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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-17
MEDICINES.

Err. T. II. THOMPSON would respectfully
p announce 20 tie cizins Of Worcester and vicinity,
that has taken at No. l2I Main street. ae is
happy t0 them that his medicines for the follow
ing complaints and dis asses generally, are preemnent
ard unsurpassed for the cure OF scroiu Cahker, Liver
Cor plant Dyspepsia. Cosveness, Piles Nervous Dis
eases Pain in the Back, Side, Limbs, and Joints Iu
mors, ard al impurities Of Blood, whereby the cons
tuition hiss become eneebed enables the Doctor to offer
relief to ALL
Or. Thampso,'s new nedica' discovery the CULLUBRI-
AN Gov POUND, for the Of diseases Of private
tu1e, il unryaed curing he ost arming cases 0f pr
SAFE diseases in all Their various stages, speedily as is
nant rure.
DR. T. has bad years Of practice in the cure of the
above classes Of dsases attributes his nvaria
be suc,eso Of hi, Medc7l Discovery in curing the
most obstinate deep rooted, complicated, long settled,
and inherited disogiers Of the human economy.
Young men and others afflicted with seminal Debility,
from Whatever cause, With trains of bodily and mental
evils which follow when neglected, should mske an early
applications thereby avoiding much trouble and suffering
as well as expense.
Ulcers upon the Body, Throat, Nose or Paiu in the
Bones aud all Gerclrai yield to DR. a pccI,4r
aud 07'y ect cOu o. treatment exclusive of the
use o. mercury a. every deeterous drug aud in short
tune the pat euta are male to rejoice ia parIet health
Hardly pls3ga bat consulted by one or more
with the above diseases Of whom weak and emR
ciatei, il they had the consumption aud by their
friends supp eel tn have it.
TO FEMLFs "A diseases peculiar to females such az
surpr's lcr guarjues &C, &c speedily effect
uoiy Tte ettacy his n-diciae fur the cure
OF the above affections I'VE been we'll tesed for the last
twenty years
D7, ThomPsons Fsma's Specific. - This remedy,
whiGE has been success fily all # Sup
press and tregularity ncdeat to married and single
ladies s only to be prepared At his elce No. I2l Main
street. Worcester
Persona distance mag consult DR. ~ by letter (post
pad) describing their case, AID can have medicines
curey put up, nd forwarded any part of the United
States with full and explicit dir ctians for use.
OGce arranged with separate apaFtnsnss 50 that pa
tleuts ear no bat the Doctor.
Dr. Y. makes no charge for short consultations
Letters post paid duly answered those requiring much
advice should enclose small c. aui,ient to compensate
for the time required to write the answer.
Office hours rom a to 9 dH 30
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsencss,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of Cousumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
lmcrous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
Iicly 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 its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known the
public no longer hesitate what antdote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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ZOE SALE CHEAP

Ga hO& SA LIZ Oh EA p asa
Esssg TWO VALUABLE H0MEsTEADs, -"is@
Or Small Farms, the City Of Worcester, with
q miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings neg aud thoroughly finished The Worces
er aod West BoYlson omnibus passes the premises four
times daily The buildings situated upon tract Of
land containing twenty acres Of the best land in Yer
caster county. Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
GToDing The first purchaser Of Que of them ca have
T. 10, or IL acres
Both places are free of neumhrance.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to e44
change. Inquire Of 7. NJ. LAMB,
ia29 diff 275 Main Street
EIsOR SALE O& TO LET-The well knowa
q INMAN'S SCYTHE ESTABLISTM ENT, situated
IN the east part Of Burrillye, miles of Slater
vile, on the Branch River, H. l. The works have been
put in thorough eraF since the FIRST of July last and
are nov in frat rate running order They are capable
of turning from three to four thousand dozens of
scy thes year These works admitted to be among
the best arranged in New Eogand Tor economy and con
7enience in all departments Of the business They are
only five miles from dillyile depot the Providence
and Worcester Railroad. For particulars inquire Of
NANCY INMAN. on the premises, 0. A. INMAN, Mohe-
gan, u L. J. o. INMAN, East Douglas, Mass, H. In
MAN, Worcester.
Burrlvin, Sept. o. 1883. d2tau&w3m s2s
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A NEW DESCOVERY.-TO CURE BAD
~ SPIRITS, Dyspepsia Nervousness, Heartburn
Choiic Pains, Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the
Bowels, Headache. Drowsiuess, Kidney Com
plants, Melancholy, Delirium Tremens,
Tutemhsranee
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PREPARED BY
DR. y. G. AVER g. co.
LOWELL, MASS.

For sale by JOHN O. BILL, Apothecsry, Mechanics
Hal Building Worcester and by sill Druggists every.
where
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REAL. ESTATE

d. ELEGANT And VALUABLE
BH.ig RESIDENCE FOR EALE.-The subscriber, being
zahout to so abroad, is DESTROYS OF dispcsing OF his
ate residence in Worcester. The Whole sny part of
the Furniture will be sold with the residence desired by
the purchaser. Inquire OF Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, or
JOHN FIELD, Esq, Of Worcester; OF Col. n. Z COUR
SER, OF Nashua, N Il or o. WARREN LAZELL No.
CHARLES THURBER.
New York. June rs d2taWG js26
s. HOUSES FOR NALE. - In different
SCH. parts Of Worcester, prices varying from $1,000
.ks!;s, to $4,000 each
Terms o. paymeD; to suit the purchasers.
+. Fl. DEWEY,
auls WITT 2ls Main street.
- HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
sa,fs occupied by me, the north side Of Pleasant
-s% Street, will be sold cheap cash, The lot is so
eel 'front.' By SO deep ups which neat little cottage
containing seven We'll supplied with hard
Street. WALTER sTEARNs.
ieIs diff
E{7Og SALE. -DXVELLING HOUSES
a at VERY Low PRICES In order to Ccse an un
settled Estate the following Dwelling Uouses situated in
ne center Of the City Of Worcester will be sold at much
below the real value.
Lots and Houses on east side of Portard street, Nos
30 and 81.
Lot and double Brick House, Nos q and %, west side
OF Portland street.
Lot aud Double House the side Of Portland St,
Nos. y ami IA
Lot aud Hoose No. 90, OF west side Of Salem street
Lot and House on Wellington street. opposite residence
Of J. c. and 6, Jaques.
Let and Factory Building on Southbridge street.
Lot and House corner Of West and Cottage ats
bury streets
For terms Of sale and further information as to the
property, apply tc ". ". RICE,
Worcester Bank Block.
4. II. DEWEY,
Nfai-o t
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sep2T II 2ls Main St.
Ia FARM FOR SALE Situated near
hss Boyston Centre aud tJrmerly occupied by Henry
lsaz P. Chase Sail Farm contains about s5 acres Of
land, suitably divided INFO moving, tage pasture and
wood land. with good buildings thereon. Inquire Of
EZRA BALL, near the premises, or of
E. T MARBLE,
nu19 d&wtf No. Trumbuh st., Worcester.
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MILLBURY STAGE leaves the Bay State
I'VE Houge at 1000 A. NJ, and 800.
Loave Millbury at 8 A. NJ, and NJ. dtf
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Another.--BuTfs County, O3t 3O.-Mr. Hatty, Sir; [
send you S. for which you will orreri three ~ more
pa2kag Of Bliss Dyspsptic Remedy Lave at last
found the medicine that have heen looking ior it acts
like charm upon my Dyspeptic and diseased ste ach
Ycury
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gATst' MPTiUs TAAA NollCn

~
MONTGOMERY County, Ga, Oct. Goth, 1855. Mr. James
Herty, Dear sir Please Ind enclosed ollsr blfo
which you will he KIND enough To forward by return mail
another package o. BLISS DYSPEpTIO REMEDY; it
is the ouly preparation that have TAKEN (and have
tried macy one rou which have ceived really per
ceptbie benehtthe Rrs. package, which am now TAX
ing, conviuces that this pre- paraon above all Others
is the very thing for Dyspepsia lnterd tn follow out
the directions, and confident Of 2 speedy cure You
are welcome to give my opinion of this to any
person that has Dyspepsia-that being my disease.
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Yet another.--LsURESs HmL.-Friend Herly: You
viii please send another packss Of that DyspepC Rem
edy of Bss it 10 the yefy remedy to cure Dyspepsia
enclose 81. Youts, M
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28
A BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT.

Shortly before the departure of Bish-
op Heber for India, he preached SER
mon which contained the following
beautiful illustration
Life bears us on like mighty
stream or river. Our boat at first
glidcs down the narrow channel
through the playful murmuring of the
little brook and the winding of it's
grassy borders. The trees shed their
blossoms over young heads, the flow
crs on the brink seem to offer them
selves to our young hands we are
happy in hope, and grasp eagerly at
the beautiful around us-but the
stream hurries on, and still our hands
are empty. Our course III youth and
manhood is along wilder and deeper
food, amid objects more striking and
magnificent We are animated at the
moving pictures, and cnjoymcnts, and
industry passing us we are excited
at some short lived disappointment
The stream bears us ON, and our joys
and griets are alike left behind us.
We may be shipwrccked, we cannot
be delayed, whether rough or smooth
the river hastens to it's home, till the
roar of the ocean is in our ears, and
the tossing of the waves is beneath
our feet, and the land lessons from oul
eyes, and we take our leave of earth
and its inhabitants, until of our further
voyage there is no witness save the
Infinite and the Eternal"
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28
Sentiment.
GEMS crtlED FROM OUR LITERARY RE E,plxGs
A HAPPY HOME.

In happy home there will be no
fault-tinding, no ovcrbearing spirit, no
peevshncss, no frctiulncss. Uukind-
ness will not dwell in the heart or on
the tongue. Oh, the tears, the signs,
the wasting of life, and health, and
strength, and time; of all that is most
to be desired in happy home, occas-
ioned by mere unkind words. The
celebrated Mr.. Wesley remarked to
this effect, viz.:-that fretting and
scolding seemed like tearing the flesh
from the bones, and that we have nc
more right to be guilty of this than
we have to curse, or swear, or steal
In perfectly happy home all selfish
ness will be removed-even SO Christ
pleased not himself" so the members
of happy home will not seek first
to please themselves, but to please
each other
Cheertulness is another ingredient
in happy home. How much does a
sweetness emanating from heart
fraught with love and kindness, con-
tribute to render home happy. How
attracting, how soothing is that cheer.
iulncs that is borne ON the countc,
nance Of wife and mother. How the
parent and child, the brother and sis
ter, the mistress and servant. dwell
with delight on those cheerful looks,
those contiding smiles that beam from
the eye, and burst from the inmost
soul of those who are near and dear
| How it hastcns the return of the
father, lightens the care of the mother,
renders it more easy for youth t.
resist temptation, and drawn by the
cords of affection, how it induces
them with living hearts to return tc
the parental roof,
Oh that parents would lay this sub
ject to heart, that by untiring effort
they would so far render home happy
that their children and domcstics shal
not seek for happiness in forbidden
paths.
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Qostrp.
The Lost Star.
BY MISS LANDOS.


light has gone from yonder sky,
star has left its sphere;
The beautiful and--do they die
In yon bright world as here
VIII that star leave lonely place,
A darkness on the night
No; few will miss its lovely face,
And none will think heaven less bright
What vert thou star vanished one .
What mystery was thine
Thy beauty from the east has gone:
What was thy sway and sign,
Vert thou the star OF opening youth .
And is it then for thee,
Its frank glad thoughts its stainless truth
So early cease TO be,
OF hope-and was it to express
How soon hope sinks in shade;
Or else of human lovelincss,
In sign how it will fade,
How was thy dying-lke the song,
In music to the last,
An echo flung the winds among,
And then for ever past
Or didst thou sink as stars whose light,
The fair moon renders vain,
The rest shone forth the next dark night
Thou didst not shine again.
Didst thou fade gradual from the time
The first great curse was hurled,
Till lost in sorrow and in crime,
Star Of our early world
Forgotten and departed star!
thousand glories shine
Round the blue midnights regal car,
Who then remembers thine
Save when some mourniul bard like me
Dreams over beauty gone,
And in the fate that waited thee,
Reads what will be his own.
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The next day, Honora informed her
grandmother, Madame Auderly, of
Godfrey's presence in the neighbor-
hood, and the old lady sent her only
brother, Colonel Shannon, to fetch him
to Piedmont. Godfrey accepted the
invitation. On his arrival, he found
that General Sternc, the governor
elect of Virginia, and his son, had just
taken up their quarters, for several
days, with Madame Auderly and the
old lady, in his honor, at once sent off
cards of invitation to some of the
neighbors to visit her that evening.
When tea was over, the company
adjourned to the drawing-room, where,
soon after, the guests invited for the
evening joined them.
First came Father OLouherty, the
parish priest of St. Andrews Church,
at Grassland.
The next arrivals were Mr.. and Mrs.
Willoughby, and Mr.. Heine.
Immediately after them came Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Hawc-thc doctor, a
man of great fashion and elegance,
the lady, delicate, pensive woman,
wit sort of sad, moonlight face,
bcaming softly out between her aeecy
locks of jet.
And, last of all, to the astonishment
of everybody, came old Hugh Have,
who had been invited as a matter of
courtesy, and was not in the least de-
gree expected to make his appearance.
He came not alone. On his arm he
brought a young girl, unlimited, but
whom, with grave courtesy, he pre-
sented to his hostess as Agnes Drake,
the daughter of deceased friend, and
now his ward, and whom, presuming
on Madame Auderley's wcll-known
kindness, he had Tentured to present
to her.
Madame Auderly, reader of faces,
was certainly attracted towards her
and, after little talk, that confirmed
her first favorable impressions, she
took the hand of the orphan girl, and
conducted her to the group formed by
the Misses Auderly, Mr.. Sterne, Mr.
lIeine, Mr.. Dulanie, and Honora Paule
Under the auspices of Miss Rose
Auderly, they We're just about to form
what she called Sybils Circle, fol
which purpose, Messrs. Heine ant
Sterne were dispatched to bring for
ward round table. Miss Rose wen
to cabinet to seek the "SybiP
Leaves" which she presently produced
All then seated themselves around tn
, table.
!, A dead silence reigned. Rose shui
, fled the cards, turned them with thei
faces down, and then addressing he
, right-hand neighbor, Mr.. Sterne, IN
\ low voice, she demanded
"What would you with the Sybll !!
Il II would know the future partne
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28

A BEAUTIFUL PARAGRAPH-The fol
lowing lines are taken from Sir Hum
phrey Davy's Salmonia
IL envy no quality of the mind, or
intellect, in others, be it genius, pow
er, wit, fancy,-but if | could choose
what would be most delightful, and |
believe most useful to me. | should
prefer firm religious belief to any
other blessing for it makes life dis
cipline of goodness breathes new
hopes, varnishes and throws over the
decay, the destruction of existence,
the most gorgeous of all light ava
kens life even in death, and from cor
ruption and decay calls up to beauty
and divinity ; makes an instrument
Of torture and shame the ladder Of as,
cent to Paradise and far above all
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to lead me to his rooms. He REQUIRED
a night to cast my horoscope. He de-
manded, and | gave him, the day and
hour of my birth, and then l took
leave, with the promise to return in
the morning. The next day | went"
Wcll?" questioned Honora, earn
cstly.
My horoscope was HoRRoR-scope
indeed a. 1t predicted for me-a short
and stormy life, and a sharp and sud.
den DEATH
Good Heaven ! But-thc details ?
Z" 1t prophesied four remarkable
events, the first of which has already
come to pass"
And that was-?'
The loss Of my patrimonial cstatc!
Singular coincidence - interrnp.
ted Mr.. Willoughby, as he arose and
joined his wife and brother-in-law at
the other end of the room.
i thought so when the prophecy
was fulfilled replied Godfrey.
And the other three events ?"
softly inquired Honora.
The other three events, if they fol-
low as predicted, must happen within
the next two years, or before reach
my twenty-fifth anniversary. The
first of these is to be the unexpected
inheritance Of vast wealth.
Upon hearing this, bright smile
played around the lips of Honora, and
banishcd the clouds from her brow.
She waited few minutes for him to
proceed, but finding that he continued
silent, she said:
"Well, Mr.. Dulanie, go on! what
was the third predicted event ?"
Do You command me to inform
you?"
No, sir; l beg you, of your courte-
sy, to do So"
Very WELL" he said, dropping his
voice to low undcrtone, at was to
be my marriage with the woman
should worship"
A deep vivid blush suppIanted the
bright smile that quivered over Homo
ra's variable face. There was a
pause, broken at length by her voice,
as she gently inquired
And the fourth ?"
The answer came reluctantly, and in
tones SO low as to meet only her ear.
The fourth and last prediction was,
that tefwe my trenty.ftM urth-d0y l
1outd perish on tie scqt6td'
\ low cry broke from the lips of
Honora as her hands flew up and
covered her face. After minute OF
two she dropped them, and looking
him steadily in the face, said witt
quiet frmness-
"Iou doubtless wonder at my
emotion. Now hear me. On the
autumn following the summer in which
that prediction was made to you,
was in Baltimore with my grand
mother, and Mrs. Willoughby, who
was then Miss Heine Curiosity took
us to the rooms of the Egyptian, who
was then practicing in that city. AnG
after some such preparations as he
had used in your case, he cast my hor
oscope and read my future. 1t was
this, that before my twentieth birth
day, should be a bride, but never q
wife, for that tie fatal farm of The sent:
toid arose betueen the auptial benedicti0
and the brtdai chamber Such were the
words of the prophecy" She spoke
with solemnity that seemed to over
shadow every other feeling.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28

LIES NIcIssIrUDEs. 1t is appalling
to think how near to the happiest and
most prosperous scenes of life stands
the saddcst despair All homes are
haunted with awful possibilities, for
whose realization no array of threat
ening agents is rcquired-no light
ming, or tempest, or battle a peace
ful household lamp, a gust Of pcrfum-
ed evening air, false step in mo-
ment of gaicty, a draught taken by
mistake. match overlooked or mis-
laid, Il moments oversight in handling
a deadly weapon-and the whole
scene of life is irrctrievabIy changed !,
-lIS. II. b. .Stctce.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28
Nnn!orous.

In one of the border towns on the
Ohio River, where it separates Ken
lucky and Indiana, the sheriff brought
up fellow before the Court for steal
ing a log chain. The Judge was great
on Latin-greatcr than the celebrated
ID. ID. who sometimes uses Latin when
English would suit his purpose better
and when all the evidence in the
case had been given in, the Judge
gave his opinion as follows Gen
tlemen, the points in this case are
whether the prisoner at the bar took
the said log chain iucri causa, amino fu-
rGndi, or feionioe cepit et asportarH The
Court adiudgcs that the prisoner go
sane die" The astonishcd sheriff looked
up and said : Mr. Judge, your honor
must make "a better verdict than that,
for don't know what to do with the
prisoner" Should think not.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28

MAN UNFINIsHED.-The capability of
Improvement, intellectually and NOR
ally, is a proof that man is an unIin-
ished being; he is incomplete; he is
in the infancy of existence. He is in
state of pupiiagc and progress; and
the different degrees of intellectual
endowment which characterize differ.
ent men, impart variety to the com
monwealth, and teach that difference
of opinion must be expected, and that
liberty to express opinion is the birth
right of every man.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28

How many volumes might be writ
ten on the power Of tritlcs a single
atom, like cipher in arithmetic, may
assume incalculablc Importance fro II
its position. \ spiders web saved
Mahomct from his purSuers. The frai!-
ty of Count Julian's daughter intro
duccd the Saracens into Spain. Crom-
well came near being strangled in his
cradle 10y a monkey. Henry VIII. was
smitten with the beauty of girl of
eighteen, and 10. the reformation.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28

By AND BY.-By and by is the bridal
bell of the world. 1t is rung by the
hands of hope, and proclaims the we'd
ding of the heart to-day with the bliss
of tomorrow. When we were chill
dren we fancied the school-bcll rang
out an articulatc "comc to school," or
go and play More real and audi
BILE beats the universal heart, "by and
BY "by and by" Like the arrow
borne on when the force of the bow is
spent; like the cloud and the pillar
that went before the host in the desert
is by and by" There are a promis-
ed land and thousand summer isles
beyond it, Whether it beats beneath
lshmacl's dusky vestment, or the
snowy billow Of Circassian bosoms, it
is forever blest, and forever by and
by.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1858-01-28

CoNscIENcE.-Not even for an hour
can you bear to be alone, nor can yon
advantageously apply your leisure
time, but you cndeavor, fugitive and
wandercr, to escape from yourself,
now vainly seeking to Danish rcmorse
by wine, and now by sleep but the
gloomy companion presses on you and
pursues yon as You fly.