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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-11
1sassss555sy5yya NORWICH & WORCES.
essssss..=-ss:sH TER RAIL ROAD-SPRING ARRANGE.

e-s5sssss.=ss==9 TER RAIL ROAD.-SPBING ARRANGE.
.sz-Es= MENT, April 2, 1850.
A. On Trans Song Soath leave Worcester
Paued with trains for rydenee and fH aTorae ar az
irving ~ Providence at 1890 m and Hartford at II 81
6: m Arriving in Norwich III for train leaving
L. Il n. R. r. station (west sde) at 1890 m.for New
Worcester with trains from boston, Nashua, Lowell
CONCORD Manchester &C at Worcester Junction with
w: At 40 m twav PASSENGER Train Connects al
CON ord, Manchester, Lawrence Ftch,Hrs, &c; and al
Junction with trains from Boston, Providence,
and western road At Plainheld Junction trains frm
Providence and Hartford arrive in this train
- Passengers from way stations TOR New York. by
steamer from Allyns Point, will take this t. ain.
At O0p m Steamboat Express Train Tor New York;
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston Con
&c AZ Planheid with trains from Providence. Leaves
Norwich for Allyn's Point at 9,l5 p m
Trdins Gong North. Leave NOTaoich
aSO a a. or on arrival Of steamer Steamboat
ryiihGnogTg, Lowell lawrence Manchester, Concord
Al 80 a. M way Passenger Train) Connects at
Planf"ld Junction with train for Providence, arriving
~ Providence at sSO a. m; at Worcester Junction with
W, Road for Providence At Worcester with trains foi
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, Lawrence, Man
At p % m. WAY Passenger Train) Arriving at wor
dence, Springfield, and Albany; Worcester for trains
to Boston Nashua Lowell, Fichburr, &c.
Plainied Junction with trains 20 and from Providence
and Hartford Reaches Worcester in for express
mch3O dtf P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
1saszs7a77s75ssa PROVIDENCE & WOR
e1s.s.,z:szs:.:s9 CESTER RAILROAD. Fall Arrange
$50 ment, 10 take effect on MONDAY. Nov
l. 1858.
Passenger trains will leave Providence for Worcester al
~ and As a. m, and 4.2D
Worcester for Providence and way stations at and
ll.30 a. m, and 400 p.
Trans connect at Worcester Junction with Trains to
ana from the Western, Worcester and Nashua, Boston
anu Worcester, and Norwich and Worcester Railroads
through Tickets 70 all important points the West
can De obtained at the office of the Company i'll rovi
aence, at as low rates as by any other route.
Trains to and Valley Providence will
leave as follows: '
, Valley Falls for Providence at 625 500 Ssh 1900
ll9O a. m and l.OO LES, 200, 3 OG, 400 5.54, sos
and 1870 p M '''
Providence for Valley Falls at $50 7.2O, $780, 1890
$50, 800 p. ''
s. ii. TABOR Supt
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DA T E Vt AG NC Y

u FOR THE
UNITED STATES, GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE,
And other European countries.
The subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws
has been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
tents.
lie continues to make Models and to prepare spech.
cations, Drawings, and all necessary papers and TO pro
cure Patents in the United States and European conn
tries Foreign business confded only to trusty and re.
sp0lsibe agents.
All business conded me will be promptly attended
to at the lowest rates Usually rs per cent lower than
the would be done by Others in the professon.)
Being connected with the best Agents at Washington
and making frequent trips there am GRABBED TO keep
thoroughly posted In all matters relating to Patents and
Inventions, thus afordng the best facilities for pre-
limnary examinations, and advising Inventors in regard
o securing q Patent for their inventions.
Inventors will find II 10 their advantage to pu heir In
ventions into substantial form Model prac
ticabe (his frequently Patent In Of ques
tiOn of priority of nvctiOn and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
In the Patent office, to securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis Preliminary examine
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
tented. In for the same purpose or involving the
principles and advice given as TO the probability OF
obtaining patent In some saving from fifty TO
hundred dollars to the Inventor.
MODELS of all Inventions that require them, made
10 order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Once
Deeds OF assignments recorded At Washington. C0p:es
Of Drawings, Specifications. and other papers the Pa
tent Once obtained.
The Patent Laws Reports paIent Cases. and other
valuable works rclar' 20 atents together with com
pete list of all . atcns on record at Washington,
JAMES O. ARNOLD,
S0IIClfOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester Mass
ans ONCE at Mechanics Hall daw
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NOR SALE-THE HOUSE, BARN. AND

Il 0UTBUMDINGs, with about acre of Land, for
merly owned and occupied by Col. Dewitt Said estate
is of the finest country residences in Worcester
tv Is about % rods from the Depot and High Sch ol
has fountain of never-faing spring in the ktch
and in the barn. good ice house, and nearly 100
Fruit Trees many of which in bearing condition.
All the above in excellent order, and will he sold
in connection with Il OF land by il desired
For further particulars, inquire of Col. DEWITT at
Mechanics Bank, Worcester of the subscriber the
premises. WIN. NEWTON.
Oxford, Feb. q, 1860. diff f22
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Manufacturers and Proprietors,
81 School street, opposite City Hall Boston, Mass.
Samples at stores OF Bush Il Co., FITCH Il OTIS,
G, II. HARVEY. HIRAM FRENCH, and at e. FOSTER d
co.'s, Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3l
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Zeal estate.

EOR SALE OR TO LET-About thir-
A " acres Of good Land, about seven acres heavy
Wood Land, situated near Quinsigamond village, in the
city of Worcester, with new and convenient House
and barn on the premise with good supply of good
water VIII be sold cheap and payments made easy for
the purchaser For terms apply to JOHN Z. EATON of
Pawtucket, Mass, or of WIN. GREENLEAF, No. 81
Main street Morcester. diff mh22
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A RARE OPPOR1UNITY.-A verv de-

"A sirable and eligibly located genee Residence with
about of land for sale Rev A. NJ Morrison hav
ing taken up his abode in another state has favored
with instructions offer at private sale his beautiful
mansion on Lincoln street. Worcester, Said house is
thoroughly built IN the most modern and approved STYLE
Containing spacious entrance hall running the entire
length of the house. with twelve large rooms with solid
black walnut doors, weighted windows, warmed by SUI
peror furnace, lighted with set marble basins in
the chambers, supplied with and cold wafer supe
rior bathing and laundry privileges spacious kitchen
with abundance of domestic convenences two soft water
cserns, good we'll large cellar floors laid in cement
and many other advantages not enumerated.
This house situated In neighbOrhoOd of the highest
respectabty upon elevated lawn Fered with fine
grove of forest trees having extensive frontage
Lincoln street. with paved half circle driveway to the
roEt of the house. with its egress and regess unon the
street There is also in the of said prem
es, entrance from Kendall street The land is taste
fully laid out with fine garden and fruit orchard of choice
trees in bearing condition Also upon the said lot
is fine barn, supplied with water from never-fang
we'll The above property can be sold upon accommodate
Ing terms, offering great inducements purchasers For
further particulars inquire of E. W. VAIL
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~ DIR. NJ. is Thoroughly educated physician, of
twenty wears practice giving his whole attention the
above named diseases Persons at distance therefore
having any rnorant or difficult of this specially,
Will save much time and expense bv applying either per-
sonnlv or by letter to the REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
~ Erceiient accommodations for persons from
ABROAD ~shing TO remain in the city for short time
under treatment.
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SOUU .l NV W MD 1.lS p, II vii pay the
Oh tne Generatlye Organs, or SPERMATOROHEA, /
cannot cure with my valuable remedy, no matter how
long standing or bad the may be. will deposit The
county and town plain Address N'
ID. CUDWORTH, NJ. d.
APT dim Pravidancn I,
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o L D L l N E

M q N III
OXFORD AND woRCt sTER DAILY EXPRESS
LcavesW. 4. Pease Co Is store, Oxford al 3 a. M
caves A. W. SAwYER's Music Store 2OT Main street
Worcester At O'Clock m. '
All business entrusted TO this line will be faithfully and
promptly attended TO. o. r. NORRIS, Proprietor
uU
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R. CUDWORTH'S FEMALE SPE-
~ ClFlC. This remedy, which has been used so suc
cessiuy III all cases of SuppressiOns and Irregularities
me- 'en TO married and single ladies' is only be OBJ
l. The testimony to the Invaluable virtues of this
curative over all others Is incOntestable. ~
ID, CUDWOkTH, NJ. D..
Rhode Island Medical Institute
ap1 DIM Proyidcnre y
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l atn Cnmn,issinnnr m Pateni

From Sept l7th 1851 to June l7th 1855 the subscriber
In course of large practice made tce rejected ap
peations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his dpOr by the Commissioner of Patent
las deodly X. II. EDDY
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II B. LAMSON & co. would cal! the
LIE attention of the inhabitants of Worcester and the
SECONDHAND FURNITURE

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing to sell
heir Furniture for Cash, and have it removed without
urther trouble, will find it 10 their advantage to call
PUTNAM Il CLARK,
diff No, l43 Main street
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o. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
hN,.i IN LEOMINSTER.-The subscriber has a good
sA&.AFarm. with OF the best water powers in the
town OF LeOminster, Wor, ester County, for sale The
property consists OF good stone DAM the Nashua
river, grist and mill in running order two houses,
one barn. with out buildings and about eighty of
land The property is the great road leading from
Leominster to Lancaster, about half mile from a
ton the Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad and
halt miles from the Fitchburg Railroad and will
be sold together in lots to suit purchasers The loca
ton is good for the manufacture WOOL
goods paper; will lie sold cheap The whole a
part of the purchase money lay for long time by
giving good security, and money will be furnished for
building if desired.
Also one other water privilege, ftyour of land
stone DAM but buildings i'll the westerly part of
Leominster, on the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre village in Ftchburg, and only mile from the
manufacturing village at So Fitchburg will exchange
of the above property for real estate in the city of
Worcester. IVERS PHILLIPS.
Worcester, March !. 1860. diff mcn5
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IA A VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.

1TI+ NEK1 DESIRABLE RESI-
aiiii DENCE FOR SALE on UNION HILL.-The sub
Rzcsriber offers for sale that very desirable estate
situate on Vernon street in the city of Worcester,
Gently occupied by himself If the whole Is acres of
land is wanted will divided The house is thor
oughy furnished with all the modern convenences.
The grounds tastefullv laid out, and well stocked
with every variety of fruit trees shrubbery, &c For
particulars inquire of JOHN f. PoSD, Esq, ALLEN HAIR
RIs, ESQ.,, OF the subscriber. WIN H. HARRIS,
mch30 d&wtf llS Broad Street New York
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OHlce hours from A NJ to 3 p NJ
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY!
For Females,
DIR. MATTIsON'S INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE.
~ This celebrated Female Medicine possessing vir-
tues unknown of ANYTHING else Of the kind and proving
efectua after all Others have failed prepared from an
Indian Plant used by the natives for the same purpose
from time nlnemora and now for the first time offered
TO the public.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is of the greatest value will bring on the Monthly
Sickness in case OF obstruction after all other remedies
OF the kind have been tried IN vain. This may seem in
price will he refunded, ' - NV
~ PURELY VEGETABLE, containing nothing in
the least injurious TO health and perfectly safe at all
times Lad, $, therefore, in rant OF a medicine OF this
kind better az GEfTtE BEST In instead of vast
ing re anu money in irving other things which are al
udps either unsafe uncertain and are therefore never
warranted asi this GREAT RE EDY.
Wy fut uD IN two ounce bottles, with full directions
parts of the country. " va
1zSf- Sold Onig at DR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL
street Providence, X. L. ~
CAUTlON,-bv enclosing one stamp as above, will be
sent free, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, and
on Pfpdfe and Chronic Middies generally; also cRcU-
LARS giving full information, NTH the most uRd0ubted
rGerehceS and testimonials without which no advertis
ing ply stefan or medicine Of this kind is deserving ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER. % Orders by mail promptly
httehueu TO- d&weoptf apis
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$500 REWAIED..

DRS. HILL & THOMPSON will continue their nsuai
moderate charges each one circumstances taken into
~ Letters for consultation must contain one dollar
N"iisuic 'H answer. uU
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Gtneral Mistellanu.

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-The following
incident in the lite of the grandfather of the
late governor Caleb Strong of Massachusetts
is quite romantic "Iie had paid some atten-
ton to Mary daughter of Capt. john Shell
don of Deerheld, Mass, and there was love
but no engagement between hem. On the
fatal 29.h of February, 17o4, she was taken
prisoner by the French and Indians and car
ried to Canada, where she remained two or
three years. 1t is stated that the first ques-
ton she asked of those who came to redeem
her was whether Jonathan Strong was mar
ried lie was marrisd-her return being
considered very uncertain. After her return
she also married. But in the year 1861 her
husband and Mr.. S,rongs wife both died
and these aged persons he in his S0th year
and she in her 76th-renewed their attach
ment after lapse of tifty-eight years, and
were married in 1862" The late Sylveste,
Judd of Northampton says that third of &
century ago people were living in Northamp
ton who had seen the venerable couple ride
through the streets of that town, she on {;
pillion behind her husband.
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An UnprOfitable Pint of Whisky.

A case has been decided in the court Of
common pleas in Champaign county. Ohio,
which is loud caution to liquor sellers. Pc
ter Lawson sold to one Reed Brush pint of
whisky Brush got Intoxicated and drunk"
as the law states it; Brush did furiously
seize an ak and with force and violence did
cut and chop off the left foot ofhis wife, Mrs.
Brush. There is wise and salutary law in
Ohio, giving to wife, child, parent, guardian,
employer, or other person who shall be in
jured in person, property, or means of sup
port by an intoxicated person, right of ac-
ton against the person who sold the liquor
10 the intoxicated person. Under this law
Mrs. Brush sued Lawson, the grocer, 70,
$4,000 damages for the loss Of her foot b,
means of his pint Of whisky. The defense
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4 House for Sale. and SOmethin. Else.

The following extraordinary advertisement
first appeared in the Chicago Press and Tri-
Guns Oh the olSt:
Editors Press and 7riGuRs:
want, my dear sirs, TO sell one or both Of
nv houses at the corner of Pine and Huron
streets, north side. want money. but will
sell them without money, and almost with
out price When commenced those hous-
cs my wife was living, and fondly hoped |
should die before she did. She has gone
before" and the houses have no charm for
me. They are too HI Oh. too costly, too snowy,
and have too many modern improvements to
suit me. Some one in looking over the cor
ner house before it was finished, said it had
seven hundred miles Of lead pipe in it.
believe he lied. | don't believe there is hall
as much Did you ever lie? No? l dom
believe you. We all will lie.
AS soon as my wife returned to Ohio from
our trip to Lake Superior in the summer of
1888, she wrote to me, Husband. if | am t.
move to Chicago the sooner you build me
house the better shall be suited We hav,
had as good house as our neighbors here
and l want as good one there"
The next morning had the saddle O,
Kate rather early, rode out to Dunlap & Co.
brick yard, -four miles, walked up Dunlap
gave him coed scolding for sleeping s,
late, bargained for 100000 brick, and wa
back TO my sons house on Ohio street, be
fore the family had their mornings devo
tions. and long before breakfast was ready
Contract for stone was made the same da,
and the house commenced on the next one
You, my dear sir, are a husband. Is there
greater pleasure in this world than that en-
joyed by husband in doing just as his wifi
wishes him, even if he does, sometimes, d
foolish things and even build such fine hous
es that it may almost bankrupt him in pa.
! ing for them. Were you ever guilty Of sue
folly? trust not if you have, you wi
: know how to exercise Christian charity i
judging me.
But the houses are very perfect-.hat
r so. Filled with all sorts Of modern in
Y provements. Let ME see how many kind
r of baths. The shower. don't know Ii
y use Of it, for l always run to get ou, of
e shower, if see one coming. The douche-
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Look Out for the Pop!

we pity him"
Whom
why, Wigsins.'
Listen and YOU shall be told. Last fall
Wiggins married fine Young lady, and eve
ry way worthy of bis heart and hand. They
commenced keeping house; he working in
the shop. and she looking after the interest
of their cottage home. By and by Virgins
had pain in his side; and he thought it
might be that it was hard work at the bench
that caused it; and so he rests occasionally.
Only few minutes at time, and during
that time he runs across the street to sa-
loon, and lodges behind a green blind tina.
stards on the floor.
Don't know what is behind that blind
But every time Wigsins goes behind there
something goes pop. like cork coming out
q! bottle. We fity Wisgins; We do +; and
Mrs. Wigsins too. There is a shadow on
Mrs. Virgins face; and more fearful one
around her heart
Reader; is Your name Wissins' Hope
not; but if it IS, do be careful of that thing
which goes pop, behind that little green
blind. We are afraid it will hit you. Be
careful.
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Relieicus 8eadina.
IL am not Ready to Die"

\ Young mother lay upon her couch, un-
conscious Of the fact that the last threads
were swiftly passing through the web Of life,
and that !i> Saudv colorings and rich scene
~ We're soon to be rolled up and laid away
,ha; in few brief hours it would be said of
her part in l:tt's gay drama. it is finished.
had seen her in health, when husband
and little ones tenderiy encircled her, when
promise of long life and domestic happiness
lent enchantmen, to every plan, and vigor to
every purpose. had seen her preferring
the festivities of the ballroom to quiet home
joys, cn,rusting her children to the cruel
care of hirelings. while her own attention
was engrossed with etiquette and fashion.
had seen her when the Spirit was teaching
her the vanity of earthly pleasures, and open
Ing before her darkened mind the reality and
beauty Of the heavenly world; when, in Bit
teiress Of spirit, SIZE wept over her life of
folly, but could not give up its fascinations;
and, when called still more loudly to reAec-
ton ard deep sorrow by the death Of fa,o-
rite child, she had resolved to lead new
lifc and connect herself with the church.
But alas. her fears were like the shadows
that fit along the plain. Her repentance
was but the sudden grief Of childhood, her
pious resolutions like footprints upon the
sand She failed to outstep the delusive cir
cles ofthat whirlpool on whose merry rounds
she had loved TO glide. She heard not its
mailled roaring. sure omen of evil.
For brief year did not meet her. Then
how changed the scene. The bell Of a
} neigtboring church was tolling the funeral
A kncll. Joined in the service. At its close,
a few in company with the mourners we're
ed. There lay the young mother in the
4 robes of death. Her life had not changed.
S Disease had sni..en her violently, and rea-
J.. son slept. During a brief interval Of her
0 delirium she earnestly inquired Of her ply
S sician:
: Am in DANGER"
= Replying rather in the affirmative, she ex-
:. claimed in terror,
:, so. an not ready 10 die Sarc me, If
:. you can. am net ready to de-"
a These were her last words Delirium re-
= turned, giving her no opportunity to exer-
e else repentance towards God or faith in that
o Savior who had called and been refused un
'- til His Spirit had forever taken its flight Ir
: half hour she breathed her last.
n o, reader! o, young mother! There is
Il an hour when the Spirit calls-calls, too, f !
n the last time. You have received this gra-
cioas cali. Have you listened? Have you
is o5eyed' Or have You said, go thy way
l. this time there surely will be more con.
IS venient season" Be not surprised if the
le hearts of mourning friends be wrung with
anguish by your last words. 20. am moi
= ready to die."-Smday School Times.
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l presume Mr. Wheelock (the best architect
in Chicago, as am toldO can tell what it is
for. believe they are used in penitentaries
for incorrigible sinners, that nothing else will
tame, and suppose is put in my house to
tame naughty children; or, perhaps, to tame
shrew. The hot bath. The cold bath
These old-fashioned institutions We know all
about. The bidet bath. This will require .
dissertation in French to explain. 1t has
lately been imported into Boston, as my ly
ing plumber told me. 1t must have cost at
least the price of good farm, and of course
it must be exceedingly useful. Mr.. Whee-
lock said could appeal to DIR. Brainard who
had spent five years in Paris, and he would
know all about it. know if it cost great
deal of money, my ladies would want it, SO l
went il blind. Some one has told me that it
would save its cost every year in doctors
bills. That if you used it you would never
need medicine or doctors. As would make
any sacrifice to keep clear of doctors, let
the farms go without complaint. The minor
baths | cannot take time to describe. be-
lieve one of the bath rooms cost me three
thousand dollars, Gncluding the stealings.)
What is three thousand dollars? Why moth
ing but filthy lucre, not to be thought Of for
a moment, when the health of one Of Gods
angels is to be restored BY the bidet bath
THIN the plunge. Oh. Caesar. When Goo
has given US such plunge as Lake Michi-
gan that We must have miniature lake in
our cellar. | guess that did not cost over
hundred dollars, and have filled it up in
disgust. If any one, Messrs. Editors, want
palace with all modern improvements, and
more too, want to sell them one, for m
exceedingly anxious to get out of the city, on
to Barry Point Ridge, and into double log
cabin-just such as old Tippecanoe lived in
at North Bend. want to live for few
years in simple Quaker simplicity, in good
log cabin, the best house 4 man ever lived in .
DO hell me ont Of the scrape.
Your friend,
SOLOMON STURGEs.