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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03
Terra Gotta. Parian, and China Vases,

FANCY GOODS,
Our goods all selected with great care expressly
for our retail trade of the FIRST QUALITY and at
the lowest prices fol Cmsh
- Every article warranted represented
apo deod&w FIRTH NICHOLS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03
PAPER IA NGINGs.

We have in Store and ready for delivery to
toners,
IMMENsE STOCK
OF French and American Eouse Papers, Borders, Cur
tsins, Chimney Prints Centre Pieces,
DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Iouldiugs Cornces, Paper statuary, &c, in
NEW AND DESIRABLE STILES,
and Of the finest quality.
In assortment you find Papers Of every shade,
grade, and color suitable for this the low
est prices,
FOR CASH.
This department under the direct supervision Of one
Of the firm, who will give his special attention the
wants of paper customers and that every is sat
iga-d.
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Work done in the
best manner.
FIRTH & NICHOLS,
APPS deod&w Opposite Bay State House.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

See Advertisement Of the Mutual Life Assurance
Company Of New York, on the outside.
mVIb az
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SYNOPSIS OF SCENES, &c.
One irhotfaopd Nf5-a.,o.. 80


Part lone Thousand Hiremen with Eng;nss BE-
Scene on Broadway. The Alarm. Splendid Dron scene
by bartholomew. Scene 2-Frout Of Barnuul's Museum
TIE Run, Fire. Getting ready to work &c spco1d
Drop Scene-Battlle Of New Orleans by PartboIome.
Scene S-FTe in the First Division Engines at work
All are perfect models aud worked in the most lie M
manner. THE RESCUE. This scene alone occnnieJ
MI Chase's time over two years in perfectinqI The
men are at work at the brakes the CRY is heard child
IS st in the building One Of the men leaves hia vork
ascends ladder the child and returns T. 10 iss
mother. most affective scene, one in which Mr. Chase
himself has more than realized his expect lions TlirI
Drop Soene-Battle Of Lake Erie Scene Return from
the Fire Batnum's Lighted Scene 5-Allegerical rep
reservation OF the Triumph of Liberty.
PART II Scene 6Eugagements of United States and
macedonian most life like representation Fourth Drop
experimentation Of the Tea in Boston Harbor scepe
f-batte Of The Enterprise and Boxer and the victory
gained by the Enterprise Sept Fth 1912 Scene g. FINN
era PROCESSION Of Burrows and Blythe. A grand pro
cesson Is formed with Militia E5crrt Muuicipa Officers
&C. &C, The bells are toiug and two companies of ar
query IRE minute guns. The whole scene by cJmbina
uoa OF machinery is made to give all the movements &C
tna LIE. Fihh Drop Scene-Surrender of the British
Ooors at Yorktown. The whole 10 conclude with the
gorgeous spectacle of the SILVER LAKE and the FARrEs
UAsrlE in which splendid Gondoars may be seen pass
log and repassng while the beautiful birds are pouring
fourth their sweet music making which has never
oeen surpassed in any exhibition in the world
Music by the Celebrated Harmonichord.
Tickets Is ctschidren 10 cts Package Tickets 10 for
one dollar. ~ 'O'
Doors open at I, commence at n O'Clock. DIFF dl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

Cin6in's Double GIaas AlnbrOtypea,
permanently sealed, unsurpassed for beauty of An
ish, brancy Of tone, and ruthulness to nature
DO not foil to give him call il you wish Tor a picture
satisfactory in every respect His rooms are over the
Otlzen S Bank, lis Main street. DIFF au3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

DIR. ConVer's InVEgorat5rg Cordial,
FOR DEBILITY, IMP0TEECY, INCON FINANCE OR
NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, &C. nc
This justly celebrated Cordial is considered the only
eicacous remedy for these and arrangements of BODY
and mind, caused by early, iudsere secret habits Of
youth nodinate indulgence Of the passions in ripar
years
The following are some Of the effects of this violation
OF the la vs. Of mans physical and social being -Prostr-
ton nervousness, dyspepsia pain in the heal and dim
ness of vision weakness Of the back and lower extremi
ties impotency or premature AMI total decay vrity
Weakness of memory and pow of mental application,
detection aversion to society timdity, self distus and
love of solitude.
Young and middle aged men may here learn Why they
are declining in health; why they become pale, even
sunken and usteles; why they losing their youth
full appearance and vigor This invgoratng and reno
waiting Codis has restored of persons who have
Rnoranty injured themselves.
Sold only BY NJ. B. GREEN Il CO.,
octl decd n No. 2l6 Main st
MRS. NJ. W. GERALDS, Physician,
an Experienced and Successful miGUife,-
No. 81 Mechanic street, at the Head Of Union street
Special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases Of Chi dren.
Office hours from to a. m and from to p. m
e26 diff
Querus Cod Liver Oil JeIIy.-No Drug
gsts establishment lacking this delightful preparation
made from tie brown OIL expressed from the Liver
o the Cod and which contains eighty Eve per cent Of
pure oil complete in its list of remedial agents I'm
qualihably endorsed by that learned society the New
York Academy Of Medicine what druggist look
this invaluable preparation! We say that cares
aught for his reputation pharmaceutist PENFoLD,
CLA9 Co., No, Fletcher street, New York, are the
Agents for Q1eru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
Soil by NJ. b. GREEN Il co, wholesale Agent, and
ali Druggists. dkW2R n22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03
CROCK ERY. GLASS. AND FRENCH
CHINA WARE

Or stock Of the above goods complete in all its
parts, and offers
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
to those who wish to replenish their tables and more
especially to all who about commencing house keen
ing We have on hand at all times
ROGERS BROS. PLATED GOODS
j. RUSSELL cos CUTLERY, (plated or not)
which We have tried and not found wanting
(These goods drew the Medal at the Mechancs' Fair
last Fall
Plated and Britannia Tea Pots, Casters and Spoons
solar Lamps, Kerosene Lamps, Fluid Lamps,
Tea Trays, Table Mats,
Everything that needed furnish your tables in the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

O. F. Ii x RIs
d r n tt T,
i5S main street opposite the new Mechanics Hall
20 building d&wu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03
GEORGE 5 ESSIONS.

GEORGE LESSONS.
Eurmishing Underwater n Coffin Ware
house,
Collins Caskets Patent Metallic Burial Gases and
Robes NJ every description always on hand. Also the
Me- PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, Of all sizes
Every thing connected with the management Of fnne
rails proy attended No 40 Front street, residence
So Front street Worcester, Mass d&Wtf my28
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

Els b N ASVN
Gan probably sell Piano FOTtPs cheaper than any
dealer, agent in the State Gsrks Block, Worcester
ie3O dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

NOIiCe. - Hereafter the "a hoesale Agency Of Prof.
Fage' instantaneous Relief will be at the Drug Store
Of GEO. X. sPURR, No. 2Ot Main street. d4s az
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SUCCESS +!

seven thousand moving Figuresr One OF the largest
and most splendid Exhibitions In he World!
rms Exhiouion is not painting on canvas but A
beautiful combination Of MACHINERY made In give ali tb
movements OF actual lie each figures carved and dess
Cd In appropriate stume. Upon seeing them one can
hardly believe they are not human beings
Naval Battles Of the United States lie os the po.,
ana re" YORK Fremen together with the imposing Fun.
eral Procession 4 Lieut. Burrows and Cart Byebe Of
sentaton Of the TRIUMPH or IGBERrY and The orgsons
spectacle Of Silver Lake and the EairieaI Oa..In
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

IN 4 4 q & Z 4 n.
H. e., o. Blaue, graduate OF Harvard Unver
sity and teacher of IN experience will give lessons
i the Ancient and Modern Languages. and in the Com
mon .nd Higher English Studies, at No. Bowdoin street
no don
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

AruOId's GIObuIes and Vital Fluid. Fer
ale, wholesale ard retail, by
10. Hull Druggist and hpothecsry,
mys Jtf Mechanics Tall Bloch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

DR.. j. CLA VFSON KELLEY.
Analytical Physician, has removed his office 10 No. l42
Main street. Opposite the Post Office and will be in at
tendance there to give advice patients il all diseases
particularly diseases OF the Lungs Liver Kidneys and
y other organs with their attending symntoms free Of
hTge) the st Thursday and following Friday Of every
month. Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call
u24 g2tka6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

0 I I g e.
City Clerks Office Worcester, Dec ?, 1858.
Notice i' hereby given that the Mayor and Aldermen
nave nt'asi "it and appointed persons to collect
ana carry way the swi and house oa cf all those who
may desire from that portion of the city embraced
"hn the limits OF what is tnown the mile Circle -
IN accordance with h provisions Of ordnance relating
to that SUBJECT asssd October IL 1888.
BY order OF the MsyOr and Alderman.
dec %. SAMUEL SMITH City Clerk
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@ o N S E L o R A T L 4 W
Michigan street, ......... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
SIMEON n. SMALL. JOHN B. D. ooGswELL
SLATERS ROPE WALK.
Rear of Qunsigamond Bank Worcester, Mas
DRAPER CLARK
lave just received and offer for SALE large lot Of BUT
TER, CHEESE. Dju'le Extra and Common BUCK
WHEAT FLOUR, LARD, BEANS, &c. diff
Mrss y, Goodwin, inexperienced and success
fu Gidwife holds herself in readiness day and uigt
to ettend to the 5utes NJ hay nrofessor Residence
Austin street - uot2I
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

PAMPHLETS AND CIRCULARS.
exhibiting the condition Of the Company AMI its manner
Of trsnsacting business. Also
BLANK APPLICATIONS,
and forms for eecting insurance. may be obtained at the
Office of the Agent in Worcester, or of the Company
Springfield. dis3m So
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03

DR.. Z. Il JENCKS'5 Dental Rooms are at No. 239
Main street. Worcester He is having great success IN
using Electricity produce insensbity to pain while
extracting All other dental operations per
in the careful and tLoro Ugh manner, as usual
nj df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-03
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

APPLETON, TRACY & CO., Watch Manufacturers,
WALrHAM, MASS. have invented Watch for Timing
Horses, which performs with promptness and
cy never before sttainel !. drawing and full particulars
sent application at Wallham, at 1853 Washington
Street. Boston, to Robbias Appleton New York.
patent mas been applied for. tMlst
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albe Stunoe bauern mirb. Q4ir baben alr
ne balbe Stunoe, um 81 binireu. Scmmeu
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Die Quite unS redt raid beoienen gu lailen
la9te Ourrc, mir haben nur 5man3i8 Dtiuuteu
fir un8.
g8abreno oieier 5pan3tS Niinuten berriAtt
etne ttefe, lelten nur ron einen WCrt, elmer fur
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gu ma4ea, unD Die nit tGltliden QSeinen sefall
ten 6lalden gu leeren. ~.
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SsDtasaRsen

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Durd bic gpf Ssrienest tSfs Der t6sliGs ,,gDsfer"
$3.50 per Sabr In unbtbtngter . erauSb5e-
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erllbeu iepeu Brettae utstpfet tdbrIt& 50 tin Hube-
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T@ Terms.
81 che daily IBAL FIMORE WEKCERgi is publish
eTsry morning (ckcept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Z Cts per week
The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities -
Eashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers. -
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECRER
So SO in advance. +f .#.f. -
R4y- The weekly BALTIMORE WICKER ia npblio
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Ser 2lSDpfaf.

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Gin 6antbua far 3sgGs sntba tteG prtittirn uns Ste
pGsnn Ssfese ppn Narqlano mir beNnferr 8ldf6t auf
5yieieHiaea nelGe Sotabt Baltimore betrehen ~
Seruer sattdIt tdhre Qpert0ea baS Observation-Disclosures
el6wprnsn' @ertate (Sus &tisee fur 16rtee Nstber
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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
NO. 6O3.
Missouri 70 be a Fec state.

A letter from Missouri in the Chicago
Tribune, which appears to. be written by
gentleman from Illinois, expresses aston
ishment st the growth Of the Free-Soil
sentiment, and the great change that has
already taken place. 1t says: r1a
ga little more than year ago, the peo-
Pile were waging war upon neighboring
Territory for the avowed purpose of forci-
bly, establishing slavery upon its SOIL
They had executed a successful invasion,
stuffed the ballot boxes Of their Young
neighbor, and usurped its governments
They inaugurated their triumph by burn.
ing its hotels, destroying its presses, sack,
ing its towns, numbering its men and NAL.
treating its women. A great national
river passing through the State was closed
against emigrants md travellers from the
popvlous half of tho Union. The whole
State was in fury of excitement, and the
inhabitants breathcd nothing bat extermir
nation against the Abolitionists. p
But behold the change: tho very class
of people who were even denied the privi-
lege Of travelling national highway thro'
her territory, are now invited, yea, en-
treated, to become citizens within her bor-
ders! They arc promised protection, asy-
lum and fraternal treatment. They are
told to speak their oninions and vote their
sentiments without let or hindrance, and
that none will dare make them afraid
And more: Northern cmigrants are ASSURE
ed by the Shareholders themselves, that, if
they will only come and pitch their tents
among them, the obnoxious institution it,
self shall be removed from the State! ;,
The great commercial emporium Of Mis-
souri, has declared her hostility to slavery,
and now sturdily demands its eradication
from the State. Tho capital-Jeferson
City-has just declared itself on the e.
Emancipation side by electing Free Sol!
Mayor and municipal officers. Kansas
City, soon to be the st. Louis Of Western
Missouri, is Free Soil, two to one, and bo-
coming moro decidedly so with the landing
Of every steamer from below.
st. Joseph, at present the second city
in the State, is believed to contain q ma
jority Of Free Soilers. In every part Of
Missouri the emancipation element is ac-'
quring strength and confidence, and is
quietly organizing for the mastery in the
Legislature. Next August may witness
the election of three Free Soilers TO Con-
gress, and Legislature literally inclined
towards emancipation"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
From the Detroit Tribune
A sS;u \, cps3 4aIe.

For the benefit of the stockholders, tho
entire stock in trade of the late Democrat
ic Party, to wit; p
A few copies of tho Mint Drop Act, rs
good as new, one copy of Secretary Cobb's
Evidences of Debt, claimed to be better
than the Mint Drops, by a large per cent
Two copies Of Cass' Nicholson Letters;
all others having been lost or forgotten. '.''
Large quantities of the Dred Scott De-
cision, with the declaimer or jurisdiction
omitted.
A few copies of the Kansas and Nebras-
ka Act, with Cass' Notes on Popular
Sovereignty attached.
Some few copies of the Cincinnati
Platform, with the Plank for the Califor;,
mia Railroad, prepared and heightened
out if occasion should require.
Any quantity Of tho Ostend Manifestos;
these are as good as now, having been
used but trifle, and that in. the Sunny
South. 1t is supposed at the South this
will equal the cotton gin in taking any.
thing seedy out Of thc-party. - e.
Five Governors Commissions, with in
structions for Popular Sovereignty in Kan.
Sas. ="
There is supposed to be one copy Of
tho Declaration of Independence amongst
these asset. 1t was last seen some thirty,
years since by an old fogy Of the party
1hos jefferson.
Some old copies of the Constitution Of
the United States, nearly defaced by dust
and rubbish contracted by contact with
the Drcd Scott decision.
A few Antiques and Articles Of Vir-
tue-Parts Of an old sword found near
the line of 54, 4O-supposed to have be
longed to the God, Thor, or some other
Northern Warrior.
An extended view of tho River and
Harbor Improvements, in sheep, by the
Demosthenes of the Party. -
Tho above Sale will take place at the
City of Washington, the 7th of June next.
s. A. DOUGLAS, Auctioncer,
Sec'y CoDB, Cashier,
JAS. BUCHANAN, Assignee. :
NoTIcE.-All accounts exceeding tho
price of doughfaco member Of Congress,
will be received in good sleek Negroes;
all smaller purchases to be paid for in ap
proved Democratic whisky.
A NoN-SrocK HOLDER.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11

4 father, with his little'son, is Journey
lug over land to California, at night no
pitches his tent in some pleasant valley,
the child is charmed with the spot, and
begs his father to rear house and re-
main there; and he begins to make fenco
about the tent, and digs up the wild flow
ers and plants them within the enclosure.
But the father says, "No my son. Our
home is far distant. Let these things go;
for tomorrow we must depart Now,
Gcd is taking us, his children, as pilgrims
and strangers, homeward; but we desire
to build here, and must often be overthrown
before we can learn to seek "the city that
hath foundations whose builder and ma
kcr is God"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11
For the Standard.
To the Memory Of CLKxESr r. srRuNK, who killed
on the Panama Railroad, May 9th 1855.
By LILLY LEA.

Hn left us In the morn of life,
With health and beauty on his brow;
In vain we watch his safe return,
In vain we wait his coming now!
Upon that far of stranger shore.
In an ungsrded dreadful hour,
Death sent his fatal arrows forth,
And laid him low beneath his poveyi
No brother caught his last farewell.
No father bowed In anguish there,
No sister pressed that noble brow:
No mother breathed a yearning prayeri
Borne on the wailing winds Of heaven
Came the dark pali o'er love too briefl
Who shall unite the cor thus riven,
Or dry the falling tear of grief
He sleepeth silently alone,
Amid that distant stranger land,
His grave is all nmarked--unknownl
But ohl within our broken band
The name of "CLEMkNr" kallowed still
Fer brings mournful requiem sound,
With keenest anguish now doth thrill
Our hearts in silent sorrow boundi
But we may meet the dearly loved,
"Not lost-but only gone beforel''
No more to breathe the farewell word,
On heavens eternal blissful shoreI
And though above that precious grave
Affection sadly weepeth not.
From out their star LIT homes on high,
Bright angels guard the hallowed spoti
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11

If tho architect Of house had one
plan, and tho contractor had another,
what conflicts would there be! How ma
ny walls would have to como down, how
many doors and windows would need to
be alterd before two could harmonize! Of
the building Of life, God is the architect,
and man is the contractor. God has one
plan aud man another. Is it strange that
there are clasbines and collssionl /, .
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Eg On hearing Ike read that eighteen r.
rams were TO be used in launching tho ! O. q
viathan, Mrs. Partington remarked that
she believed few yokes of oxen would be {.
great deal better than rams.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-05-11

EE Take barrel, ,fill il with rain wa
ter, put in ono pair Of old boots, head
of last falls cabbage, two short skies,
sprig Of wormwood, and little yeast
Let il work-snd you have Lager Beer.
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JEWELRY STORE.

. watch, Clock, md JewcIry RepnrlnG.
YINHE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY
Store the east side OF Broad ST. opposite his old
Btand, where he may be found at all seasonabe hours
ready 70 do work In his line Of business short
YHe also keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectacles, Jewell
ry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for sale Of good quality
and at the most reasonable prices. l. T. BRYAN.
Hillsdale, Oct. 13th, 1857.