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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-27

Burnets KalisstOn Oriental Water for Beautifying
the Complexion, for sale in Worcester by JOHN @.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hal Building.
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INHALATIoN.-Dr. C. Howard Marshall the
celebrated catarrh, lung, blood. and heart physi
clan, of New York city, will again be at the Bay
State House, Worcester, Saturday morning,
May l, remaining three or four days only.
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FLOUR, OATS, AND BsANs.-See the advertise
ments of Thomas Sutton, in this days paper.
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Great inducements are offered al No. 4 Me-
chanics Hall Building, to purchasers of dry
goods. Ladies, read Bryant x Sheldon's new
advertisements, and we know you will go and see
them.
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L q o - H Us e,
q. g. BALL, superintendent
Main street. opposite the Depot Of the Norwch Nashua
ap21 worces err Mass DIFF
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on. TTLLOTSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW
No. o, Brnley Hail.
mh3I dtf Worceater Mass
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which is the only that can be sustained by small
profits for safe business the credit bass can only be
done by demanding Mt those who do pay profit suai
Client TO make good the loss occaoned by who
not pay
Our Stock is as usual very large aud contains great
variety of styles and quality of garments adapted to all
ages and classes, among winch are our new styla
Business Sack Coats a durable and graceful style.
Business Frock Sacks
Business SUITS, with fancy bands throughout.
Business Suits without bands.
Business 0verccats. &C sc
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OUR CUSTOM DEP RTMENT
also in the second story and upsurpase in the extent
and varty Of fabrics adapted the various qualities aud
styles OF garments. AL orders gillbe promptly executed
and entire satisfaction assured.
Mr. HORACE BIGEL0W well known to the
clothing trade in this city, is associated With us
and will be happy to his old friends and customers
at l6o and l7O Main Street, nearly opposite The new
Mechanics Hall
16s and 10 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
f6 d>t A.P WARE s. co.
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OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT.,
the second story, will he found contain the larges
am best assortment in the State (out Of Boston, In
this department it will be our constant aim to keen
full assortment Of every desirable style of garment for
children from one two years up III. lars est
sizes for youth We beg leave invite especial attention
TO this department
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FRANCIS & MISNER.
Teacher Of Languages, ..........No. Briney Hall.
oil
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WILLIAM OlCKINSON
NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. 11S Main street. worGeater.
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VARIOUS STYLES GOATS FRI soc to $500.
former price 81 to 20.
we beg to assure ali that this is Hclap trap
Advertisement, but truthful statement of facts as an
examination Of cur stock will sbundanty prove In or
der u give the public the greatest our power
the
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Yet through all these privaons had the satisfaction
being frequently assured that my companions would
feel themselves amply compensated If they could only be
the of restoring to my friends and relieving
from that danger to which they had assured that
my life was exposed.
feel it 10 be duty which to the Utahs to make
fair and candid exposition of these facts, for doubt
whether agent Of the United States in the Indian
service has witnessed similar attachment his person.
loyalty to those laws and regulations which
have been instituted for their government than has been
manifest in this instance
The absence of any in charge Of the superinten-
dency of Indian affairs for Utah Territory, trust will
constitute sufficient apology for thus obtrudng these
facts upon your notice.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GARLAND HURT, Indian Agent
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Thomas JEFFERsoN's Fathers STRENGTH Peter Jefer
is described by Mr.. Randall "a Of gigant,
staturo--plain and to dsplayhe grave, Ia
ctun slow to make, and not prompt to accept nd
vances He of those calmly and almost stenIy
selfrelying men, who lean on none-who desire hell
from And he certainly had both muscles and mino
which could be trusted He could simultaneously "head
up (asc from their sides to upright POSITION two
hogsheads of tobacco weighing nearly thousand pounds
apiece! He once directed three ablcbodcd slaves t.
pull down runous shed by of rope After they
had again and again made the effort he bade them stand
aside seized the rope and dragged down the structure IL
an instant. Traditions have down of his continu
ing his lines surveyor through savage wilderness
after his assistants had given out from famine and "a
tigue, subsistng the flesh Of game, and even
his carrying mules when other food failed"
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TIME January number is published this week.
Il rs number alone enSsissd wAh !. bs.ady engraved
all It's anteccdsnk lis cohsn's
rich and varied from III, foreign 9aarsIs anT % ~ @
es aud instruction We quote many oommeuda
received from gentlemen well known IN the literary
world
Fsom Rev Dr..
The seocous for the Eclectic with much Judgment and
from the whole Of British s .
Of miscellaneous re'ah 0' an LEONARD BACON
NEW HAvrs July /, 1857
From Or Humphrey
Ibave Iona been reader Eclectic and
acquainted with periodical 50 rch IN The ability aud va
poaes interesting and instructive family reading as oash, 20
considering wide Of which the editor svas himself In
his selectIons wish TIA wide circulation
P.rrs1xlp October ., 1857.
From Professor Shepard, Of Bangor.
regard the Eclectic Magazine very valuable stand
and e abes and best in
sgaeo al moderate price rejecting the shallow and I'M
profitable GEO SHEPARD
BANGOR, August II, 1851
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The LICENSED OrFiCERs TME CENTRAL ANERIcA.-Mr
George Ashby late chief engineer Of the steamer Cen
trail America, has sent q report Of Messn. John M
Weeks and Henry b. Renwick, United States local in
spectors of the port of New York. BY which it appear
that the said inspectors exoneratc the licensed officers
the Central America from all blame and further stat
that there doubt In their minds that Chief Engnee
Ashby either ordered in the boat had volunteered
to take charge Of her. and his offer accepted ant
that he did his duty Mr. Ashby has received bis certf
the practice Of his profession.
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STRENGTH MErALIn some experiments made fol
testing the comparative strength Of plain and corrugated
metal the superiority of the latter significantly de-
monstted Two pieces Of copper Of equal surface and
thickness formed into arches Of about fifteen inches
in length the having fat surface, and the other
two corrugated arches The arch with the fiat surface
gave way under the weight Of few pounds while the
corrugated arch withstood the weight of two who
violently surged upon it without making the least inn
preston. In another experiment, made upon large
SCALE and under equal conditions the plain arch gave
way with three Thousand hundred and twenty six
pounds of pig upon its crown, while the corrugated
arch bore the weight of sixteen thousand nine hundred
and ninetyour pounds Of the metal for
hours without the least perceptibe detection This
afterwards increased to twentyseven thousand pounds
which also remained fortycght hours with visible de-
Fiction
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SHORT SPEECHES In the English House of Commons
they will not hear speak at length who is not
known beforehand to have something to They cheer
him down, cough him down, laugh him down, clap him
down stamp him down, go down themselves to din
Long speeches abomination So, remarks the
Philadelphia Ledger, 1t will become at Washington A
few of the really great will make just many really
great speeches But the business of the country
rapidly coming to be transacted by sharp short
pointed debating speeches, with the qckwitted retort,
than prosaic orations
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Nicholas Longworth, the Cincinnati millionaire, best
known for his native American wincs celebrated the M
tieth anniversary Of his marriage Christmas eve by
splendid golden wedding at which every person who Of
fciaed at his marriage present The family
pastor appropriate prayer and the ring OF
the golden wedding placed upon tho hand of the
bride by the great grandchild Of the loving pair.
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SHIPMENTS on GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA. The following
comparative statement of the shipments of treasure
from California for eleven months Of 1856 and 1857
1856 BY steamers and sailing vessels 1l6 Sc
1851 % !" 44312, 8S9 AZ
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DEsraucTloS Crr1 OF Posrsxouri. The Ports
mouth Ohio Tribune of the 18th gives interesting
picture Of the In which the Ohio river invading
that ty and lands in the vicinity sweeping away whole
of land and blocks Of locks threatening wide
spread destruction. The Tribune says
1t has worked of several Of bottom land to the
steep bank and worked that down to Fifth street. taking
all Of Fifth street between Jefferson street and the city
limits the west and Is emitting to the west
end Of Fourth street Six blocks containing twelve
city lots that originally fronted upon Fifth street. are
washed by the river which taking them off at the
rate OF foot per day. 1t Is common thing to see
dozen square yards drop off at In fact the most OF
two blocks is already gone and at the northeast corner
of Fourth and Madison streets the river but few feet
from Fourth street.
Only seventeen yards Of ground lie between the build
ing of the boiler yard and the river At the rate this
ground has been caving in during the past thirty days, in
one month the boilcryard buildings will be sub
merged, unless removed Only about forty yards OF
ground Intervene between the depot buildings and the
river At the same rate this ground Ia disappearing,
in three four months the very channel Of the river
would wash these buildings and 1t must be apparent to
every observer that the evil increases in force it
crosses The the channel Of the river works in to-
wards the bank resting upon quicksand the force it
gains and the harder 1t will he to stop its inroads.
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Falling off in 1867 :

Falling off in 1867 2S34,227 0s
The shipments during December 1856, 81 ,494,
ISL 94-showng that an export Of $6,829, S79 OF for
the current month Is necessary to equal the total exports
of 1856
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. CLTKVIII for January 1858. .


No. CLTYVIH for January 1858.
Article /. The Public Economy OF Athens.
II. Tho Profession Of Scboolnasor.
III. Rctornlatory Institutions at Homo and Abre
w. Venice.
v. ireland Past and Present,
Eft vi. Anatomical Architecture
WI. The Financial Crisis.
VIII. Jerusalem.
TX. Contemporary French Literature.
x. Levels History Of Philosophy
XI. Critical Notices.
MI. New Publications.
The publishers would commend this Review to the attention
public work which, dating almost from the common
country has always sustained rs ny
reputation wherever our language IL known.
what the Edinburgh and London Quaftcres are
Britain rank with them both in Europe and hmer
Nearly great authors country first brought
through this Review Webster Everett SPARKS
with Of other noted mon OF whom our e
proud among contributors and s pages con
reflect the best talent OF our times. !,
Tho North American Review IS published quarterly IN h
FRANCK TAYLOR,
Jap9 Agent for the Boston Publishers
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Spor ON THE SUM correspondent of the Charleston
Courier says
large spot has recently made its appearance the
surface of the Its size, and the rapity of its form
alton render it remarkable During the of obscr
vatons Saturday the 18th, nothing like it was
and Monday the l4t II was large enough to be seen
by the unasssted eye protected Of course by coorcd
screen 1t is 900 miles in diameter, of rather TRAN
guar figure along the borders of the penumbra, within
which four FIVE large nubl and several smaller
in the form of dots and lines 1hc diameter OF
the spot being fire times that Of the carth its surface
must be than sir times the whole surface of the
earth fifteen times greater than the habitble portion OF
the globe AS the spot is the western edge of the
sum- it will be visible only three four days longer the
rotation of the carrying it out of view not to be
again until about the new year, If it remain permanent
long,
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DtHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR 1853 The Little Com
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History Tales Of Sen Land; Inqui
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Tales from tho German; Belle and
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Fairy Tales by the Countess rAuny and
others ages; Of them just from london
% FKANth IAtlch
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDE
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May lss 70 November list --..
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Packages and extra baggage viii be transported when possible
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accountability money packages sent by Conductors moi
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OtHARLES MACKAY.--Songs for Music; by Charles
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The ssanandrine by Charles Meckay 20 cents
Legends OF tho isles by Charles Mackay rs cents.
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NOTlCE.--Land Warrant No. 1913, Tor lZo aci ~
ssned in name of Mary Van Ness, was maisu
the 18th day OF July. 1857, to A. bawey, eq re
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have ned the General Land Office TO prevent w
Pension once for the Issuance dopcs,e certificate.
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n AW BOOKS.-Pierce on American Railroad Law
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VOORHEES, New York Code fifth revised edition. 1857
Abbot's Reports Now York State. Vols. and
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Caldwell on Arbitration. l vol
Reeves Relations. vol
Cooper Justnai- revised edition. 1 vol
Gould's Pleading vol
Grant Bnnking ! vol
Banking Laws OF New York vol
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Graham on Jurisdiction VOL
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k No 590]
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CHARLES MACKAY The Poems and other
~ OF this distinguished author for sale at
TAYLOR MAURYS
Inc 30-3t Bookstore near 9th street,
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NO. 5s9.]
Notice
OF Tie Rea,opat Of ac Lind Office from DUNCAN 10 MAoKIN
IN MICHIGAN.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act .
Congress entitled authorizing changes In the location
offices approved March 3D., 1859, Is hereby declared
known Office FOR the sale of public lands al uson
State Michigan will be removed to the ISLAND OF MacKSAo
carly a period practicable
Further the precise time Of removal viii be issued
the register and receiver for that land district.
Given my hand the city OF Washington, this sd day
December, A. H. 1881.
BY order of the President
TIiOs A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of tho General Land 0bes
Dec 4-lawew intel X Stnr,l
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