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, 1855-09-14

ISsfRuMkars OF aNAk.A The Liverpool
Times sayssthut the 6rsb gun for the Eng
lish steamer HorAiio y nearly fpished, and
will be ready for trial in few days, \ It
viii weigh with its carriage ifty tuns zc-
cording to the estimates which have been
made Of It's capabilities, itswlll throw .
shot Of half a tun weight Adistahco of four
miles. Two and quarter barrels ofygun-
powder, OF two hundred and. twenty-five
pounds win be required for a'single charge.
IL such guns as these are ever brought m
to practical and successful operation they
will make little Of the walls and foEtresses
Of engineering skill. "a. ,.-,..s.
A correspondent Of the New York Mr.
ror, writing from Washington, says that
the great twelve inch gun with which Lieu
tenant Dahlgreen has been experimenting,
burst after nineteen hundred, shots pere
fired, falling into three pieces /; the breech
dividing, inio two, equal halves, and the
chase or forward part Of the gun remaining
entire. 20 The same correspondent states
that the ordnance department have adeci-
ded on adopting uniform gague or cali
bre for all their small arms-the musket,
rife and pistol, viz; 'ffty-eight one hun
dredths Of an inch. This win simplify the
supplying of ammunition 500 % 9W.
, 1855-09-14

FRoM WAsHINGroN-President Pierce,
on Monday, gave dinner to the officers Of
the new regiments. Among the guests
were Secretary Davis, General Cushing
and General Isaac e. Morse Of La.
Secretary Dobbin has left for Virginia
After spending few daysat the Springs
be will join the frigate Potomac, strNor
folk, and proceed in her to NewYork.
Judge GiIchrist, Of the court Of claims
arrived on Monday, and that court is now
ready to proceed with business.
, 1855-09-14
P8 r Y r Y.


h5- These touching lines, from the pen Of our a
tentiye and welcome correspondent William ROderic
Lawrence, were written after a recent visit to ths
beautiful burial spot Spring Grove Cemetery, wher
the woods and lakes received Mrs. Sgourneys Fade
Hope in her only son, who repOses there HON
Journal
The wind goes murmuhng through the boughs above
And whispers softly to each leafet fair
Which, shrinking from the zcphyr's airy touch,
Is dancing gayly in the summer air.
Upon the bosom OF the crystal lake,
There sleeps reflected mauy tree and flower
The bueeyed violet sweet fern aud brake, f#
With beauty radiant at this golden hour.
The azure hills are stretching far away,
Enwrapped in mist as with feathery veil
Compared with objects nearer to the eye, q 1f
Faint in their outline, shadowy and pale.
Dark trunks of clms and naples proudly stand
swayed by the breeze crcak like fragile mast,
Der which the sea has dashed with fury wild, I
Or raging tempest laundering hath past.
Long shadows sweep the soft green velvet turf
Blending with other shadows, cool and gray
Which gather in the deeply wooded dells
And sweep the purple hills far, far away.
thousand voices mid the scene arise ..-..
From fcathered songsters ever on the wing;
The crystal lake, the sky, and leafy wood
Echo the joyous tribute which they bring.
Alone with nature how the heart doth beat
In unison with everything around, -n'a 'f
Wbiln drtnkinr in tia bono
Oh! what scene of calm, sweet rest is found
, 1855-09-14

! nSrA train offifty wagons left Corpus
Christi, Texas, u few days since for Kansas
territory It will take the train six mOetbs
TO make the trip. --...i..- r----..
, 1855-09-14
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DS8r A young man in Hampton falls, N.
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UIynlpI"l =" "shI"B1U" HVIII'"Ig'
August nth 1855 -nloly
E. ii. WILSON,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, HARD
I'd. WARE, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
At Dcs:lutcs, W. II. ..
A good assortment Of the above
merchandise will he kept constantly on
hand and offered for sale at prices to suit the times
+. II. WILSON.
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WINTER EARNINGs.-rbo farmers good
time has come. No matter if the day is mel.
ancholy, so is not he. If the wind whistles
mourntully, he whistles gaily and gladly and
if the clouds weep rivers of tears, he laughs
whole volumes of good nature. His barns and
granaries are full to overlooking; lis wheat
brings a fair price into his purse his wood
gives his pocket a snug lining, and his por-
cine family grunt to a tune pitched on a high
key. Whatever he has to SELL brings good
price in cash, and the music Of dollars and the
dimes jingles pleasant cadence ia his ears. --
No matter If the tempest howls among tho hills
he has the glowing hearthstone and the bright
smile Of the good wife who has been the light
of his eyes and the pride of his heart, and thu
merry prattle of all the loved ones at home TO
to minister 10 his comfort. Truly may our
farmers say, that for them ''the lines have
fallen in pleasant places, and they have good.
ly heritage" But don't forget, My dear Mr..
Farmer, that in return for all these blessings
you have something to do. Every body NAV
not be so fortunate as yourself. The widow
may be pinched in the close grasp Of poverty,
and the orphan may suffer with the singing
cold. Weneed not tell you to open wide YOUR
heart and pocket for the assistance Of the real
ly needy, for you cannot DO true Western
citizen, and miser, or cold or uncharitablc;
and we would only venture to hint, that
among all your luxuries you place highest
"thc luxury of doing good"
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PsENT FREE OF POSTAGE. 60
VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL BOOKS,
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FARMING AND GARDENING.
Stephens Book of the Farm. .........S4 90
Alleu's American Farm Book. 90
Blakes Farmer at Home. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
BuistS Family Kitchen Gardner. ................ rs
Beatty's Southern Agriculture Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fessendens Complete Farmer and Gardener ...... 25
The American Kitchen Gardener. 25
Cobbett's American Gardener. 50
John toms Dictionary Of Modern Gardening. 80
Th2ers Principles of Agriculture 90
Mc4lahon's American G rdeuer ................. 90
European Agriculture by Colman. .............. 90
wilson on the Culture Of Flax. -
FRUITS
Eliotts American Fruit Growers Guide p
Allen on the Grape. 90
Guide to the Orchard, by Lndley. ............ %
Hoare on the Vine. 80
SpOpncr on the Grape. 3S
Ghorlton's COLI Grdpery. ...................... so
Pardee on the Strawberry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
MANuRES.
Ut vines American Fl III Book Of Manures. .
Danas Prlze Essay on Manures l p
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AGMe' LIyEAL CHEMISTRY.
JohnstonS Agricultural Chemistry. ............. 25
Joalstohs Elements OF Agricultural Chemistry and
u oosy .''''''..''.-''..''.''''.. %
Nashs Progressive Farmer. ................... 90
dement's OF Agriculture, by skinner 70
Lopham,s Chemstry AIaae Easy.....'.......'.... 70
Hortons Scientific Agriculture. 10
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CheAg,l tle!u lectures ..''...''.. w
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24
lUants.

A GENTS WANTED-ro engage IN a lucrative
N and permanent business, of the sale Of Dr. j Black
mans Genuine HEALING BALSAM sALVE n SPREAD
PLASTERS
For further particulars inquire Of j. @. sr0DDARD
Agent for Worcester, MdlleseX and Essex Counties No
Newton ST. to whom all orders for Medicine or appll.
cation for Agencies must be addressed.
ap13 du
XNTANTED - EXPERIENCED MILLINERs at
Wv No. liz Main street. Apply Immediately TO
81 diff AUSTIN FLINT.
ENTILLOw WARE.--oabs, Wagons, Grader
Wv Baskets &C., at the lowest prices ut
MERRILbS,
d&wtf 22l Main 81
4 AO!Es' THYME BAGS, and WILLOW
4 a pAsNGih onvap. at MEltNinDl q, -. da,h 81.
lu
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TIE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JoHN MILTON EARLE, h
EHoMAs DREW No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24

DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; IS for three months 10 cents per week. single
deduction of 81 year will be made and proporionate
educton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prce two dollars a year; 81 for six
months, and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance ST. cts. year; single copies cents each.
q The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters to other States IS cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year, in
ether States "A cts. year
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24

The dry feeding being-hay II lbs. with oats aad
beans II lbs the steamed feed-hiy lbs beans 8
lbs, and linseed lbCaird's English Agriculture,
p. 346.
-JohnstOn's Ag. Chemistry and Geology.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24
Clothing, Mt.

S|b+lt@lIet1 W..
HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN
FROM.A FOREIGN STORE,
AND OH II WILL FILL MY SOUL WITH JOY
TO GREET MY FRIENDS ONCE MORE
vENHE -sUBsLRIBER takes pleasure in an
n nouncing to his friends and the public, his
r E M O V AL
from the temporary location in the Central Exchange
his original place of business,
OPPOSITE THE BOSTON & WORCESTER RAILROAD
DEPOT.
The old "T7mbs" building has at length disappeared
and upon its now stands one Of the most stately blocks
in the city of Worcester; and here at his old stand,
Nc. 4, Worcester House Buildings,
with enlarged accommodations, and otherwise increased
f.,lities,
H. u n Il e r
throws open his doos and invites hi, old friends and the
public generally, to call and examine assortment of
@ LOT H IN G..
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AS RICH, EXTENSIVE, AND VARIED,
any heretofore offered in this market And in this,
our new opening, have taken especial pains to make
The stock consists of
oVERCOATs, Sacks DRESS COATS, FROCK COATS
FR0CK SACKS, GREEN 4 PILOT CLOTH
JACKETS
of all suitable Styles, Coors and Prices
VESTS,
Single and Double Breasted, from the richest
PLUSH, yELyETs SILKS, SATINs, CLOTHS, MAR
sEILLES, &c, 20 the lowest priced VALENCIAS.
PANTS,
from Plain and Fancy D0ESKINS, BROADCLOTHS
KERSEYs & sATINETs, of all colors, Sorts sizes, and
qualities.
We also have in store very extensive assortment of
CLOTHS AND PIECE GOODS,
and special pains will be taken to make the new Store
the place for suited in Garments made to order
would invite all to give Mr. REED chance at them.
All garments warranted, sale.
A larger assortment of BOYS CLOTHING will be kept
for in the new Store than has been heretofore and
mothers and fathers invited to bring or send their
children here to trade.
Also, constantly IN hand, splendid stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
among which will be found all styles of
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, SCARFS,
CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
STOCKS, SOCKS, GLOVES,
. . L II N II II IL ., NJ L L >, L IL =,
DRAWERS, UNDERSHIRTS,
OVERALLS, UMBRELLAS,
&C.. &c.
Also, large assortment
Hnfs& Caps. and Rubbcr s. OIL
Clothing.
We beg to assure friends that manufacture all
of our Clothing ourselves and every article sold
to be as represented and trust that extensive
Stock, excellent STYLES an Cutting, good Workmen,
obigng Clerks, and Low PRICES, will not only retain
our old customers but give proportion of pat
ronage.
LUTHER'S,
No. 1, Worcester House Buildings,
Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Opposite Boston 4 Worcester r. r. Depot.
ms d&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24

GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
81 1-2 to 1870 cts Assorted Lot of Shirts and
Drawers.
so to 200 cts. Fine Shirts Linen Bosoms & Collars.
IL 1-2 to so cts. Fine Linen Bosoms.
D to 1 I cts. Fine Linen Collars.
% to 100 els. Stocks and Cravats.
25 to 100 cts. Silk Pocket Handkerchefs.
1910 80 cts. suspenlers.
81 to 200 cts. Umbrellas.
to Ia cts. Tooth Brushes.
Gto1OO cts. Hair Brushes.
Together with great variety of Fancy Goods, be
closed up cheap.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
So to 3. 0versacks.
$ leg to 4. Jackets.
S to 3. Cashmere, Cloth, and Doeskin Pants.
so to 200 cts. Vests.
$50 to 500 cts. Suit of jacket and Pants
Perry truly the dJoUe are fous pricfsl Purchasers
requested to bring this advertisement with them and
they will then acknowledge the fact determined
to close up all the stock Winter Clothing The new
book soak Hall PICTORIAL will be presented every pur
chaser.
O A X II A l. J.
81 NOrih Street, Boston.
die d5taw&w3mis
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HOW PUSSY JUMPS, OR THE WAY
THE CROWD MOVES, ON A
TIGHT MONEY MARKET.
r. e A d !
UPWARDS OF sI5O,O0O WORTH
OF
WINTER CLOTHING.
r. e a D !!

WIN L E X Go ING,
AT THE FOLLOWING Low PRICES.
81 leg to 2. Good Pants, of various fabrics.
So I-2 Cashmere, Doeskin, ard Broadcloth Pants,
at this low price, for few days. to reduce stock.
So 3-4. Custom Made Doessin Pants Canvass Bot
toms, and made Of as goo materials the Pants for
which YOU usually pay So Closing sale of Winter Cloth
ing.
So to 81 Fancy Cashmere, Doeskn, ard Cloth Pants,
of very desirable patterns being at least 20 per cent less
than the same are usually sold
IS. nice affair for Gentleman. Over Garments,
custom made, usually sold for much more.
SO to IL. A Fine Custom Made overcoat or Sack,
made from Drab Blue, and Black Pilot Cloth Broadclotb
and Beaver Cloths, for this low price. viii guarantee
that the same garments are sold at from SIS to $40.
So 1s2. For Office Business Coat, to close out
the Stock.
SIS to 2. Dress and Frock Goats, from Superfne
Broadcloth and Doeskins made up in good style, Ud in
faithful manner All will be sold these low prices
close out stock.
ST to 1-2. Vests, Of the latest fashion, for these
low prices.
So to 3 1-2. Fora nice Fancy Satin Vest. Also
Black Fancy Six do, made up in the latest styles.
Gentlemens Dressing Gowns, very lowest prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24
g O M e II HIN @ N e w !
THE HELION LIGHT!
BY wOLSTENH0LME

Warranted More Brilliant than Gas!
PORTABLE AS FLUID SAFE AS OIL!
AND CHEAPER THAN EITHER!!!
The Manufacturer claims that of these Lamps gives
sir times the light Of ordinary doubly-wc fluid lamp,
for one cent per hour.
c. G. MUNGER respectfully announces to the cit-
of Worcester and vicinity that he has opened depot
in Rchmond's Block, 265 Main street, No. Up Stairs,
where Lamps and Oil for this beautiful light can be
had in any quantities, and fluid other lamps adapted
to the OF this light, at short notice.
Also Wolstiuhomes Files, in every variety for sale at
the same place. diff d.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

ExPLANATToN.-Eight to ten words make Iine-lO to
2lines square" nonpare type.l
Under lines. From 5 to lines. From TO II lines
l day 25c day 4Oc or a squire.
2days Acc 2 days 6Oc day SOC
8 SOC I" 75c DAVIS 75c
60c " 90c 8 q 100
roc " LOO 12O
soc 6 " ITO 1,50
10 LOO 10 " $50 10 22O
Il Ito 10 " 10 u $50
month l,75 1 month 2,54 1 month $40
months ESQ months $50 2 months 500
" 1925 $50 5 " 600
500 6 &" $50 " $50
] year 500 year 1900 l year 400
Ditto with right Ditto with right Ditto with right
to change to change once to change once
week SIS week ST. week S25
u The contractor for square for year with the right
of change has also the privilege Of making his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses Larger
advertisements at the same proportonate rates
o. Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days, two thirds of the above rates ADVERTISE
ments ordered inside all the time 33 per cent advance
Special notices, 10 per cent. advance.
Loaded business notices, in reading columns 10 cts
inc for one insertion.
Notices Of Funerals rs cts. Obituary notices, in ad
dton to the record of the death, cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $1,00. Each
additional insertion 20 cts. On squars months $500
One square, year, 5000
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Gus! oILS!!-lo,oOo gallons Bleaehed Winter
" Whale OIL,
1000 gallons Winter Sperm oil;
100 bols Cincinnati Lard on,
10 do. DO. Red Oil, for sale by
@. ~ A. J. HOWE,
Worcester Rank Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-24

RELATIVE PROPORTIONS OF room FOR MAN
YIELDED BY THE SAME HERBAGE IN
FORMS OF BEEF AND MILK.
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BILL OF FARE.

RN BR ADY., 12 Ann Street, n. Y.
a . PUBLISHER, BOOKSELLER, n IMPORTER
1f Foreign Newspapers Sole Publisher Of Paul de Rocks
Novels, translated Issued from the Partisan
press. Catalogues sent free Of postage dom JAMS
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NVbENT q IUNINU NJ FNks
No. 10 BEEKMAN SrREEr two doors below NASSAU ST.,
NEW YORK.
The finest Old Ale, Cigars and Liquors. always to be had
at the Bar. Green Turtle Soup hand at ali mes and
delivered to any part Of the city free Of extra charge
stewed T,rrapn, Chops aud all other deeacies al all
hours, and at short notice. Lodging 37 cts per night
JAMS d3m
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NNTIDE ANVAK E'S.--A iine lot tor sale ehsap
Wv MERRlLb> ~ Main street. u
The American patriot., 1855-09-15

if you please, and in every estimate have ar
rived at the same result
While the opposite party canvassed 'active-
ly," there was supineness on our side. The
opposition had motives for exertion. Besides
the election ofjudge, that day was fixed for
the nomination Of Parish officers. The can
vas brought out full vote-'arger than they
will be able to poll again shortly. With this
''show," we are sanguinely of the opinion that
the 'leaders" about here are not satisfied.
They are disappointed. They expected alarger
vote. .,
We will put the November vote on the State
ticket at 800 we will take 42o, give our op-
ponents $50, and our majority will be 40. At
this rate the American vote will be 420. Who
strikes for this one and all
We therefore say to our friends at home and
abroad "ee of good cheer" all is not lost that
is seemingly in danger. East Feliciana will do
her duty to the State in November.
The American patriot., 1855-09-15
New York Conventions.

The convention of Hards or anti-administra-
ton Democrats adopted Nebraska Kansas res
olutions, and although refusing to adopt any
resolution denouncing the Pierce dynasty, ad
ded an address of considerable length, censur-
ing the administration in unmeasured terms.
The convention refused all connection with the
softs by a vote of "a to 10.
The softs denounced the Nebraska Kansas
act, and approved of the course of the admin
istraton. Thus we have the national Demo-
cratic Party in New York divided into two
parties, one national and anti administration,
the other freesoil and in favor of the Admins
tration.
Strange anomaly, we find our southern Dem
ocrats whom we know to he sound on the sla-
very question joining hands with freesoilers in
the support Of Mr.. Pierce, when the hards
oppose him principally on account of his free
soil proclivities.