at the American Temperance House. on TUES
DAY, Jan. 9Th, 1855. WARREN LAZELL.
Jan dat
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MONUMENTS & CHIMNEY PIECES.


I'VE The Subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
Of Worcester and its vicinity that they have taken
the premises lately occupied by T. Lewis & Co.. where
they intend carry the Marble Business in all its
branches and hope by strict attention business merit
a share of public patronage.
We would invite those about erecting monuments to
their departed friends to call and examine designs
factory before purchasing elsewhere.
We have also select assortment of Chimney Pieces Of
various styles constantly hand Also Table and Blu
Tops Wash Stands, Counters, &c, &C. made to
der on the most reasonable terms
PRATT NOLAN, No. Old Market st,
Worcester.
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OUR SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS.
Evenings with the Children,
by the Rev Dir. Cheeyer.
Letter from Boston, by Mrs.
Stowe.
Elijah and Elisha Ahab
and Benhadad.
The Fine Arts.
OUR Own CORRESPONDENCE.
Our French Correspondent.
Our English Correspondent.
Hospitals for Inebriatcs.
Our English Co respondent.
Our Paris Correspondent.
Letter from Vermont.
Letter from Iowa.
DR.. Bethune's Speech.
Phgnecian Literature.
LITERARY RECORD.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,
Highlan S of Scotland.
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.
EDITORIAL ARTICLES.
Prompt Renewal
Our Life Pilgrimage.
Dutch Perseverance.
Hope under ReYerSes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-09

"ORCFSTER COUNTY MECHAN-
w les ASSOCIATI0N.-The next quarterly meet
ing Of the Association will be held in the POLICE
COURr X )0M, on TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 9h at
u O'Clock to act upon the Of any persons that may
ba recommended for membership the Association; also
to transact any other business that may properly come
before the meeting. SAMUEL SMITH, Clerk.
" ofcester Jan. 5th, 1890. dat ian5
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ENOR SALE.-The STOCK and FIXTURES of a
w, BOOT y SHOE STORE. comprising a comnele as

sortment of new and well selected Goods in Westboro.
This OF the best locations for the above business
in any town in Worcester County, there being other
Store Of the kind in the place TO person who has had
some experience in this business, chance is offered,
rarely met with. The subscriber being engaged in the
manufacture of VIM. Hovey's Patent Straw Cutter and
wishing devote his whole at enton to the same would
dispose of his Boot and Shoe Store great bargain if
applied for GEO Il. RICE.
Westboro, Dec 25th, 1854. diff d27
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THE LAST NUMBER.
!. South-side View of the Slave
/, Trade.
. The Comprehensive Enact
3. ment.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
b | GENERAL News.
Money Market and Com
mercial Int .lligence writ
:. ten expressly for this pa
per.
/. FAMILY READING.
The Believer in Heaven.
/. The Little Beggar.
Practical Talks.
The Moiayian Heroes.
Encouragement for Chris
tian Mothers.
Happy New Year.
Franklin and his Men.
SELECTIONS.
Lay Ministry
The Calling of Believers.
Religion in the Family.
ADVERTISEMENTS
! EDITORS BOOK TABLE.
lie ter from K8nzls.
| OUR Cry column.
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HelmbOld's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHt

nor DISEASES Of The Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
II Diseases. Structures. Weaknesses. aud ell diseases
o the Sexual Organs, whether i'm Male Female. nom
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II YOU have contracted the terrible disease whlrh,
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PRICEs Fluid Extract o. Buchu 81 per bottle OF fJf v
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Our mex, extract will be
FILLHORx's PROCLAMATION.


"Your reasons" said the Cuban thought
fully, ''may be just and true; but | am urged
by convictions equally strong, though Apo
site, to proceed. II, in the singleness of my
zeal, am rash--if, in the greatness of my
hopes, am blind to the scruplos of your
superior judgment, it is, that | cannot put
from me the reliance have on the sturdy
strength of my American allies, or the unsha-
ken confidence | repose in the powerful sup
port which will be given me by the natives
of Cuba. If l fail, / shall have the honest
knowledge, that dared for good. This will,
in measure, compensate me for any misfor-
tune to myself, which may follow my effort
in behalf of my country's liberty. Yet hore
is very strong in my breast. My aim is q
high and glorious one-the elevation of n
degraded people. The proclamation OF the
President is"
"a mere piece of coquetry with Spain," in
terupted the American, with lurking smile
'intended to open her friendly ear to any pro.
posals which may hereafter be male relative
to the purchase of Cuba, which Mr.. Fillmore
is doubtless anxious to secure for the glory
of his administration. This severity is bu
seeming. Yet the proclamation is not only
| arbitrary, but most unwise. The President
of the United States cannot, with propriety
by any act of his own, estop himself from
claiming the right to protect the life of al
American citizen under all circumstances
he has no right to soiU asoay the lives Of freenen
IT. through his mistaken policy, he deems
them erring, they are still the sons of Wash
| ingtou, and their error is on the generous side
Of freedom. Its his duty, and should be hii
pride, to shield and protect American interest
1t Is not his province to wsntonly assign away
to foreign power the lives and liberties o
men by whose sufferance he holds his posi-
ton of limited-rlot absolute-power II,
is not their master, nor are they his slaves
to be thus delivered up at pleasure to tn,
mercy of despotic oppressor. The Presi
dent is the servant of the sovereign people
not their arbiter. This assumption of abso
lutte control-this taking on himself the RICH
to withdraw governments protection from
her free-born sons, is unlawful and most de
rogatory to the patriotic dignity of the maj
who stands in that position once held by tn
Immortal lover of the people" 1t is al
unnatural mother who forsakes her child, an,
permits him to be harshly dealt with by
stranger. A common sense of Justice scorn
the sophistry which admits that America can
with any show Of consistency, condemn he
children because they reek to extend the yer,
principles which are the life-breath Of he
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own existence-the very principles which she
from their infancy instills into their minds,
inculcates in their hearts, as the surest foun-
dation of moral and political good. If, with
this before her, che could bring herself to GEN.
sure the advocacy of the fundamental doc
trines of her own nationality-it should have
been with the loving kindness of mother,
and not with the violence of despot. 1t
was not her place to cast reproach and indig
nifty upon them. These men are no towards
to be menaced with arnls-no children to be
frightened into a servils obedience The
proclamation was disgraceful The Presi-
dent has laid down-given away his right to
interfere in their behalf. 1t was wrong, sir
all wrong, injudicious, and uncalled for."-
The general brought his hand down in the
most emphatic manner upon the table by
which he sat. ,<a
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The Cincinnati Commercial on Mr.
Calhoun.

The talented editors of the Commercial
have, we regret to say, taken sides with Ben
ton in his recent mendacities about Mr.. Cal
houn, and in the course of its article rsiterates
the stale charge that the illustrious South
erner sacrificed his consistency to his ambi-
ton.
Mr.. Calhoun, it is true, consented to the Mis-
sour Compromise; but to sssert that he was
"iin .faUor Of it'' is much too strong. Even on
the testimony of John Quincy Adams, who
was certainly biased witness, he only assent.
ed to the proposition that Congress had the
Constitutional pOtOy to prohibit Slavery in
the territories, but it was the opinion of al
the Cabinet except Adams, that the word
forever in the clause against Slavery ap
piled to the Missouri Territory while it con
tinued a Territory and no longer; that i
was merely a territorial forever, not inter
fering with the right of any State, that nigh
at any time be organized within the dis.
trict referred to, to establish or prohibit
Slavery. The proviso was sanctioned by Mr.
Monroe, with that Interpretation.
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COMMERCIAL.
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS

INDIANAPOLIS, July 2, 1855.
GrOos~iss.-Sugar, 797 &c, Coffee, llIs9l2hc; Plan
iation Molasses, IS 937e Rice s98e; Tobacco 121s9
4ze.
Esur.-Saes Of Flour are making at s9.sj9g.5O.
WAsat.-In demand at SI509I55; Corn GO; Hay
ss per ton.
Bacsa.-Hams, 999ke; Shoulders 18Th; Sides IA
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LENT, SOUTH & SHIPMAN,
PHOENIX FOUNDRY,

CORNER OF STATE AND WATER STREETS,
NEW ALBANY, INDIANA.
Steamboat and Land Engines of
every description.
Mil Irons Gndgeons aud Spindles Bevel Wheels, Face
Wheels aud Spur Wheels. All kinds OF Machine
Tor Saw and Cfrist Mills, Brass and Iron Cast
ings made al the very shortest notice.
IT. The highest price paid for old Brass, Iron and
Solder. je 22-d6w1y