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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-20
Real Gstate.

o. WOODEN FACTORY FOR SALE
I'm The subscriber offers for sale Wooden Factory a
sAAssA- Dye House, three DWELLING HOUSES, a large
Boarding House near by, with about IA Of Ian d,
part OF which is covered with wood. The Machinery in
the factory may be sold with without the factory The
above named property is situated in the north part Of
Belngham, Mass. is about three miles from Milford
Depot and is the Pennman Factory, called, and will
be sold on reasonable terms.
II the above property is not sold it may be rented for
term of years.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber in
Milton, or of james j. Fisk, near the premises
MOSES WHITNEY.
Milton, (Mass.) April 49, 1855. deru6 Finn
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Il TAVERN STAND-FOR SALE
EEt-G1-2 OR 10 10 LET,-A good Tavern Stand, stu
lssrke&sW ated about miles from Worcester. The
sERdN premises consist Of about % Of wood and
LA7AA tilage land with good buildings nearly new.
The House is convenient and commodious with 10
The arm has stalls for 10 horses with drive way through
it. II will be sold at bargain applied for immediate
syj or not Sold 1t will be rented reasonable terms.
Inquire Of the subscriber at No. 2J7 Main st. Worcester
myl7 diff L. l.. MASON.
49, FOUNTAIN COTTAGE FOR SALE
M:;i That pleasant COTTAGE HOUSE in Cherry
H W. Valley in Leicester with outbudings and lands
connected herewith (about II acres) in high state Of
cultivation, and we'll stocAed with Fruit Trees Of the
choicest kinds and In bearing condition. is offered for sale
accommodating terms. Apply to b. BoTT0MLY, on
the premises or at the Spy Office myl3 dsm
a. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-sit-
M.i uaied in MULBERRY GRovE, Leicester consisting
AEsiA of HOUSE nearly new and two acres of land The
lanu excellent state OF cultivation and well stocked
with Fruit Trees, In good bearing condt m The above
offers rare chance for suburban resideuoeor for me-
ehanc who wishes 30 cultivate a small amou Of land.
For further particulars inquire Of JOHN PIPER near
the premises, or Of r. A. CURRY
Worcester, May IS, 1856. d2w
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TENHE BSCRIBER. REED AND HARNESS
n MAKER, and dealer in NanufacuseTs Articles
generally having liberal offer engage in other BUSH
ness, will sell his Machines Tools stock Of Goods Fix
lures and Good Will at bargain, If applied
The foreman in the reed business be retained at
fair price, Any information regarding the property
be obtained of the subscriber, l.. Il. DRAPER,
Fosters Block, Foster st. Worcester, Mass,
Or of E. d. & G. DRAPER,
-my17 dtf (Hopedale) Milford. Mass.
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E. b. LAMSON s. co.,
AUCTIONEERS & cOMMISSION MERCHANTS

E. b. LAMSON s. CO.,
AUCTIoNEERS 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Rooms Nos. Sc and 6S Main Street,
WORCESTER, MASS.
Would take this opportunity informing the citizens Of
Worcester and Worcester County, that having purchased
the stock and OF
Putuam's Auction Rooms,
Regular Sales at Auction, for Horses, Carriages Wag-
ons, Harnesses &C., will take place EVERY SATURDAY
p MORNING, at l0A O'Clock, in front of Sales Rooms.
Also Regular sales at Auction will be held EVERY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, commencing at l O'Clock, at
Office when will be offered for sale New and Second Hand
Furniture Dry Goods Hardware, Table Cutlery, Boots
Shoes Groceries, and Produce and every description of
property that may be consigned to them sale. They
will also give their personal attention to sales in any part
sgnees. Sherf's and Mortgagees Sales of Farms and
Farmers Stock, Real Estate Houses Furniture at private
residences, &c. Charges reasonable.
They will also attend to the selling of Real Estate or
any other kind of property at private SALE Liberal cash
advances made on property left on sale.
EVENING SALES of Dry and Fancy Goods, Watches
Clocks Jewelry, Cutlery, Hardware Boots Shoes Ready
Made Clothing, &C. Consiguments of all descriptions Of
property respectfully solicited.
N. b. Constantly on hand an assortment of New and
Second Hand Furniture, AT PRIVATE SALE, Low FOR
CASH.
Cash paid for Secondhand Furniture upon application
at The Auction Room.
Having had twenty years experience in selng in this
county, Il. Lamson is confident he will be able TO give
satisfaction to all that wish his services
Il. b. L. will also attend to the appraising of property
REFERENCES: Hon. Isaac Davis, George W. Richard
son. Esq John Boyden, Esq., Gen. Geo. Hobbs Charles
b. Pratt, Alex. Putnam. ELI B.. LAMSON,
LEVI G0SS
mia dawtf EDWIN H. LOWELL.
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BY E. w. VAIL
o., A GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPT
sH;l TALIsTS! Executors Sale of large and valVs
aAaaA bic lot of Real Estate.
II ~ IL. In LIZ. 80

Df Il. w. ALL.
- A GRAND CHANCE FOR CAPT
s;;; TALISTS! Executors Sale of a large and valua
.4AsaA. bic lot of Renl Estate.
FIVE HOUSES AT AUCTION
On Union and Mechanic Sts and one at New Worcester
On THURSDAY, May I'D will be sold without reserve
ont the premises, at the time above mentioned the follow
ing described property by order of the Executor of
Estate of David Fagg and by the power contained his
will, all the Real Els ate of said deceased, viz:
The large Double House with Lot, No. 25 Mechanic St.
ending on Union street.
Double House, with Lot, Nos. 20 and q Union st., be
ing good house for two families.
House and Lot, Nos % and % Union street, thi.
asO double house. suitable for two three families
House and Lot No. "a Union street, sufficiently large
for twoor three families.
Also, at O'Clock, the day the premises, that
very desirable estate in the village of New Worcester,
recently occupied by the widow of said David Fagg
sstng of of land. with large new, and thor
ough built HOUSE AND BARN thereon. This estate is
md to other for the residence of any gentleman
wishes 20 live somewhat retired from the of city
pavements, and the hustle incident thereto.
The above sale offers great inducements to capitalists
and spectators, the property will be sold to the high
est bidder for CASH delivery of deed. good title
will given The property be sold for the purpose
of settling the estate agreeable the will of the Testator
For further particulars and admission to the premises
inquire of the Auctoneer Office $50 Main Street. opposite
the Post Office. my1 diff
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AT AUCTION. on Mechanic St., Nos. / s. II.
Friday. May 2 3d. at 10 o'cIock A. NJ, will be
sold without reserve the prem ses the following valu-
able Real Estate, consisting of about 900 square
feet OF land with frontage said street of about IS feet
Upon the same is two story DWELLING HOUSE,
suitable for enements; Barn, Store, % by rs, 2
stories high and other outbuildngs all which will be
sold together or separately, purchasers may desire
q The above property is the centrally located of
any offered at auction in this city for long tme is in
close proximity to Main street. Railroad depots &c In
TACT the situation OF this real estate is unsurpassed by
any of from Main sweet; be made very lucrative
to the purchaser For terms and further particulars
qure of the Auctoneer $50 Main St. opposite the Post
Office. W. VAIL
myl6 dot
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Cost ano Iolluo.

OST Ton the 10th Instant, Gold Chain and PEN
NJ c with the initials :. j. o. the pencil. The md
or will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same at o. A.
BRowNtNG'S, 100 Mlin st. my13 dSt'
II OST-A PURSE. The finder will be suitably re-
NJ warded by leaving the same at the Spy ONCE
myl9 du -
n OST-In this city on Saturday last b small black
Lapdog, with white spot between It's eyes Who
ever will return IL 10 the owner at No 10 Salem St. viii
be rewarded. The Boy who enilced him away - espe-
ciay requested 70 heed THIS notice myls aoE
n,NOUND.--A Gold Chain aud Pencili the owner can
have them by proving property aud paying Tor this
Advertisement Call vt the Embroidery and Lace Store
M ii. H. DAYTON, l24 Main 81 Worcester. my1p d0l
[Sro. n. sPURR, wholesale agent for DR.. Fair.
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Drp GOODS.

y n % Y Il! !! /!
And look at the largest and best assortment o
f A N CY DOE KINS
Ever brought into this city,
We shall make them up into garments in STYLE that
coEnot be beat. Call on
MECORNEY & BIGELOW,
my8 DIFF ga Main Street.
READ ALL eye" PEOPLE AND REJOICE
Good Tidings for the Human Family.
MuItitudes of PeopIe-COnstant Rush.
Great Crowds-Immense Concourse.
TREM ENDOUS BARGAINS
ExcRUcIATING DISPLAY.
$4,000 WORTH
OF AUCTION LOTS.
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR THE OCCASION.
KEEP OFF THE TRACK
UOOus ht any Er1Ce I'm Huge uant1lleas
STRAW BoNNETs "ALMosr" GIVING AWAY.
"New York Branch Sc Main Street,
wo RcEsTE
We do no not general thing, like to blow the trum
pet Of fame for any party firm. We do" say how
ever, that such firms MACKENZIE, PRATT, & CO.,
ought to and will be appreciated and supported. These
gentlemen haze recently opened the "Branchn SO Main
Street (and to judge by the crowds that continually
throng it all day long, it is che" Branch of Indusry
with by far the largest cheapest most extensive
sortment of
Fancy Dry Goods
To be found in this State. And the way they do" sell
them is caution, and mistake. No use going twice
for the article; better buy at FIRST for on your
second appearance-crackey, lo and behold cit" has
made its Disappearance. Procrasnation is the thief
of time-yes, of bargains" likewise. Another great
and pre-emiuent feature in this establishment the zone
price syStem"-you always depend upon getting the
worth of your money and more too. No "jockeying"
with "three four" prces, here for one article Buy
or not buy, price rules tbs day. and all goods marked
in plain legible figures,
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NotiGes.
EXHIBITION OF MOSAIC WORK !

For "ReaI Estate" "Wants," "7o Lett
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Auftlons.
BY E w. VAIL, Auctioneer.
DER MPT TORY ALI
'LENDID PARTISAN ARTISTIC
B r. O N n E s


ID e r E Nj r T o RY A L f
SPLENDID PARTISAN ARTISTIC
B RON n e 81
1T AUCTION 1855 Main Street. next to Bay State
House, formerly occupied by WIN. B. TABOR Co.,
Wednesday, May 21st, at 10 o'clock A. M
On exhibition all day Tuesday and morning of sale
consisting of large Of the most costly de-
scrpton Of Bronzcs the importation of the Partisan Ar
tistc Bronze Company, who obtained the highest gold
and silver premiums at the CRYSTAL Palace in London
1851 Dublin, 1885, New York 1856 and Paris in 1855
Comprising large groups, among VIII oh may be found
Slain Knight; Stag Hcnti small Ststuettes, as Napo
leoni Wellington; Angels Warriorsi Creeks Hunters,
Shepherds.
Candstabras for g. !, and lights; bronze and ormula
CandlescSs of every description, supported by fgures
vases coupees; card and jewel recevers hanging flower
baskets with ormua chains segar and match recevers
superb bronze ormuia and China fountain nksands; pa
per weights, &c.
These goods hav, just been landed and all in perfect
order.
Ladies particularly invited to examine them previ
GUS to sale. myl7 dts
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
SKIRTSl SKIRTSl SKIRTSl

In consideration Of the unusual and unexpected de-
mand for Holiness Improved Seamless Whalebons Skirts
numerous and worthless limitations have been thrust into
Market and one particularly calculated to initiate tie
genuine bearing the same name and nearly the same
STAMP, and put up in the style. Our goods are
superior quality our cords at the bottom are made OK
pressy for our goods and warranted wash without in
jury, and no expense is spared TO make them perfectly
satisfactory particularly in giving grace form 10 the
dress) to the consumer male in piece breadh
and In future will be stamped "E j. Holmes Improved
Seamless Whalebone Skirt" The imitation an Inferior
quality In every and some important respects and made
10 two breadths and stamped Live ours as poss
BILE. See advertisement in another column.
my6 dawtf E.& j. HOLMES
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R4NOUND--On Thursday, 10th inst email white
~ pig. Tho owner can have II by calling on JAMES
SIBERIAN, No. % Pine e., aud paying charges. II.
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SIXTH.
The performances of the magnificent horse FIRE Fly rode
IN the Grand Manage Act by
MRS. O. L. NIXON,
Illustrating in series of beautiful eas of Equition,
Model School of Lady EquestriGnfsM. in the Saddle.
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CHAMBERIIN BARNARD, / cos.

NNOREST TR EES.-ou ard after Monday, May
H 49, shall have for exhibition and sale large guam
tity and good quality of Forest Trees. consisting of
Rock Maple, Elm, and and 9TH Trees Fruit and Flower
ing Shrubs and Plants and will provide and deliver tn
order Bean Poles and Pea Brush, at my DEPOSITORY
Eli Thayers land between SOuthbridge and the
Norwich Railroad south of the new bridge now building
under the II. X. HARVEY TAINTER.
Worcester, May IT, 1886. my20 diff
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LNLOUR! .-Haying received the
n Agency OF the superior Jos. Hall h Co. Flour,
call the attention Of arocers TO its examination.
rant this brand unsurpassed A. IL. ADAMS
f2T du ia State Street Boston
LNERTILIZERS.- Mapess Improved Miro
n geafzed. and No. Surer Phosphate Of Lime,
also White Mexican uUAN0, containing 95 pr cent Of
Phosphate Of Lime for sale 10 lots to suit purcha ers by
STEPHEN BARTLETT,
ap26 d1mis No. a. India Wharf, Boston
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MIR. PETER GLASS
Would respectfully the citizens Of this place
that he will give exhibition of Mosaic Work. at HOR
TlCULruRAL HALL, on Tuesday. w edne sda y,
and Thuruday. May 90, 81 and %, where all lovers
OF the beautiful in Art have oppOr unity Of be-
holding the most wonderful and henntiirl niscss of
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lJr Persons calling for the above letters. will pease
say they are advertised. n. BANtsTER, p. NJ.
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We have just received from Boston and New York
large and endless variety of Shawls consisting of Bro
chic, Gold Bordered Stella Bordered Painted Cashmere
Black Silk. and Grape Shawls.
500 Cashmere Square Shawls, worth. $40 for so
800 Cashmere Square Shawls, worth. -. Sl2 for 90
100 Cashmere Long Shawls, at half of the original
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WHITE CHECKED CAMBRICs
FROM A UCTI Nh
We shall open this week very large JOB Lot Of White
Plaid Cambrcs bought at auction, IN variety Of quail
ties and all size plad, which shall sell prices from
10 to 26c This rare chance for bargains In this kind
Of goods. d. Il. HARDON CO.
myI3 eodSt&w4t
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-15

HOME AND WOMAN Our homes
what are their corner-stones but the virtue
of woman, and on what does social we'll
being rest but in our homes? Must we not
trace all other blessings Of civilized life to
the doors of our private dwellings,? Are
not our hearth-stones guarded by holy
forms, conjugal, filial, and paternal love,
the cornerstone of church and state, more
sacred than either, more necessary than
both? Let our temples crumble, and our
capitols of state be levelled with the dust,
but spare our homes. Man did not invent,
and he cannot improve or abrogate them.
A private shelter to cover in two hearts
dearer to each other than all in the world; !;
high walls to exclude the profane eyes of
every human being; seclusion enough for
children to feel that mother is holy and
peculiar name-this is home: and here is
the birthplace of every secret thought
Here the church and state must come
for their origin and support. oh spare our
homes. The love we experle &C there
gives us our faith in infinite goodness; the
purity and disinterestedness of home is
our foretaste and our earnest of better
world. In relations there established and
fostered do we find through life the chief
solace and joy of existence. What friends
deserve the name compared with those
whom birthright gives us? Our mother
is worth thousand friends! our sister is
truer than twenty intimate companions.
We who have played on the same hearth,
unde- the light of the same smile, who
date back to the same scene and season of
innocence and hope, in whose veins runs
the same blood, do we not find that years
only make more sacred and more important
the tie that binds? Goodness may separate,
different spheres may divide, but those
who can love anything, who continue to
love at all, must find that the friends
whom God himself gave are wholly unlike
any we can choose for ourselves, and that
yearning for these is the strong spark in
our expiring affection Godey's Lady's
Book.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-15
pn1Ir1cAL NOTICE TT

POLITICAL NoTIcE. - The individual
who directed rocket on Friday evening
last with such skill and precision, in hori-
zontal direction, as to pass through the hat
and a portion of the hyacinthine curls of
the writer, will accept the thanks of that
person that he did not aim half an inch
lower; and on application at the corner of
jackson and Greenwich streets will re-
ceive the stick and lock of the hair cut
off by its passage. The experiment hav-
ing been so successful, need not be re-
peated. - Vide Vest
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-15

stripped himself to the work of massacre !
o! then, but it was vision both glo-
rious and dreadful to behold the orator.
His actions, before graceful as the wave
of golden willows in the breeze, grew i'm
petuous as the motion of an oak in the
hurricane His voice became trumpet
filed with wild whirlwinds, defeaning the
ear with crashes of power, and yet inter-
mingled all the while with the sweet under
song of the softest cadence. His face was
red as drunkards, his countenance looked
haggard like that of maniac; and ever
and anon he flung his bony arm on high,
as if grasping after thunder bolts. He
drew picture of murder in such appal-
ling colors, that in comparison, hell itself
might be considered beautiful. He painted
the slanderer so black that the sun seemed
dark at MONDAY when shining on such
an accursed monster,-and then he fixed
both portraits on the shining brow of Hop
kins and then he nailed them there forever
The agitation of the audience nearly
amounted to madness.
All at once the speaker descends from
his perilous height. His voice walled out
for the murdered, and described the sor-
rows of the widowed living,-th beauti-
full Mary, more beautiful every moment, as
her tears flowed faster,-till men wept,
and lovely women sobbed like children
lie closed by strange exhortation to
the jury, and through them to the by
ISLANDERS. He entreated the panel, after
they should bring in their verdict for the
plaintiff, not to offer violence to the de-
fendant, however richly he might deserve
it,-in other words i" not to lynch the
william Hopkins, but leave his punish
ment to God
This was the most artful trick of all,
and the best calculated to ensure ven
geance.
The jury renderd verdict for fifty
thousand dollars, and the night afterwards
Hopkins was taken out Of bed by lynch
ers, and beaten almost to death.
As the court adjourned the stranger
made known his name, and called atten-
tion to the announcement John Tay-
lor will preach at this place tonight, al
early candle light"
The crowd of course all turned out, and
/ -Taylor's sermon equalled, if it did not
fsurpass the splendor of his forensic efforts
This is no exaggeration. [ have listened
to Clay, Webster, and Calhoun, to Dewey
Tinge, and Bascom, and have never hearc
anything in the form of sublime word
even remotely approximating the eloquenc'
of John Taylor,-massive as mountain
and wildly rushing as cataract of fire.
And this is the opinion of all who hav
ever heard the marvellous man.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-15
MARRIAGE AN EpIDEM1c.-A Penn.

MARRIAGE AN EPIDEMIC Penn
sylvania editor says that marriage has bro
ken out among his neighbors, and that il
is spreading with frightful virulence all
over the northern end of the country, car
rying off hundreds of his subscribers
Hundreds of cases, he says, have come
under his own observation, all Of them
hopeless seized, the victim is a case;
the only thing that can be done is to call
in clergyman to prepare for his fate
Having had the complaint before, ne says,
is no protection against it. A widow who
had caught it years before, and was slowly
recovering from its effects, suffered re-
lapse, and was now lost beyond recovery.
She has married second time.
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-15

FLOWERS AND MUsIC.-Yes, two gifts
God has bestowed upon us, that have in
themselves no guilty trait, and show an
essential divineness. Music is one of these,
which seems as if it were never born of
earth, but fingers with us from the gates
of heaven; music, which breathes over the
gross, or sad, or doubling heart, to inspire
it with a consciousness Of its own mysteri-
Gus afinities, and to touch the chords of
its unsuspected, undeveloped life. And
the other gift is that of flowers, which,
that though born of earth, we may well be-
ieve, if anything of earthly soil grows in
the higher realm - if any of its methods
are continued, if any of its forms are iden-
tical, they will live on the banks of the RI
yer of life. Flowers! that in cur gladness
and in our sorrow are never homogeneous
always appropriate. Appropriate in the
church, as expressive of its purest and
most social themes, and blending their
sweetness with the incense of prayer. Ap-
in the joy of the marriage hour,
IN the loneliness of the sick room, and
crowning with prophecy the foreheads of
the dead They give completeness to the
associations of childhood, and are appro-
pirate even by the side of old age, strange
ly as their freshness contrasts with wrinkles
and grey hairs; for still they are sugges-
tive, they are symbolical of the souls per-
petual youth, the inward blossom of i'm
mortality, the amaranth crown. In their
presence we feel that the body shall go
forth as winged seed.-Flora's Inter
prefer.