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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26
mo THg HoNoRABLn COURT OF


Worcester, IS. Probate Ufioe, Worcester.
March 10, A. D. 1883.
pom the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the peti.
toner give notice to all others interested therein to
appear at Court Of Probate to be holden Worcester on
the hrst Tuesday OF April next, by publishing copy OF
sad petition and Of this order thereon IN the Worcester
Daily Spy, Newspaper printed Worcester three weeks
successfully before said Courts that they may then and
there how any they hayewhy the prayer Of sand
Petition should not DO granted
Attest cHAs. @. PRENTIss, Reg.
copy Of the Petition and q the order OF 1out thereon
Attest, CHAS @. PRENrIgs, ReF.
noble dSgF
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s 0hl-oe.we the Boston and Worcester Railr ad
"a Depot in boston ami the Court House in Worcester
Black Wallet or Porte Mounae, containing from SIX to
seven dollars ia money, and Tor S4oO from 10
s'ph Whitcomb to Eli al Could dated Juue lat A D.
1880 and payable demand with interest The doder
will please -eturnis to ELIJAH GOULD N, il sno Hill
street tosson or DWIGHT FOSTER Worcester.
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Leave Leicester a 49, snd Cherry Valley at o 80 a. a.
Leave CITY Han al as D. m
Leave New Worces At lOs. m and l 90 p. M Leave
City Il III at close Of meetings
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH
MISCELLANEOUS
VIE CARROLL GAS BURNER

vv0HE CARCEL GAS Burner
Nv 0 0 DIS TENT"
Is recommended fog She blowing reasons:
is economy. whieb can be proved BY any one who
will take the trouble try with their own Meter or at
our s.or, with Tra' Hster
ITS BRILLIANT though soft iifusive yht euusIling the
Carosl Lamp acknowledged by FRssNa1, ito be he
fue-t srtia ;ial Hgh5 ye, produced "
Its self regulating p7Ter eqliring altsration Of
the stop cock after lighting.
It's durability and, where the Gas is impure the ease
with which it is cleaned
It's adaptation for with rich cuor engraved shades
or the simple paper shade
The absence Of singing, so annoying 90 many persons
L is a Gas Burner by Tbi Consumes can tell the
QUANTITY of they are using, by looking the spread
And for every purpose where continued Gas Light is
used, in Parlors, Stores, Entries, Kitchens Sc DC
For reading light at the family circle, it is MATCH
LESS For sale by
FE&EE & NICHOLS.
ga Efs4sr
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BOOKS, &C.
R9UNCTALIrY AND DIspA TCH.

EBUNCTALETY AND DISPA TCH.
D. hlARALL Co, Providence, z. L wholesale and
retail de lers in Books Magazine AND pspere nave ~
mai ~ department connected with the 4ck ing ests
lshmtnt and are prepared to send any boob tper or
msBaz'oe published 10 this country Eas4ani,
cepc OF the order post paid ami at the owest cost prlces
Aadtfs D. HIdBAtL { CO..
m1hZ du II dtrket Square. Sravid enee.
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~ 4N aOOAs NeW BOOkN
s. THOMPSON &C. co.

247 Main street,
Waveriy Novels, new Edition.
harryatt's Novels, new Editions
American Merchants in Europe, Asia and Australia.
by Freeman Hunt
The Engl'shman In Eau7as.
Lila, the Child aelium.
knaves and Fools, u hitty
The Border Rover, by Emerson Repueft
The lrois, BY Segell.
Grace Amber, Deanison.
The Morse Folk, Brace
Meof Charlotte Brone.
VIVA, by Mrs, aoutbWurth
Things tot generally known
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Athanasia, or Forgleams Of Immortality; Harp ami
Crosse Rot and sttGi Clark on Prayer; Al ar at Home,
Reaeaeratoni Eiots DoctrInal Dis, Memoir u
Mary l.. Wares Discipline Sorrow. mchs diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

y-eA=, FOR SALE-Tae Dwelling house Of the
Hs,i subscriber IL IS conveniently arranged and fur
ssk- n'shsd with most mo improvements Its sit
uat'on, the east side OF the Common, is central and yet
retired from the dust aud travel OF busne 8 Terms
easy. GEO. BUSHa ELL
mcul0 DIFF
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sSPEA CER i.EtCE, F--ss, ca : K RY
~ VALLEY, NEW 70RCESTEG AND WORCE5.
Isk OMNIBUS. SPraFz aFTasssmsaf, eeuDencipg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Ms a z re CHANCE FOR ~
-. - ' '.st v ENE-FOR 4LE, one undivided third
- Of trac5 of Timber Land situated in CaIvert o.
maryland containing about Seven Hundred Acr g. Oh
tns premises IS vii autd up 10 the most approved
ler' or tnH Manufacture Of lumber, and in Give
oper ton Any prison desiring safe and very no6ta
ne investment will do vii 10 exam ne with regard to
me an,Ve For further particulars inquire OF A. ia
Err, 2l8 Main Street. deodkw moi "a
o. SPLENOID PLACE stLE-
Esisi situated on a rising arruad, which c,mmAnds
aAssa doe vi W Of the city OF Worc stsr in tie beauti
Iul VHs.e OF Quinsigamon1 about 2Y miles from the
centre o the civ 1t consists of Cottage bull ing and
annut five acres Of Land hsh state Of cultivation
well cSed with v4uabl frni trees and ai b. sod at a
remarkably low price, wilt exchaur ed for property
III the CRY Boston For PARTICULARS INQUIRE nf III sub
scrther IN QlUsgsm md Village J. SULLIVAN
mch23 dim
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NOFt c Es-fhe following list Of Books puhlishfd
~ by the American Untsritn Association for sale
at the Music Store of A. MARSH CO., No. l American
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

"a! OTTO Ns--rhe copartuership which mas hereto
l y fore exis ed aader the Hrm Of HOLMAN ) ROSS.
has been dissolved bv mutual consent Either of tbs
parties will settle the affairs Of the concern.
Dexter HOLMAN,
VIM ROSS
Worcester Feb L. 1885 atAp1t
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SUNDAYS

Lease New Worcester at so a. No. 10 80 a. m so D,
M, 10 p. M 40O p. m, 6 80 p a. leave BAY S,ale
House at 80 a, NJ, 10 3Oa ~, II m, so p. m, D.
m, 9 p. m
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/. B. STONE & CO., Pro p'rs
Worcester, March, 1858. diff mcbla
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The s2Jc1V o3'E BrgmCh;

500 dozen Linen Handkerchief, from 4c to SIC.
100 dozen Hem Stitched Haudkerchiaf from sc to 97c
20 dozen Aissea Linen Hanikerohefi, rom Sc to 49,
100 dozen Cooged Bordersd Handksrohiefs from Sc to
SOC.
50 dozen Gents Linen Hndkscchiefs frcm 13c to SOC.
SO dozen Gents ply Linen Collars, from S, to 15c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

SENO S leeds Fresh and genun4 Gar On
~ seeae of cur urai'i"a and nuosation Tor 1851
JOSEPH BRICK soN have on hand u AMI ON
pete assortment OF Vegetable, Flower Fe and Grais
sredsincluding eveTV variety rthy cultv4to wbon
they can fully recommend, being and ab- IN
every respect having been raised by themselves
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

WinnRftadt Fairly, Adams Early. Early York Early
and la Drumheai and saw y Csbbagvs, az veil az
Caul urs. Brocsoll Let'u"es OF all kiuds Radishes
olrts, Beets, Par'nips, Turnps, cts etc.
full particular see cuaiogues, which viii be sent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

lT7e square the space occupied by 100 words or p
ines sohd 'Noapaiel" type being Just one inch in
engih
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Leave Leicester at H. so p. u. Uave Bay State
House at 1880 m, 5 10 p. m.
Tuesday Thursday and Safurisy Eveaiugs. Leave
Leicester Al So and Bay State house At Q o'clock
Leave Cherry Wiley 10 minutes after starrug frep
Toira o-sr.a A-tD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

For sale wholesale and retail upon the most liberal
terms. Please send your address a. early 50 may bs
convenient JOSEPH BRECK SON 81 n So Nnrth
Marcel street Rostnn. Mass VT rch1b
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Worcester, SIS, Probate OH e Aaren 10, 1888.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of AM.,S y II,
II "5 late Of Charlton, deceased, GREETING;
NOG are cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday of April
next, to show cause why administration OF the Eate
Of said deceased should be granted T. Rufus B.
Dodge, Of Chlrlton.
mch20 dtAp6+ CHAS. G. PRENTJss, Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Every Vsriety Of early and late Peas Of English 20
ell as Ameri an gro tn, incudinR the and ex
oellent kinds that are cultivated IN tn counry Eu.
|
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aRcn ONiAN GA NOs uu 10 OF "a T. lof
quality and warranted to BE- geoulne, eli her by the
single bag by the ton in qus7i,ies IN suit he low
est market price JOSEPH BRECK 4 SON
81 62NoTt1 Market street. 3oston Mass
mch25 dithsbt
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MA OUU LOf IN ENUOk.-For sale
w IN ratnuck, about tFelve acres OF Woud LAM,
covered with thrifty young wood OF about twenty years
growth. Apply TO WIN DICKINSON.
m,hl az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-26

Oh FIRMS IN IOWA AND MINI
%O Nhs0rA- For sale low iuI cash, or ia TX
change for boots, Shoes clothing, dry 20 hardware,
and groceries GEO 7. g. CURTIS
1871 d4V lgT Main Sc.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

STEAM NlvIoarToS or THE Missouri, FRrT
YEARs Aoo.-The first steamer that navigAted
the Missouri as far as the mouth Of the yellow
stone, was that engaged in the famous e1pedi.
ton Of Lewis and Clark, some so years ago, the
Western Engineer, boat Of about the sise'O
good sized yawl. She accomplished the Trip
from So. Louis to Sioux City in one season.
The frs. regular boat in the Missouri riYerkade
was the otoe. which ran one whole season, un-
der the command Of our fellow citizen, Capt, J.
B. Hin, late Of the firm Of Hill L Conn This
was, we believe, in the year 1921. The otos
was 4 Very different boat from those now nayi-
eating the Missouri. She drew four feet ofwa'
ter, light, and her contemporaries being Of sim
liar draught, it is no wonder that . trip in that
stream was considered matter Of extreme hs-
zard and difficulty. The Hancock piled in the
trade, after the otoe. In the Spring Of 1880
Capt. Andy Wineland made Government tEip
TO Fort LearenEorth. He had to cut bis own
wood. His boat was the Globe, and like the
other boats of those days, vas slow and Of .
heavy draught. This was the only trip made
that season. by steamer, in the Missouri. How
great has been the change since the Osoe, the
Hancock and the Globe pressed the sands. ana
Iazily pIoughed the muddy waters Of the MiasOa-
ri River--St- LoEis Democyoe. .,- ---r-,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
SHIT Gak.
An UNWELCOME PASSENGER.

A cold winters night found a stage load of
Us gathering about the warm fire of a tavern
bar-reom in New England village. Shortly
after We arrived, peddler drove up and order
ed that his horse should be stabbed for the night
After We had eaten supper, we repaired to the
bAr-room, and as soon as the ice was broken,
the conversation flowed freely. Several anec-
dOtes had been related, and finally the peddler
was asked to give US story, as men of bis pro
fession we're generally full of adventures and
anecdotes. He was short, thck-set man,
somewhere about forty years of age, and gave
evidence of great physical strength, He gave
his name as Samuel Whey, and his home was in
Dover, New Hampshire. r-.l=
well, gentlemen he commenced, knock
ing the ashes from his pipe, and putting it in bis
pocket, suppose tell you about the last thing
of any consequence that happened to mel You
see am now right from the Far West, and on
my way home for winter quarters. It was about
two months ago, one pleasant evening, that /
pulled up at the door of a small village tavern
an AA~"SSNN NSN"'li 'HNieia. SaiO IL was plea
SAINT, meant it was warm, but it was cloudy and
likely to be very dark. went in and called for
supper, and had my horse taken care OF. II
began to rain about eight O'Clock, and for while
it poured down good, and it was awful dark out
Of doors.
=" Now | wanted to be in Jackson early the
next morning, for expected load of goods
there for me, which Intended to dispose of on
NY way home. The moon would rise about mid
night, and knew if it did not rain could get
along very comfortably through the mvd after
that So asked the landlord if he could not
see that my horse was fed about midnight, as /
wished to be of before two. He expressed some
surprise at this, and asked me why did NOT
stop for breakfast. told him I had sold my
last load about all out, and thata new lot Of
so0ds we're waiting for me at jackson, and
wanted to be there before the express agent lefi
IN the morning. There was a number oEpeople
sitting around while told this, but took bul
mule notice Of them, only one arrested my at
'ention. had IL my possession small package
81 Plaelrds, which was to deliver to the Sher.
N OF Jackson, and they we're notices for thl
detection Of notorious lobbeS. named DicE
nA'dhead. The bills gave description Of hi
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25


BATARD TAYLOR as PRNTER--The editor OF
the Plymouth (m.) Locomotive, who was a
printer in the same Office where Bayard Taylor
"served his time" tells some interesting -eni-
niscences Of the great traveller: "a
awe had the honor to succeed him in our
term Of 'Devilship' in the Village Record Office,
westchester County, Pa We well remember
the time, when he FIT started out on his first
tramp with his small satehel containing a
change or two Of linen, and with fffy cents in
capital, he commenced his early history Of life.
The apprentices in those days had to carry pa
pers through the country on horseback, and our
route was past his fathers house. We do not
know Of single time, through rain or shine,
that old Mr. Taylor did not meet Us At the end
Of the lane with happy smile, wishing Us good
dsy, and a. we would hand him the weekly Re
cord, he would remark, a fair exchange was no
robbery, filing one side Of our saddle-bags with
nice apples and grapes He was a member Of
the Society Of Friends; with his little farm and
family around him, he was happy manindeed
He used TO inquire anxiously Of Bayard, and
said he liked 10 rAmbIe around too much; be
was not steady enough Little he knew. then
that his son Bayard, the printers apprentice
would be one day quoted the greatest travelling
historian that America could boast Of" fh
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
THE NEurRALITY LAWS.

In April, 1893, Washington wrote from Mount
Vernon to his Cabinet, that news reached him
of the fitting out Of privateers to cruise against
the merchantmen of France and England, which
two nations were then at war with each other
but both at peace with Us. The Cabinet, Of
which Jefferson and Hamilton were members,
responded, strongly urging a proclamation for
bidding such enterprises as unlawful. 1t was
issued, and became the basis of that policy oil
neutrality which our Government has ever since
pursued -r.
In 1876, Spain having complained Of aid Civ
en- by citizens from the United States to the in
surrection in Mexico, general laws were passed
against fitting out warlike expeditions in the
ports Of the United States, against people with
whom we are at peace. i-..,r
These " Neutrality Laws" have ever since
remained in substance on our statute book
though frequently and greatly modified in Ian
guage and detail. They were enforced by Pre-
sidents Madison and Monroe, during the "Mex.
lean Revolution OF Is16-lsi by President
Jackson, during the e Texas revolt" Of 1885
and by President Taylor, during the "Cubar
INVASION of 1919. Guarantees of their faithful
execution are Incorporated into all our treatie:
with foreign powers; and even were they not
the Law of Nations holds our Governments "a
strict accountability for such depredations COM
mitted by its citizens. The Neutrality Laws are
Only re-enactments of the Law Of Nations, with
specific penalties attached for violation.
The fillibusters Of New Orleans and Mobile
now demand their repeal. As they cannot also
revsalihe Law Of Nations and our treaty guar
antees, the only effect Of the repeal would be Il
transfer the responsibility for the crimes from
individual freebOoters to the Federal Govern
ment, and 10 involve Us in perpetual broils will
all surrounding countries.-AIbsny Journal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

BRANDY THAT MIXES MES HoWL--The man
who was once fortunate enough TO get drink Of
good brandy at a stage-house between Shasta
and Sacramento, on presenting himself at the
sanetum of the Shasta (Cal.) Courier, viii be
rewarded with very extensive piece Of gold
bearing quartz, Since the days Of 40, wayside
hotels have kept FiIlainous stuff. Nov, how
ever it is said to be preternaturally diabolieal.
It not only kills at the counter, but occasionally
" fetches" a fellow fty feet distant, with a
stream OF water between.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25
FEMALE DPIOHATIsTs IN WASHINGTON

The Washington correspondent of the Phila-
delphis Pennsylvania says ~. -.-
Among the Institutions of Washington is a
class Of female " diplomatists," ''intriguers,' -
"pOlidcials,s' or "Ofice beggars,' - as you may
please to stJe them, which, as class, cannot
be Varalleled'in the world These women are
generally stroRg-minded in the fullest sense Of
the term. No little feminine scruples among
them; no bl'sh of modesty ever comes between
them and Success; but they ego in to win" on
the principle That .-.
.r ''When woman viii, she will, .- . r.
You hay depend ont;
And when shs wont, she wont,
,--- so there, the end Ont" ..-r
A few days ago, one of these AmazOns arriv-
ed here, to secure position for a son who see
med to inherit all the feminine traits which his
mother lacked. True to the principles OF her
class, she went to work. Ifshe caughta glimpse
ola Cabinet officer, she hailed him. If she met
a Senator, she button-holed him; and if she
came in contact with poor Member only,
she collared him. All were alike attacked, and
had to suffer the inhietion Of a woman's tongue
for half an hour at least. Heavens. what mis-
ery. Even the President was not safe, and ru-
NOR has it that the war was carried into his
sanefum, and that the statesman Of half centu-
~ had 70 quail before the modern Xantippe. At
last, in the course Of events, she met distin-
guished Senator from New England State,
who has a tongue of his own, and knows how to
use it. Her battery was at once opened Round
shot, bombs, canister, slugs, grape, and 3D.
were poured into the dignitary without mercy,
and without even a pause for breath. When
she had literally 'gin out,n as Sam Slick would
say, the Senator asked if her son was with hef.
She replied by calling SPOOney to her, Ehs
came, like "squeers'' boy for his "mOlasses
and birthstone" and was dug presented.
as this the young man whom YOU want ap-
pointed?" asked the Senator. .' -...
ayes, SIR" the mother replied; " and, oh!
sir, he's set his heart upon it, and it will be a
great disappointment, and hope" Ola
T" Beg pardon, madam, but did you say you
wanted him to enter the army
ayes, sir; the Dragons, if you please"
''INelI, madam, my influence Is not great, but
Twill iendearor to serve yOu,ifyOu will adopt 4
suggestion Of mine" -...r.s... .-' .s...
"Oh.g with pleasure, sir: you are so very
kind .f,. -.....
'.Then, madam, from what see OF yourself
and SOB, allow me 70 recommend that you dc
not apply for the commission in the Dragons
and that your son be sent back to serve with the
home intantry. am sure the country would
gain BY the change T ......r
Xan.ippe glowed and swelled, but before she
had time to explode, the Senator was gone.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

BEAUTIES OF THE LAw.-At the recent term Of
the Circuit Court of TazeEell, Tenn, fellow
was arraighed for stealing rav-hide. He al
legged that he had purchased it from a negro
The attorney for the Commonwealth admitted
his statement, and he was acquitted, but was
Immediately indicted for trading with negro.
Thereupol the accused introduced two witness
es to prove that he had stolen the hide, when
he was Of course discharged; and having alrea-
dy been tried for stealing, he could not be tried
the second tine for the same offence, and was
turned loose tinpanished. Such is tbe perfection
Of human wisdom 81 ire
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

DrscovERr OF THE ToMB or HIrrochArEs--
The Esperaace, Of Athens, states that near the
village Of Aruaoutli, not far from PharsAlia, a
tomb has just been discovered, which has been
ascertained to be that Of Hippocrates, the great
physician, an inscription clearly announcing the
fact. In the tomb gold ring was found. repre-
senting Serpent symbol Of medical art in
snsiquity--as well as small gold chain attach
ed to thin piece of gold, having the appear
ance of band for the head There Was also
lying with these articles bronze bust, supposed
to be that of Hippoeratss himseiE These OBJ
jscts, as well as the stone which bears the 10.
seriptiOn, were delivered up to Housin Pasha.
Governor of Thessaly, who at once forwarded
them 70 Constantinople.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

PREsExcE or MISD.-A friend mentions re-
markAbIe instance Of presence Of mind, which
he witnessed the other pay. while travelling on
a neiphboring railroad. The cars had made .
halt, and quiet looking young man popped his
head out Of one Of the windows % ascertain the
cause Of the stoppage, when the train was sud-
denly put in motion, and in hurriediy withdraw
ing his head, the hat which covered il fell on,
and was soon lost to sight The hatless gen
tIeman then seized his empty bat box, and threw
it out Of the cars. His fellow passengers looked
upon this as an absurd ebuIIitiOn Of passion
Rus thsy were mistaken. The owners address
vas on the hat box. ahd the young man vas for
tuuate enough to find both hat and box awaiting
him when he returned home. So much for pres
ence Of mind.-St. Louis Dsmseref.