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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-23

. A4EAAA 4 4 AAN0Ss
For the convenience of Mechanics and Others the
dersgned has made arrangements TO keep constantly
hand, a full assortment of PIPE and FITTINGS, for
Steam purposes, which will be sold at low prices
can be obtained elsewhere.
Having engaged competent and experienced workmen,
he is prepared to take contracts for the fitting up
Factories, Machine Shops Hotels, and other buildings
for Heating by Steam; all work warranted to be done
the most thorough manner and perfect satisfaction
anteed. JAMES b. BLAKE.
je2 No s Pearl Street Worcesfer dam
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Boots anN SHOES,

"A APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF
IA WORCESTER AND VICINITY.
rnSRp You are hereby notified that the Mechanics
EE*I Union Shoe Store Company have just received
H large stock Of New Goods, which they are selling
at lower preesafor the quality than have
ever been offered in this city,
notwithstanding all the opposition they have received
ther rade mas increased steadily, until it is firmly
established, and all they ask is fair geld and no favor
me company tender their sincere thanks to the cit
zens Tor their patronage and couptenance to support
ONE PRICE store'e They are determined to merit conn-
uance of their support by selling them the best of goods
81 the oDest prices in accordance with the expenses Of
the store.
All persons who wish to buy for cash and not have to
pay for other peoples debts who buy for credit are invited
to CALL and see for themselves Every article marked in
PAIN figures. one price, and no jockeyng.
No. 143 Main Street.
Worcester, July IA, 1866. d3m
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOIN NnToH EARLE &
fHoMAs DREW az No. 2l2 Main Street, Worcester Mass
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@GO@EGH-~
@ H E A p S TOREi
ENTIRE STOCK .!
M A R K E d DOW N u!
ONLY LOOK At THE PRICES .

ONLY LOOK at THE PRICES.
Best BARREaEs, worth ssc, Only...............12se
Yard Wide MUsLINs, ny........................sa
Extra Fine MusIins, nly.....................12so
De Bafges, ny..........................s ixpence
PRINTS nly.......................... .s.o
DE LANES, only 80
Bnrrege DeLaincs, only.
Yard Wide FRENCH PRINTS, only. ..12sc
Palm shnwIS, An Wool, Only..............$1 s2a
Extra PALM sHAwLs, All Wool, only.
BOrdercd ShRwIs, All Wool, onIy..........$2O
Extra BoRDERED sHAwLs, all wool, only. .....$22
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Price Two cents.
Drp GOODS.

REAT ExcITEMENr.
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LARRIN SMITH,
= ST A TIE Y 70 n " g. %

REAL ESTATE BROKE
Office 286 Main Street,
Is row prepared to offer at GREAT BARGAINS, a good
variety Of new Houses in the city, in almost any direction
or distance from the City Hail. that may be desired and
for CREDIT that cannot fail to suit
He VIII sell few VERY low for cash. or he will give a
credit on some of them from fifteen to twenty years If
desired. Also, BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY, and
FARMS IN THE COUNTRY, as usual.
Te public are respectfully invited to call and examine
ana we will be happy to wait upon then and show ou
assortment. DIFF mch21
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BUST RECEIVED-A large lot of GaDnis
~ FRENCH BOOTS and SHOES, Calf and Patent
by GEO L. ALLEN.
mylo dist Brinley Row
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BLOUSE AND SIG N PAINTING.

III. 0'NEIL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity that he has commenced business at the cor
ner Of Oh Market and Main Street under the Ex-
Change Hotel where all orders in the above line will be
promptly attended to- The subscriber being practical
workman of unquestionahe experience, both in Europe
and America feels confident Of giving complete satsfac-
ron TO all who may favor him with a call; and hopes by
tret attention to business, to merit share Of public pat
onage.
Specimens of Graning to be seen the premises.
mchl9 d6m& WITT
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~ MASSACHUSETTS, MORGAN,
I'm The undersigned gives notice that his fne
H~S& stallion, Massachusetts, Morgan, viii stand the
S1E-A remainder Of the season ct his stable on Pleas
ant Street, opposite Lncoln's Nurseries, Massachusetts
Morgan sired by the celebrated Green Mountain Nor
gan, owned by Slas Hale Of Royalston His dam was
cross Of the best English blood with the Morgan and he
raised by Calvin Wheelock of Sutton in this county
Massachusetts Morgan Of the finest animals In the
country lie weighs over 1000 pounds, and has trotted
his mile In three minutes For ymmetry Of form and
grace OF motion and bottom, he has no superior
The stock Of Massachusetts Morgan inherit all the good
qualities Of their sire and his colts have been sold at
prices ranging from 400 TO 1000 dollars.
Terms $40 the season. Mares brought from distance
will be kept three four days, until served without
extra charge. JAALAM GATES,
my19 deod&wH 173 Pleasant 81.
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EA ID A G fl e .-HUTOHINS' HEADACHE
PILLS "A sure cure for Bilious Nervous Sick
Headache, and Neuralgia.
These Pills warranted sure relief Try them and
you shall not be disappointed.
For sale by druggists generally. ives daw3m
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A LWAYS SOMETHING NEW Tread
IA THIS--0LD AND YOUNG!
q = ESQ WDnD,c

"A Il " Il SOn EE HING N EtS READ
IA THIS--oLD AND YOUNG!
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR RE ST ORATIVE,
Is doubt the most wonderful discovery Of this age of
progress Tor twill restore permanently gray hair to IFS
original COLOR cover the head Of the bald with most lux
uriant growth remove all dandru and itching
cure all scroula and other cutanaols eruptous ETC. Ii
viii cure as II by magic nervous periodical headache
make the hair soft glossy and wavy, and preserve the
color perfectly and the hair from falling extreme old
hge
The following is from distinguished member of the
medical profession
ST. PAUL, January l. 1856.
PROF. o. j. WooD: Dear Sr-Unsoicted L send Won
this certificate. After being nearly bald for long time
and having tried all the hair resoTatves exant and bay
ing no faith in any, induced on hearing of yours
to give it trial placed myself in the hands of bar
Der, and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush and
the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in till the
scalp vas aglOB This Irepeated every morning and in
three weeks the young hair appeared and grew rapidly
from Angus last until the present time and now thick
black, and srongsot and pleasant the touch; where
as before it was harsh and wiry what little there was of
it, and that little was disappearing very rapidly still
use your Restorative about twice week, and shall soon
have good and perfect crop of hair. Now had read
of these thngsaud who has not? but have not seen hith
erto any where any PERSONS hair really bene
fitted by any of the hair tonic etc. Of the day; and
really gives pleasure to record the result of NV expe.
rence. have Recommended your preparation to Others
and already has large and general sale throughout the
Territory The people here know its effects and have con
hdence init The supply you sent Wholesale agents
Tor the Territory is nearly exhausted and daily inquiries
axe made for it, You deserve credit Tor your discovery;
and for return you my thanks for the benefit it has
done me- for certainly had espared long ago of ever
ehecting any such result. Yours, hastily,
Firm Of Bond Kelley, Druggists, St. Paul.
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IDEAL ESTATE BROKER.-The under
ma signed has taken an Office at No. so, Main street
where he will be happy to meet any persons desrous 81
purchasing building lots farms, those having Real
Estate which they wish TO exchange for other
Any person, DESTROYS Of purchasing exchanging Real
Estate will End It for their interest 70 call on me- Al
my ofce between the hours Of d o'clock A. NJ and 3J
o'clock p. NJ
N. BMoney will be furnished to purchasers who wla
10 build. BENJAMIN WADsWORTII
Worcester, July 3. 1856 d1v
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~ s w 30 OKS! FOR SALE BY
u. BAKER &; CO.,
1874 Main Street.
India; or the Pearl of Pearl River
TangletoBn Letters.
Irying's Life of Washington. Vol LIST.
The Tontue Of Fire.
Macaulsys' Lays of Ancient Rome
Siberts Void.
Peter Still
The War Path.
Sunbeam Stories
Conversation; Its Faults and its Graces.
Home Studies.
ElmwOod.
Altha; or Shells from the Strand
Kate Stanton.
Raising the Veil.
Rambles in Eastern Asia.
Ambition; By Kate Willis
Kate Coventry.
Life and Public Services of JAMES BUCHANAN
Republican Campaign Songsters
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ENRON NEW WHEAT HiUr Quar-
a Beach, and other choice brands of FLOUR. from
new "Ganesee" wheat, can be had at
BROOKS & STEARNs
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$, r. PARKER,

49, ~ Millbury Carriage Mandatory,
Has hand at the present time Carryalls Phaetons
4 Chaises Top Buggies. and Concord Wagons; also
Buggy and Chaise HARNESSES, all new, made of the
pest materials and warranted to give satisfaction Also
several second hand Carriages which will be sold low
Repairing done to order. myIo eodSw3m&
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EVLOCR ON CONSEQUENTLY & W.
H Fl HARRIS, BANK BLOCK, FOSTER STREET are the
agents of William G. Casse William Gallagher and Beau
mont Hongsworth, of GAINESVILLE Ohio for the sale Of
their highly popular Family & Bakers brands Flour,
among which are the following they WARRANTED TO
give satisfaction in all cases.
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TDISsOLUTTON OF COPARTNER-
~ sHIP.-rhe copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers under the name OF B. L. ARDON
CO. is this day dissolved by consent. Either
partySwi sign the of the finn in liquidation Of its
affairs. B. L. HARD0N.
STEPHEN SAWYER.
Worcester, July IS, 1856. jy31 diff
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miscellaneous.

HORSE FOR SALE.-A very good
ESes Horse, suitable for light carriage, aeet ana
-A-EtSkind, price $780, Inquire at this oBce i42 at
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Books, 5ta,iouc D, Mt.

N. HERVEY & CO.,
No. 2 AmeFi an House Block.
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Books, tatio cry, & Fancy Goods,
AND PROPRIETORs OF THE
" oFcester County s. =. Depository.
BLANK BOOKS Of all kinds on hand or made to or
der. Agents and Country Dealers supplied on liberal
terms. apI6 diff
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Princeton, June 10, 1856.
T. s. The most direct way to Princeton is to take the
4 p M train from Boston to Worcester, thence to Oak
dale over the Worcester and Nashua r. r. miles, and
hence by stage to Princeton, miles. je19 eod3ms
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The Tailoring and Clothing business will be continued
at the old stand by the subscriber who has Mr. Charles
Blanchard with him. and solcits the continuance of his
old Patrons as he Intends to keep nice stock of Goods
and work done in the best manner to suit customers.
Please call. WILLARD RICHMOND.
Worcester, July %, 1856. jy23 dtf
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AISSOLUTION.-The copartnership heretofore
kV existing between the subscribers under the firm of
RICHMOND TR0WBRIDE. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted to requested
to make immediate payment to either of the undersigned.
WILLARD RICHMOND,
Worcester, July o. JOSEPH A. TR0WBRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

Saaz ) l. sas
DREAMING AND. ScHEMING We ikesa good
story, and the last number of Blackwood fur
nishes one as follows: M s.Ma. ess III ]
Some years ago.. when all the world we're
mad upon lotteries. the cock Of Q middle aged
gentleman drew from his hands the savings OF
some years. Her master curious to know the
cause, learned that she had repeatedly dreamed
that a number IVES great pr;zc, and she had
'S lie called her iooi for her pains, and het-
er omitted an occasion to- tcaze her upon the
subject. One day, however, the master saw in
the newspaper, or 1T the. booksellers IN the
country town, that the. number was actually
the .R20, 900 prize. Cock is called up, O pala-
ver ensues had known each other many years.
10th to part, Gcs; in short, he proposes and
is accepted, but insists on marriage the next
morning. Married theys were, and AS the car
rage took them from the church, they enjoyed
the foIlowiIg dialogue: IS - 80 ys.ssss A.ss
z Well Molly-tEo happy events IN one day.
You have married, Itrnst asgood hHshand;T
81 % have something else hnts ffsts letsme ask
where YOU have locked up FOUR lottery ticket e
Molly. who Thought that her master was
only ,bantering her upon IA old point. cried,
= Don't You say no more about It. thought
how it would be, and that should never hear
the end ont SO sold 1t to the banker OF ouI
village for guinea profit !; SO yon need never
BE angry With me again about that.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Vol. xxxI--No. So. Mhols No. IS.


Crsi ~ shoula d. bis bet O. 0Vu &
home. The FIRST money which be d0n spare
ought to be invested ina dwelling, where his
family can live permanently Viewed Is .
Fmatterof economy,i that Is important not only
because be can ordinarily build cheaper than
he can rent, but because bf the expense c1dsed
by a frequent change bf fesilehces u man
who in early life bulbs home for himself and
family will save some thousands Of dollars IN
the course Of twenty years, besides avoiding
the Inconvenience and trouble Of ren1oT1ls.-
Apart from this, there is something agreeable
to our better nature In having home that we
can call our own. II is q form Of property
that is more than property. It speaks to the
heart, enlists the sentiments, and enohles the
spossessor. The associations that spring up
around it, as the birthplace of children--as
the scones of life's hottest emotions--as the
sanctuary where the spirit cherishes les purest
thoughts, are snre as all value and wheueser
their influence is exertcd, the moral sensbilities
are improved and exalted. The greater part
of our happiness Of to-day is increased hy che
place where we were happy on yesterday and
that insensihly, scenes and Circumstances goth-
or up store Of blesscdness for the weary
hours Of the future I On, this account, we
'should, do all in our power to make home at
'tractire Not only should, we cultivate such
teinpcrs rs serve to render its Intercourse amia.
Bile and atItctionate, bht We should strive to
aloru it with these charms which good sellse
and refinement 50 easily inpart to il. Wesay
eosilS, for there orc persons who, think that
home cannot he beautihed without a conside-
lrable outlay Of mone5, Some people are in
error. 1t costs little to have a neat flower
garden, and to surround your dwelling with
those simple beauties which delight the eye
far more than expensive objects. If you VIII
let the sunshine and dew alorn your yard, they
win do more for you than any artist. Nature
delights in beauty. She loves to brighten the
landscape and make it agreeable to the eye.
She hangs the Try around the ruin, and over
the stump of a withered tree twines the grace
ful vie. a thousand arts she ptactises to afl-
innate the senses aud please the mind. Follow
her example, and do for yourself what she 81
always tailoring to do for Sou. Beauty IS
divine i,strnmentality. 1t is one Of Gods cho-
sen forms Of power. we 'neyet see creative
energy without something beyond hiere exis-
tence, and hence the whole universe is teach
er and inspircr Of beauty. Every man was
born 10 be an artist so far as The appreciation
and enjoyment ofyberuty are concerned, and.
he robs himself of one Of the precious gifts of
his being if he fails to full this beDeiiccut purs
pose bf his creation. - SoathsrM Nmss p
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
Advertising.
The Long Ago.


Oh !! wonderful stream Is the river Time
AZ II runs through, the realms Of tears.
VITA fauiticss rhythm. and musical rhyme,
With : broader sweep, and ssurge sublime,
That blends with ths ocean Of years.
Vow TIE winters are drifting, like fakes of snow,
And tiae summers like buds between,
And the year Ia the sheaf they come and they 60
On the river breast. with its ebb and flow,
A. itg,ides in the shadow and sheen
There q magical isle on the river Time, z4
Where the softsst Of airs are playing
There's cloudless sky and tropical CLINE, =
And song . sweet rs q vesper chime. assSa
And the Juaes with the roses are staying.
And the name Of this isle Is the Long Ago, III
And We hurry our treasure there .g IA. i
There IRE brows OF beauty, and bosoms of snow,
There are heaps Of dust. but We loved them 70
Thsre are trinkets and tressss Of hair. .-,-
There are Fragments 81 song that melody sings,
81 And > part Of an infants prayer:
There's lutte unswept, and harp without strings.
Airhere are broken vows and pieces Of rings,
And the garments she used TO wear.
There asciasds that atc waved whcnthe fry shore,
by the ,ningeis lifted IN air:
And We sometimes hear through the turbulent roar
Sweet voices wo heard In days gone before
When the wind down tho river Is fair.
asoh remembered for sye be the blessed isle,
All the day Of our life till night I, -, ..as
When the evening colaes With It's beautiful smile
And our eyss are closing 10 slumbcr awhile. @
May that +" greenwood Of soul be In sight
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

CONT what! Why count the tnerEles which
have been quietly falling in your path through
every period Of your history. Downthey come;
every morning ind every evening, an angel
messenger from the Father Of lights TO tell Of
your best friend in heaven. Have you lived
those years, wasting mercies,9 treading them be-
meath your feet, and CONSUMING them every
day. aud never yet realized from whence they
came IF you have heaven pity you. - ez,.s
l.. You have inurinured under affection hut.
who has heard yon rejoice over blessing. Do
YOU ask what are these tiefces AK. the
sunbeam, The star, or the queen Of night
What is light but mercy !! What Is health.
strcbgth, friendship, social life, the gospel q.
Christ, divine worship? Had they the power
Of speech, each would soy, g / am mercy"
Perhaps son have never regarded them As such.
IF not, you have been call student Of nature;
What IS tho prroopfEiety Il stopping Il play,
with thorn, bush when you may inst as well
pluck sweet flowers and eat pleasant fruits 49,.
/ Yet We have sbeh enough of men to Know
that they have morbid appetite fof thorns:
If they have lost friend they will fniirfnur at
the hiss, even il God has given them q score
Of new ones. And somehow, everything as
sumes q .yalue whch it is gone; which man
would not acknowledge when he had 1t ID his
possession, unless Indeed some one wished 70
Happy IS he Who locks IN The bright side
Of life. Of providence, and Of revelation. Who
avoids thorns; thickets and slougls, until big
Christiai, growth is such that Il he cannot ifn-
prove them, he may pass ainoHe them without
injury Count nercics before you complhih Of
Affections
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11

KEEP that man at distance Who hates nun.
sic and tho laugh Of a'chiid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-12-11
The snow. Shower.

u The Snow Shower.
Stand here by my side. and turn, Ipray, i'
On the lake below thy gentle eyes;
E The clouds hang over II heavy and gray, =
And. dark and silent tho wsscr Hes;
And out Of that frozen mist tho snow
I In waveling fakes begin 70 fow.
Flake Aftef fake,
u They sink In the dark and silent lake.
See how In = living swarm they come,
From the chambers beyond that misty vail;
Soms hover while In air. and some
Rush promo from the sky like summer hail.,
All, dropping swiftly or settling slow.
j. Meet ana AFe still In the depth below:
Flakc after fake, $3.50
i Dissolved IL the dark and silent lake.
Here delicate snow.stafs oatof the cloud q
Come floating downward Id airy play, !.
eL1kctpsnglcs dropped from the glistcning dfowd
That whitcn BY night the milky way
aThercl roadsr and buriist masses fall
Ths sullssi water bur,ss them Ill
-, y Flake after flake.
All dro&nsd 10 The dalk and silent iake
And some. y 81 tshdes wins they glids
HON their aohilly birth-cloud; dim and ktay,
Ara Joined h their fill, and side BY side,
Come cllnging aioug their unsteady way
As friAad Vim fkisnd Sf husband With wife,
Makes hand ID hand tho pas % q life:
Each mated naks s@s
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-12
THE GREAT DICKINSON
CORN SHELLER

7 HAVE purchased the patent right for the
Il above great Corn Shelters for the State of Ar
kansas.and will at as early day as possible be at
Little Rock, prepared to sell machines and the
patent right for counties throughout the entire
State.
The rights for this celebrated Corn Shelter have
been disposed of for every State IN the Union. at
enormous rates, and it needs but to be seen to
commend itself to every practical man.
1t commends ITSELF
1st- By its cheaphess.
I'd Durability, simplicity, hshtness, portability
and no chance to get out OF order.
3d. The manner OF doing its work-and this I
curious enough. In all other machines the corn
is removed by grinding, crushing, MASKING,
lamming process, but in this 1t is picked OH as a
child would do with its fingers
4th. No matter what is the size of the cob, or
shape, every kernel is taken off and done neatly
that not even the chut husk that holds the corn
is at all disturbed or rubbed of. hence the corn
is clean-deposited in bag or box, while the
cobs unbroken are laid on one side by the machine
itself.
5th. All other machines require so much power
that they are almost useless, while this is run and
ted by boy of 10 years old, who will shell from
so to 90 bushels day.
9Th. But the most wonderful performance OF
this curious machine, is the fact that it shells Wet
and Green corn. jus: as easily as Dry corn
7th- This is the only machine that will select
and shell corn fol- seed, without injury to the
grain
VIM. HERVEY ALLEN
April p 1856 14-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-11-12
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the NJ. o. and r. r. Railr oad

A a meeting of the Board OF Directors of this
"A Company, held at their office in the city OF
Camden, at the following times, it was ordered
that calls as follows be made on all Subscriptions
OF Stock to said Company:
On the 10th OF November, 1852, first call was
made of one-half of one per cent. Due 10th of
January, 1853.
On the Sd of July, 1853, further call of two
per cent was made. Due the ensuing August.
On January 11th,, 1854 further call of two
and half per cent. was made. Due the 18th
February ensuing.
On the 18th day of February, 1854, further
call OF ten per cent. was made. Due 1st May
ensuing.
On the 18th day of February, 1855, further
call of ten per cent. was made. Due 1st March
ensuing. .-s--
On the 18th day of February, 1856. a further
call OF twenty-five per cent. was made. Due 1st
April ensuing. - -. a.-.--
Total amount of calls to date, fifty per cent
Snn tcW be instituted against all dciinqucnfs
rcho do mot pay their calls lcltin sirty days
j. T. ELLIOTT, Secretary.
Camden, May l, 1856 1910 /