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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13
DAY STATE BOOK STORE,
~ Opposite The Bay State House.
N r w II 90

N + w b . o K s.
History Of Fiederich the Second called Frederick the
Great, by Thomas Garlysle.
Bitter sweet Poem, by J. G.. Holland, author Of "By
Path, "Fitcomb's Letters" etc.
The Microscope, It's History Construction and App-
cation, being faml ar introduction to the Of the
lnstrumept and the study Of Mcroscopical Science by
JaoeE Hogg, member OF the Royal College Surgeons
VI England, illustrated with upwards OF Ave hundred
eDgrsvi0gs.
The Microscopes being a description Of the most in
sructye and beautiful Objects for exhibition by L.
Clarke.
The Common Objects of the Sea Shore including Hints
Tor an aquarium, with ooIored Illustrations by j. G.
WoDd, +. L. s.
Summary of English History, from the Roman Con
quests 70 the present time, by Am ella b. Edwards.
The History Of France from the Couquests Of Gau by
the Romans to the peace OF 1856 by Amelia B. Edwards
Hrenon Groves or Hearts as they are.
The Courtship Of Miles standsh, and other Poem by
Henry Wordsworth Longfellow.
Poems of William Wordsworth selected and edited by
ROBERT Avis Willmott Incumbent Of Bear Wood illus
tated with one hundred designs by Birket Foster, ].
Won and John Gilbert, graved by Brothers Dalzie
nave just received supply of the "Englsh Railway
Library" for sale at English prices. Also English Pic
ture books With coored Illustrations, large quarto
Diaries for 1859, of every variety of style and bind
The Old Farmers Almanac for 1859, by Robert B.
LEGATION.
For sale by EDWARD MELLEN, JR,
nv diff 1872 Main street
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mlAlt tDEAa --CkAYO9HAPnIU DELINBAp
Nv TlONi Or the AT NJ Drawing made essy,--R. W.
REYNOLDS warrants 10 teach persons In two or three
huurs 10 copy any small picture 10 he aize, Portraits
from photographic NO BY mcuns Of instruments, are
draen yerg perfectly "a Two hours line Nil r.. will give
priv e lessons through ne day at bis Rooms or at resi-
dese "a n deared. Classes taught evenings from b
o'cltck Terms ior private course, including full appi
gstne So oaasea SO each Give him CALL SEE specimens
nrd la evpianations gratis. du n12
FIWsd GLASS HORSE SHEER
"A may always he ound at
M u n n US,
Old Market street. Owners Of good horses are
u eotlully invtol to CAL and give hlm trial.
os d&wtf
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WANTS.

ENENANCEALs-V WANTED An active or
4 Special partner worth 10000 $25 coo to continue
the manufacturing business Cotton and WOODEN Machine
and Hand Gard and Manufacturers Articles The bus
mess of forty years standing and will pay
handsomely the investment. First ciass references
furnished. Address JOIN WHITE dORE.
NIL DIT New York.
&NTANTED-An American girl, to do general
w housework. Inquire at No. SO drove street.
n12 d4tE
GTY ED-At Manufacturing Establishment,
v q few miles from this city, two or three families
containing Cardng, Spinning, and Weaving Room help;
also ten to fifteen good Viewers on Cue work The 10
cAy is pleasant and healthfui The pay liberal and
sure Payment made promptly month For fur
ther particulars inquire of SUMNER PRaTT,
rs dit No. % 'front.' street.
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VN o IN A LII d
Have you disease of the kidueysf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Have you dgeaBe Of the Badderf
Take Risley's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Have you disease Of the Uretnal
Take Riseys Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Suffering from Debility Of Sexual Organs.
Take Riseya Compound Fluid Extract Of Buohu.
Debilitated by nocturnal Emissionsf
Take hislgys Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu,
Suffering from facilitating Discharged
Take Riey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Troubled with Leucorrhm. or Whitesf
Take Rsey's Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
Suffering from pain IN Back ami Loinsf
Take Rsey's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Subject TO irregularities and ob9'rucdonsf
Take Risey's Compound Fluid Extract OF Buchu.
Victim Of Chronic dOnorr @t or elect,
Take Rigeys Compound Fluid Extract OF Buohu.
Suffering from Dropsy or Graycli
Take Raley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchu.
Any burning in the Urinary passagesl
Take kisley's Compound Fluid Extract Of Buchul
1t is scld by Druggists and Country Mercl ants every
where. HARKAL, RIsLEY, n KITCHEN,
Wholesale Druggists, New York.
Sole Agents for the supplying Of the Trade.
NO d&w2w
NTOUNG MEN-whoareu nsucoeNrul In anything
witch they attempt almost always sufferers
from spermatorrhea Involuntary Seminal Emissions
Until you cure this disease, you will never know what
you are capable accomplishing, how smart you may
be In the time, your life is worse than blank.
CURE this disease and every thing goes on smoothly,
and YOU prosper IA your undertakings God, the goood
and beautiful, designs have US all enjoy lDej but
one can do 20 Shile suffering from any form Of Sexual
disease. Now II 80 afflicted, don't tool away your time
aud money upon QuacS Books, 'Rlnsep "Curative ~
lD8trumenisn Nostfnms, "lniian" OF other quackSi
but II 80 disposed, proft by my eGpsrisnce Enclose
two stamps and address, IN perfect confidence your
friend and former fellow euIerer, Box 49, OharlestoWn,
Mas Ru22 d&wom'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13

A SSEGS EG'S SALE OF REAL ESs
"a TATE AT AUCTION i m instructed by the AS
sgnee Of the Estate of Amos p. Bta3k sell THURS
DAY next Nov. 18th, at 10 lot Of Land corner
OF Grafton and Temple streets with barn thereon The
lot contains 5000 quare feet The above property is in
the immediate vicinity Of Nathan Wasaburn, Esq IS
tensi7e oundery and in close proximity to the Depos-
1t il desirable for occupation investment Terms easy
and made known st sale For further particulars inquire
of GEO. f. HOaR Assignee, or
NIL dts E. W. VAIL, Auct'r.
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AUCTIONS.


By E. B. LAMsON, Auctioneer.
66 and 55 Main street Worcester
EEAKE CHASCEs-BOTH 81 70 ~ i
ga TURE AT AUCTION.-Ry order Of the PTop5le
tors, shall sell at Public Auction, on rU EeDAY, Nov
l6,h at O'Clock u, the eutra Furniture Of The Phe
nix Hotel Mechanic street. Worcester consisting ia
part Of 20 feather beds 20 beisteads, 20 mattresses, 20
carpets stoves, chairs, tables wash sanis. mirrors
quits. cofoTters, Sheets pillow cases, cTockeTy glass;
and tin with various other articles usuay IN no
tells sale will be positive and commence precisely ~
O'Clock. Terms at sale. For further particulars inquire
MO dts e. B. LAMgoy, Auct'r.
BY E. B. HANSON, Auctioneer.
A UCTiON SALE Of VALUA Bile
"a STAGE PR0PERFY.-Will be sold at Public aus
tion (f not previously disposed ot) WEDNE SD Ny
Nov l7tn, 1853 at l O'Clock NJ, the Grafton and
Worcester Stage and Express Line sseto take place
at Grafton Center Terms easy and made known At time
and place sale. The property cOnsas Of the following
viz:
mime Passenger Coach.
l Six Passenger Coach.
1 Stage Sleigh.
Complete Sets teight) Harnesses
Double Carriage shawls
Carriage Blankets. Blankets for Horses. surcinges
for Horses. Breast Pates. ! Hay Gutter. Also, all
the smaller articles necessary for the business
Seven Good Horses
The property is in excellent condition. The Business
over this line sill never deprecate but will, without any
doubt increase yearly The subscriber has it nearly
twenty months, the first It earned about SO
per days for the whole time it has averaged SO OF per
day, in the aggregate it has earned $56s 30 The small
er average co spared with the first nine months has been
occasioned by the hard times" generally and augment
ed In very great By the st'ppsge Of the cot
ton manufacturing business at New EGgspd Village
through which place the line runs (The mills are
running agaiu.)
Tits opportunity to purchase an cid established and
well supported Stage and Express Line, the expressing
is by the ray, veTy considerable item and be very
much increased) Offers really great nducement to any
already ia tine business wishing to enlarge and par
tculsrly person DESTROYS OF changing unbeslthy
F0, b1tN haoT Er,fao. uhfi
time it pa we'll he rive and almost entirely
manage himsel very Important feature, the benefits
Of which realized only short routes ike this. 1t
twice daily WOr ester and return Of the
best roads in Worcester County, making the ssd
tar" much less consequently lees expensive than
many Stage routes,
The teams can be on any day of the week, (sun
days cxceptsd) at Worcester at the Stable in Grafton
Any information cheerfuly AMI correctly given by the
subscriber and also by the Auctoner or he would say
10 any interesting themselves in the matter, that they
can inquire of any reliable person persons in the Vi
cinity B. Z QUINBY.
Worcester Oct. Is, 1858. dts o25
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DIR. HILL.


offering to The community his Justly celebrated rem
sdes for chronic and diseases Of long standing de
not wish to rhe with the life health Of the afflicted
but simply lay before them the testimonials of
bel respectable ladies aud gentlemen froo which the
suffering can judge for themselves. The Doctor pledges
himself not to make any wild assertions or false state
OF the efficacy OF his medicines will he hold
any hope suffering humanity, which facts will not
warrant few testimonials here given, and the
doctor soics inquiry from the afflicted into all he
Publishes, feeling assured they will ind them perfectly
reliable ami his medicines worthy Of their confidence
and patronage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13

Testimony Of number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HilL-Dear Sir: This ia to certify that
my was OF very bod hue7or in the blasa bat
can truly say that ynpT Yalu2Be medicines have cured
nc and recommend all that sick to call upon you,
for you cure them. Yours, truly, L. L.
Worcester, Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13

MARRIED..
Ia W.chburg, Oct. sOlh, by Rev, Henry Turpln, Mr.
Ei ward iannan to Niss HELEN Kitty.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13
TO LET.

~ See Fourth Page for additional "Real
Estate "To Let" "Wcnts," &c.
GTOkE TO GE'C-The store recently occupied
- by J. 0 Bsmis Co under tie Bay State House
This Store is wei, located for Grocery or Meat Market
Apply to 4 ". HAMMOND, Treasr.
nl2 off
a TENEMENT IA LEV-No. So South
IA bridge street, and immediate possession given In
qure Of MARSHALL MILLS,
nl2 d6+ No. May street.
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EpEeT FLOUR IN T8Es CITY,
AZ s34 MaTn street, Pasne's Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13

This certifes that my wife AFFLICTED with wesk
ness, general debility. Doctor Hils medicines cured
her. J.F.B.
DooroR @. A. HuL-Sir will say that your medi-
inc has benefited much a health is much better
han it when commenced taking it. thinkit Vii
have not been troubled with the pain in my
head but since taking your medicine The distress
between my shoulders has all passed away. rhinen
that YOU might like to hear how l getting along,
have taken the liberty to address these lines to you
remain, sir, you're respectfully, Mrs. G. @.
Rutland, Nov 8, 1864. DIFF aI
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IL r T U : e D
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY.

The undersigned long and favorably known to the
Inhabitants of the City and County Of Worcester, beg
leave to Announce to tn r friends and patrons
temporary absence from the city, they again commence
business at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13
Shin Soup and Stale Bread,

for Thanksgiving
Also, believing noble dignity Of man. 1 would
say to all the poor especially those made by ia
toxcating drinks, the money you spend for that
poison, and carry it home Thanksgiving day. and that
little family purchase such food will make hearts
sing for oy and not be sneakug around tyrantB
back door, 9Th little tin pail for shu soupStand
upon your own dignity. dot n3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13
No. eos MnIn Street,

A MOTHER GREAT PROCLAMAs
"a TIoN.-Whereas, [, ". MEC0RNEY, Of the city
of Worcester Merchant Tailor, and dealer in
READY MADE CLOTHING,
believing in justice, truth and fair dealing and having
sympathy with the poor ('feow feeng') Of this city,
would respectfully nvite all such purchase their Cloth
ing atmy store and thus enough purchase their
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-13

~ OTiCEs.-1 hereby forbid all persons selling or
~ delivering any goods or ohatlels Of any or
nature 10 any person persons my aoconntau shall
pay no debts contracted without my consent
oZ dtf WIN. NJ. BREWER.
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Jnst resolved a shipment of that well known aud long
tried Brand OF Flour,
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LOST AND FOUND.

Z EICEsCER ACADEMY. - The Winter
e. Term will begin THURSDAY, Dec. Oh , and con
nue fourteen weekn. aid is given to young men pre-
pairing for the Ministry There are good accommodations
for board for both sexes at 50 so per week Board in
clubs will be at actual cost, guaranteed not to srceed
$l75 A. H wAsHBURN, Principal mas be address
ed Tor further information
JOHN NELSON Pres't of Trustees
nil d6wtDec9
q AWRENCE ACADEMY. =. The Winter
AA FERN of this Institution win con meuce on WE'D.
NESDAY Dec LIST ami continue fourteen weeks. Ca,a
logura giving all general information, i'll be sent by
mail, to all who apply to G. HAMMOND, Principal
Groton Nov /, 1858 dGw3w nS
ANT EST BOYLSTON TO WORCEss
w TEB.-Change Of Time.-Oommencing Mon.
day, November ID, 1851 Leaving o. \. Sawyer's
Store, West Boylston, at T,46 A. M., and l P M
and Bay State House, Worcester, at $50 A. and As
P. II. Fare each way, 20 cents. Express business
promptly and faithfully attended to-
n3 dh @. &. BARNARD, Proprietor
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DRAPER X CLARK
Have just received and offer for sale, large lot Of BUT
Tro, nrrsE, Diu lie Bltr and Common BUCK.
WHEAT fL0Uh, LARD RuAss, SC d1
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RNLOUR.-The subscriber is now receiving from The
u Mills, several Brands choice Family Flour, among
which may be found
Quarry Mills, Manhattan,
O. j. Hill Extra, Marshall,
John Williams, Excelsior,
and other brands. Also Half Barrels Of Flour
O. J. Hill Sons Graham.
Rye Flour, BuckWheat Flour.
For sale at lowest market prices
THOMAS SUTTON,
sep2T d&Wd No Mechanic st.
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z 9 aai whogsa IL many COuceFn.-The Adver.
tiemp. in another colemn "a thinking People require
something besides mere assertion wilhou proofs"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
of Forfeiture Internal Land

IIyuE Of the nnx h.or upon the bond sda unpaid eIaniAge less suitable himba that he
 
 h within last
 
 
 liabilities the file with Land dAgenth Internal bond interest due shall of bond nteSton date o such bond until the and andf therbo Agent the cateofp TOT such any the conditions lbe conclusive the State and that of be forfeited and or
 
 thereof the ~ " any on00f o' agent
 
 he purchase wne o Improvements made of provided Agent o 10 purchase including said y the adding % oae or the nd ther bonds the of De approved by the "h ootdS snail be payable all the
 
 w Land ofc at Washngtn
 No hds received unne ndtwenty
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
A Railroad to Europe.

A correspondent of the New York Tribune proposes railroad direct to Europe. Hear him.
 "Let America, England, France and Russia form an alliance, or copartnership stop all wars; turn the same attention, means, men and money which those governments have expended to curse the world for fifty years past to the mighty and ennobling purpose of levelng the hills of Scotland and the hills and mountains of the New Enga States into railroad across tue Atlantic, Whew! Ed. on direct line from some proper point on the American coast to some proper point on England's coast, elevated at least 6O feet above the level of the sea, and not jess than mile wide on top.
 The mines and mienerals thus disclosed would go far towards defraying if not altogether, the expenses ot the enterprise; add to this. the sale of lots bordering on the railroad in the cen tre, and running back half mile, would add a very pretty item. Then lay rail track of large rails, with groove of four inches square in each rall; III thls groove insert bar of cast steel four inches square, aud you have permanent road.
 Improve the railroad cares, by using no wheel less than sixteen feet in diameter; let tbem run upon the extreme outside of the cars, with track wide enough to accommodate; make your cars two stories high, letting the axle of the wheels pass Just underline upper story, and four wheels ana no more, to any one car; then put the same mouon to those wheels that is now given to our car-wheels and you may breakfast at the American terminus depot, and take tea at P. NJ at the European terminus, transact business untll o'clock tomorrow morning. and SUD At o'clock F. NJ. at the American depot, etc
 The Prophet tells Us that 'every mountain and hill shall be made low, and every valley shall be exalted" This is to be done bv mems labor; and since railroads and canals are beipg made, we have the truth of the prophecy in a good degree fulfilled; and since those hills of Scotland and mountains of New England must "be male low;' the sooner the better. What part of the world has been blessed with war for the last fifty years, saying nothingof time prior. Look al the millions multiplied by millions of money far worse than thrown away, sacrificed m that tune. Look at the powder burned to Kill men-enough to blast all the rocks in the enterprise! and iron used in cannon and balls enough to make the rail across the Atlantic, and mems labor and lives enough sacrificed to build this road in fifty years to come. Had this been begun on my principle fifty years ago, the labor lost, would have effected my railroad to con- pleton. Then the telegraph might have been lad with little trouble, and easily meuded, if broken.
 lwlIl write you my improvement on railroads soon, in which a great share of the wood and oil now used will be saved, the speed accelerated and not So liable to run off the track; and by it will feel the generosity of our railroad com panes LEVI D.v1s
 Rldgeway, Orleans county, N. r., August 23 1858
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
MORNING, OCTOBER 6. 185

and tbe ground seeded to clover By the use of clay and manure" he says "I have made all my land as good as the best and increased my pastures one hundred per cent in quantity and quality of product.
 As to deep blowing, he finds the best way to be to employ the subsoil plough. He turns undesh manure four or five inches deep, and then subsoils the bottom of the furrow as deep ly as possible Corn is planted two years in succession, the better to mix soil and manure. ana to fit the land for grass, and he now sows oariey Instead of oats, as a more profitable crop.
 The secret of his success lies in the fact that instead or one hundred loads of manure as for. mery, he now makes three hundred and fifty loads, supplying his yards freely with absorbent earths, and using salt, lime and plaster to con. siderable extent
 In 1854, the products of the fl acre farm in usual farm crops, were worth fraction under S2,OOO, and the netprofts $1,116 75. There were twenty-three acres in moving; thirteen acres in corn and potatoes, three in barley, and two in wheat. The reader may here see that large farm is not an essential requisite to pro- htable management.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06

back and asked me Eff would please take that picture by the cussed old immortal bard with me-" did so, and heard no more of the Colonel that night Now, have satisfactorily proved that the late symptoms were caused by an old disease, that at De Witt broke out in a resh place? If so, 1 am content, for only wished to prove, that for some time past Col ferguson had been subject to fits In couclu- sion, must mention one fact: I have been Tor some years collecting couriosities, and in my collectlon of Rairus Assesses" (there is pine hnot ', Latin for you,) l had copy of Colonel
 ferguson's address to his constituents, publish ed by my friend Vance some years ago. From the tune the Colonel had that attack at my house, l have not seen that address: whether ne took 1t to bed with him to prepare him TOT the "morrow's fight,' and swallowed it whole, Gas one might infer from the severity of ms attack,) or used it for more legitimate pur pose cannot say; but, one thing certain, 'tis sef'ous less to my collection, and 1 can but deem "a great calamity to the literature of Arkansas.
 Yours, truly, UNCLE SAM.
 There is one more fact forgot to nIn'ion; nN, It has not rained nary drop since the Oolohel had that fit at my house. U. s.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-10-06
From the Portland Transcript. The DyspeptiC Husband.

| Katy, give us a good dinner today Mr. | Spencer won't eat anything unless 1t just suits his taste. Now be very careful how you pre- pare every dish"
 That same bees, nam, every day. will ye have the dressed vale or the pork steak?-- What else, nam, shall 1 be after getting for ye?"
 ou may cook both kinds of meat-an Eng "sh pudding with wine sauce and a hot mince Pie. LOOK the vegetables as usual. Susan. you must be very careful how you arrange the ulsneS on the table, Mir. Spcncer's dinner was J'i'0 sPoiled yesterday by your carelessness.- iou hnow ne Is very particular about his food, aIu aI tue way It Is arranged upon the table, Now girls, do your best today"
 ne anxious wife went back to her room aifer these directions were given. full of annre. henslon Tn regard to her husband. Ha wai so changed. What could it mean? She was co,, scious of no neglected duty. But all her of. forts to please and satisfy him. failed H. was so dull when he came home. The nlavfnI joyous glee of his children, that was once hail ed with so much delight is now only no;sa and the little ones with astonshraent and . :" what alls papa" are hastily sent to the nprsa Y. The fond name of Emma, or my dear Emma IS changed to the very respectful one oi hfS. oPehcer. OervantS are obliged to be very careful, or they are hastily dismissed.
 She knew his health was bad, but this could not affect him so. She wondered. too. why be was not well, when she had given hi m three boxes of Wither's curative pills-one bottle of Shatter's panacea and one of Dykes liver in vlSorator, besides variety of domestic restora- tlves, recommended by interested friends Stlll he was not well-was losing flesh, and complained daily of headache. Something must be done. In the midst of her anxieties she takes up the morning paper, and reads the advertisement of a new medicine. confidently protesting to cure all diseases of humapitv- How providential, she thinks A servant is despatched, and the medicine is in waiting for her husband when he returns from his office lie hesltateS little about taking, wonders what 1t IS, but as he Is feeling very badly, and it pro- mises to cure without facilitating, his doubts vanish, he hastily swallows, he knows not what, and takes the jelly which love offers him. The medicine stimulates, his spirits rise and he partakes freely of the nicely cooked dinner.-- He thinks he shall be able to prepare success ful argument in an important case before the court. But the woful face that he brings home at night! He is down again; but the medicine brings him up, and he is charmed with the n- tiuence it is having over him. Thus he goes on from day to day. till he feels worse than ever. His hot rolls, ham and coffee become very in- sipid. He thinks the fault is with the cook. and the very best seems to him the very worst. He is out with himself, his family, and the world at large.