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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-27

6 e c L A L OTI G E :.
The subscribers, referring to the above notice. beg
leave to inform their friends, former patrons, and
purchasers of Dry Goods generally that they intend to
keep, as heretofore,
First Class Dry Goods Eata bIishnlent,
and will endeavor by pursuing the liberal policy in
offering goods ogenune quality at uniformly prices
to meet continuance and increase the public con.
fdence and patronage that have been long enjoyed by
the old firm, and for which, they take this occasion
TO express their most grateful Acknowledgements.
Having long acquaintance with the retail trade
in Worcester County, and possessing ample facilities for
conducting the business, they promise to use all the
advantages, which their experience energy and capital
affords them, to make their popular for fair and
honorable DEALING careful and constant attention to the
comfort and accommodation of their customers, and,
by offering at all times fresh and carefully selected
Stock in every department of the business and always at
the lowest prices. BARNARD, SUMNER & co.
Worcester, August Ii, 1857. diff
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CHILDREN'S g. YOUTHS CLOTHING.
Ample provision has for many years, existed in this
city, for the abundant supply of every description of
Mems Clothing, but hitherto little attention has been be
slowed upon Clothing for Children and Youth indeed no
establishment in this city has hitherto attempted the rath
er difficult business of manufacturing adequate gen
eral assortment of the various styles and sizes of Chill
dren and Youths Clothing, (and the want of such an
establishment has for long time been regarded
rious lnconyenence Believing, thst city extensive
and important Worcester has become demands least
one first class establishment of this Sort the subscribers
have been indused to establish separate and distinct
department for the exclusive manufacture and sale of
CHILDREN AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
At wholesale and retail, and for this purpose separ
ate apartment has been fitted up in the Second Story OF
store which under the charge of an experienced ar
list, who will at all times be prepared to axe to order
any style Of Children and Youths Garments for all per
persons who may not prefer selections from sock Of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,
OF which, here desire to say that we intend to keep
very extensive and varied assortment of all the best
Styles in vogue in the larger Cities and it will be our con
slant aim to produce Garments Of the Nedtest and most
AttractiUe Form and Style and furnish them at all
times at the MosT MoDsBATE Prices possible, which
prices will be marked in Plain Figures upon each Gar
Inent, and sold upon the
zone Price System."
As in the other departments of our business. We
have only to add that hope make this Department
worthy of general confidence and patronage.
A. r. WARE & co.
mchS0 d3taw&wtf
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~ r e o R o N
G q AL!
Mined by the TrevOrtOn Coal and RnfI-
road Company.
.eH NORTHUMBERLAND County, PENNSYLVANIA. d

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
This coal Is free-burning, semianthracite adapted
peculiarly for family purposeshavtng such properties as
will at upon trial satisfy the most exaeting Inya-
lids who have used say that Is the least offensive q
any coal now in use, particularly those affected with
A. A, HAYES, NJ. D., Assaysr 10 State of Massachu
sets, says: "Iuring its slow combustion CRATE hav
ing narrow bars or openings the ash forms aggIega.
ton whatever and contains less of unburnt carbon than
that from any known anthracite"
PRoFEssoR sLLIMAS says, It forms no eifnksrs that
cannot be easily crushed In the naked hand II kindes
easilyj few biles Of wood suffice TO effect lie lgnon
and 1t burns freely, with clear and perfectly clean
blaze. Covering itsefin the ashes OF IL own comBuston
this Coal retains hre like hickory wood and II thus left
undisturbed, 1t will gradually consume entirely In an
open CRATE Il kindles without the AID Of blower, and
Notwithstanding It's easy ignition II burns for long
time and unlike the harder anthracite IL dOes not go
out when the quantity Of Coal in combustion Is reduced
below certain bulk and intensity.
Is Similar to "Lykens Valley" or "Rnninr Coal and
can DO sold At less price.
cargo Just received and for sale at ~ @ 1901
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
Worcester, jane Is, 1857. dom
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Shawls, Capcs and MantiIIas.
We have an unusually large stock this department
which must be sold at some price or other.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-27

We beg leave to state that commencing business
under the most favorable auspices and that deter
mined to make store the favorte of those who
love Bargains Our stuck will be varied and extensive
from the cheapest to the richest and costlyThus
enabling please the tastes of the most economical
as well as the LIBERAL and bear in mind that will
not beundersold.
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A YOUNG LADY OF ! %, whose halr and
IN been gradually turning gray since the age Of 49,
recently discovered In the decocton Of common plant
remedy that has permanently restored her hair TO It's
former color she will mpart this Invaluable to any
person. on receipt Of fifteen red postage stamps without
further view Of gain, other than the satisfaction Of bene
fitting those who have been similarly unfortunate Ad
dress Miss ARABELLA MORSE, South Boston, Mass.
rps dWassm
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A CARD .-sThe undersigned, in retiring from the
IN business with which he has been long connected
takes pleasure in recommending to his old patrons and
purchasers o. Dry Goods generally his successors and
late partners and feels confident that the character of
the store for Fair and honorable dealing and uniformly
low prices. will be fully sustained.
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTTCE.--Tbs sub-
~ scribers have this day formed copartnership for
the purpose OF doing general Dry Goods business under
the firm Of BARNARD, SUMNER 4 CO., AID having
bought the stock in trade of the late firm of Chambern
Barnard 4 Co.; will continue the business at the old
stand, l9l Main street. LEWIS BARNARD,
GEO. SUMNER,
Worcester, Aug. l, 1851 OTIS Il. PUTNAM.
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SNoRTHY or CONFIDENCE.
BENEvoLENCE ORIGINATED IT

BENENOLENCE ORlGlNA1ED IL
SCIENCE PERFECTED IT!
INTENSE CARE PRODUCES 1T
1t is compounded mainly from Roots Herbs and Gums,
fresh from the forests and combined through most diff
hoult and delicate chemical process
1T Is CLEAN No lip salve is more pure, as Its APP
pearance indicates.
1T Is SAFE. No Eye Lotion is more balsamc, as lis
application eyinces, and yet
IT IS EFFEUTUAl. Forso searching and efficient is
It, that scrotula sast Rheu NJ Eryspelas, RheunaVm,
Gout and Piles flee its presence does the frost before
MAYS genial sun. In Short
~ Whatever good work any salve has lone, this
salye can do, agreeaby and speedily. ~
Prepared only by the proprietor,
A. NJ. BECK No FREMONT TEMPLE, BosToN.
SOLD WHOLESALE BY NJ. s. BURR & CO., No.
Cornhl
Related in Worcester by NJ. B. GREEN & Co., j. Q
HILL, GEO. r. sPCRR, and Druggists generally.
ielT DIFF
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GHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING
S A l. . o N.

The subscriber would hereby give notice that he has
rehtted and reiurnshed his SalOon
also he has engaged the services OF experienced assist
ants so that he can nov attend to all customers with
out keeping them waiting. He falters himself that
shaving shampooing and aair Quitting can be done AZ
ms estaOlishnment In manner that can't be beat and
would invite all who have been obliged 10 20 elsewhere
on account Of his being short OF help to give him cali
agan and have the Tonsoal business done up ia shape
VIM. JENKINS. n
ly3l eI No Mechanic street
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Price Two cents
REAL ESTATE.


a. IA SALE-A Genteel Cottage an Pis5-,.-, a.
y new Two Story House Bluff street; new, To-,
5tor' Houle Pleasant street TO RENT P IN Nv. we
err, rs 0" Peassntstreet, GBo. 7. 5. CURTIS
oH Union Block, 1877 Main St.,
- COTTAGE FOR SALE-Cne oT ~
I most desirable in the city as it Ii situated ,ea
ss1ae Common, and has about 5000 feet Of land well
= ca WIN choice fruit treeI, attached. Price $4,000
f5sssAs COUNTRY SEAT FOR G1TF-
3s two story House. Barn, and three acres IN veil
5 5S1 land, within 81 miles of the Post or
NJ; Inc Oudlngs are new, wen built and meyer occn
INQUIRE of r ~ TSII easy
mch24 pf ,g W 1 sAnlb
USE AND BARN ON AUSTIN STREET,
= = ~ RENT OR FOR sALE-This house is strata5
on the hight of Of land on the street .su
u prospect has 10 rooms, all in perfect repaF barn
%In tTenty feet Of the houes fruit trees in bearing
Of rasS s and is one Of the most desirable places
no. Mechanics Hall Building. ar i1Io
Ca FOR SALE. A cottage bopse vitb ono
M sc[g ana half o. land, situated on sutton street
A an2i Ne M "orces ste; ., Apply t.
1e1 BEANAN DENNIS, Brickmaker.
fE771 FOR SALEs-A beautiful and VERY I-sTIi
H It'll Dult house, Of two tenemeots with lot Por sala
zoneaP, because the owner ia going West Car a.
the premises, No. Elliot street anon 0S az a.
ANoH SALE.-phs house and land bslongj1- -
= L nig, on Hammond street. Worcester. The house
We ouW IN lo62 contains eleven rooms il eonvenien,
Plaanea, ana in complete repair. 1t Commands ane
oi tne valley South and East Of the city, The
Darn Is large enough for two horses and carriages The
tos 81 ana consists Of half acre, on which are forty
YES; mos now IN bearing, with ornamental trees
ana snruooery. aul2 d2wis EDWARD HALE.
o. RARE CHANCE.-For sale or tn
s, Lease the Bay House Nayatt Point with 40 rnrS
N. land as the parties leasing purchasing NAV re-
qure. me house will Accommodate one Kindred par
sra mas oeen one OF the most successful places in
New England The business can be eHtenJed To anv AZ.
sired amount by enargiug the house " my ue-
II Is aoout eight miles from Providence on Narravan
SET say mas good and wharf connected with tha
times a dag. several
me furniture in the house be had at reasonable
rate if desired. " p" i9As0liaoie
Also, very desirable bu lding lots situated near the
above and bordering the Bay will be sold at reason
aoIe rates IN Quantities 10 SUIT purchasers.
For particulars and terms apply 70 mr. address NJ p
POTTER, No. 81 Dyer street. v @'u'e'' ~ =
Providence, July 20, 1857. DIFF on1
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Domestio and Housekeeping Goods.

Domebt1C ana housekeeping Goods
Bsached and Brown Cottons only 64c
"A Dwight Bleached Cottons only 1Oc.
Linen goods of every description and every other ar
ticle in this department which family may want, at
twenty FIVE per cent lower than can be bought elsewhere
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and Fine Business Coats,

Among which will be found some very attractive gar
nents
THE CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Continues under the charge of Mr. STEVENSON Who it
Is needless to add has superior in his profession and
no pains will be spared 10 render this Department salts
factory in tie highest degree 1t contains fine
lection of s#
VestiMgs, Pant Stuffs, and CORtings,
To which all the and desirable styles will be added
as fast as they appear in market.
Trusting by the grea amount variety, and superiority
Of our stock, moderate prices and unremed application
to business merit and receive continuance of the lib
era patronage which has for years been bestowed upon
this establishment, we beg leave respectfully to invite
all purchasers of Clothing to examine stock before
making their selections
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UILD1N REM OWED.
SETH TWICHELL

SETH TWICHELL
Would return his sincere thanks to the citizens of Wor
cester and vicinity for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him. and would inform them that he now
prepared to do all jobs with which he may be favored
the most reasonable terms and at short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed. All orders, either by mail
or left at his residence of No 10 Prospect St. prompt
ly attended to diff jy31 .
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TO LET.

W RENT-one very nice Tenement on Ex.
u change street, near Main. Annv IN TASfFs y
PElKoE, corner Of Main and Austin streets diff jyS1
COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET For further
~ particulars inquire of A. HARRINGTON, 50 Null,
VERY stFeet' DIFF al
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IENO LEf--rhat well known Blacksmith Shop lately
occupied by ISAAC Wo0DO0CK will be rented
low to responsible tenant, if applied mmed lately
inquire Of J. B. PIERCE, corner Of Main and Austin
ueets. deod&wtf apps
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a LEA Genteel Cottage on Pe5,ro-, a.
new Two Story House on Bluff street. ne 81
sloT' Houle on Pleasant street TO RENT-Ponr ~,
- rs On Firasahtstreet, OE0. 7. 8. CURTIS
- diff Union Blook 1oz NJ, o.
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old HOLLAND RDIAL GIN
" T -ASD-
BOZ RBON co RDIAL,
Invaluable tonics for iOvalds so per dozen, and
per bottle For sale by
SAMUEL J, BRADLEB,
1870 Broad street, Doston, Mass.
ETorders sent by express, promptly attended to.
jy22 diff
SEWING MACHINES IAN invitation to all
- who wish for good family Sewing Machine at low
price, to call at
L. Babbit's DnguerreOtype Rooms,
No Pper's Block, and examine Pratts Patent II, Is
and rs dollar Machines. All the work Of the family can
be done up very easily and with great saving of aber
and time. The number of stitches 1t makes in minute
is almost ncaculable Please call and examine for your
selves Remember the place, Piper's Block.
j. W. BROWN, Agent for
iy31 deod&w WIN Worcester County.
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EA FOR SALE. "A cottage house with one
9Th acre and half o. land situated on sntton street
-G-sAS1in New Worceste.. Apply to ''-- ''''e''
duzI du BEAMAN DENNIS pr;ctr,.l-s-
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RATEs ZOE ADvERTIsINe

TTte square is the space occupied by 100 words II
ines solid 'Noapanel" type, being just one inch in
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27
"What |" said my aunt, fairly rival

"What I" said my aunt, fairly rival
ing o railroad whistle this time.
began to think it time to cvacuate
the premises and looking round and
seeing John gone, stepped into the
back parlor, and there he lay flat on
his back, with his feet at right angles
to t;.;s fists pokea aik fffifs8 ai5f to side,
most agonized expression of counte.
nance, but not uttering sound.
Immediately and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a similar attitude, and l think from
the relative position of our boots and
heads, and our attempts to restrain
our laughter, apoplexy must have in
evitably cnsued, if horrible groan,
which John gave vent to in his en-.
deavor to reprcss his risibility, had
not betrayed our hiding-place.
In rushed my wife and aunt, who
by this time comprehended the joke,
and such scolding as then got
never got before, and hope never to
get again.
| know not what the end would
have been, if John, in his cndeavors to
appear respectable and sympathetic,
had not given vent to such diabolical
noise, something between groan
and horsc-laugh, that all gravity
was upset, and we screamed in con
cert.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27
BLACKSMITHING.
Ayers Cherry PectOral.

T1OR THE rapid cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asthma and Consumption, is universally known
as the best remedy ever yet discovered for every
variety of Pulmonary disease. SO wide is the
field Of its usefulness and so numerous the cases
of its cures, that almost every section OF the
country abounds in persons publicly known,
who have been restored from alarming and even
desperate diseases of the lungs by its use.
When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine of It's kind is too apparent to es-
cape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what an
tidote to employ for the distressing and CAN
gerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
which are incident to our climate. by its
timely use many, nay almost all attacks OF
disease upon the Lungs or throat, are arrested
and thus are saved many thousands every yeal
from a premature grave. No family should
be without it, and those who do neglect to pro
vide themselves with remedy which wards OF
this dangerous class of diseases will have ca,ls
to deplorc it when il is too late. Proofs OF tn
surprising efficacy Of the Cherry Pectoral meet
not be given to the American people,-the.
have living proofs in every ncighborhood. Blu
those who wish to read the statements OF thos
whose whole health has been restored an,
whose lives have been saved by its use, vii
| find them in my American Almanac which tn
agent below named has to furnish gratis 70
every one.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver. Lowell, Mass.
and sold by Hildreth & Carver, and A. I.
+. Fessenden. in st. Charles. 3m45
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27
What a Newspaper does for Nothing.

The following article should be read
and ponderd well by every man who
takes newspaper without paying for
lit.
The result Of my observation en-
ables me to state as fact, that the
poorly y @fswanfe,peMapapsrs are more more
in the United States, who invest al
equal amount of labor, capital ant
thought They are expected to dt
more service for less pay, to stand
more sponging and dead heading" tc
puff and defend more people without
fee or hope of reward, than any Other
class.
They credit wider and longer, gel
oftcner the victims of misplaced conf
dencc than any other calling in the
community. People pay printers bill
more reluctantly than any other, goes
harder with them tc cxpend a dollar
on valuable newspaper than ten on
a needless gcw gaw; yet, everybody
avails himself of the use of the editors
pen and the printers ink.
How many professional and politi
cal regulations and fortunes have been
made and sustained by the friendly
though uEreIuitcd, pen of the editor
How many embryo towns and cities
have been brought into notice, ant
pufled into prosperity by the press
How many railroads, now in success
full operation would have foundered
but for the assistance of the "level
that moves the world :" in short, what
branch of industry or activity has not
been promoted, stimulated and defend
ed by the press!
And who has rendered it more thar
a miserable pittance for its mighty
services? ? The bazaars of fashion ant
the haunts Of appetite and dissipation
are thronged with an eager crowd
bearing gold in their palms and tho
commodities there needed are sold al
enormous profits, though intrinsically
worthless, and paid for with scrupu
lous punctuality while the counting
room of the newspaper is the scat o.
jcwing, cheapening, trade, orders and
pennies. 1t is made a point Of honor
to liquidate a grog bill, but not Of dis
honor to repudiatc printers bill.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27

George Peabody, the London bank
er was at Concord, n H., and at a
recent reception, at the residence OF
N. G. Upham, related an incident
which shows one of the traits Of char
acter to which he is indebted for his
remarkable success. Fifty years ago,
at the age of twelve, he had occasion
to pass through Concord, on his way
to Vermont. He stopped all night at
the old Stickney Hotel, where he paid
for his lodging and breakfast by saw
ing wood.-Er.
If man expects to rise from pow
crty to afllucncc, he must keep down
his expenses at the commencement o.
his financial life. It is folly for q
young man who earns but a dollar 8
day, to spend five dollars a week fol
board. George Peabody was econom
ical in early life, and he is now inpos
session ofimmense wealth. Let youns
men take the hint, and learn to keel
their expenses within their income.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27
How the Devil Lost.

We heard a few days ago an old
story told that was as good as new,
and here is the substance of it. 1t
should be dedicated to Delinquent
Subscriber" We have good many
friends, who, we hope, will read it
with tears in their eyes:
A young man who ardently desired
wealth, was visited by his Satanic
majesty, who tempted him to promise
his soul for eternity, if he could be
supplied on this earth with all the
money he could use. The bargain was
concludcd-the devil was to supply
the money. and was at last to have the
soul, unless the young man could
spend more money than tho devil
could furnish. Years passed away
the young man married, was extrava-
giant in his living, built palaces, spec
ulated largely-lost and gave away
fortunes, and yet his Golfers were al
ways full. He turned politician, and
bribed his way to power and fame,
without reducing his pile of gold. He
became " fillibustcr,' and fitted out
ships and armies, but his banker hon
ored all his drafts. He went to St
Paul to live, and paid the unusualrate
of interest for all money he could Dor.
row, but though the devil made wry
face when he came to pay the bills,
yet they were all paid. One expedi
ont after ~aetl,cr failed the devil
counted the time-only two years
that he must wait for the soul, and
Knocked the efforts Of the despairins
man. One more trial was resolved
upon--thc man started newspaper
The devil growled at the bills at the
end of the first quarter-was savagt
in six enthusiastically in nine
and "bookcd" "dead broke at thu
end of year. So the newspaper
went down and the soul was saved
Mineral Point Dem
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27

{ A DESERTED Crry.-The New Orleans
Times represents that city as being
even more desolatc than the Deserted
Village" sung Of by Goldsmith. The
editor says:
1--WE can look out our window at
noon to-day on the once bustling Camp
street, and see no one. Who opens
the stores we know not but we expect
it is done by machinery, as we never
find anybody in them. 1t is our in
tention to count the number OF persons
in town, and give their names and ad-
dresses in short paragraph. Money
is said to be SO awfully scarce, that
the remaining here thinks of dismis-
sing his collector and hiring burglar
in his place. We are the only editor
left in charge of the city interest, and
we have serious thought of letting out
the streets as fine pasture grounds
for sheep. Anybody in want Of grass
will please apply.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1857-08-27

THE VIRGINIA EMIGRATION MOVEMENT
The Wheeling Va. Intelligencer an
nounces reliable authority, that there
are extensive movements among the
largest landholders in that State, to
dispose by wholesale ofimmense tracts
of country to Eli Thayer's company,
to be sold to bodies of settlers now
about emigrating from the Eastern
and Western States; also, that Ken
tucky and Tennessee have been bid
ding for the attention of the company,
and it is probable that considerable
purchases will be made in those
States.