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THE WORCESTER SPY.

DAILY PAPER.-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. Al subscriptions d acontinued at
the expiration Of the paid for.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prics two dollars yesri 81 for six
months and SO ents for three months II paid strictly
n advance Sl,75 year; single copies rents each
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SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

MORNING, OCTOBER
DRY GOODS.
NEW PARIS EMBROIDEREEs!
" Received this week comprising g splendid assert
ment Of
VALENCIENNES, HONITON,
MALTA, CAMBRIC, and
MUSLIN SETS.
1000 Muslin and Cambria Collars 20 per cent cheaper
than ever before offered in Worcester.
White Goods Of every kind, full assortment, at
JENKINS, HAMILTON & co,
sept.l8 d&w4w 146 Main Street.
q A II p E TIN G s.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, s. co.
are prepared to show the largestGand best assor
CARPET1NGS,
to be found in tie city.
The assortment includes some the ns,1est and ytcA
est styles of JOHN oRossLEYs & sons makes oil
VELVETS Il TAPEsTRYS.
English and American BRUSSELS.
rAPEsTRYs,
vELvETs,
POWER LOOM BRUSSELS,
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY,
MEDALLION CARPETS,
TAPESTRY INGRAINs New Designs),
DOUBLE sUPERFENE INGRAINs,
DOUBLE EXTRA sUPERFINEs,
KIDDERMINsrER,
EXTRA FINES aud COMMON,
DAMAsK and TWILLED VENETIAN,
DUTCH and HEMP LISTING.
COMMON ALL WOOL,
OPTION and WOOL,
woRsTED and WOOL,
DOMESTIC CARPETS,
s.4 COTTON CARPETS, (fast colora.l
COMMON INGRAM and COTTON CARPETS,
VELVET and BRUSSELS STAIR CARPETS,
VENETIAN and WoRsrED STAIR CARPETs
Stair Oil Cloths Stair Bookings Royal Damask, TWilled
and Plain Venetian Stair, Floor Cloths, Green Bazes,
Rugs, Door Mats, Carpet Paper Carpet Bind.
ings, Carpet Thread, Stair Rods, Straw Mat
tng', Floor Cloths, of all widths, Pattern
Oil Cloths for Stoves, Druggets,
Cocoa Mating, Velvet
and Brussels Rugs,
And every other article known to the Carpet trade the
very lowest prices for CASH.
This department under the direct supervision Of one
of the arm, who will give his special attention to Carpet
customers, and see that all are satisfied
JENKINS, HAMILTON, & CO.,
sic d&w6w 146 Min Street.
'EVO COUNTRY MERCHANTs,
WHO BUY Dor
Cash or Approved Credit.
JENKINS, HAMILTON, g. co.
have received full assortment of all kinds of
DOogEE&TYc GOODS,
which they offer the trade at the lowest market prices
Cases Of English and French PRINTS.
Gases of English and French DeLAINEs.
Case of American PRINTS and DeLAINEs.
Merrimac, oocheco, Pacific, spragut's, and Nader
PRINTS
Hamilton, Manchester, and Pacific DsLAIEEs.
Bales of WOODEN FLANNELs,
STRIPES,
TICKINGs,
CAMBRICs,
sILEsIAs,
CRASHES,
DENNIS,
Brown and Bleached COTTON FLANNELs.
Brown and Besched sHEETINGs.
WHITE GOODS,
BRoADoLorHs,
oAssINEREs,
DRILLS,
THIBETs,
LYoNEsE,
ALPAoAs.
A full assortment Of WOODEN Yarns, for sale at
the Agents prices.
Agents for the sale .Oi TURNER'S superior wad-
ding
JENKINS. HAMILTON, & co.
II d&w6w
q R N Y x q o.
Beg leave to inform the ladies' Of Worcester and vicinity
that they have this day opened N
A Large and Splendid Stock of
FALL .4.rD WoK.VTER
G. O O d S
comprising all the latest styles and novelties Of the Sea
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DHILIP ENGLISH, UPBOLsTERER
Fosters Block, rear OF uity Bank, corner Of Main
and Pearl streets. Old sos old Chara and Maitreane
70 covered and made over. dBm IvgO
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CAR LOADS OF
DOMESTIC GOODS, FLANNELS,
BLANKETS, COMFORTERS,

Table Linens, Ttskings, Denim1s, Stripes, Frock.
ingS, CG8simereS, DoeSkins, Checks
for Boys Wear, &c., &c.,
at wholesale and RETAIL cheaper than the cheapest for
CASH Call at 252 and 255 Main, Oorner OF Me-
ehanc street, for the best selections and the greatest
Bargains.
j. s. PINKHAM.
N Il would most respectfully inform the public
and all my old customers. that longer connected
with the "City Store 4" that my copartnerhp with j. H.
CLARK dissolved august 7, 1858 ] should be most
happy to all my old aud the public st my
place Of business, where they shall be well used,
goods RELY shown and pr right. shall not be
dersod by any establishment in this city. Call then at
the Of Main and Mechanic Streets the old STOWE
stand, IL you would buy "eheap.r j.. s.. P.
s24 d&wtf
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
u r *
ttMoquo sf UrerifoS Of


The wonderful discoveries brought to light by he ces
brated Or Railways Co, the eminent Chemists Of New
the human race than all other medicinal agents in
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An English and French Department, under the united
care Of Miss y j. GARDINER and Nous. A. De VENEzE,
graduate OF the Lyceum Louis lie Grand in Paris III be
opened In connection with the School OF Design sept
lst 1883 Children Of i've years Of age will be admiite
to the preparatory course, Ia which they will begin the
elements Of both English and French Older pupils will
be advanced to such standing in the regular four years.
course as their previous sttainments may Justify.
French text books used and recitaons conducted en-
catalogues, address.
N. I. ROBINSON, Z n,,,.
n GARNER filncipam.
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O v f r. 90 A II S,
Prices varying from 50 to SIG.

we have.prepVed great assortment Of all the vayior
styles Of the season, at
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We hope to do a great business 10 this department
We confidently recommend ,hem IN every desirabl
particular. In
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III TWO VALUABLE H0MEsTEADs, -aAa
Or Small Farms, IN the City of Worcester, t0ith
q miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new and thoroughly finished. The Worces
er and West Boyston omnibus the premises
times daily. The buildings situated upon tract Of
land containing twenty acres, of the best land in ROr
oeser county. Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
Gr0WiHg The first purchaser of one of them can have
T. 10, or Is acres.
Both places are free Of incumbranoe
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change Inquire of 7. M. LAMB.
jazz DIFF 2T5 Main Street
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Corner Of Main aud Foster Streets.
sl1 dsm
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Ishal sell my goods at low price, and, In all cases
goods s DO what they are recommended.
Thankful for past fAvors and BY close attention 10
business, hope 10 receive continuance Of the same lib
eral patronage. Call and examine my stock Of goods
before buying.
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REAL ESTATE

- FARM FOR SALE Situated near
Boylson Centre, and fJrmerly occupied by Henry
-AzA-P. Chase Said Farm contains abou IS acres Of
laDd suitably divided into moving tisge, pasture, and
wood land, with good buildings thereon. Inquire Of
EZRA BALL, near the premises or of
Il. T. MARBLE,
su13 dEwtf No. 3 Trumbull st., Worcester.
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WORCESTER ACADEMY. - The nest
w Term will commence the 18Th inst under the con
tinued charge Of Messrs. GREENE and REYNOLDS,
who will devote their whole time and attention to the
school,
CALENDER FOR 185s-59
1858. Fail Quarter commences THURSDAY, Sept 10.
/" Winter 8 MONDAY, Nov. 20.
1859. Spring Sc " THURSDAY, Feb. H.
A" Summer MONDAY, May 2.
Tuition. per Quarter in advance.
Higher English, each branch additional ........ 90
Any one Language, Classic Modern. .......... 90
Each addtal Language or branch OF Higher Fog. 90
WILLIAM 8. GREEN, lp.,-.,,-
WERDEN REYNOLDS, principals
Worcester, sept,7, 1858. david ST
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Gallery of Paintings.

One Hall at the Academy Is constantly OPEN to the
public who invited to visit the collection OF Paintings
Bngravings, &c. The choicest engraVings and every
kind Of Artists Materials for sale Importers prices
4, z Il N q IL NJ 4 II L II II II 4,
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NM UEkOHis I D n 30 EIUUL UF % ESIhN
w AND ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.-Vhe FAN
Term will commence September 1st 1855 At this In
stituton the Amateur Teacher, Archtest Designer &C.
will find instruction adapted to the profession OF each
Particular attention given to those preparing to teach
and teachers aided in procuring situations.
Childreu's CInsseE W .dnesday and Saturday
afternoons at 81 for eleven weeks or $40 per year
The attention Of parents particularly requested to the
peculiar Ad antages afforded pupils from six to fourteen
years Of age.
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kBBEvILLEs. G.. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY a. 1858

~
RamIlle. Goliyd / was the biggest man
thar mex morning, an tolo all my friends to
git reddy for . big splurge. Twas COM
mon talk, an everybody believed it-but l
didn't marty. thescidder Taylor? 'Why!'
we both asked in breath. Well, you see
few days alter that night, she cum out to
the stage to AK me 10 bring her some
wine-that she want zactly WELL Ccrtingly,
sez I an that night went to the drug
sEop an toe the long.lcgged. lanksided
hatchet faced whelp of Il clerk that wanted
sum wine. 'Wot kind 2 SCI he. THE best
you got" sez I, as a matter Of course. Scz
lie, VIC have several wines white, Ma
deria,' and sum other names he give IAN
he didn't have half of 'ein) but to-
reckly he grinned, and sed antmonal wine.
Matrimonial winc,' scz II had pickd
up the mcanin of that word, and scz I,
that's jist what want; fill that flask. It's
very dear, SCI he. Dot rot yer, charge it
to Keen & Co., (they was my bosscs,) they
are good for it, amt they?' lie grinncd
agin, and l wanted to punch his burned
tow-hcd like thunder. give it to my wild
der that mite, and looked daggers at the
feller that was scttin takin' to her. I
know'd he boarded thar, but lie was in my
way, an I wanted to let him know it, Sez
!, take some of it now, my dear. Then
Jones looked at me, right sassy like. She
sorter Lushcd, an poured out sum and drunk
it off, maxim 4 nasty face at it that lied
me. Sez I, its best in Ramsvlle an cost a
thundcrin sight O money to git it. didn't
hev time to say much more when out she
botcd on the gallery, and-a-well, I felt
disgusted at her ignorance. Jones run out
a'tcr her, an I sot still-mad like. To-
rcckly, back he cum, and sez he, wots that
you guv my wife? You're fool! sez I.
who's your wifc7 I give Widder Taylor
some matrimonial wine, and she does no
wots good, ans gone and heaved it up. I
wisht she was your wife, your plenty good
huff for her; but let me caution you not
to call her your wife, as I've got sumpcn to
say thar, and you might git hurt. Scz he,
bnstlim' up, married Widder Taylor this
mornin' and she's my wife, an you've bin
givin her pison, believe, to kill her. Now
git outer here! Well, gentlemen, I was so
taken back by what he sed, that he jist
kick me right ou:er the house, my disgust
for him an her both bcin' too CRATE to no.
tice him, or resentify the kicken. Want
lucky i'll gittin' red of her! Didn't man.
age well? Thar's Columby jst ahead
Git up| B*** and slopt well after our
laugh.
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ME from noticing this until no8 {Far a
few moments l was in perfect aIty.' l
,leaped up and down-cried as as l.
couid-and grasped the snakc witty my
might; but it availed me nothinsN, lie
slipped his head from my weakened$and'
and made blow at my face; -'risAS my
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- 1Ae iS"Ssh "'"SSSioh " "os ioNIHS - :.
strength rapidly, and the pain of my beps.;>
become excruciating. A dizzy sensation
vas in my head, iuintncss in my heart,
and pain, the most agonizine, in my body.
The snake now had three feet of his body
free. lie had drawn himself, certainly,
feet longer than before. lie darted his
head under my right arm, and brought it
Up under my right shoulder, and pressing
lis lower jaw firmly down there, he gave IL
sudden wind that made me groan with pain.
Zach moment was an age Of agony-each
,econd step nearer to death.
My knife Oh, if I could reach IT,
Why not My arms were free. Mercy
wl& had I not thong ght of that before when
m! hands had some strength in them? I
collected all my remaining power, and
n,de the attempt. My trowsers. were of
bile cotton stuff, and very strong. could
no tear it.! I grasped the cloth upon the
INSIDE Of. my thigh, and gave my last atom
ofistrength to the effort! The: stitches
gaze way 4 This result gave me hope, and
.hhole gave me power: Another pull with
both hands, and the pocket was laid bare !
With all the force could command with
hope of life-of home-of everything I
loved on earth in the effort-T canght the
epoket upon the inside, and bore down upon
itWrhere was a cracking Of threads
soutd of tearing cloth, and my knife was
in ny hand! c''''sT>'",
h With one quick nervous movement, I
pressed the keen edge upon the tense skin,
and drew it across. With dull, tearing
snap the body parted, and the snake fell to
theground in two pieces. Istaggered to
the boat reached it, and there sank
down: Iknew. nothing more, until heard
avoice calling mssby name; My father
stood over me with terror, depicted on his
countenance. I told him my story as best
l could. lie told me that he had heard
me cry, and at once started off in the large
boat'after mo. 1 lad lain there over half
an hour when he found me. ;;
When we reached home, the snake was
found to be eight feet four incA1et ,1|eaalh;
It was a month before l fullE @ed
from that hugging, and to this day there
is something in the very name of "snake!''
that. sends thrill of horror through nv
heart. ~ "a, 81 ".
Es The Age of Seeds The fact that age
Eadds value to seeds may be perfectly familiar
70 agricIlturists, but tits new to u.s.. A
gentleman in this city is in the habit. Of
igaving melon seeds until they are six Or
Seven years old, and maintains with 'entiTTe
Eeoafdsnce, they gcrminste more rapidly,
hndsoriginate npfe prolific Plants This
theoryshs recently reeeiyeafstriking con
Grpation i1s France, An 1862, as We We learn
from the Paris epfrespoaas6S Of the New
Yo!kssz ;inssssaf few gttains Of wheat were
7ins the tonbsSof some ancient
Emuinmies fo1sd inthd dsouth Of France, sup.
posed e have been 1900 years old. They
t|.ssers,planted andp dShced lie 'sastonishing
an96t Of r sshs tos'eneg ThsSgov--
I|srnnept assua charge Of mag 1. and
sinossshat the Prod6eth has heensma led in
Sao.sap immense hroH6,tion, that the min.
istest szgtSnltufs IL how. nssbled ato.sdas
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SPADES.


4 Wyss Practical Jokc-Last Satur-
day evening, gentleman, residing at ia
maca Plain, was sitting with his wife and
some friends at their parlor fire, when the
door bell was violently rung. The lady
rose, but then suggested to her husband
that as the girl was out, he had better 90
to the front door. Accordingly, he opened
it, and found no one there; but there was
nicely done up basket, covered with white
linen, at his feet, and he thought he heard
The rustling Of female dress departing
After looking varnly up and down the
street and around the portal, he took the
basket into the parlor. On the covering
being removed, beautiful little child ap-
peared some five months old. The lady
screamed, one Of the lady visitors took up
the baby and found note pinned to its
dress, which charged the gentleman of the
house with being its farther, and implored
him to support it.
A rich scene cnsucd between the injured
wife and the indignant husband, the latter
I"''"'' pying all knowledge of the little
asserting his innocence. The
rfered, and at last the wife was
orgive the husband, although
,dsto it like Trojan that lie
een 3 faithful husband. FL
y5very roguishly told her hus
was strange he should not
child,s ,sfor it was their mutual
rhad just been taken from
taisscby the nurse, for the
playing the joke; and the
ID finally joined in the
raised at bis expense
!, E,tfope.-An Amer.
s! yassat Stuttgart dur.
~ the Emperors, thus
sW seXsas represented
IN Tty:
5 olland is most
.c1l rant woman-still
tasM though she has
gM axis English per.
teeth the most accom-.
pllsM dpe. The Prin.
|css0 the handsomest
Wonaas MesEmpress of
EqrS1n Sregal looking
'lwdgn8n NiAdressed in.
MAsa We VIA a stripe se se
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0"t4enty, an pore as Jobc's turkey
hen. 4d:dn nd that. Her whole sit
tywatioi III lF dn't matter much to me.
L felt ptwcrfuN art, an was goin' to get
wife. Golly;> i, It a mouthful that word
wife is i. the te1 Of a fool boy bout
twenty Yer old. Ill, sot in to courlin.
and she sorter shiej jpd thought, but had
IN idea she was dr1 me on. used to
stop every day when Slidn't hev passengers:
and when did, Id lie back and see her
at night. She would never let me kiss
her, lessen She wantej jeumpen from town
by me; and then, thy times outen four,
she didn't give me th money to cit that
snmpcn with. didn'' per, she kissed me,
and I'd hardly take A.w terbaccer. fear
twould take the taste oul my lips. Git up.
We'll, don't wanter to Nall dav tcllin' of
the story: but arter sayinS Sltty things and
spend'n more than my nth's wages, l
gun to think mi ght as IN bring things
to a pint. Thinks l, Peach morrow vou
must AK bout it. When 4notrow cum.
course there was big load passengers,
and course they was in ! hurry, an l
couldn't stop. That night ID ten miles
thro' the rain to see her. 'Ay lor," scz
she, "iwhat brot you here, Mr.. eace g"
"Cum to see you, my darlinA Aez I.
cav, hush !" soz she "yoae ALWAYS
so funny, Mr.. Peace"
sez I, "my love, you look tloirty to-
mas ~ u
'"Law Mr.. Peace, how you talkgyWhy
| can't think O. sich thing" Il
Scum, cum," sez l, none O. yagam-
mon; come up to your fodder, mySirty.
an say va s. rite sweet" I.
Geeminy! was a fool, gentlemens Git
up. i
sez she, "'This hyars gone fur cnuf. Nm
in yarnest, and tho I think heep of lsn
I can't think of marryin' YOU" N1
| was kerflumixed, and didn't knowo
more'h 1901 wot to say. an she WI
settin on a chist, an l sortef'' hlt d.
head to think, an she begun to ch
up. I groaned and she talked lanai
I drapped off'n the chist full langlI
floor, groanin' powerful. AsIfaf XII
over the table with the candle ont, lea
us in the dark. X
"Wos's the matter, Nj: ll:' Peace lrey
sick r. 2si.,'7 ''a@ ia1%}
No; I amt sick" ~
@Wet,. Is the matter, sAsns tell 4
Mr.. Peace."aa .s< = x
groaned, and rolled, and walled roun',
she keepin' a coaxin' OF me to j. wIht1
WAS the matter. &.k u
Do git2up, Mr.. Peace; you'll b yddur;||
clothes all siled." gDs.I
ass Don't keer,", says I, an groaas lan'l
rolled ,wuss an ever, and ther stopped, ssl
Where are you, Mr.. Peace-sa5 "a 81
amt dyin'' are you9" Ns|
BY tbis4time l heerd her down d Raer
hands and knees, sfeelin for me. Va
SEE she,,a Mr.. Peace, eff you don't sf,k.
I'll boiler for light and help" Els)
"That won't do,' thinks I, an L grSk
agin, and shyar she cum on all fours tows
lms:g was underneath the bedside, !
fJist as she got in reach I grabbed;her
the hands. s Y. 'isse: s. - - ~ & : T
y Let gosi Peace, or:Fll holler.n"
Z. aaado:' seq ], IAN iwot'll people say
to i let 60 Tell YOU ssy w your
ftss pe: lay md groan, and toll; an az
EhoI1 a se You din i -. !:
tlsnen, haty was Keen issS ,assI
u s's!g!g sks !!!!s...!.l u spty, years old
s aud heapro roaeeasd
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From the Nep Orleans Dclta.
SPADES TRAVELS.

| saw no more of B****, after our mis-
adventure at the roadside tavern, until VIC
reached Monroe; where the popular Boni-
face the "R. i. Hotel" evidently expecting
cold spell nightly, considerably packed
" three in bed" So harmonious an
lgamation was too pleasant to last long,
we took stage next day for the Mssis-
i River. Have you not travelled by
. e! All you have. Well then, you
possibly aware Of the fact that at such
a few good stories thrown in from
to, time have very wholesome effect
aes temper, and serve to render miles
cr and the roads considerably smoother
e, our ps@ise~ and clever hack driver.
this, as well as thing or two besides;
VII en- relieved for a time from the free
fssion of his overwrought feelings upon
Jules, would favor us with some of the
said stories. One of these is too good
lost, and I accordingly give it you.-
Peace tell it:
lin O. widdcrs, gentlemen, they're
cr., characters and wunst they git
tiimb on young man, by gosh, he's
gnc! know this by experience,
y 1ch-and l'sc had a good deal OF
s:"t tcachin. was lucky, though,
'n'e,nd got outen her clappcr-claws
N tie. Got piece tcrbacker, Mr..
Thankee.
nass 2 sayoung fellcr, bout twenty,
tpasee land jist begun to feel my
ls;arabotrow, when l TUX it into my
gin to marred, and be hanged to
must Well, l was driving then
5Git up fville road, and bout ten
- H. fore you git thar, lived the
"a "YNki She had two children, was
!<>oUetXSnfvX an moro nc Toh,,. tur1-o,,
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HUED BY A sNAKE{

r. | " was 'F00E up near the .9ada line
,,.u' ~ Vermont g 1here my fa'hs owned a
, %se 'arn; ]& far from hi frm was a
'" '"ae' ",'e'o Fo'ussd to enjoy : Selves fish
."g ana ai'%g. One after4h saw a
: Io'A ' OF '''ef eucks'fly over rle house, and
was sure they lighted sonbelaka G" 7
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