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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-19
The Mechanic, Fnir.

The fourth exhibition Of the Worcester County
Mechanics Association opened at the society $
halls last evening. Such ample accommodations
and convenient arrangements for an affair Of this
kiud cannot be found in any other city of New
England, and it was matter of regret TO us that
SO much of the space was still unoccupied, when
Worcester County occupies SO high position for
the skill Of her citizens in manufactures and the
mechanic arts. We learn, however, that there
are some contributors whose goods have not yet
been received, and that in the machinery depart
mentlarge additions will be made today, and we
may expect, by Monday, that the exhibition will
be in the full tide of success, equalng, if not
surprising, any of the previous exhibitions of the
society.
In the department of the fine arts, the present
exhibition greatly surpasses any of its predeces'
sors. The visitor viii obtain from this alone an
amount ofpleasure and satisfaction fully equal to
the price of admission, even if this were all that
was TO be seen.
We must defer any attempt to particularize the
many noticeable things in the exhibition, until
our next issue, partly for want of space but more
especially for want of time to notice articles in
detail, which were only entered until the very
last moment prior to the opening of the exhibit
ton last evening.
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A few Plain Facts for the People.
IT Is FACT, that if you any article ia the way
READY MADE CLOTHING

FUR ISHIN OODS,
you can buy it cheaper of
II Y Err 6 EA MES,
Than at any other place in the city.
IT Is FACT Il You want any garment made to or
der you can get 1t made cheaper and get better fit at
their establishment than at any other place in the State
The Custom Department is under the direction Of Mr.,
j. P. MARSHALL, formerly Of North Brookheld
This Establishment makes extra charges to cover
bad debts. THAYER & EAMES,
Harrington Corner, cor Main and Front streets.
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Quite the largest and most brilliant stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING 4 RI1pN1su1,,n coon

Ever exhibited by this well known establishment. is
now offered to the public, and opportunity is pre-
scented for making selections Of garments Of every quail
y and style now 10 MARKET including the various non
elites of the season, at the lowest possible prices
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-19

.DAGUERREoTIPEs. = The subscriber would invite all
Who wish for Pictures in any variety of STYLE to call and
examine his pictures, at No 16 Harrington Corner.
N. B. In addition to what may be found at other
ooms in the city may be had the improved Ambroty pc
Photographs coored in oil colors and the Mllanotypes
which no other Artists in the city have have as
they have not the patent right. D. MARKHAM.
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Also. an excellent assortnent q


F U r. N SHIN G G o o D S
which will be sold very low.
Remember the place,
LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 1 lincoln House Block
And those who have their CothiDg custom made and
about ordering
Over Coat, Under Coat, Pants or Vest.
will do well to examine the superior assortment of
PIECE GOODS
now on hand, from which will make you very good
Over Coat for sl40 usually sold in this city for $1,000;
very good pair of Black Pants for &c. usually sold for
81; very good Vest for S., usually sold at Sc So
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CostlveneAs ana DyHPepsin.--DR. HARRI
SONS PERISTALTIC L0zEN NOES cure Dizziuess, Head.
ache, Sour Stomach Flatuleuce every form Of Ind
geson They are Tonic and and Laxative operate with
out pain, and differ from all physical pills. For PILES
and all symptoms incident 10 females especially in the
young, they are neomparabe. They give color TO the
Blood and action OF the Liver and assist nature. Pre-
scribed by all Physicians.
For sale by the Proprietor, No TRHMoNr TFMHIR and
BY all Druggists deod&w6m mch4
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A. p. WARE s. co.,
1853 and 40 Main street, nearly opposite MECHANICS,
Hail.
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WANTED,
Copies of the Daily Spy for January 19h, April 17th
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All Of Joseph Burnett Co.'s preparations are kept
for sale by J. O. Hill, APoheeary, Mechanics Han Build
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GBr 9ailp spp.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10, 1857.

REV W. .BRowNLow.-Ihis cratic Meth :
odist preacher, editor, politician slavery defend
Or and propagandist, announces, in a letter to
the New York Times, his purpose to visit New
England, to show the people their sins, and con-
vert them to slavery sympathies and slavery APP
proval. He says I'll propose visiting the CIT
les and towns Of tie New England States as
Southern ssissionaTg. 1 look upon these places
as opening wider and more inviting nelo AZ TINS
time for faithful missionary labor than hlndo-
stan, Siam, Ceylon, China, or Western Airica---
In addition to your wicked and rebellious course
on the subject of slavery, you have iorsaken the
,rue God ana the Christian religion and gone af-
tar Spiritualism, Fanny Wrightism, Mormonism,
Abolitionism, Devilism, and the hundred and one
isms so spontaneously produced BY New England
soh" This man Brownlow is the editor of the
Knoxville Wig. he said in his paper few
years since, when negro boy was burned to
death by slow Ere for three-fold murder con-
nected with rape I'VE unhesitaungly afnrm
that the punishment was unequal to the crime.
Had we been there, we should have taken part,
and epes suggested the jpinching Of pieces out of
6iss nth red hot pincers the cutting off ofd limb
at a time, and then burning them al IN heap"
Mr.. Brownlow still glories in having said this,
and stands Jsrmly and aablushs'igly byit.
Such is the man who proposes to come to New
England cities, villages, and towns, aud enlight-
en- and instruct the people on the excellences and
the blessings Of slavery. Well, let him come,
and let others like him come il they choose. Let
those who have mind, go and hear him. Ram
pant, shameless, radical, end wicked, as he may
be. he will receive no coat Of tar andfeathers, be
threatened with no summary process from Judge
Lynch, and viii be disturbed BY no mob violence.
He will stay as long as he pleases, glory in his
own, and the shame Of the South as inuch as he
pleases, and gohome, probably, a sO'ser, we could
wish, better man OF the latter, however, we
have some doubts. Parson BrOwnlOw, as he is
generally called, is a notorious character, wild,
cratic, INSCRIPTIONS, and, we fear, unprincipled
From such preachers, we may, with strictest pro.
priety, say, ''good Lord, deliver us. -
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JONAS WELCOMES ASTHMA REMEDY.-Prepared by 10
seph Burnett Co., Boston, for sale by ]. O. Hill.
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ORIENTAL TOOTH WAsH-Prepared by Joseph Burnett
q Co., Boston coll - T
FLAvoRrEG ExTRAcTs-Prepared by Joseph Burnett L
Co., Boston, for sale by J. @. Hill.
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THE CONCERT at Horticultural Hall, by the
A nBrass Bmer icand, though rather thinly at
tended, was a capital one, and the pieces were
excellently well performed, and in good time.
The leader, Mr.. Greene, executed his part adj
mirably, especially at the close.
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sPECIAL NOTICES.,
GREAT ATTRACTIoN

ONE PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
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Tt PURCHASERS OF CLoTHING.

For sale-A large stock Of
o L o = Il N g !!
comprising
OVERCOATS Of every choice style, viz
RRgIaD,
Sack, and
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Latter from w. Baldpin, ESQ UrbaHd, ONO, IN ia
Uor Of
,Iouna XVhitconlbys remedy for Asthmn

,Iouns Nhitcomb,s Remedy for Asthnlns
""S URBANA, Ohio, April IL, 1885
Dear Sir; have been very much Afflicted with Aslh
ma az over seven years without hnding any relief from
the various remedies until rlend furnish
bia bottle entirely relieved have since continued
u fave ID occasionally, and hnd that my voice, which
vas almost g0ue, has returned, and gaining in
wsrht every day. feel confident thls remedy will ef
feet permanent cure. Tahg W. BALDWIN.
Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT 4 CO., fremont ST.
Boston. For sale by all druggists, at 81 90 per bottle
Bep8 dot IN ar.t
Bonrd.-sDesrabe rooms, with board, can he OBJ
,ained, by applying at 80 Main 81, au20 diff
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PANTS AND TESTS
Of every desirable style and quality all Of which have
been manufactured with great care, in The very best
manner, for the Fall and Winter wear; and any
one wishing for
One Garment, or One Hundred,
will do well CALL this is great chance to buy very
cheap.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-19

KALLIsToN, OR ORIENTAL WATER-For improving and
identifying the complexion prepared by Joseph Burnett
Co., Boston, for sale by J.. Q Hill,
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he did in an easy, off hand manner, which elicit.
ed the hearty appreciation Of all present. In re-
Spouse to sentiments offered, speeches we're made
BY Gen. Cooper, Gen. Pitman. Capt. Lamb, Col.
Isaac Davis, Col. a. Dewitt, Hon. Henry Cha
pin, George S. Taft, Esq, Lieut. Hathaway
George W. Bentley, Esq, Col. Dexter, Col
Blanding, and Lieut.. Dyer. The last named gen.
tleman responded to a sentiment complimentary
to the ladies of Worcester, and his remarks.
which were peculiarly felicitous, were received
with rounds of applause. In fact, most of the
speeches were excellent, and it is very seldom that
we have listened to better speeches at a dinner
table than were made upon this occasion.
In the evening the companies attended the con-
cert Of the American Band at Horticultural Hall
at the conclusion of which they visited the Me-
chanics Fair, by invitation of the President, and
about ten O'Clock started for their homes in spe-
cial train which run over the Providence and
Worcester Railroad for their accommodation, ap-
parently well pleased with their visit, and carry
ing with them the most cordial good wishes of
those who had witnessed their soldier-like de-
pertinent or enjoyed with them the pleasures of
social intercourse in the course ola flying visit to
the heart of the old Commonwealth of Massachu-
sets.
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Busll's CouEh Cure Lozenwea are superior
to any other Medicine in the form Candy or Lozen
ges for the Of Colds, Coughs Hoarsness Asthma
Group, Whoopug Cough Sore Throat and all dlseaaes Of
the Throat and Lungs.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and retail, By BUSH q
CO., 81 Front street. deodtf mch20
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III. #, Bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
Of Dental Surgery, having had extensive practice
10 this city, for the last twelve ysaTs has
moved his office to his house, No IA Pearl street. where
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly his method Of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to Them by timely skill and
sight, fne set Of Natural Teeth the appreciation OF
which has induced many parents To place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will the
Importance OF early placing every child In the Of
some skiul and faithful Dentist TO their future
comfort.
JI5-TooTH PowDER AND WASH &C., for sale.
Office open all hours Of the day and evening14 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
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iBUREETT's COCAINE Dan admirable preparation for
the hair prepared by Joseph Burnett Co.. Buston for
sale by ]. Q. Hill.
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BuInett's Preparations.

''FLoRtMEL." new and exquisite perfume for thu
handkerchief prepared by Joseph Burnett Co.. Boston
for sale by J. Q. Hill.
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Concerning the dinner, it would perhaps be
betterGon some accounts, to say nothing, but as
the good fame Of the city and the character of
its people for hospitality always sufFers when hum
cry men 90 away from the tables Of a crack hotel
with hunger unappeased, we must say that the
dinner was a very poor one. The pastry was abomi.
nable, and the fruit Of the meanest aud cheapest
description.
The evolutions with the knife and fork being
ended, Col. Slocum, who acted as presiding Off.
Ger on the occasion, in behalf Of his companions
in arms. thanked the citizens and military Of
Worcester for thseourtssies and Inequalities sx.
tended to them, and called upon ousrtermaster
Dyer to act in the capacity Of toast-master, which
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-19
DE u EGO. PIER CEsS
Indian ReatOPnliVe RifRera,

To Seafaring men, and to all persons going Foreign
climates it is particularly recommended as a most valua
Bile medicide which they should fail take with
them to defend Themselves against the insdous attacks
of disease.
Prepared by GEO. PIERCE CO., Lowell, Mass
Branch Office, 1877 Hanover street, Buston Price so
cents, with full directions
J. HEMENWAY, Southbridgestreet, Worcester, Gem
eral agent. For sale by the Druggists and Grocers
iyl3 d&w3m
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OF per nave Deen Frustrated Oy Evssss,
Dys ntery, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, and Bilious dfi-
cues the result of which has proved fatal for the want
of some seasonabe reliable effective medicine one which,
while it cleanses the stomach bowels and blood removing
unhealthy expelng the of dease restores
he vital energies imparDg health and strength to the
whole system. Such medicine is
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
BOOKS and Paners haEe SOnIs.

Thinking, speaking, acting infuen-I
tial. Parents, do yon think of this,
when you place book or periodical
on your center table? do you consid
er its influence for good or evil?
Every book, every paper, has q soul,
breathing spirit good or bad. 1t is
the soul of its author, and when spread
over the pages of the book, that soul
acts upon its reader, as truly as when
acting directly. The person who touch
es the book cones in contact with the
soul, and is, 1sOIens vOleps, affected by
it. And no contact with it is more in
rfuential. In reading an authors book
you are conversing with him under cir
cumstances very favorable to your be-
coming like him; for in the book eve
cry thing is generally deeply thought
out, in shape to convince; or carefully
dressed up in a manner to bewitch.--
And all this only indicates the necess-
ity of reading with care and caution.
Would you, when purchasing books
or papers for your children, have their
minds contaminated with vicious prin-
ciples, let them read every thing that
pours forth, like torrent, from the
press of the day. Remember, while
extolling the value of the press, that
it is powerful for evil as it is great for
good.
Remember that the enemy of souls
employs it to disseminate his destruc-
tive doctrines, and he has even more
: labOrers, probably in his employ, than
the Captain of our salvation.
Why should we be so careful in re
gard to the food with which our bodies
are nourished, while we pay SO LITTLE
attention to mental pabulum which oul
minds receive? Remember, we can a
). easily plant the seeds Of disease in th'
: mind as in the body, and that diseas'
implanted in the mind is eradicate'
with more difficulty than that of tn
E body.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
A CheaD Sbaye.


One day stout fellow, with beard
like shoe brush, went into barber
shop and took chair for shave
One of the young men in attendance
waited upon him promptly, gave him
close shave, and put him in frst-rate
order to make decent appearance in
the streets. When the process was
complete and the stranger was ready
to depart, he made an inspection of his
pockets, and finally found cent, which
he handed to the boy in payment for
the service he had performed lie was
politely informed that the price of shay
ing was sixpence. The man replied
very coolly, 81 know it, and that
(pointing to the cent? only lacks FIVE
cents oft! You amt agoing to stand
for half a dime ?"
There was no appeal from this. All
the people in the shop, customers in
cluded, were convulsed with laughter
at the impudence of the fellow; but his
gravity was mistaken. He took his
hat and departed, calculating, no doubt,
that he had driven q good bargain with
the barber, and was soon casting about
for another chance to save half dime.
"Stranger, will you play game Of
brag 2" said a Wolvereen to a Yankee,
on board Of a Mississippi steamer.
"DOn't know the game he replied.
"Will you play spragues:"
4 ''Don't know that either
"Know all-fours Z"
81 must acknowledge L don't know
any game at cards"
"Well, stranger, viii you take a
drink 2"
4 The couple accordingly repaired to
the bar, and, after touching glasses,
4 the. .WOlvoreen eyedthe Yankee close
ly from head to foot, and said, H'Stran-
a ger, you are a clever fellow, but know
deyilish little" ls a1.I sai7s
!! A lady relating her matrimonial Ak
r perience, said:
E SAT first, on retiring Of cold night,
t my husband used to say to me; 'pEt
n your dear little FOOTE'S with mine;;' bat
81 so5n If wss .okeep vour ho6fs of me-
III ~ f, ~. e.. .a .t~tse1
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
NO. A.
IokeF'S CoIamH.
Do lt We'll,

DO IL well,
"That which thou hast to do, do il
with all thy might" said a clergyman
to his son one morning.
$50 I did this morning" replied
Bill, with an enthusiastic CLEAN in bis
eye.
;sAh! what was it, darling2" and
the fathers fingers ran through his of
springs curls.
"Why, I wallOped Jack Edwards"
said the young hopeful, "till he yelled
like blazes You should Just hear him
hOller, dad!'
The father looked unhappy, while he
explained that the precept did not ap-
ply to any act like that, and conclu-
ded mildly with, "You should nothave
done that, my child"
Then he'd wallopod me-" replied
the young hopeful.
"Better," /" said the sire, ''for you to
have fed from the wrath to come"
eyes, but" replied hopeful, by way
of a cEncher, slack can run twice as
fast as I can"
The good man sighed, went to his
study, took up his pen, and endesyOr-
ed to compose himself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
Circumstances.
"DO you know the prisoner, Mr..
90

"Do you know the prisoner, Mr..
Jones?"
'Yes-to the BONE"
"What is his character ?"
"Never knew he had any,"
''Does he live near your"
$50 near that he has only spent fifty
cents for frewood in eight years"
"Did he ever come into collision
with you in any matter?"
"0nly once, and that was when he
was drunk, and mistook me for lamp
post"
"From what you know of him, would
you believe him under oath 2"
"That depends on ircumstances.-
If he was so much intoxicated that hO
did not know what he was doing, L
would. If he wasn't, wouldn't"
1"You can step aside, Mr.. JONES'
Crier, call the next witness"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

WHEAT-To PREVENT SPoIBING IN
BINs.-Attiliu Burhngame, farmer
eff Cortland County, N. Y, who writes
us thathe is n years old, and of course
has had some experience, says that if
farmers will put one dry brick to ev-
cry five bushels of grain put up in bins
or into the center Of barrel Of wheat
-four or meal, it viii not grow moldy
or sour. We have never tried bricks
for this purpose, but have used, and
often recommended others to use a
stone of a few pounds weight, in the
center of barrel of corn meal, with
the assurance of its being beneficial.
and we have no doubt the use Of q
clean, dry brick would be more so, az
| tbs better calculated to absorb moist
E .Ig-i Co. s"4 4ga1 H1Jhs9 -A
ure than stone: qat ,f,g a..
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

be made just as he who administers it
would like to drink it himself, made
Ofloaf sugar, old Bourbon, or Jamaica
spirits Cognac would be preferable,
but that is an article that Oas. As
John Randolph said, "There was once
gentlemen in Virginia" S.
81. Louis county, No. /.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01

KEEP YOUR SABBATH.-Be jealous
on this point. Whether you live in
town or country, resolve MOTTO profane
your Sabbath, or in the end you will
give over caring for your soul. The
steps which lead to this are regular. =
Begin with not honoring Gods day,
and you will not honor Gods house; !;
cease to honor Gods book, and by-and-
by you will give God no honor at all.
Let any one lay the foundation with
no Sabbath, and l am never surprised
if he finishes with the top-stone Of no
God. 1t was remarkable saying Of
Judge Hale, that Of all persons con-
yicted of capital crimes while he was
upon the bench, he found few who did
not confess that they began their ca
reer Of Rickedness by neglect of the
Sabbath. "
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-10-01
Miscellaneous.
a Parislan Beggar.

Upon one OF the most untrequented
bridges of Paris was every day to be
seen a man of sixty years Of age,
clothed in rags, but in seeming good
health. The old man asked the charity
of passers-by in a plaintive voice, and
as he appeared worthy, many asou was
thrown into his cup. One evening
lady passed near him, and taking a
piece of money from her purse, put it
in the old mans hands and walked on,
unconscious of having done kind act.
Upon returning to her own house she
discovered that instead of a penny, she
had, through mistake, given the old, beg
gar twenty franc piece, She imme-
diately returned to the bridge, but the
mendicant was gone. Turning to a
woman, also beggar, upon the bridge,
she inquired the old mans address, and
learned that he lived in the Rue de
Lille. The next morning she went to
the house indicated, and found it to be
an elegant hotel.
"No doubt he lives in one of those
garrets, where he is permitted to lodge
rent free. I'll ask. Old Marcel p
she demanded of the porter.
"First story in front, madame"
Arrived at the room alluded to, the
lady felt certain that there must be some
mistake. She did not like to trouble
the servants of a prince to ask after &
bsggar, but finally suppressing he
emotion, and determined to see the
end of the adventure, she rang th'
Sell. A man in livery presented him
self.
} "Codld you show me the room 0
, old Marcel?'' asked the lady.
at is here" answered the servant
"please sit down, and I viii call Mon
sieur."
"TRere is certainly a blundcr some
. where" thought the lady, "but as tn
same names are frequently borne b
rich and poor alike, [ shall only nee
to beg pardon
Scarcely had she seated herself upO
c a sofa, when a second domestic opene
. the door of a handsome saloon, and
, tall man, wrapped in rich mOrnin
gown, advanced and said ::
b "Of what service can I be to you
madame p
.'Why, sir" stammered the lady, g
trust you will excuse the apparent i'm
: pertinence, but the name-the addrcs
even a striking resemblance-ma,
plead for the error I haYemade. Thes
are the circumstances: Yesterday i
passing over the Point Royal, | hastil
gave Napoleon instead of copper t
a poor man who-but the details ar
useless; permit me to retire"
"Remain, madame, if you please,
, he answered, "you are not mistaken
You are speaking to old Marcel, and
recognize you as the lady who has fire
quently bestowed aims upon me. 1
by error, you gave me a twenty fran
piece, we will try to recover the coil
Pierre, bring me yesterdays receipts
The lackey disappeared, and the Ia
: DIV was more astonished than ever. l
a moment Pierre returned, bearing
large plate, upon which was a pile
small money, which the old man order
ed him to'emptyupOn the table. Ma
eel then turned over the cOppers, an
presently found the piece.
"You are right, madame, said h
, courteously handing it to her, there
: the coin. Correspondent Of BOsto
u Journal.