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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-06
Commonwealth OF massachusetts,.


WORCESTER,
At meeting Of the County Commissioners begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County of
Worcester, the 26th day of January. ID. le47 by
adjournment.
On the Petition aforesaid Ordered, That notice be
given all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will meet at the public house of
Phineas w. Watt in said Worcester, on Monday, the
fifteenth day of March nert, O'Clock in the after
noon, by publishing aitesed copy of SAID Petition
and of this Order thereon, in some, public newspaper
printed said Worcester, three weeks saccessvey the
last publication to be fourteen days. least before the
said fifteenth day of March next.
And is further Ordered That the Sheriff said Coun-
ty his Deputy, the Seectmen of the towns
of Worcester, West Boylston and Harvard each, with
an attested copy of said Petition and Order thirty days.
at least and also attestet copy two
public places in each of said towns of Worcester West
BOylston, and Harvard fourteen days, least, before
the said fifteenth day of March next, which time and
place the said Commissioners will proceed to view the
routes set forth in said Petition hear all persons and
corporations interested therein, who may then there
desire to be heard thereon, and ii they shall adudge
the prayer of said Petition ought be granted then
TO direct the in which said ways shall be altered
the above described and assess all such
damages any person or Corporation may sustain by
the alterations aforesaid.
Attest, WILLIAM JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
copy Of the Petition and Order thereon.
Attest, w. JENNISON, Clerk pro TEN.
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To TAKE INK OUT OF LINEN. Take piece
of mould candle, or common candle will do near
ly as WE'LL melt it, and dip the spotted part of the
linen into the melted tallow. 1t may then be
washed, and the spots will disappear, without in
hiring the linen
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TEETH BEAUTIFIED.

The subscriber informs the public and LADIES in
particular that he is enabled by NEW METHOD, to
cleanse Teeth so to give them all the beauty of which
they are capable, and to leave them in such state as
easily TO be kept in order by the individuals themselves
o IL. BLOOD.
Teeth Extracted with very little Pain.
The subscriber also gives notice that he NOT using
the "Anodyne Vapor" in the operation of extracting
o. III BLOOD.
NIB For sale, superior apparatus for administering
the Vapor. If Worcester Jan 90
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Messenger's NOTICE..

WORCESTER. SIS. March g. l847.
(NIIAS. w. HARTSH0RN ESD. Master in Chancery
~ within and for the County Worcester has day
issued Warrant agans. the Estate of LARKIN ID.
NEWTON, of Oxford, in said County, yeoman, in
solvent debtor, and the payment Of any debts, the
delivery of anv property belonging said nsolvent debt
Or him for his and the of any property
by him are forbidden by law
The first meeting Of the creditors of said debtor will
held at the office OF SAID Hartshorn said County,
the Seventeenth day of March current nine O'Clock
in the forenoon, for the proof debts and the choice
OF an assignee assignees.
dot GEO. JONES. ID. Sheriff.
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Worcester Co. Horticultural Society,

SPECIAL MEETING of the Worcester County Iior-
"A ucntnra Society will he held the Office OF Cor j.
w LINcoLN in the Old Court House, in Worcester on
I1H,sddy The eighteenth day Of March current at three
O'Clock M, for the purposes following:
LIST 10 see II the Society will purchase, at reasonable
aie ne whole or part az The edition of work pub
shed by George Jaques under the title of transactions
Of The Worcester County Horticultural Society,"
3D. To see whether in the purchase should be made
copy Of said publication SHALL or not be furnished 10
each member gratultously. a' l-T III M
3d. To transact any other business that NAV come be-
fore the meeting. Att
This notice given in accordance with the provision in
the Constitution OF the Society for the calling OF special
meetings. SAM'L II. HAVEN.
Worcester, March A, ls47. dw2wlo Rec. sec,ry.
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WORCESTER, SIS. March l647.
70 ZELEK DARLING, of Sutten in said County, gentle
man. Assignee of the joint and separate Estates Of
JOHN PARKHURST and WILLIAM CROKER.
OF Milford, in said County, traders, and partners under
The firm off. NJ Parkhurst Co., nsolvent debtors,
Greeting.
YOU are hereby required to give notice that the third
meeting of the creditors of said ParkhuFst Crock
and each of them, will be holden the office
Newton Chaplin, in Worcester, in said County, the
thirty first day Of March inst at ten O'Clock in the fore
noOn when and where the said creditors may prove fur
Their debts against the said Parkhurst Crocker and
each of them, and show why certificate OF dis
charge shall not be granted them and you will
settle your and dividend will be ordered And
you will serve this notice by publishing attested copy
Of this order in the Daily Spy newspaper printed
Worcester aforesaid six times before the day said
meeting and by forwarding like copy by mail other
wise each of the known creditors of said Parkhust
Crocker, and each of them. And You make return
of this order with doings thereon the
place sad meeting.
HENRY CHAPLIN,
true copy Master in Chancerv.
dot Attest, ZELEK DARLING, Assignee.
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STORE TO LET.

Ia TINE subscriber offers TO LET for one or more
fnsM years, his STORE in the Centre Viege OF
E@ LANCASTER. 1t is old stand and probably of
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the
ond story, said Store, which several years have
been occupied TAILoRs SHoP-he are an excellent
stand for good workman in that business.
small assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, with
Cases, Drawers, &c. may be had with the Store if desir-
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON.
Lancaster, Sept. l. dwistf IS
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FARWELL & WHEELOCK,

House, Signs Chair and Furniture Painters.
Graintng and Paper Hanging done 10 order.
EING practical Pain themselves and having secured
ID the services Of Mr. G. PEASE in the Grainng depart
ments II will be their endeavor merit and hope to re-
ceive share of the public patronage.
Grain Store. FARWEIL .
Worcester, March a. ls47. dsm j. II. WHEELOCK.
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A Pleasant Situation for Sale

A Pleasant Situation for Sale.
IA TINHE beautiful Estate situated in the east PAL Of
fnfA Central Village in Uxbridge, recently occupied
sAslby DR.. GEoFGE WILLARD; consisting of about
acres of Land, two story Dwelling House. with piazza
sides Barn, She'd and other Out buildings. There
is variety of choice Fruit Trees upon the place This
estate is within five minutes walk of the stations
the Providence and Worcester Railroad and i of
the desirable residences in the County Worcester
Application may be made 10 Col JOHN w CAPRoN in
Uxbridge, to either of subscribers in Worcester
w. o. BARTLETT,
JOHN G. WYMAN
Worcester, Jan Ie, l847. dwistfS
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GIBBS'S HOTEL,

BAT Broadway, Corner Of Leonard 81 NeWYOTk.
IA / HIS Establishment (ormerly known as the
ts!Tf ATHENAEUR HorEL) having undergone
<%piete change in its internal management is ft-
ted up for the accommodation OF Families private Gentle
men, and the travelling public 1t is The intention of the
Proprietor to make this of the comfortable as
well us agreeable Hotels in the City of New York. and
pains will be spared his part the wishes and
expectations OF his guests hoping thereby receive
liberal share of the public patronage A. GIBBS.
New York, March 3, lB47. 9w9
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Real Estate for Sale.

"a TIME subscriber offers for sale his FARM of about
s,MA so acres Of Land with a convenient Dwelling
sl House, Wood house, Carriagehcuse, and Granary
attached Also large Barn. 81 feet long with Shed ad
Joining and is supplied with BY aqueduc from
never falling stream. Also WOOD LOT, OF about 10
acres for sale with the above desired Possession given
the first of April next For further particulars inquire
the subscriber on The premises.
Worcester March ;. THOMAS SUTTON.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road,

WOTCGSL6T anu NASHUA Kali R0au,
DROPOSA AIS for furnishing CROSs-TIES, TIMBER,
i STILLS and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be lived the Office in Schedules and
Specilcali ms of which may had application to
JOSEPH MILLER, Esq, Chief Engineer either of the
following named Gentlemen
Eli w. HoLBRooK, Esq, w est Boylston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq, Lancaster. P. WdITcoMB, Esq Harvard
~ r SMITH Esq. .Groton-Asl F. LAWRENCE, Esq, Pep
perell-1HoMAs w. GILLIs, Esq, Nashua
VIM. A. WHEELER, Agent
Worcester, Dec 1896 ep5.eoptf5O w. MR. Co.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
LOT OF LAND, situated on the corner Of Main and
"A Jackson Streets. Inquire of HOLT Holden, or of
D. BUFFUM, Worcester. dw2w March 5.
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PAINTER WANTED.

A GOOD House Painter wanted, TO whom good encour-
IA egement will he given. Apply to the suhrcriber
Grafton, March A. dtf SAM'L II. REDDINC.
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DAIRY BUTTER,

TX PACKAGES prime Dairy Butter Just received and
- for sale by ft M ~ h. BUTMAN ~ co.
Worcester, Feb l. ditw6t5
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COPARTNERSHTP NOTICE

COFAKTNEKSHIP NOTICE.
A LPHEUS NJ. MERRIFIELD and NAHUM n. HAP.
GOOD, have associated in the business Of selling
LuMBER DooRs, sAsHEs, BLINDS, and ERECTING BUM.
lNas. shop corner Of Union and Central Streets,
Worcester March l, le47. 6m
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LOST

A RIGHT-HAND SEAL SKIN FUR GLOVE Who
IA will return The same to this office will confer
favor on e. 2. and shull be suitably rewarded
Worcester, mo. i, ls47.
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LADIES OF WORCESTER.

UKAWING.
HENRY WOODWARD respectfully gives notice, fiat
IL he is prepares to give instruction in Lead Pencil nd
Crayon Drawing and Painting in Water Conrs his
Room No lS6 MAIN ST.. For terms please inquire The
Room. dtf Worcester, Jan 3.
LEICESTER ACADEMY.
THE Spring Term in this Institution will commence ON
Thursday, the 25th inst.
Tuition in the English branches 50 Languages $3.50
yer quarter. JOS. A. DENNY Sec'y
FEB H. dwSw7 of the Board Of Trustees
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NO. S6.

themselves with 6fspk Aehlnguiri'e, and
frijsles. and torlilas 81 = 70 support
life. The Indians care fof Ing, and
they are the most numerous clasa 20 that
they can sell their produce for silV< ~
which they have sufficient confidence t.
hurry, and many of the others inhabitants
Of the connlry will follow their example.i
The priesls-perhaps should have plac-
ed them at the top Of the lisI--are anxious
to preserve their postion and their riches,
although they may look upon us as dogs
and Eeretics; and thus you have d mere
inklins of the feelings of The different par
ties! All these feelings and interests-af-.I
ter taking into consideration that all hate;
and despise us-yoi may mix up aud thed
make out the chances for peace. .s.'s
| do no know that any one has reflected
much upon this subject, bet 10 me it seems
that this thing Of making peace is to be d
more difficult matter than making war
with the Mexitans, and will be surrounded
with greater perplexities. has 10
be brought into question; other boundaries
taken into consideration, California is TO
lie bone of contention, indemniflca.ions
and costs of war 10 be called into account,
and thousand other matters will be found
in The catalogue of stumbling blocks id the
way Of an amicable Arrangement of difi-
culties. The "lhree Millions" after San
ia Anna has helped hinself-for he must
lie thought Of frst-!will not go far, in way
of sulve or cordial for the many wounds
under which poor Mexico is suffering, and
there will be other provisions than Wilmot's
for increasing the sum:
Let me conclude this hasiy scrawI.-
The talk, as I said at the outset, is now of
peace; bu, il will all end in Santa Annals
advancement or his utter downiaIl.-fn all
his diplomatic arransements-whenever
he has been allowed to argue bis point-hs
has been invariably wlnuer al this game;
somehow or other, he always turns every
thing TO his own advantage, or at least al
ways has so far. How he will succeed 10
his present scheme remains to be seen, but
he shouldi aud probably will. be closely.
watched. 4 few days will bring us out Of
The doubt and uncertainty in which every
thing is at present enyeloped, aud / shall
make opportunities to keep you informed
d. w. K,
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mDgmpgyRRDe So @ss a9e l8A9e

what process it was produced, he exclaim-
ed. in astonishment, that it was the 'smost
wonderful invention Of the age" Well
he might; for who can imagine such a
curious art {? Description is out Of the
question. He who doubts; or would un-
dersland it. must see for himself. have
seen it, aud there it is, open 10 the inspec-
ton Of any respectable inquirer.
Busts Of Judge Woodbury., of the SUI
preme Court Of the United States. have
also been turned from the same lathe, and
those. who are familiar with the face OF
the learned Judge, can attest the accuracy
Of the likeness. What is equally curious
busls and canoes may be turned after one
and the same model, into limitations of any
sizes, from a colossal bust, to miniature
face suitable for lady's brooch. q
Thos. Blanchard was born in Sutton,
Massachusetts, in 1883. He has been the
originator Of many useful things, besides
the lathe, for tu.ning mulliform objects.
His inventive genius was early developed.
At the age Of thirteen he invented ma.
crime for pairing apples, which operated
well, and was aluch used in the village
where he Then lived.
His next invention was that OF a ma
chine for making tacks.
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From The Boston Courier.

MACHINE FOR TURNING STATUARY.
One of the most remarkable inventions
of the age is that Of Mr.. Thomas Blan-
chard Of Boston, for turning busts, in
lathe. The art OF turning cylinders, balls
and any thing of uniform circular form, in
common lathes, has long been .praclised
by ordinary turner's. and is ia niliar to eve-
ry body. But the idea of turning in a
lathe articles deyialing froms appears. at
6rst blush, preposterous and absurd. And
yet precisely such q machine has been
invented for turning forms Of various
irregular shapes, such as gun barrels and
gun stocks, spokes Of wheels aud shoe
lasts, wig blocks. tackle blocks, aud last,
not least in importance, busts Of the human
head Machines for all these purpose have
been invented by Mr.. Blanchard, and one
OF the latter description is now in full and
successful operation in Boston.
The process Of casting busts in mould
after model, has long been pracliced, and
they may be produced of lead, brass. iron,
bronze, or any other maleable substance,
as readily as pewter spoons, or bullets,
may be cast in mould. But the idea Of
turning out busts from beautiful marble,
by machinery and sleam power, in any
quantities aud Of various sizes, and with
the most perfect accuracy, after single
model, is truly astonishing, aud would
never have been dreamed Of bul by a
creative genius like that of Thomas Blan-
chard. Imagine, gentle reader, steam
engine, in rapid motion, whiting round,
and turning out the human head and face
divine, with nose, chin, lips, forehead, !,
eyes, ears, neck. breast and shoulders, of
perfect proportion and accuracy 10 nature!
Imagine such an eccentric machine, and
YOU will have idea of the wonderful stretch
of invention which. conceived and COM
pleted such faculty
Such wonderful machine is now in
successful operation in Boston. and if any
person will take the trouble 10 search, he
can see bust of Daniel Webster rapidly
revolving in one end of lathe. and at the
other he will see fac simile heads OF the
great expounder, of any desired sizes,
turned out from marble, by machinery.
When one of,hese heads was presented
to Mr.. Webster, and he was informed by
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Any person procuring i've responsible Sub
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on them, will be continued uatil ordered out
& and charged accordingly,
s Communications, post paid, will be prompt'
esly and strictly attended 10.
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e S93 5l
Hunts Merchants Magazine for July,
from which the foregoing is extracted. says:
:. the above sales are a fair average as re-
yards prices, freight. &c.. IN ordinary
years. Ifthis is lhe case, surely the grow
efs Of Corn whose lands lie withih. striking
distance OF these great Southern Railroads,
ought 10 fnd remunera,ive return 10 this
market for all The Corn they can produce.
Cot .Squire.--We have been requested
TO publish the following Advertisement;
said TO have been written by a Magistrate
in this State for. several years.---Anderson
Gazette.
"a Bon, lhefurst ofmay tucke upe at my
house a Stray houg Barrer about yer old
marked with slit in each yer and ondar
bitin each yer blacke houg with whit whit
{ list around him there is mother markes per
SeybiII the onerwifl Dew well to cmenand
Gi. him ori Shall proSead as the he IA law ",
Direct. -
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9SThe friends Of Major A BRAHAM
JONES, announce him as a candidate Tor
The Legislature, to Eli The vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of James S. Pope
Esq.
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IN 1.-THE friends Of JAMES SPANN. Esqr.
announce him as a candidate Tor
,he office Of Tax Collector, at the ensuing elec-
sion. aprill4 If IL
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TRADE WITH CHARLESTON IN
INDIAN CORN.

We gave an example a few days ago
aofihe heavy expenses on Flour sent from
Michigan 10 the Boston market. Eoping
sft3afsfr iariUg;
ssffIe eHorIss Tie wheat growers of Geor-.
aia, Alabama aud Tennessee, 10 pui them.
Il selves in coHnexion with the, Georgia and
Carolina Railroads, and seek a ,marke:
in Charleston for their surplus Flour
With similar motives in relation 10 Indian.
1 Corn, we now submit, the following pro
forma account of sales Of 1898 bushels In
dian Corn. Stripped in bulk;by -. Full.
& ,oi, county. Illinois, put in sacks atsNew
4 Orleans, consigned TO -, Boston.
! lS45.
June 25. sold All sacks, 1855 bu.
s s a, 55 els. $500 25
sold 60 sacks damaged, -
l2S bus. at 371 cts. 45 %
III g sold 46l gunny sacks
SC at ct cts. pG 2S 81
Charges, sS657 O6
Freight on Illinois river
TO st. Louis at 5cts. SG4 65
Forwarding charges at
ST. Louis, lusuu
Freight from ST. Louis
,5s 10 N. Orleans. 1898 .fos,
bus. at i2i cents. l6l 62
Forwarding 10 N. o. at
at 1c. per bu. dIayage, I
labor, &c. at 2 cents
pei. bus, 1898 bus.
at 3 cents, 80 ~
16l gunny bags at l24c.
- each; irvine 50. 50 62
Insurance on Illinois g.
Mississippi rivers 3S7
al4 perct. 4 "a
Freishtss from n. Or SsssI..
leans 10 Boston a. IA Ii; sea
els. per bush. and 5 6s:.
perct. primage. l73 80 s,S
Wharfage at 4c. pr. bu. 5s9lansza
: Labor g. weighing 25 o5
cts. per tor 3 10 -
Stale duty on auction
sales ! per. ct. 3 So
Marine Insurance from
N. Orleans. 10 .5O s..&sys
Labor, use Of Tarpau-
Inns, advertising, &c. ~
Commission, 2a pr.cs. l6 4s-56o 50
= ~
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q The friends ofWEsLEY BODIE, an.
uounce him as candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
s. february "a .
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T The following gentlemen:are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office Of
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
fsf GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
33sS EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Lieut.. JAMES B. HARRIS,
Mai. s. C. SCOTT,
LEVI B. WILSON.
U'The following gentlemen are announced
by their friends us candidates for the Office OF
Ordinary, at the ensuing election. 80
Col. JOHN HILL,
~ JULIUS BANKS, Il.
Capt. w. L. COLEMAN.
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THE NOlCNIEERS-TiiElR RE
TURN TO THEIR HOMES

We are informed by gentleman a, .e'
from Monterey. tia, It is Gcncfal TyioI :
intention 10 send the volunteer. ,ao are
nov with han, aud hose whose "rm will
soon expire. 10 the R.o Grand. rs last as
the new Volunteers and esllars rach
hlm
lie viii soon have fo-;c enough 3 sup
pi, he place a. the whole commap! now
vih hm Tho Nysssipri, Nom Caro-
lina Nfginia AMI Nassschu'eil' 'ol1niocrs
vii give Il fore oinew a,l rel men, a.
b)u. 5000 sfong
I here ha,, been scr, alrcaJ 10 the Rio
G'rnnde ntosl 1900 regulars chiefly re.
cvuils, and there arr how mon han 1900
OF lhe ~" res.mone on he way 10 the
sea u w,r
lhu', IN fcw wo,a s., Gou. TAYLOR nill
he a, lLc heai o. an cl,irntw iorce Il T..
600 'Ic,ilcr, soldiers 20 these are to b.
aidcd The small force offssular., ari'l,fy
snd raya''y. now =. snn.lo
IhL rc-craG y.i-sGcft - 40 rnav 49,
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From the ~ Y. Daily Globe.
HENRY CLAY AND THE WIGS

"N IS Characteristic Of the Wing party to
abandon their tried men, when they dlscov.
or they are no, among the avalabics -
Success Of their candidates is OF more i'm.
porlancc than the claims and qualifications
of the man. Who has ever been more
praised and ilauered, and followed by the
wings than Henry ~t'11y7 When have
they had leader who had stronger claims
upon their UNDIVIDED, undimlnishcd sup
pon and auachmcn, p
Locoiocosm is quite in despair les, It's
organs and orators may no, have an
other opportunity of assailnr and lraduc.
ing Mr. Clay. They have been so sue.
ccs'iul IN their villalnou, attacks upon ihn,
emIn'n, s,aieman, tina, they cannot afford
10 loose him as a Candidate for the Prcsi.
dency When there .no ohjcc, in d. fam.
ing ham, his enemies are free to ackno vi
edge his services and worth Blu. the mo
'ncnl he is "A candidate, they turn upon him
wnh the malIgnny OF fenis
ALBANY Journal.