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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12
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Just purchased at the late Great Auction Sales in Boston
and New York, all of which we viii offer for the
ty days at prices that fan to suit the most eco
nomcal.
During the whole of business caeer it has always
been Intentions offer the choicest eds at TONER
prices than at any other House and ladies we assure YOU
we will continue to doso We viii be supplied with new
Goods every day. as have experienced purchasers in
the market an the time and being connected one If the
largest Dry Goods Houses in the country we receive all
our Goods from s hands, and by 80 doing save one or
two profits IH M 1.
We sci all our Gods for cash and therefore don't
make paying customers ray for bad debts In short to
make our place Of business for the shrewdest and
closest Purchasers well as the most ancul and par
ticular where every lady may be sue of finding all the
styles of choice and fashionable goods awsye at Tess
prlees tran at any other stere. =
Our Goods tofH be sbo,oa tfee,y, and no one ,ow
be ursed 10 purchase aga -A~their wia fs'-
ca eu peru al of the following prices, and visit to
our store, will convince every Of the truth Of our
statements. We will sell
5000 yis good Ginghams worth 19I cents. for 81.
1000 " Scotch 9ipghams worth II cents for 10.
5000 /" Fine French Gnghams, worth 25 cts for l2l.
Case Pain Black DeLaines worth II cts, for 6i s5
O'n7' ! ''l A'Defican ffiRts' Tor oAc.
" PlaiGc Merrmac & English prints, for sixpeuce.
hus''sn FRUITS Io''
New style DeLsines, 1870.
Hamilton aud Manchester DeLaines, 12lc.
Figured Alpaca, 12lc. quo
Striped aud Plain PtpHn. worth 25,, for 121.
bi'eK Alpaca, lie. "i
p" All Wool Figured Delaines, worth 50c for Is 90
Case Blue and Brown Polka Spot DeLaines, shiI.
ing. rfT 1u
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meh7 dts THOMAS MAaINNIs, Admir-.
NVoNCEsTEk, S. Fe67 1ob, f857aBy= Viz

ORCESTE k, S.. Feb 1eih is57GBys vir
in favor of FRANCIS CLOYs Of Worcester AT Tessi At
he last December term of the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor said county, have taken all right ia eau y that
when the attached on esne process 10 redeem
certain real estate, lying in said " rceser teg the
same that is described IN deed thereof from TIE sad
Francis Hovey 70 Winthrop Prouty recorded in the Reg.
istrg OF Deeds f'r sad county, Book Sac and
on the % day Vt March next, 10 O'Clock ia the fre-
noon az my omee NO Brinley H4l, in SAID Worces-
ter shall or for sale by public auction the highest
bidder, said right in equity # redemption TT
flS dS@ J. L. BAKER Deputy Sheriff
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Price Two cents
Anttions,


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On accoaut Of ~ beah the Subscriber will se AT pb,
nc auction, on ~ ESDAY, the I7th day Of March u.t
% ~ O'Clock A. NJ on the premises his Steam Mil sit
uaIed in the City Of Nashua, N. n.
ms ml is located few rods vest OF the Nashua and
oweil Depo and directly upon the track Of the Wilton
hNrnad and upon the bank Of the Ma 4Aua River onpo
ne the Nashua Manufacturing CompaBy's Mills
me advantages Of this location for business and
particularly the Lumber business, are pronounced by
ood to be the best in Kew Hampshire If not he
pest IN the New England States, having as IL does a
uIee communication with all the Northern Railroads AZ
hiso the Merrimack and Nashua Rivers for a sunnlv.
and Lowell, Lawrence, Salem Boston, Providence w.
eester and an intermediate places in addition 10 the To-
cal business of the marx ct. --> y - ~
This property consists of about ~ acres Of Land ons
Fdty Horse Power Engine, two Double Fue Boilers IL
ana AZ inch diameter Engine House 30 by 40 r. bn ~
prick and slated, one main building 65 By IS It three
stories and an attic with one addition az bv 10 II o
stories, and addition 28 y 2 IT, one story, also
counting room. store house, lumber sheds SC
Inc machinery consists Of sbaftlng betting one largo
circular saw. for saving logs; one gaBg with 20 tAs
oe edging saw, and all machinery for drawing in logs
elther from the river rarord Also ore Iarge double
Buiiaclng planning machine, Matching and join ting ma
hnes, cutting OF saw, and machinery for making be yes
eaWng laths cutting slabs, and s tools necessary 10 Oh
crate the Same, an in running oder a9f{i sid
a hoerai credit will be given If desired, with an IN
houoted ute and immediate ussession.
connected with the above, ami can he had By the nr
eraser, u Anont 400 M. Saved Lumber, seasoned 4,
ready for the spring business Also hon 800 10 4r0
Tor Dimension Lumber. '9
f9r iurther particulars, apply to the suhseriber az
Nashua. n H. & Ff4ts3 An KTmpaTTs
mh5 dts H go -
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FNISSOLUTt0N OF COpARTNER-
sHUP.-Notice Is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing b tween Nathan N. Myzzv,
James paine and Wiiliam 4. Cary under The firm Of
HiTGH"oC MuzzV, y 20. was dissolve On the
twenty first day Of January, A. D. 1887 by mutual con-
Hent, James ?. Paine retiring from the business.
NATHAN NJ. MTZZY,
JAMES p PAINE,
WILLIAM A. CARY
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Dudley, Feb. 10th, 1851, d85aa2r&vit f27
NJ r. mp L. u y u u IL Il A
~ a I'D 5LAZELL'S ri eisT
CGi2seNG Flair Tonic.

= l..
An admirable preparation for preserving and Identifying
the Human Hair.
The Climax Hair Tonic includes in its composition
many the most potent known remedies It's combined
with the most elaborate and with strict REGARD
to proportion that due effect given each Ingredient
and the result is combination, elegant recherche and
unsurpassed in point Of efficacy by any other before the
public.
just long vitality exists in the hair the appica-
honof the Climax Hair Tonic fail to be beneficial
It's invigoralng influence will make itself perceptibe
Its action, by removing dandru aud other obstacles from
the scp, destroys their whitening Effects leaves the
way clear for nature to doher pat. 81 IS ltr9
As compound for dressing Che hair parting to IT
s1ftness elossiness and richness and also rendering he
Fties snd drest hair susceptible Of the most tasteful
arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be found nyau
able Nervous headaches frequently removed by
vigorous application Of the Climax Hair Tonic, with
stiff brushing. va "a +.l 81 aise-i
Possessing delicate color, liable to soil anything
with which it comes in contact-of pleasant and de-
cdei, yet not too prominent o1or, the Climax Hair
Tome it what the proprietor has aimed TO make TIA
compound at elegant and effective and Of unusual
intrinsic worth. 51au
Sod in large bottles at twenty Eve cents perbotte.
Prepared only by GEO. r. SPURk, No, 20l Main st.
Worcester, Mass. and sold by traders generally,
MOO diff
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o. ADMINISTR ATOR'S SALE.-By
icnse n Court, will be sold at Puhlic Auctop on
s@ssA+ EDNES0AY, The sth day Of April next, at 8
TcooE N the afternoon tue folio Eingreal u.
iue wh9e OF the real estate where PATRICK WEIGH,
late Of Worcester, died seized Consisting Of 4 I IN IND
o. ABOUT aZOO square feet situate the easerly side Of
mlhry street, in the city Of Worcester with the dwell
ing mousse thereon containing eight room shout ave
years since, and suitable for two families For terms and
further particulars Apply t114 ffy b a9flrsr-II-- =
mehT dts -t- THOMAS AdAGINNTz Adr,.r
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M ACHTNERY FOR SALE.-Tfe M0NsoN
and BRINE ED MFG.C0offer for sale all tn, a.
ehinery In their Factory in Mon on consisoug OF u
Looms Mules, 500 spindles each, 2 Dressers ali not
very old and In gned orerJ also, IS inch Cards and Whit
ms LappeIs and other preparation which more worn
fhey would pr fer to sell it all in lot and would give
long payday for II whole OF it, with good securts AID.
ply to A. W. P0RTkR, Agt, Monson.
Monsoon Feb 2 1857. d2taWtAprt ~
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NRONNY! MONEY!! MONEY!!

Mooney MONEY J! MONEY ~!
w WHY BE WITHOUT MONEY! when it is just
as easy for any be around with a cket FIJI as
not, if they only think So I have got new article
from which from ave to twenty dollars lay can be made
either by male female 1t is highly respectable basin
ess, and article which is wlned in every family in
the United States Enclose two dollars by mail, at
my risk, and will forward by mail crculor.
with full instructions in the art The business is very
easy.-Try it. yen out " empoyme Mt and you viii
never regre for will be better for you pay the above
SUM- and insure good business than to pay ~ nty five
cents for spurious advertisement This is humbug
Try it!-Try It! Try il! Address your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New York.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12

sent one of my circulars TO an Editor in Georgia
and he gave notiae 10 his paper like the following:
Dir. Monroe sent me one Of his circulars and viii
just say TO my readers that whoeve you are out Of
employment that Mr. Nonroe's business is good bust
and money can he made cut Of it by any one who
engages in It. for il is no humbng.n d3m dS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-12
XNoRCEsTER SCHOOL, OF DEsIGi
.gcaeIemau or give .Ea.as.


This institute is es abshed the purpose Of afford
Ing thorough instruction in every department Wor
ceser though rich in educstion" privileges has other
school for this obi Ctz interested the cause Of
education have exered thirnuepce that such Acad-
might he loo ted in the city Of which they justly
proud Classes viii be formed for children and youth
who VIII be tang hit draw from the object ITSELF to
design; beginning with the simple elements. The
chief ann will he to teach pupils think AID for theru-
selves to be original rather than cory the faults others
The constant novelty 10 designing is gratifying the
tive mind OF childhood, while the power thus acquired
satisfies the demands Of intellect in is de- per deVe0pe
ments. Students more advanced, who making the
study of art profession viii receive instruction in every
style OF drawing and printing neuiing sketching and
painting from Nature. and from Life.
Facilities viii be afforded to pupils who desire to pur
Ble the study of Modern Languages and Music in
nection with Painting. .c4
Miss NJ IM0G{NE ROBINSON, the Principa Of this
Academy, invites the friends Education lovers of
Art to visit her which will be opened uec. sst,
mt EST Main Street. diff mis-
MT0EIC &c. The SUBSCRIBER, having bseu GUY APP.
~ pointed sealer of wejguis and Measures calls up
all persons to bring in their Scales Seey ards, and
Measures, and have them sealed.
WM. THOMPr0N, Msrrifelds Building,
Cypress street, third door from Exchange street.
p S.-Scales and Steely ar Is repaired,
a dtf .e.
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Omnibuses. a.sw

NICHOLS ACADEMY.-The Spring Term Of
" this Institution will commence the l6 Of March
next under the direction of Mr. NUN ROE NICHOLS Of
Mi dletown College.
Mr. N, is experienced teacher ard few schools Or
like grade off better opportunities for the education Of
youth then this and parents and others in the
work of eucaton confidently invited to patronize
this School. Per Order, d.
FH fHeH 4al1a 2. BAKER, g saH
Mods 81 II. PRATT, Committee.
4 u 5fsfa A. HANCOCK -
Dudley, Feb 10Th, 1857 d3taw2w&wit for
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WAGE TO ii BAN DIS AND
IA WlVhS.--AtsO those contemplating Marriage
Ooiored Steel plates 80 CTS plain plates 25 free Of
postage
This work contains dissertation the necessity Of
Marriage Instructors in Courng with Cure for love
effects of Ceihacy, Cohabtation, Of Steriliy
planned, increase OF family with many other useful in
Itructioos, 0mthe French of Jean Dubois.
Address, HENRY 5. G SMITH & CO.,
Agents TAINTED Box 42l0 Post Office, n. 7
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Vol. XII.-No. 59.I
TIE MNRCFSTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE,
EsyAs DREW at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
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&MORCEsTER Gymnasium BRANCH
w ffHla 4 NOW npEN =

MWJ URL ESTER @ u n ANIUM BRANCH
Wv NOW OPEN.
PROF. A. M0LIEEAUX, returns his thanks to the
citizens Of Worcester, for their past patronage hopes
rooms in the Rear of l.. -. Godda rsl'r STA
Main St. b-tter Known the old Masonic HAIL.
where he taking Subscribers reduced prices $40
per year and will be happy accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage ~
NJ B. The Book is now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Molneaux will he in attendance waitupon the
aides. ola. diff
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DhuY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for sig
uonts for three months; 10 cents per week. single
opisg two cents each he paid stTicttyi in ddUaHcs,
deduction of 81 year will be made, and proporonate
eiuction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPgR.-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
months aud so cents for three months II paid strictly in
ADVANCE rs year; single copies cents each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21
Ashland.

This pleasant village, on the Fredericksburg
Railroad, is steadily improving. 1t is now very
beautiful The Hotel grounds arranged and
laid out with admirable taste. No one can behold
them without admiration-without wondering az
the rapid change which has been wrought upon
the wild scene Of woodland which so recently
prevailed there. To EDWIN ROBINSON ESD il
due the credit for the enterprise and good taste
which has accomplished this metamorphosis The
buildings convenient and handsome: the dining
and ball rooms are spacious and elegant, and the
hotel and grounds are lighted with gas manufac-
tured 10y retort and apparatus which are the pro.
perty OF the hotel The oaks are growing broader
and more beautifully the and other flowers that
grace the walks are scenting the air with their
perfume; and there is appearance of neatness
and repose about the place that inspire pleasure
and relaxation and cause the visitor to regret the
coming of the time Tor his departure from the class
sic shades of Ashland.
There are several new buildings going I'D and
planned. Gentlemen buying lots with The
view of n country residence at this conyenien,
railroad village, and we may look for a still more
rapid Improvement of the place The passenger
can leave the city for Ashland, Ashland for the
city, three times day pleasant excursion would
be that of leaving here by the early Northern
train, breakfasting at Ashland, and returning by
o'clock, ready for business. 1t would he quite re-
freshing, especially as the fare at the Hotel IL er
cellent, and learn that the supplies at the har
are of the best. The society of the village, consis,
ing of residents and the boarters at the hotel. ia
now very good. We hope to 500 it largely increa,.
ed, and wish for Ashland that great success which
should reward the enterprise of its founders who
have added largely to the resources of our c,ti
gens for pleasure and comfort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21
Iron Steam Propellers.


The n Y. Herald says that there are a, this TINA
NOT less thsn three hundred steam propeIlers rang
ing from one thousand to fifteen hundred tons bur.
.heh building In the different ports Of Great Britain
-. .Ae american trade. IL appears that two-ffths
"a 'ae gross value Of importations from England
Gnu france into the port of New York is by ocean
sses''ers mostly foreign, aud that the great bulk
y. sne passengers coming by steamers comes under
'hs british nag The Herald speaks in serious, il
NOT respondent tone Of the state of things regard
Tag iron bulls and screw propellers as destined 70
monopolize the carrying trade of the world The
pfaeticai obstacle in our competition with Eng
ssia 70 os the superior cost OF the iron vessels
Yankee ingenuity and enterprise viii no douht
work out = mode Of checkmatins England Z, ,h,.
grand move for the commercial dominion of Az
deep, movement which, II successful, this Herald
says, win convert the Atlantic into an English har
Dor.
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pICHNoyn MARKETS. Jt1Y ~.

TOBACCO-The receipts Of Tobacco have been
much lighter for the last fsw days, and the Dfeass
are smaller. We qnote inferior Lngs at ss9s9m;
go2d sll5.9I2s9, Zine Manufacturing s, s9,s q:
good sisatsissS: I'm. Shipping sls-,"sl7: Fine
stemping, scarce, Sl5.jn9iT; good Manufacturing
4l5Gl6: Fine SD IS 80 and 1925; Fancy wrappers In
light cases. So, IS, 10, IS and ".
rnent for days and quote SuperfiDe TO snip
pers nominsliy Mt s.. To the trade, we quote SUI
perfins IS. 2sGs5o No new Flour yet in market
WHEAT.-To-day there is little Wheat Offering,
and none Of that, We believe was in the city. some
samples from neightoring farmers we're exhibited
and one of the mills purchased for delivery. dn-
ring the present week, at 81 s. for prime red; sl's
for prime white. These rates, which were the open
ing prices Of Saturday for new Wheat may bs quo
tod as those Of to-day.
C0RN.-MaYket not so firm to-day. but prices I'M
changed: 81 .05ss 10 per bushel
OATS-yery scarce and we still quote ooS53c. per
bushel
RYE.-Receipts light. We quote ejc.@si per
bushei.
HAY-No change. A cargo selling to-day at sf.l2.
We quote from store at SLIP ,bpl.25.
BACOS-The stock Is light aud market very hrIn
at an advance. We quote Sides at 1885, Shoulders
l2hGtl21fc.
sUGARS-The market continues firm, at former
quotations viz: Raw Sugars: ". Orleans, none in
market; Cuba l0l.6i1kc.; Porto Rico llel11ic. Re
fined Su gars Loaf 15c.: Crushed and Powdered 1870
4sc: A. Coffee l3lc.; B. Coffee l2szc; G. Coffee l21c.
CORFEE.-We quote Rio lo5aG1i2c. Laguayra 800
lake: Java l5kGl6c. Mocha l61a6l1c.
WHISKEY-29@S3oc. per gallon for Richmond rec
CATTLE-Th. market is moderately supplied with
Indifferent cattle and sales are made Mt $3.50 to p
per cwt. gross. Fine fat Cattle would bring more.
LAMBS-We quote at 81 to -. MUTTON, at 81 to
81 per head; VEAL. at S. to $40. according to qua
litv. HOGS. 80 per cwt.
GUANO-we quote Reese's Manipulated Guano at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21
Things In Norfolk and at Old Point
Old Point Contention.
fcoRREspoyDEycE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

NORFOLK, July 90
We have little news to send you. except that the
President Directors, &c, of the Hotel: bu-
silly engaged in looking into the merits of the va
rous lots offered for sites. The first. and the
second ones selected, are both considered nearly out
of the question.
You aware that preliminary steps have been
taken to organize towing and transport line from
Lynchburg to this city. The work is in the right
hands. and will succeeds
Old Point is fairly swarming with visitors. having
been crammed to its utmost capacity for the
past two weeks. Those who have beeh turned away
at INST have however generally gotten rooms after
few days, sojOurning in the mean time i'm IIamp-
ton, which is delightful locality, or with our
friend Walters, in this city. It's expected that tn.
season will continue much longer at Old Point than
usual.
Quite q topic of conversation and expectancy
hero at this time. is the Steamship Convention.
which is to be held at Old Point on the 10Th and
30th instant. 1t is expected to be a large gather
ing, and from the standing and ability of the gem
tlemen who will he present it will doubtless be
unusually able and interesting. Among those OK
pected are Gov. Wise. Hon. VIM. G. Rives. Hon. j.
II. Bolts. Jas. Lyons, Esq, Henry W. Miller, ESQ.,
OF Raleigh, Prof. De Bow. and Lieut.. Maury, Mr..
Mann will also be present. We hope to welcome
the editor of the Dispatch among the number
strenuous attempt has been made by certain
interested parties TO crush out the Old Point Con
ventiOn. the ground that it would interfere with
the actonsof the Bristol Convention, which was
Claimed 10 ne essentially NmtShtsiSh. thus endea-
voring to renew the former discussions between ri.
val sections-which is as wicked il is stupid and
impolitic. The object of this opposition quick
ly discovered, and the attempt will be miserably
abortve.
Renewing again our invitation to join us. am.
&C., PROGRESS
SAT n meeting held in Lynchburg Va, Friday
night, the subject mentioned by our correspondent
WAS brought up by +. b. Deane, Esq. who stated
that the capital stock of the enterprise need only
be 100000, of which 100000 is to purchase steam
tug, and $4,000 be appropriated to putting the
nal packets in proper form. The project we'll
received by those present at the meeting, as one
which would liberatc Lynchburg from being
tributary to Richmond"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21
DIED.

On Sunday evening. the 18th inst, Mrs. ANN rus
KELL aged 81 years
Her funeral will take place from the residence of
her son. Thomas Ruskell. on MayOstreet This Morn
ing Mt ~ O'clock to which the friends and acnuaint-
ances Of the family requested to attend without
further notice.
go" Baltimore Sun please copy.
On yesterday morning at 81 O'Clock, of typhoid
fever. MARTHA ISABEL eldest daughter of Thomas
b. and Emeline White. aged l3 years and mouths.
The friends and acquaintance of the family ill.,
yted to attend her funeral Mt the LIST Baptist Church.
This Afternoon. at o'clock.
In Manchester on Saturday morning, July tho
18th. ELIZABETH HASKINS, the wife of Aaron
IIaskins. in the 18th year Of her age She leaves
kind and a1ecionRte husband and one child to
her loss, and many friends and acquaintance.
Farewell dear Elizabeth, thou art gone
Forever from my sight:
Shall no more thy face behold,
So cheerful and so bright
And is that sweet voice forever hushed
On earth loved so dear,
Tho oft think heard it move
Still throbbing in my ear. x
On yesterday evening JAMES ALFRED, Young
est of John I. and Julia A. Steger.
The friends Of the family respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral. This Morning at 10
o'clock, at his fathers residence. Marshall
street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-21
Spirituaiism IN New Orleans.

The spiritualts of New Orleans have gone A
bowshot beyond their brethren in any other part
Of the country. With an sudacous bssphemy that
surpasses the most horrid impietles of the French
Revolution, they have professod to call up the Di
vine Founder of christianity, and in Ian guage that
might make French atheist shudier, caused him 70
deny his own Divine character. II, after this mon.
stroas exhibition of the sheer inhdelty and total
depravity OF spirtuaism, believers in Christianity
can longer retain faith In that gross and inpiou.
imposture, they must be prepared for the lopica,
consequence of formal Remuneration of Christi
anity.