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miscellaneous.

w ANTED-Ladies or gentlemen of good
address, TO canvass for new and useful article
wanted in every family. My Agents making from one
to four dolors per dav above expenses you do the
same by calling at 1853 Main street. up stairs, address
H. e. ADAMS, Worcester, Mass, enclosing stamp.
Ladies will please call at No. Clinton street between
the hours OF and p m. deodtf dps
CHERRY, BLACK WALNUT,
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ANECDoTE OF Hon. WIN. DENNIsoN.-The
Portsmouth Republican tells a pleasing anec-
dote of the present candidate for governor of
Ohio. He was addressing large crowd up
North, in which was a fair proportion of la
dies. He had spoken beyond the limits assign
ed by himself, and turning to a clock in the
farther end of the hall, remarked that the time
had passed by so feetly that he was afraid he
was taxing the patience of his audience. go
on, go on was heard from every part of the
house, until the speaker proceeded. AT this
moment, when every thing was still, pretty
lady arose in the audience, took off thick veil,
and quietly walked to the clock and covered
up the dial plate Cincinnati Gazette.
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AN INTEMPERATE QUEEN-The accouch-
ment of the Queen of Spain is expected to
take place about Christmas. A letter from
Madrid says that cher medical attendants ex-
perience great difficulty in inducing her to alb
stain from the exciting nourishment to which
she has accustomed herself Unfortunately
she has never Deen accustomed to impose any
restraint upon her fancies and habits of self
indulgence, difficult to eradicate in us humble
plebeians, are far more so in a royal parsonage.
There is no royal road to health. Crowned
heads enjoy no immunities from the ills which
common flesh is heir to. They are just as Ii
able to ache after copious bations as ours !;
but the Queens advisers experience the great
est difficulty in impressing this truth on the
royal mind"
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sembled, and thence followed the remains to
the grave. In that procession between four
and five hundred school boys took the lead.
Six of Snyder's playfellows supported the
coffin; after them came the relatives and
friends of the deceased, and nearly fifteen hum
dred of the inhabitants The bells of the
town were tolled, and those of the churches in
the neighboring towns. The newspapers were
filled with accounts of the murder and funeral,
and little Christopher Snyder was apotheosized
as the first martyr in the cause of American
liberty LOSING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-09-17

SINGULAR ELoPEMENT - The First Love
Paramount. mysterious disappearance of
Mr.. Patton hardware dealer at Lafayette
Ind, was announced month ago. He went
to Chicago, with his little boy, taking only
change of linen, and saying he should return
by the next train. Nothing was heard of him
until within a day or two, and his wife and
friends had come to believe him the victim of
foul play. He was leading member of the
Methodist church, apparently happy in his do
nestle relations, and prosperous in business,
and there was no room TO suppose that he re-
manned voluntarily absent The community
was therefore greatly shocked when it dis
covered that he had eloped with Miss Potts
of GAINESVILLE, Wis, and had probably gone to
California.
Since the discovery of this fact it has come
out that Miss Potts was his first flame, that he
was formerly engaged to be married to her, but
the marriage was prevented by the efforts of
Miss Potts brother, who intercepted their let
tiers and produced an arrangement. Mr.. Pat.
ton then married respectable young lady of
Lafayette, after brief courtship, and they
lived happily together, he never having given
his wife occasion to doubt for a moment the
sincerity of his affection. But the truth in
relation to his first love at length became
known to him, and he avowed to contidant
that he loved Miss Potts better than his life,
and would at any time sacrifice property, posi-
ton, and friends, and fly with her to the ends
of the world. He renewed his correspondence
with her, and the result has been their flight
together. Mrs. Patton has filed an application
for divorce and alimony on the ground of adul-
terry and abandonment and her case ELECTS
heartfelt sympathy 1t is fair to say that spir-
itual free love had nothing to do with this case.
1t grew up and came to its denouement under
"the old ideas"
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III ENRY LAYING, nj. d., PHYSICIAN <
IL SURROUNDINGS No. I Myrtle street, corner
Southbrdge street Worcester Special attention given
10 Chronic Diseases. Office hours TO 10 m to and
to pm.
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N. HUNT 81 CO.,
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For sale above, Belt Rivets Burrs, extra quality
Lace Leather Steam Packing Hose of different Sizes &C.
Nc
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DC.
All orders for Leather Betting filled as usual.
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amusements.

(ENTRAL PARK.-lf the weather sheoh be
~ favorable, ir~ ioo~Qf Iec,s il b- p~'fqn-d On tes
por;b Of Tie RAnbe, THIS EVENING, commencing &
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TOR SALE-A PHYSICIANS GIG, in first
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Fsrquar's California Wine and Brandy. medka.-
Peruvian bark, Jonipe rsuosro AID other emedi
particularly sDit.d Tor
DEBILfTATED NERVOUS, DYsPEPTIC INvALIDs,
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No q Vsrieas, Six bottles in 4, IS
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.Dd sa.~s is xp.ced oaRArOjA sPAl"oo
on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY n-It. Tee Methodst
Church s procured az the pace Of meeting
Wnke6ed.-The members Of INDUSTRIAL HOME AS
SOCArION No 3Sfe hereby notified tba he roTfaee on ne
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~ 70 ,shen iohsye II paid. the mortgage Will h.
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IN the Bow.iy the head Of spnOss on TUESDAY EVEN
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A. piece OF autobiography he pre.eE. work has many Hn
sas chsr.erce. which stamp at once as one Of ne %
in. resting and powerful narratives ever puDed H'pe's VIII
asbor Incident and Instructive moral il adoTds Tor me '-
Of romance ell the widest could desre of hair breadth
esesp.s miDcD. dpgers thrilling horrors and p'wenni DO
,cnp,on Of fun, there sketches como
humr devise the reflective reader Who Do conen
detail Of searches into :he motives aud
pLosophre, ~it weakness or Pueity oil toe
human mind herein viii be found ample for his most
edxve musings To tbose who ssser their disbelief oil
the personal deeds and pers Of Vdocq suggest This plain
them have been contrsdct-d and yet many
Of the person. ne handled with severity and spoken
IN very measured still living and w'ad dosotsss
happy eute the charges alleged did not truth forbid de
NAL OF his wonderful and ped escapes and adventures
are equally assured in his would sve het
ous descriptions Of what could BE- easily di.proved II ae u
Is wonderful book printed, and shoGd be read
BY all
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sssass dos and broken cradles 1; Just the article for cone,
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that determines its justice. If Louis
NAPOLEON has the right to aid to estab-
lish nationality in ItsIE, he had the right
to aid to reinstate the Pope in his tenn
poral authority. Both acts would be
equally contrary to admitted principles of
international law
The Austrian occupation of Italian
States is attacked upon the ground of its
oppressive tyranny: il is defended under
the plea of necessity-to preserve peace
and the forms of local government against
the insurrectionary spirit of certain
class of the people. As to the real merits
of the case, there is variety of opinion,
there and elsewhere The Austrian gov
ernment doubtless believes its interven-
ton to be necessary and parental the
red republicans of the provinces believe
themselves to be a people sorely borne
down under an intolorable oppression,
1t is not unlikely that the truest notion
of that state of ill-Geeling between the
courts of Paris and Vienna which is now
producing a tendency to hostile opera
tions between the two powers, could be
gained by glance through the history
of the wars of the elder NAPOLEON. The
memory of the mutual injuries and in
suits that were inhicted--the allies in
Paris, French in the Austrian capital,
France disarmed, the defenses of Vienna
blown up and dismantled by con-
queror-still rankle in the minds of the
people of both countries; and-as the
heads of the several governments are, by
virtue of their succession, the same-in
the minds of the sovereigns as much as in
those Of the people. The old jealousies,
suspicious and insincerities remain to
magnify real and multiply unreal causes of
complaint, and impel both to new trial
of the old question, which is the strongest
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NEW BOOKS.

LIVES OF ILLUSTRIOUS MEN OF AMERICA,
distinguished in the annals of the Republic as
Legislators Warriors and Philosophers. by W. L.
Barre. vol, octave pp. y06. Published by W.
A. Clarke, Cincinnati.
That this will become exceedingly popular
book, there be no question, for the memoirs
which it contains are those of men whose memory is
dear to the heart Of every American, and should be
likewise dear to those of foreign birth who have
made this land their adopted home. In justification
Of these remarks it will be sufficient to announce the
names of few of those illustrious men whose
memoirs Mr.. BARRE has agreeably written -
GEORGE WASHINGTON, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, THOMAS
JEFFERSON, ALEXANDER HAMILTON, JOHN ADAMS,
PATRICK HENRY, JOHN JAY, JAMES MADIsos, An
DREW JACKSON, STEPHEN DECATUR, etc. The num-
Der of "Lives" in the volume is twenty eight! The
book is well printed, clear readable type, and on
good paper; It is strongly bound in roan and is mot
tied on the edges The engrayings, however, with ono
exception, arc rather "eye-sore," than!an embcl-
ishment, and It would be recommendation to the
author or publisher to omit them altogether in the
next edition.
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BY JACOB GRAFF & CO.,
sale-rooms No. Is East Fourth street.
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

On Wednesday Morning, May 4th,
At sy6 O'Clock, will be sold the entire Furniture of
family south-westcorncr of Seventh and Vine streets,
viz:
Two rosewood Socables, two Sofas, Elizabeth Chair,
marb!etog Center Table, two Gothic Chairs Gtegere,
Tables Cane-seat Chairs, Fire Sets and Standards,
Brussels Carpet, Mats etc. -,
ALso-A Rosewood Piano and Stool.
HALL AND LIBRARY.
Sota, Hat Rack, Mahogany SECRETARY and Book
Case Center Tables Book Case, Caneseat Cane Settees,
Set, Stair Carpet, etc
Tables, CaRe.seat Chairs Uock, Walnut Cupboard,
Dining, Tea, Glass and plated-ware.
CHAMBERS.
Workstand, Dress Bureau, Table Bookcase, four
Chairs and Rocker all to match; Cottage and other
Gommods washstands, Hair, Cotton and shuck Mat:
tresses, Arm and Rocking Chairs, Wardrobes, Book
Sets, Towel Racks, Brussels and Three.piy Carpets
ALso-0nice Table, Refrigerator, Safe, Sit Baths,
Step Ladder and general assortment OF Kitchen
Furniture. mya-ca
Lots in ID. Volts Subdivision, Ne,eport, Ken
. tucky.
Thursday Afternoon, May 9Th, 1869,
Will be sold at Auction at halfpest three O'Clock,
tho premises, near the new Catholic Church. the fol-
lowing Real Estate viz lsS feet on Ringgold street.
lots from 25 to 81 feet front by IS feet deep.
ALSO
One Lot on Roberts street, and one on East row,
each % by "a feet.
ALSO
Lot No. l22 old plat, east half fronting 80 feet on
Front street, between Monmouth and Saratoga
streets, by 100 feet deep to the old market the lot ad
joins the Rev. Mr.. Pages garden on the west.
Lot No. 1885, fronting 36 feet Taylor street, for
20 feet deOp then AZ feet wide for so feet Tho entire
depth 100 feet. This lot adjoins D1r. OShungnessey's
house.
Terms of sale for the whole-One- third cash,
balance in and two years, with per cent inter-
est, secured by mortgage on the promises.
Title good and sale positive.
N. b. Sale will commence with the lots on Ringgold
street. my2-cb
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HOME INTERESTS.

The above is an Engraving of Corn
Shelter and Cleaner, which is capable of she'll
ing 5000 bushels of corn per day. 1t known
as Readings Patent, and is for sale at the
Agricultural Implement and Seed store of
Messrs. WILDER, ROBINSON & Co., 23O Walnut
street, this city. The first premium was
awarded this machine at the great National
Fair held at Louisville in September, 1857,
and at over twenty different State and County
fairs, showing that good judges pronounced it to
be a most excellent machine. 1t is very simple
in its construction, and is strong and durable,
performing its work in rapid and perfect
manner.
This is but one of the many machines for
agricultural purposes kept for sale by the
above-named firm, all of which have been thor
oughly tested and approved. In the article of
Moving and Reaping Machines they have had
only to AULrMAN q MILLER's, which received
the first premium at the great trial of Mowers
and Reapers at Syracuse in July, 1857.
Some Of the advantages Of this Mower over
rival machines, were noticed in a preceding
number, and the evidences before us all point
to the fact that this machine is not excelled by
any in use.
The celebrated Tbreshiug Machines, known
as MOFFIrTs and PITTs, are sold by Messrs.
WILDER 4 ROBINSON, and there is scarcely any
article used by the farmer which this firm have
not arranged to procure. They keep all kinds
of Agricultural Implements and Farmers
Utensils, and deal in Field and Garden Seeds,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, all of which they
furnish at the lowest rates.
While there is so much excitement in
reference to the Sickles Trial, would it not be
well to call at No. 1853 West Fifth street, an
pay fifteen cents for the work advertised in
our "Want" column?
Useful Invention.---The Electro
Chemical Foot Baths, in daily operation at
DR.. CAMPBRLL's, 1Os Western row, completely
remove all Mineral and other Poisons out Of
the system, and curing many diseases. These
Baths are very convenient and eheap-only
one dollar Bath.