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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-02-10
vANHM OLD EST ESTA RI.IsHND REAL

FANH OLD EST ESE4 HLESH ED REAL
. ESTATE OFFICE in the County of Worcester.
lARKIN SMITH, e36 Main Street TO those who desite
HOUSE in this beautiful and growing city, he oilers
unusual Undue ments for time and credit To those who
contemplate buildng,he has assortment of Lots, un
hnrpassd but by few in the city Of Worcester. He has
some splendid lots the Female College, an Institu
ton destined to be of the FIRST in the State To those
who desr to exchange country property for city, he of
iers rare bargains and TO all who desire to trade buy
OF sell Real Estate, he cordially extends invitation
give him call and he will be happy to show then Free
Of charge, his arge assortment d&wtf dis
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EAIsSoLUTEoN OF CoPARTNmR-
y sHtp.-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between Nathan NJ. Mu5zy,
James 2 Paine and William a. Cary, under the firm Of
HITCHCOCK, dCZzY, e. CO., was di5solve7 on the
twenty first day of January, A. D. 1857 by mutual
sent, james ?. Paine retiring from the business.
NATHAN NJ. MTZZY,
JAMES p. PAINE,
WILLIAM A. GARY.
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GLATER Mutual FIRE INSURANCE.
- COMPANY.-Ths Company continues to insure
cotton, WOODEN and other manufactures machnry mer
chandise stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Beiehing and Printing WORKS. and other property at
currentra of premium.
DIREcToRs-H. N Slater, EaTl P. Mason, Royal Cha.
pin, Wm A. Robinson, James H. Read .chn W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis J. D3yle
Daniel Carpenter, BENZ P. Thurston, CHRISTOPHER s.
Rhodes Emmanuel searle, Providence; Edward W. Law
ton, Newport; Robert Radman. North Ktngstown; H. N.
OAmpbeh, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher. Pswtucket ames
- ehace, Valley Falls; Geo. @. Balou, Woonsocket;
james s. OooS. Burrilivie
Office in the Jones building, No 81 Westminster st
Providence r I JAMES. IT READ President
EMANUEL sEARLE, Secrstary and Treasurer
Providence, Dec l6, 1865. def dls
To te Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in The
premises;
HE Trustees Of the State Reform School at Westbor
ough, desire to horm the several Courts of the Com
monGeath, taking eOgnizance OF Juvenile DELINQUENCY
that the Reform School is occupied by larger mum
Der Of boys than is fitted 10 provide for They therefore
request To t. at present. more be sent there Should
commitments continue the only alternative presented 10
the Trustees to remand portion of the inmates to the
Houses Of Correction provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notico is respectfully given.
By orde Of the Trustees
rEoS. A. GREENE, sec'y.
HestborOugh, Oct II, 1855. diff
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* HE CENTRAL SuN.--All scientific men have
maintained that there must be q central point
II not central sun, around which the whole
universe reyolves. Medler, who is nnoues
tonably one of the greatest astronomers ever
known, has given this subject his special at
tenuon and he has come to the conclusion
that Aloyane. the principal star in the group
known as Pleiades, now occ2pies the centre
OF gravity, and is at present the grand central
sun around which the whole starry universe
reyoves. This is one of the most interesting
s and important astronomical announcements
ever made, though 1T is very likely that, but
for the eminent scientific position Of the au-
thor, 1t would be treated as visionary. AM.
other interesting statement in this connection
is made by Mr.. Thompson oneaof7 the physi-
cans Who with Csrn0t, Soule, Meyer and
otherss has largely contributed towards estab.
fishing the relations between heat and me-
chanical force, and who has extended his re-
searches to the heat emitted By the sun !
which heat he observes, corresponds to a de- j
velopment of mechanical force. which, in tho
space of about one hundred years, is equiva-
lent to the whole active force required to PROF.
duce the movement of all the planesss--No.l
tsonGI LnteHigsncer. 597e 81 II we e5f y
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Boston Notwithstanding.
NEW AND CHOICE BOOkS!
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HOLIDAY GIFTS, REWARDS, sc.
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PUBLISHES NEARLY
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ra - t-l
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Moral and Instructive,
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Religious aud u asccIar7nu.
Boston AOperti5elllei,ts.
CHILDREN AND YOUTH!
The following are some Of the latest.

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AN INSANE PoLIrIcIAN.-The case of Mr..
Adair, Of Clinton county, Michigan, affords
sad episode in the life Of politician. This
gentleman was the Democratic candidate for
County Ireasurer.at the late general election.
and devoted himself to the canvass with great
zeal and industry. He made so thorough
canvass of his county, that he saw and talked
with almost every man. He never had been
beaten beforethe people, end had been elected,
when his party generally were oyerthrown. -
But the late election h9iwas defeated and
is now raving manisc, occurring the COM
slant care Of two men TO prevent him fiom
committing fatal injuries upon his family,
which he has frequently attempted. Lafay-
cite Journal .T,s.,si, So
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Gun REMEDY HAS SUCCEEDED. Our rally.
ing cry will be disunion Disunion when.
ever we are threatened with such fate Ths
danger for the present is past. Our remedy
has succeeded. Veseizl pSessree and cherish The
reuedy TO be used sbhenessr similar dangers
occur. Richmond Enquirer. aid 70 3ealolq 81
The aboveis very candid confession. We
would suggest, however, that the Enquirer
inquire ofthe youth who cried "Wolf- Wolf
so often that people laughed even when the
wolf was upon him, whether the indiscrimis
nate use ofsuch ''remedy" win paya Tits
our impression it will not. = Chronicle. 81.
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Price Two cents roE
-C5e 9ailg Spg.,

a PICTURE OF Moscow.-rhere is NOTHING
IN the world, says Mr.. Russell, the London
Itmes correspondent, like Moscow, but il, elf D.
rerhaps some of those vast Chinese cities in
lhe interior OF the Flower Kingdom, of whose
extent and population one hears such won.
orous storlea, may resemble the enormous
metroPoiis, which, with miraculous patience.
perseverance, and celebrity, the Russians have
erected IN less than half century ON the
runs ana amid the ashes of their ancient can
ltal. when the blackeRd and shattered walls
OF the hremlln, few stone houses, and the
shells OF desecrated churches were all thar
was let OF Moscow, the popular will, guided
oy the Gar and the nobility, resolved that
lalrer and nobler city should spring up in q
the midst OF the waste, on the identical spot =
where Napoleon imagined he had struck Rus
STA 80 the heart. And thus, with loftier spires
ana aHpler cupolas, in larger proportions and
more proiuse elaboration, churches, palaces,
royal and princely mansions-this miraculous
capital the centre of Russians faith. Of hiq
history, again stood on the plain of the
Moska. Following their instinct and theirua.
uonal characteristics, they scarcely sought to
improve on the ways of their ancestors and
the forms and directions, of the old streetv
We're preserved almost intact; SO that the TOR.
tuous Iarter thoroughfares are still visible in
thelr type IN the best quarters of the new CITY,
All the eccentricites of Byzantine architect
ure are here developed and varied with tradi.
tionary skill. The wild Tartars. who could
not perpetuate their faith, have given at least d
to the church of Russia. some outward and,
visible signs of their religion, and the mosque
and Greek chapel are here present. as it we're.
IN perpetual silent conflict. ''.4 1881 1884
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2 * EAST WITHOUT YEAsr.-For some time
past have eaten very excellent bread raised
with yeast made in the following manner -.
lake as much pulverized salarafus, as will lie
on dime, the same quantity of salt, and
teaspoontulzof sugar. On these three articles
pour pint of boiling water. When sufficient
y cool, SO as not to change the nature of the
Hour, stir in as much as will make it into a
snff batter. The vessel containing this batter
must be placed in another vessel, containing
water quite warm, but not SO hot as to cook
the Hour in the least, and the whole must be
kept standing in a warm place till the batter
nearly doubles in bulk, which will take about
SIX hours. This east,inay then be added to
Hour enough to make two good sized loaves Of
bread, mixed with warm water, ard tea
spoonful Of salt, if liked, placed in the pans
ana lett standing in warm place short
time before baking. This receipt has been
thoroughly tested and found to be practical.
Life Illustrated. ISL 1si ooagu sg, "a 3ss,s
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A CONFESSION. Anintelligent German. in
the service Of General Walker. writes to the
Now Orleans Deutsche Zeiling, under date Of
December, as follows: aah .sta9 "a sse.5srs
q Within the last thirty days our army has
lost 400 men by death in the hospital, 100
have been shot, so have deserted, and over
800 are now on the sick list. We have little
medicine, but poor physicians are plenty.
We can muster, all told, bat 800 men 1t for
serviee." 8aa of 9 b dseg sf6 w Hregf4
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RooKs! BoOKs!! BooKs!!!
Happy New Year to all Lovers of Books.

Book? ~ a-17s ~ " eO0N
In Books we have at our command the society of the
great and good of all Ages aud Nations
II Books can find answers to ma nv of our Queries
II we want to know where certain place is our Gag
eteer Informs US.
II we want 70 know when certain transaction took
pace we have an answer in Historical Chronology
II we want to know wn re auv particular person lived
as also what he did, find it in Cycupedas and Biog-
raphy. 20
so, too, in Books we and what men have thought in
vented said and DONE in short whatever is known is TO
be found in Books, whether of men or things
VINO then would be without them? specially when they
are SOLD SO cheap at S4 ala where may be found
nearly every thing of special notice pertaining to His
tory, Literature, Art kelison Philosophy Sc SC as
aso the largest lot of Bibles offered from the folio
10 Tue minute mo- in all styles Of binding.
special attention IS invited our ST. OK as well IS our
aciss of furnishing anything in the Book and station
airy hhe' z. BAKER i CO.
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4 IMPORTANT TO DAGUERREOTY 2.
n ISrs, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS
Monumental Da uerreotype Cases.

method has long been sought for, to insert in dur
able mauuer Daguerreotype Lkeneises to Head Stones
ana Monuments have been Misunderstanding these Gases
for the list two years, and warrant them to secure
The picture for number Of years,
fhe outside case is made OF Parlan Marble ami the
ooS which eneoses the picture and keeps in state Of
t perervation for long number Of years. is made OF
p@s'sTa serew bar. II makes a very neat job on
rsassone or Monument. They used in Greenwood
0''19.s,erles In the Uuitsd Statea 1I
gstel discount made Marble dealers and Daguer-
~ Price from 50 2b each TO $3.50 circular
list Address S"' W any auufeSs, ree' WIN price
Az y sdnsL L Agent Of Diausoleum Dag. Co.
WY 1856 Broadway, New York.
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DAILY PAPER.--Five dollars per yea $3.50 for six
months; for three months; 10 centsr week. single
opies two cents each. Whsn paid strioV in adpdnce
deduction of 81 year will be made amt proportionate
eduction if paid quarterly or half yearly, advance
WEEKLY PAPEB.-PTice two dollars asar; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three MONTHS aid strictly in
Rdvance, s1,75 cts. year; single copies 4nts each
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Nn ONEY! MONEY!! MONEY

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!
4VE WHY BIZ WITHOUT MONEY! when it is just
easy for any to be around with pocket fu as
not, if they only think have got a article,
from which from Ave to twenty dollars day can be made
either by male or female 1t is highly respectable busin
ess ard article which is wanted in every family in
the United States. Enclose two dollars by mail, at
my risk, and will forward by return mail clrculor.
with full instructions In the art The business is very
easy-Try It, fyou out q emp oymen and you will
never regrets for will be better for you pay the above
sum, and insure good business than pay tw MY five
cents for spurious advertisement This is humbug.
Try in--TTy II! Try u Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
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n ooks, 81.

M AGNFFICENT WORK OF AET on A
I'VE MINUTE SCALE Museum of Painters apd s,,lu-
!uters' containing all the works ef he eueut mast rs
10 series 1900 outline steel ri ties with letter nrss IN
English and French, and account of each Artst the
whole comprised in II neat mi W volumes muslin
Il co ,ls4 Main street ali 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-07

sent one Of my circulars to an Editor in Georgia
and he gave notice in his paper like the following;
g Mr.. Monroe sent me one Of his circulars, and will
Just say TO my readers that whoeve Of you out Of
employ nent that Mr. Monroes business Is good basil
ness and money he made out Of it by any who
engages in It. for Il is no hnmhug.n dSm d8
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Puohshed by JoHS Mfox EARLE, &
,goMAs DREW at No. 2l2 Main Street Ioreester Mass
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RED FIGUREsl RED FIGURzs!!
NEW YORK BRANCH.
sc Main Street, Worcester.
MACKENZIE & PRATT, Proprietors.

ladies' owing to the great importation Of Goods the
past season, and consequent providing of the mar
kets, the scarcity Of money, &C.. &C. we have been en-
abled for cash to buy the greatest bargains
in Fancy Dry Goods ever seen in Worcester We have
peen engaged for the last ten days in marking the new
ana re 2ketng and marking the old stock in the much
admired Red Figures" which last season acted as
Tasmanand brought the ladies in DIS to the Branch
This time however, We have even outdone ourselves
The way we have used the & Red Pencil.
is A AUTIl(l
and no mistake. We intend going the whole hog this
time, no half measures with No what may be
SACRIFICE, "
the goods must SHAH be sold All our old marks re-
main on the goods, and the Red price is marked on
white tickets in large legible fgues as
RED AS BLOOD.
Now is the time 10 buy
ohIDAY GIFTS,
at low prices We gusTar tee please al who may CALI
large parcels Chrsul#s is coming New Year,
ard what more Gelg hful and pleAseng friends than
toget small presenS such as Collar, pair Of Sleeves
Emhrodered Sets, some such thing; and pray where
can you buy those things cheap at the Branch.
~ " IA )" u II Il II " HI
and bargain which viii astonish yet please you
We expect perfect s ft'
RUSH AT THE BRANCH
this week. and If low prices will do it, it shall be
done. We hope that every man, woman and child will
will give call and prove the truth Of our assertions.
This is no humbug sale, ambsr but bona fde sale.
An cur Collars % per cent. reduced.
All our Sleeves 25 per cent reduced
All our Flouucngs rs per cent. reduced.
AL our Irssrtngs rs per cent reduced.
All our Black Silk Wells,
Inant's Waists, a
Black Laces,
Moire Antique Trimmings.
Kid Chores, Black Velvet Ribbons,
Linen Handk's, 9IlT
Irish Linners,
Briliants,
Wooden Goods,
Hosiery,
Bareges,
Head Dresses
Shirt Bosoms, Ribbons,
Co,oed Bordered Hsndkfs
six Bandk'f,
Vevets, @ 4t
silks, asn
satns,
irregular load of small Wares. On all these goods, as
we have said, are the
RED FIG UEs 4 s,
and happy they who early, aud secure per-
feet bargain. Don't all come at once, but quickly
SALE COMMENCES THIS DAY,
aaa4.
HURRAH FOR RED FIGURES,
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Grofkerp, &c.
CASH ONLY
UntilsArURDAy. p. Jonr.,v 81, ,o.v

o
FIVE DOLLARS and ouer, for
CASH ONLY
UntilsATUIDAY, January 9th, 1857.
Il well known that for the past two years. we have
scd goods on the oRe Price System price Of every
article being marked in plain agures from which no de-
Walton has been made The marked prices will remain
- pre- from which We shah discount 10
lars and 0ve,, bought at any one purchase
Our present stock consists in part of general assort
JAS. EDWARDS & SONS,
Best White IrOn-stone War; Breakfast, Dinner and
Tea SETS and Common Goods, Of every description.
p FRENCH CHINA. .r
Tea Breakfast and Dinner {GolI Band Decorated, and
ran "hite) Vases Fruit Baskets Card Receivers Co.
Iognes, &C. in great varty. lNs5 .
PLAIN AND CUT-GLASs WARE.
comprising general assortment o; all the kinds man.
oetured in this country together with large assert.
ment Of French and German Glass
FANCY GOODS,
Inc most beautiful assortment we have ever had in
store,
%. TABLE CUTLERY, tsb-
From the best to the cheapest qualities Britannia Ware
shfer-plated Tea Sets, KnveS Forks and spoons Tsa
Trays, Table ats, Japann I'd Tin Ware Tin Toilet Nar
&C., &c, In all comprising the most complete assortment
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
10 pc found at any one establishment in Massachusetts
.s GAS FIXTUR Es.
In this department. assortment was never better
tnan ct present, having recently made large additions
of new patterns, which AXE our tulent al
as any in Bosionor New York
PAPER RANGINGS.
Our stock in this department is as good 40 can he
found at any store in New Engjapd at his saaeo If +
yer, comprising beautiful assortment of French and
american Common and Decorative Papers Borders Fire
Boari Prints, Curtains, Sc &C. 'fTG - - 1"i'-
Our friends and Gust mer may assured that they
can ouy goods Of US until January 24 1866 10 per cent
me SENIOR partner OF this firm retifes from this con
Germ on the 31st Of January next al which time new
arrangement viii be made and Wishing to reduce our
STOCK ~ much as possible before that time is our
for making this extraordinary discount
u All accounts will be ready for settlement on the
promptly. 10y VIM O0 pau
~ BROWN & FIRTH, Fagg's Block
Gil dow % q
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FNRY HOYT.
d25 dru&s&wst o CORNHELL.
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and no mistake We intend going the whole hog this
time half measures with us. No matter what may be
tba
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y EW BIO Ok s!-FoR SALE BY
a~)rD DoO0s.

GREAT "RED FIGURE" SALE.
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6NOOPEF'S ReGmcd Sbeet and Shred
a IsINGLASS, for BLANC NANCE TABLE JEL-
LIES, &c prime article Confeclioners, HOTEL and
Family 10 be obtained, with direct for using of
the principal Grocers Druggs Throughout the United
States. PETER COOPER, New York.
mis- d3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-21

zAIKR's Raw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
sssnRsL sosA AGAINST Ir--,RKsoH rsLkeRAea
IN CpefA aics-s srasisH AMKRfJAr Cosa skss.
Panama (sspa 81 Couespons enoe of me Mes Orleans
feusyue
ne Eneish msrcbant brig Calder, from Punta Arenas,
vn.h or, sbe ZEN On he oh Of august arm seo In me
oay of rNpsmA the 2sd Of August 81 this srrvs'
enabled 70 sesd sn days later sdvcss iron oosta
Rc-
Nod ING very special Interest has trAnspred In thai
repsbc esoeps the ssuss Of the foo sius procsmauon
~ Pr.aaen sor., Ia ,isresoe 70 WsE.rs eoaemp'.ed
fsvasice o. oepua am.rica Asd decree Grsnuns 70 .
1uenso Of P.rs The esous privilege q essA
bnshns line o. sshsspo In Costa Rics;-
ssss a.. e D. usl e e. 20 Sas sss s
ne pnrpese q nvsd M ssrs Ansr assia' n. wl,,
WITHOUT lea m,0p win ass ana wanou, ju.uce and
S ~ y s.s-s y sSc so,
nod c,,;Ss q ss ~ .o al va no our
pasy fln pacs the positon o. prs,es d. cres-
r.sc. ~ y. :. .S,os. De 0 o. %
nen pre- ens nem.r.rs wss'se, conmsnosd sy wis
kcs Or O. say q b. snsa i.rs % osesa .nsr,c. vita
Sn Nj ns. no 20, e . y. ssss = sy
ud.r pssas- .tcs hal remain beyond the pro
"a Al x !. Who s.v. served Is u. r.sa: Q, yI.s
soss s% Is s o. rg s g M ~ .sd 'sos
ses rsis y 81. ss e,ye n min ss,y ass. ~ 2.
nS.. .. srts - .sa neSc ssog.. s.o,s
II pc e,t decree hail be ns s,o.n 70 .ss GOV
sns proS Ss . ssds,s T.,s .o 8 ms
I've. s, rc.d :sd y me al
vven ne tdrna Pstsce, the nl,s ~ Toe score NY
" "<. In NE oiss Of San Jose, August !, 1881 vos.
BArAst q RscnANrr, Minister Of war.
The following sbsl 40, OF decrse In relation 70
The line Of telegraph -
n s9vs,s~-r ,, deere dated Ang rs. sr,sed 70
sns 70 = snsh ne Of through the republic rom
sorn svuu, passus throwRh the capital Tho privilege
re ne sos fiehI 70 teesrspsic lse for ninety ae
fcsfr me ffht y cut all the rf for the
~ me nsonal fcresa The rishi 70 stcoauce ali The
80. vS~r.y amy Tree h. gvernmers binds isssl 70
gro@m NE hne The scale Of charges be bed hu~e ri
lurvps and me-ica rae government ~ hsvs the rrs'e
Hsnce 70 we ~ s A. the ~
wlm ne line TO be handed government tine var
on date snsed 70 the Tine and tao years more
me c'o-sco says that grand ocnsrcss ~ represssss
Hvc~ o. sne spsnt.h Amefssn pubos ~il soop held
IN ssn Jcse Letter. trsm the ohi an and Bolivian govern
nnsns, approving Of shc ioes, are pupnshsd.