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AND DAILY TO TIE
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Cheapest, most Pleasant and Expeditions X uote TO
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Greenbfier White sulphur and Fsuquier w hite
sulphur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
welr,s Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexington, dc
OMNIBUSES and BAGGAGE wA6ONs
viii be at the Washington Railroad Depot 20 corr
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DEN TlSTR

Il w MCGEE, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
Js SURGERY, has located himself
permantly In this city. DR. MCGEE In
Q graduate Of the Baltimore College Of OIlYD
Dental surgery, and has had over twelve wears
practice
Once removed to The residence Of his father,
Rev T. MCGEE, (foy the PRESENT. sth street. be
TWEEN and X streets. dec 2-lm
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HARPER,s MACHINE ron I..n

i Il ary IS cents
New York Ledger for December2 7th
Godey's Ladies' Book for Januarv
Everlasting and indesnuctible Tow 'poot. =.
good assortment also; Of Bibles, and PRAYER Books
bound In rich Velvet and Turkey Moyocno o.
extensive assortment OF ckildren's Boob, sn,,a'
Die Tor Christmas Presents; great variety OF Pen
and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Skates Pistols 10
for sale very low by Elk LUNHV 0'
Gee ~ NO: 10 B-idge street, Georgetown.
REAuTiFULGO GOODS, ATMcLAUGHLIN,s
- for the Hollidays. dee ~
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COAB-COAI-CDAL
nF ALL KINDS AND OF TAE Best
~ quality always on hand, at
JOHN w. MYERS l. CO.
Yard eofsef q and Ssd streets, First Ward.
dec k-H
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AXE WHITE FISH.-RECEIyEDT TO
=. asy, LOT OF new WHITE FI-H, in beeuti
hui oroer, e,rect nom the Lakes. For ssle by
49, KING & BURCHELL,
dec "a cor. 18th St. and Vermont avenue.
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oec "a cor. 18th 81. and Vermont avenue
A PiAN0-SECONB-HAND, FOR sra,
al !oHN +. ELLIS'S Piano sfo-e. dec ~
a LIB MS, ALBUMS, ALBUNS.--A
magnificent selection OF Alb ms, Autograph
Books, Annuls, &C., at
dec 10 fEReUsON's $50 7n st.
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W1LK.BARRE. Pa September 2s 1850
Dr.. }. &. AVER. My dear Sir Your medicine
is much approved Of ny those who have used II
here, and lts composition Is such as to insure and
maintain It's reputation / Invariably recon-
mend IT for pulmonary affections, as do many OF
our principal physicians
am your friend,
CHAs STREArER, MD
Prepared by DR.. }. q. AVER, Chemist, Low
ell, Mass
sold bvZ d. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable drugglsts. de. sam
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ROCKY HILL, Somerset Co NJ I
LII A.

DR.. J. c. AYER,-Since your medicine has be-
come known here 1t has greater demand than
any other cough remedy we have ever sold II is
spoken Of in terms Of unmeasured praise by those
who have used IL, and know Of some cases where
tie best they can say Of II is not too much for the
good Ii has done. take pleasure in selling II,
because know that ] am giving my customers
the worth Of tneir money, and ! feel gratihed In
seeing the bene fit II confers.
Please send me a further supply, and believe
me Yours, with respect,
JOHN G. WHITLOCK
P.S. Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent If you wish IL
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WINDSOR, G W., June 26, 1882
Dr.. }. q. AVER. Sir This may certify that
have used your CHERRY PRcToRAL for upward
Of one year; and II Is my sincere belief that
should have been in my ave ere this time IL
had not II has cured me Of dangerous affec
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate my con
victions when tell you 1t is priceless remedy.
Yours very respectfully,
%. A. MCCLURE, ATTORNEY at Law.
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bestows one without some such little Offset.
The dear head bends over the manuscript
which l hold up for her inspection. The
earnest eyes follow my finger along the conclu-
ding sentences. Infinitely more than you, O
fnnce OF Readers, does my Merle read there.
Lower and lower droop the brown curls, min.
Cling with ny black hair-Aoating against nv
bronzed cheek, which has not yet forget to thrill
to their gentle touch. Gradually, the fingers
relax their hold of the offending ear, and creep
steaiinily IN among the tangles of my shaggy
oearo. Very, very near to mine, are the lips
that murmur, 80 you scoundreli"
AN Merle, there are lips on which the soft.
est words make but Indifferent music. / have
seen many such.
ana there are lips from which the bitterest
epitnets gather nectared sweetness.
They are yours, Merle, my darling.
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For the National Era
THE EXPERIENCE OF A BASHFU I'LL MAN
BY GAIL HAMILTON.


Tom, 1 think, rather enjoyed the reinforce
ment, and devoted himself heart and soul to the
amusement of the young ladies, with a perse-
vering energy that was very fascinating
least, if one may judge from appearances. l
kept aloof as much as possible. My curiosity
was Unsuitable. l could see that Msrston and
Merle were friends, and on exceeding good
terms. More than this could not see, and no
one ever took the trouble to enlighten me. Prob
ably, there were but two persons in the world
that could.
At length, decided to leave Meshsm. The
fresh air had ceased to invigorate me. My
health was no longer improving. My elasticity
of spirits had given way to a continued detection
and moodiness. / announced, one morning,
that l should depart the next day. Their per-
suasions to the contrary were of no avail. Merle
did not, as she had done before, insist on my
staying. She made no remark of any kind,
and l said to myself, ~ am fool for wishing
or expecting that she would. What difference
can it make to her, whether stay or go? /
am nothing to her, nor she to me. Nothing
to me |" How the words echoed through the
desolate chambers of my heart. Nothing to
mel" Oil dreary and bitter mockeryl Are
sunshine, and vital air, and song of bee and
bird, and hope, and love, and light, and life,
nothing to me?
A party had been invited for that evening.
The spacious rooms were alive with wax lights,
and flowers, and song, and dance, and bright
faces, and soft voices, and ringing laughter.
All the Gleason acquaintance in dozen vii
lagos had been invited. / would much rather
have remainesi in the outer darkness; but
knew it would only be source of annoyance
to my friends, and had, moreover, feeling
of its being "fhe last time" But neither
could nor would take any part in the festivity.
| stood in little alcove apartment at one end
the room, partially concealed, with folded arms,
like any corssir watching the fairy scene.
as this right2" said soft voice at my Ell.
bow. Merle had passed round, and entered
from the hall door. In my abstraction, had
not seen her.
"What?"
"You have forgotten my injunctions."
"What?"
"That you were to be sensible and sociable.
You have been very obedient generally. You
have behaved very well. Don't spoil everything
at the last moment by being sulky.
She smiled very sweetly, but her smile did not
mollify me.
"Miss Wynne,9 said, sternly and bitterly,
cit pleases you to be cheerful and heppy. /
have no objections. do not interfere. fmy
manners displeass you, shall be only too hap
py to withdraw. But 1 beg you to remember
tina. you know nothing whatever about me,
and to allow me to select such mood as l
choose"
A lightning like fash suffused her whole face.
Such glance as had never before seen there
shot from her eyes, as she looked one moment in
nay face; then, without speaking, she bowed
and passed on.
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The restoration was the brightest epoch of
Deranger's life. A Government Numerically
opposed to the preceding one gave rise TO much
singing criticism, in which Beranger excelled.
ms songs made him the pet of the people,
which disp!eased the Government greatly, and
was the cause which brought him to trial, in
winch he was condemned to three months i'm
Pfisonmeut aud FIVE hundred francs fine. Upon
ms release from the prison Saint Pelagie, his
.flend. the banker, LATTE, offered him lucra-
1--WE si'uahon but Beranger again withstood
.emp'anon, to remain independent in the eKer-
Csc of his genius.
de wrote Charles le Simple in 1925, and
come other poems, that caused him to be ar
ralgned second time, condemned, and thrown
into prison, the 10th of December, 1928, where
ne remained nine months, with penalty of
tO.VCo francs, to DE paid at his release. A ma
uOnai subscription, organized by j. LATTE,
vas opened, and he was soon furnished with
means TO pay the fine.
p Inc revolution of 1880 was q triumph for
Deraogers ideas, or, rather, his vows, and he
vas requested to select an Office suited to his
'A''e; but ne declined all the honors preferred
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Thackeray writes to New OK friend IN
the best possible spirits after his defeat at the
Oxford election. He says he was beaten by
the Sabbatarian cry, on which he knows that
fifty voters went over to his opponent, (Mr.
CALDWELL who would otherwise have voted for
him and won his election. AS it is, he is
prouder of having shown his colors than he
would have been made happy by success. He
says he is not rich enough for Parliament yet,
but means to be. He is about writing new
novel, the "Virginians," and thinks not at all
unlikely that he will run over to " the States -
while the work il incubating.
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INTERESTING BABY AFFAIR. = A Woythg
Cttt@e@ ~ Dt6fc1ky.-Last Sunday evening.
q gentleman residing at Jamaica Plain. was
sitting with his wife and some friends at their
parlor lire, when the door bell was VIOLENTLY
rung. The lady arose, but then SUGGESTED ~
her husband that, as the girl was out. he had
better 60 to the front door. Accordingly he
opened 1t, and found no one there; but there
was nicely done up basket, covered with
white linen, at his feet, and he thought he
heard the rustling of a female dress DEPART
ing.
After looking vainIy up and down the street
and around the portal, he took the basket
into the parlor, On the covering being re-.
moved, beautiful little child appeared. soma
five months old. The lady screamed. One
OF the lady visitors took up the baby and found
note pinned to its dress, which charged the
gentleman OF the house with being the father.
ana lmplored him to support it. A rich scene
ensued between the injured wife and the in
dlgnant husband, the latter utterly DENYING
al knowledge of the little one, and asserting
his innocence.
The friends interfered, and at last the wife
was induced to forgive her husband, although
ne STOOD TO 1t like Trojan that he had al
ways been faithful husband. Finally the
Indy very roguishly told her husband that Il
was strange he did not know his own child.
Tor It was their mutual offspring, which had
Just been taken from its cradle up stairs bv
the nurse, for the very purpose of PLAYING the
Joke; and the surprised husband finally Joined
heartily IN the laugh which was raised at his
expense. Boston Tregeller.
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PATHNrs.--Patents for the following new in
yentiOns were issued during the week ending
Nov. "A: 1850
!, y Stephen 3. Brooks Of BOstOn--for improve
John N. Batchelder Of Cambridge, aud Luther
l. Smith Of New York city--for Improvement in
the preparation Of engraved metallic plates for
printing.
H. n, Collins Of Cambridge-for improved ma
chine for cutting shingles from the bolt.
mometer
Dexter n. Chamberlain Of West Roxbury, as.
signor to himself and John Bnrrowsoale 81 Bos-
ton--tor improvement in yspor burning lamps,
Obadiah Rich Of Cambridge, assignor to Peter
Cooper Of New York city-far improvement in
preparing glue stock. e..... .'st.7s
John s, Borden Of New Haven, Conn, assign
or to himself and Andrew w. lockwood of Bos
ton-for improvement in steam pumping engines.
Re-Issue--George P. Reed OF WaItham, Mass.
-for Improvement in watches, patent dated April
IA, 1857, reissue dated Nov. "a, 1857.
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INSURANCE.

GSLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
~ O0MPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton, wooen and other manufactures, machinery mer
ehandse stores public buildings, dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works, aud other property at
current rates Of premium.
DIREoToBs.--H N Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
pin, VIM. A. ROBINSON James H. Read, John ". Lyman,
Joseph CARPENTER, Charles Anthony, Louis J. Doyle,
Daniel e. Carpenter BENZ F. Thurston Christopher s.
Rhodes, Imnanuel sesre, Providence; Edward W. Law
ION, Newport; Robert Rodman, North Kngstown; Il. n.
Campbell Westerly; Ellis b. Pitcher, Pswtucket; James
e. Chase, Valley Falls; Geo. G. Bsllou, Woonsocketi
James S Gcok Burrillyille,
0ce Ne. 10 Weybosset street, First Door North Of the
New Po1t 0.ice Building.
JAMES. n. READ, President
IHMASgEI SEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. 10, 1856. dtf DIS
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Chicago is poor place for Yankee. Tba
climate gives him then gue fever. The water
brings on diarrhna The food, as cooked bv
the Suckers, produces dyspepsia. The whis.
ky, tinetured with strychnine, makes him
crazy Or if temperance man. three Der
cent. month is sure TO bring on the blues.
Throughout the entire western country, home-
SICK men are plentier than anything else. No
more wise and prosperous men will emigrate
thither by our advice. GOSPEL Banner.
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ways IN ADVANCE. an subscriptions discontinued at
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sING, E-DYEINGl
REPAIRING, SO.

The subscriber ST continues the above business and in
ves continuance Of ayors from his old custoers and
suggests to the gentlemen generally Of this city and vi
cinity the economy Of having their q.
WEARING APPAREL, ri
renovated in the excellent manner in which be is known
to do his work Of this decription. 4 LHE.
Gentlemen's Coats, Pants and Vests,
leaned and Re Dyed whole, and repaired in neat man
ner and at such prices cannot fail to please Gen
tlemen should bear 10 mind that the following advana
ges attained by having their apparel renovated viz
/, A clean garment Is warmer looks better and viii
wear longer than q soiled one.
O. The advantage OF having clothes repaired is too ap-
parent toneed angt but "hiA to the wse,n 10 have
. stitch taken in TIME" - +sey0l
His manner Of doing work is such to give the goods
that texture and appearance produced BY the original
finish and such Is his experience that he feels confident
that POSSESSES the ability to- approach nearly to
The perfection Of the Art. r ff.I Ha.a
second hand Clothes in many instances taken in OK
change for work. -
LADIES' SHAVLS.
or every description ceansed and neatly finished Aso
Ladies' Travelling, Riding and other thick Dresses,
CLEANED aud FINISHED Whole. l
Work will be done very short notice u desired. OF
ice for work aud orders at FOSTER FAY'S Fruit and
Ooniectionary Store, No. 4 pleasant street.
ns deodti wM L. LEGs.
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In order to raise money,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
DOMESTIC GOODS,


Embracing every article which family may want.
Bleached and Brown Cottons &c.
Yard vide Bleached Cottous fine &c.
Yard wide Brown Cottons, fine, So.
White Flsnnels, 12lc.
Nice all wool Fannels, Csc.
Red and Grey Twliled Flanuels, heavy Csc
White Toilet Quilts, $1.25
Marseillies Quilts, all sizes, from $l,75 to 500.
Machine stitched Linen Bosoms, from 10 to zoe.
Brown Linen Table Covers 25c.
Bleached linen Table Covers, SHE.
Wool Blankets, $780,
Embossed Table Covers, sI,25.
Ribbed Hose, CSC.
sarsanet Gambrios, 64c.
Brown Crashes, 64c.
Tickings, Denims shirtings, Napkins Doylies, Whit
Linens Table Damasks, brown and bIeached, &c. SC
&C., at astoushingly low PRICES.
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goL. x1I.--No 800
dE WORCESTER SPY.


trnts,i and Published By JoHN dILgoB EARLE, 8
THOMAS DREW at No 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mess
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JOSEPH ". WARD.

SEcRETARY's OFFICE, BosToN aal
Nov. 20, 1857. 4
hereby approve Of Boston Post, Worcester spy and
Cambridge ChToOice suitable papers the pnbca
tion of the foregoing Petition as required by law. n99
Il. DEWITT, aae.
u26 d4sIh Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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BOOKS. &C.

NOW READY THE MOST THRTII-
~ LING BOOK OF THE AGE.--G0 DFREY'S Thrill
ling Narrative Of the last Grinnell Arctic Exploring Expe
dition is search Of Sir John Franklin. BY VIM G. God
ey one Of the survivors, 800 pages and so EugraYngs
Prise in paper so cents; cloth binding, ST.
From the North Western RersetU This attempt to
take the life Of VIM @. Godfrey which no law human or
divine, can justify fortunately for Dr. Kane over
ruled. Wheu in former Arctic expedition its leader
shot erocious Indian of his party the world viewed it
as act of stern necessity and personal saety but God
trey was neither mad man enemy; he had march
ed 80 miles alone in fe most dreary and coolest part
OIL the Arcte Ocean, to bring fresh provisions his dying
comrades, without which, DR.. Kane admits they would
have perished,n EI
=, ~ Every man. woman and child shonid read this
thrilling Narrative Of GodfreYs sufferings For sale at
d. KIMBALL 4 COPS,
o23 diff II Market Square, Providence, I.
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Marshal Radetzsky celebrated his
ninety first birthday on the ID inst.
"a borrowed horse and your own
spurs, make short miles, is a Danish render.
ing Of rather universal practice.
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o. FOIS SALEs-Two Houses situatsd on Vine
% street, will be sold reasonable terms being de-
&. srops ofdispOsiug Of the property, having bust
in another part Of the country. 10 any one in want
Of real estate the present offers favorable opportunity.
For particulars, enquire of p O. R0URKE, Ward st.
Worcester, Sept. u, 1851, diff
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Our long experience enables procure our stock in
the best manner; with increased facilities more sonVen
en Store and great variety of Goods we trust the public
will appreciate our efforts to please them One Fixed
principle with is allow goods to be recom ended
beyond their real vaiue allow customers to be de
ceived in their purchase In Shoe department We
have secured the services Of Mr. GEO B. SMITH, Formerly
Smith and Brother) who viii be happy greet his old
friends CLAPP 3 HAYWOOD
500 ar
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81 kPRILLE LAND, (ol Fiskes Garnet Bsnd ) A.
81 4preparei to furnish music for Cotiliou partie.
Is Balls, beighng, Pnvate Parties. &oa al ahort
general OF Worcester aud vicinity. Terms liberal
j. PATTI, Nv L. HoRns -
q, X D0RMAN,4safaW i'm. ARBUCKIr '@'''u's
Second v0lin 4 Prompter. Co-.e, . p,.4
H. VALENTINE, Double hasa.
Any nna eer O. Pieces Grass String, Gone or bosh,)
House. W. L. Hobbs, p Mechanic slrees W. Il VaIenrirs
- SUMMER street. @ Loriug's Muslc Sore 20a Main n
ssse building, Cypress street. ami al
~tsee HAH q. latilt 81 ~ tuaar q fE4t
. .oraersp'onpsy ai'sudsdio' az c2y
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RATEs ZOE ApVERTIsI

TAe square IS the space occupeu by IUJ WoTdS OF z
ines solid 'Noapariel" type, being Just one inch in
ensth
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Stoves, stoves,

g. great variety both and second hand which viii
be Eod very cheap