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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-11-21
PATIENTS.
1fnaeTlcan and Foreign Office, and Agency Of The
U. IS. Patent Office, Washington,
No. % State Street - BOSTON.


fnaeTlcan and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office, Washington,
No. % State Street, - Boston.
TNHB subscriber, by appointment from the CommssiOHF
of Patents is agen OF the U. s. Patent Office for
eeiving and forwarding the same models specimens
be patented deposited therein which
will be sent free Of expense and rask and with despatch
lie prepare Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works, test validity OF nven,
tons, and render advice legal snd scientific matters
respecting the same Patents secured in Europe aud
other countries.
BY application at this Office inventors saved the
me and cost OF journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage of verbally explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect them matters
in gsaeral Of importance in order to obtGis
correct specifications and claims. The experience of
teen years. practice extensive collection of works
decisions &C., on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws
and patents OF different countries collected at much
penue during the long time this Office has beeR established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at Washington enable the subscriber afford Inventors
desrous Of procuring Patents and information
which in Other respects might be difficult of attainment
Il. Ii. EDDY, Cipil Engtneer.
Boston, Sept |, ls4s. ewly &ood
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Citv Optical Rooms.

THE undersigned having disposed OF the Right for the
4 County eff Worcester Of selling their PAhABOLA
AND GALVAElC SPECTACLES. to Ar GEoRas PARK,
they would recommend him to the patronage OF their
friends and the public. JOHN p. PAINE d. SON.
! he subscriber would inform his patrons and the pub
lie, that he has taken the Agency Of GEoBGE Park
for the sale Of
Paime'S ParabOIa and GaEVamiC
SPECTACLES,
and thar the ony place in Forester where they can he
obtained will be his Jewelry aBd Fancy Goods Store
NO. 81 MAIN sTREET, 2 doors north Of the United
States Hotel.
The Galyanic spectacles combination OF zinc and
silver constructed that of gaiyanism is
stanty circulated among the Eye. which is acknowledged
TO be very advantageous to the sight we'll as cooling
and soothing To infimed or weak eyes. They are also
nfable for the Headache, and esy
perses having used them for reasonable length Of
to test them, will part with them for ten times
their value. +. II. PUTNAM,
Oct If No. 2Il Main ST.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
Ii Cleth, and now in good running ORDER consisting Of
Picker, Wilton d sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
ii Finishers Il DOuber-I Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
speeders, 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames 1900 Iva
spindes2 pair Mules, one of 4S6 and ~ spndes
/ Wafper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-1 Cylinder and DGfei
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time application 90 NJ
6ILAs DlNsmORE, SO ManSt Forester For farther par
tiCpIars inqu ire Of S B. H0LBROOH, AQLdeR
Dec &c d3taw wt52
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ARCHITECTURE.

hhUNLIAUIUhEI
TIME undersigned having connected themselves In bust
i ness under the and firm OF
B0YDEN & JOY,
for the purpose OF Drawing Plans and making Spec
fcaoBs of Buildings in every variety style, invite all
those who contemplate building to give a call,
trust from our experience that we give entire sasac
tion to all who may favor with their patronage
Office, No. 30, (4th foo Central Exchange, Worcester
ELBRIDGE BOYDEN,
Aug. H. dwtf LEWIS E. JOY.
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he subscriber would inform his patrons and the pub
lie, that he has taken the Agency Of GEoBGE Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07
TGLEGRsrHIC IsTELLiGENCE.
TIER FROM MExIC
Busiamenie with 10000 men Marching on
SaltillO.
pErkRsBURo, Feb. 6, 1874

PETERSBURG, Feb 8, lS4S
The overland express of this morning brings
no news Of importance. Yesterday morning it
brought later sdyices from the valley of the Rio
Grande. Monterey. and Saliillo. The latest
PaPsr- from New Orleans are of the afternoon of
the s0th ult.
MAJOR rnce, Paymaster of the United States
army, arrived at Maiamoras from Camargo, 18th
alt, reports the troops in good health.
General SCOTS order, issued at the city Of
Mexico 18th, had been received at Matamoras;
and Captain Chapman, upon it's receipt, ct once
seat out circular requiring that all duties levied
upon animals. goods. wares. or merchandise,
catering the city from any part of the State, or
any other stste within the republic Of Mexico,
should Immediately cease and that all such
duties. paid since the LET OF January, should be
refunded, upon presentation Of the certificate of
psymenf Al the collectors Office.
General Wool issued an order from Monterey
on the 9th, requiring ell persons arriving there
o. report themselves 20 the governor, and give
their annes Cor registration also, requiring mer-
chants 90 exhibit their invoices; and failure to
comply with the regulation will subject their
goods 20 seizure and ccni-cation for the benefit
Of the Uaiied STATES.
Lieut.. Frank n, 81 the Typographical Engi-
ncsrs, who leii Monterey on the 18th ult., re-
ports that iasi AZ he leit an express received
from Saliilo, stating that report had reached
there from Colonel Hsmiramck, to the effect that
10000 Mexcans. under General Bus,amenie,
were marching upon Saiillo. Very little credit
was attached 70 the report. Our forces were in
in good condition. aud willing TO be attacked
whensverthe enemy thought proper TO make the
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The electric telegraph last night gave us in
telligence from New Orleans to the 30th ult.,
and further advices from Mexico. The news is
not important, however. 1t contains rumor of
the advance of Bustamente on Saltllo, at the head
of 900 men but as the rumor was not credit
ed at Matamoras, we have little reason to believe
it here. At all events, even should the rumor
prove true, there is nothing to apprehend in that
quarter. Gen. Taylor, on leaving his commands
placed it in charge of Gen. Wool, than whom, as
a skilful soldier and brave man, no better selec-
ton could have been made
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TsE DsrssrrsE 90 rrr FsESes STEAMER Mssousi
This steamer which 10 have Departed On satur-
day at two ?. ~ having been detained BY the storm
that day postponed her time Of sailing until ysster
day morning at O'Clock According 10 that deci-
siop the missouri won't TO 1t the appointed time,
firing a farewell salute and favored With very hne
who'd The mail taken by this IL very large,
aud our Weakly H.rad for Europe, containing some
highly interesting political intelligence from this
try was much In demand
The cargo Of the Missouri s very fair consisting Of
barrels and s pigs Of copper se barrels of spermseet
sbsrre Of potash bags OF coffee IS, bags Of pepper
and IS boxes OF m-rchspdirs.
There we're only seven passengers very small mum
berbut this 20 Be expected at the present time o.
year. and the lnsk which has marked the progress
Of the French steam line We hope the French article
We published viii have effect Ia the right quarter
in Hsvre, and throughout Frsnes-snd yin open the
syss thoss interested In that line Our best desire is
TO witness the CT the rsnsstantie line between
iavre and New York.
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produoe fatal result and ccatf~ns that % mot
unfrequsnty renders ncurshls som. payssctsss
appear to consider great msniscsl skceDvnt voccrH
tion asd violence, sufficient svtsuoe Of ntsmsfon
to have recourse 20 general bs-dins hat. have
said this 10 usually sal mistake 30 frsqssotiy have
we seen bad results from bleeding copousy IN the
mencenent Of insanity that strongly incn~d 10
limit the resort 70 II 20 thcse that dsny
In robust persons with hard full strong pulse,
redness Of the eyes and face ana other wpi marked
symptoms Of inflammation OF the brain or its
brenes No regard whatever should Be paid 20 the
excitement ana violence CT the patisnt furnshirg
indications for bl-edisg ~
After detailing the nature and character % the duties
of the different officers Of the institution, snd the
In which the patients gradually trained In the
wing shows In tabular form the various occupations
o the inmatSs--
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Under the head Of homework are included house =.
keepers and all the women have had special
trade OF employment, though considerable number
have not beer accustomed to any kind Of labor
Tho introduction Of printing into the asylum has
proved very USEFUL A new press and type were pur-
chased last spring 1t WAS put up and the type dis
trbutsd and the whole oce apparatus arranged solely
by patients some Of whom were printers by trade.
Since then several of the patients have bsen con-
SANITY employed ct printing and two learning the
trade here In addition to numerous blanks and small
bills for the Asylum they have printed edition Of the
"Act to organize the State Lunatic Asylum" also an
edition Of the Rules and Regulations and By Laws
adopted by the Managers and the October and Janua
ry numbers of the American Journal Of insanity" All
this has been done solely by patients.
The farm aud garden continue productive, and have
Afforded large aud varied supply of good vegetables
for whole household besides pssturags for sixteen
COWS, and sixty tons Of hay Additions have been made
to the greenhouse which is very attractive and
interesting place of resort for patients especially in
In addition to the the farm and in the
GARDEN and various workshops the men patients have
aided us much in improving and ornamenting the
grounds Many trees have been planted, and foun-
tain constructed in he quadrangle enclosed by the
budinge where ia beautiful jet d'edu from our sup
ply of water from the Chenango canal
some idea Of the amouat of labor performed by the
women separate from the ordinary Of the halls,
may be obtained from the following list Of articles made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

Tng STORM AND THE TELEGRApH.-The snow
storm OF last night, though severe in this city,
~as undoubtedly much heavier to the Northwest. IL
eommenced 500 sing here about fix o'clock In the
ming, AMI this morning the snow several inches
dsep Tue snow being very wet and heavy, hiudered
considerably such railroad trains not provided
Tor such al emergency, BY strong engine and snow
pcw The rroEr,s Of the up seven O'Clock train from
tbisuity on the Worcester Railroad this morning was
sight WORTH seeing With two powerful engines and
snow pow ahead the tan passed along In grand style
Al the rate of least twenty-five miles an hour throw
ing the into The air great height and leaving
clear path behind. But this worst sufferers by this
storm ths propr@tors Of the Magnetic Telegraph.
force q one hundred could not In twenty-four
hours 90 snectuay have dissrrapged and broken tho
tine did the aud ofsst night The wires ars
covered With body Of ice aud snow to the depth Of
inch or more weight OF this, together with the
strong Wind has broken the wire in hundred places,
quite number II the posts and forced others
iuo such inciinng position as viii require CONSIDERS
bic labor 20 replace them wn~el OF dow train
mi. morning caught In the wire piece abodt fifty
feet long severed for mite or two IL swept both
a.s Of the read This caused sundry pedestrians to
dodge nbly on the track TO prevent bow from it,
which would have prosst serious la Its ICY state In
BEDFORD And the sllofsnow
light two three inches The trains from these
reg detained about two hours The trains by
th~ Esser1 and Bostoa AMI Maine Railroads arrived
alter several hours d-tsntion The eaily train from
Worcester rad not arrived mp to r. M The fail Of
sappossd TO Rave been very heavy In Worcester
aaa other Wessrn towns persons Who arrived In the
train last report that IL there ell the after
ooo.-Bssfen Igsvsiisr. Fsb. O.
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THE PANx TsxarsE has been doing well the pest
week The folks st TO the horses and their
riders and this splendid circus coppsny Of ssnds Lent
Co. is resping rich harvest. Every thing soes on
smoothly and well-the sQu.strisps and hors~s, the
clowns the ponlss the gymnastics all are nrst rsts and
well worth visit
The Bowssr THNArnr, through the indesstigsbls
exertions Of MIR Jackson continues to be well pssro-
missed. Almost every week somsthpg and interest
ing lie produced regardless Of the heavy expenditure ct
tendant In producing them with scenery, dresses
and other properties-snd hence the great Of
this establishment Tonight the programme 10 very
attractive, embracing the drama Of "victornen the
comedy Of "Jumbo Jun - the comedietts Of Anthony
and Cleopatra and the drama Of the Robbers Wife
In which Mies Clarke snd MIR Wscot lately returned
from the South the celebrated Jim Crow Rise and Mr.
Msrsha, whose hhtrionic talent Is well known and duly
appreciated, will appear IL this bill does I'LL this
spacious and beautiful theatre don't know what viii
THr CHATHAM TnKArRr hss been doing very good
paying business. The Manager OF this house 10 very
pansaking hardworking man. and deserves ell the pa
Quoted and every thing Is accurately and well perform
the coming week. will doubtess draw well MIR Broughsm
capital Irish and Mrs b n OF the fArest
of the fair Besides these attractions the Texan Ran
gers or Elephant in Mexico" piece founded on events
in the war draws we'll.
DuMBoLros's Ethiopian Micstreis will perform on
Wednesday end Thursday evenings next 1T Washington
Hail. Newark IL 10 needless te Fay from the great cele
brity OF this company that the cizens of Newark will
joy rich treat and that this excellent band win be
well pstronised
the wane. The odeon. however has opessd with
capital troupe and will doubtless succeed well.
The concerts exhibitions and other places of amus~-
ment have all been well patropized during the week
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Interesting Report OF the state Lunatic
80Slum.

The managers Of this important institution
have issued their fifth annual report, showing the
additions and improvements that have been made
since the last year, under the provisions of the
act OF May, 1874 The report gives description
OF the situation and internal arrangements OF the
institution, being located in a most healthy and
romantic situation, IN the vicinity Of the city Of
Utica, being on an elevated plane, and command
ing view OF the city, OF the beautiful and pic
taresque valley Of the Mohs>vk, and surrounding
country.
The report goes on 20 state that the building
was commenced IN 1850, and flashed IN ls42,
being 81 ieet in length; the centre par, 100 leet
feet front, being built of hewn limestone, Ia the
Doric style Of architecture; the portIco IN front
being supported by SIX fluied columns, eight feet
IN diameter al the base, and forty-eight feet
high. The wings of the main edihce are devoted
20 the oi the different classes of patients.
These wings are each 2lJ feet IN length. having
the md OF each hall, IN the centre part OF the
building, 10 dining room. Zach of these halls
is occupied by a class OF thirty-tvc or forty pa
ticnts In the ioarth story, In the centre part Of
the building. - large aud commodlous chapel.
There are $50 rooms for single patients, "a for
their attendants, ~ associated dormitores, 10
psrlors, "a dining rooms. and ~ bathing rooms.
Amer going further into detail on the subject
Of the foundation and completion OF the build ng,
the rep1r goes state the prices charged for pa
tents supported BY tosns sad cSnntss at - per week
Dor patients saeporisd by thsr o"n property or friends
from " 40 90 ~ Der seek.
Tns tr-s.ur~rs report the receipts during the
year ending soth >ossDbsr, ls41 % alaoant 90 t57
Tbs snncsi report q the superintendent soccompa-
nice the report % the managers shows that al the
cioss Of thssst year the number Of pssnts the ssy
ium vas,
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SONGS AND REGULATIONS
The whole to conclude with
ETHIOPIAN SAYINGS AND DOINGS.
The Curtain will rise at halpast O'clock precisely
TAINTED AT THE AsYLyM.1

These performances are held in one of long halls
which, being very wds and high, with each side,
Is admirably adapted for such exhibitions handsome
drop curtain has been painted by patient
avsw VI the Coliseum Rome with gadiators in 'front.'
md In contrast view Of Asylum, with ladies dan
Gag and promensdng near it. large number of the
patients with the and assist
ants have attended these exhibitions and occasionally
the managers OF the Asylum with their families, and
few ladies and gentlemen from Utica have been present.
and been much Interested and surprised at the good
der aud ability exhibited.
The report into long detail of the duties Of the
different officers OF tbs Institution and tho different
knds OF food used gives description of the cookery
kitchen department., sc. and continues
Some idea Of the amount OF provisions consnmed here
msy gathered from the past weeks consumption Of
the folio sing articles Wheat -four 10 barrels beef
fresh and corned and mutton 1900 pounds salt fish $50
pounds butter, $50 pounds; potatoes, 80 bushels
The port after giving lis Of the different newspa
pcrs rscsved ut the institution concludes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

FRoM MoxrEvDKo The brig Caroline Il.
Plat, from Mon'eyIdeo Nov. 2i,h, arrived at this
port yesterday uornlng Tbs bookads was si coniln.
IVA ihs usf0nanc wsts waiting zoe sssyss tfoa ia.
rope IA TIA hops that the sras1 ruyssnmsD, would os.
taf Eaas hs a.st vLieh Lsasp css interrupted ssss
nsrss -seues VAN Fsf.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-07

Nav osLssSs, J.a. 80 lin Cotton We note sales of
midsiing at 6 s0'ss suxar-Choics qualities sold at
5sSAe Moi-sses Sales q prime at ls4c Flour IL
lapxaii aud the tendency downward sales Of small
lots Ohio ~ - tr~igh,s -s-vers snxaxsm -nts
Tsds ~ previous quotations. There moderate de-
usnd for exchanges
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Police lntellJgence.

Police intelligence.
Dsipss before Justice Drinksr.-Ths Tuts family
were again ois urbsd by the police OF the ward Who
appear TO be decidedly opposed TO oyster cellars rum
holes and gambling having received particular order.
cellars. This unfortunate family Of Tutes again
brought in by officers Cowsn and Coyie at az O'Clock
on Sunday morning, whom the officers found in little
cellar the OF Broad aud stons streets playing
cards The officers entered the premises, and
George Tute, Thomas Tut John Sullivan. and Dennis
OLesry together with the pack OF cards A. an svi.
dence The whole party were taken before the magistrate
for examination.
miy before US again. What charge do you make sgsps
them?
OrrroER-Judge, / saw them gambling at q O'Clock
this morning In little low groggery kept by this ms
here, (point!ng at Tute
MAoi,rnArI--Did you see them with an, money
gambling
OrrroER--No, your honor, didn't see any meney
MAersrhArx-Then they were only playing cards to
gether, and not gambling However, playing cards on
Sunday is highly improper, and must be stopped
TUrE-Oh, your honor, We were only amusing cur
selves q little, and was very peaceable.
MAGDrEArE-Wei, you may 20 this time bat the 20
lice will keep watch your psc., and II spy mors
disordery conduct occurs again they will certainly
Thank your HONOR said Tu.e, aud all four hurried
out OF the Office thanking their lucky that they
came of with only lodgirg In the citation hous.
Burg Larry Captain Gilmore. OF the "a ward police
Informed yesterday morning that the boot store
kept by Thomas Dick No loo Nassau street vas broken
into Saturday night and about five pair OF boots
len thersfrom Suspicion ut fell upon the ewsps-
per boys, who frequent the Atlas One. which directly
over the hDove stote ~ spV-rEs that
tered BY forcing open door which leads est'y
into the store The young scsDps left behind th.m
pair of old boots they having lifted themselves with
pair Of Mr.. Dicks bosts (which boots Captain
Gilmore srr.steda boy by the name OF VIM Kelly, whom
the captain found psrsding about the PARK coDgra
ting himself on the admirable a. Of boots which are
boots" having pair OF Mr. Dicks best on his feet at
time. It seems the young rascsls went TO work
cool deliberate manner ms the boot hooks aud boot
had been used by them In httng their feet and fancy
to Mr. Dicks best string Of boots sescted for tr.
portsion found In tbs entry but IL was
they disturbed, rs they left them behind. Kelly
w.s locked up by the chief OF police Tor further hear
ing
Police siatistcs-Toe following tnbl. ahows the num-
Of made BY the police department. OF this city
during the month Of January last also designating the
crimes and charges upon which such predi
catAd
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OoEAS STEAMERS. The steamer Sarah Sands
is la her eighteenth end the Hiberais In her
ninth day
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Whole number of articles. a 100
The report. after stating that schools and religious
worship attended to with much goes to show
that theatres also introduced and continues We
have known melancholy feelings and insane decisions to
be ispelsd aud recovery to take plce and appre
bend that efforts to improve and to the insan by
cuitivsting their memories, and calling into activity
their dormant mental faculties and changing their ha
bual trains Of thought by aud varied mental exer
cises have been too long neglected The following Is
exact copy Of the printed bill OF the last performance
ASYLUM THEATRE
Great Bill for Tuesday Evening, Nor. 80, l847.
4M performance of this season.