davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
THE United States Health Insurance Co.

Established in The CITY Of Boston,
BIZ an Act of the legislature of Massachusetts, May ls4s
CAPITAL $4,000.
Insures the Health of both Males 81 Females,
For TERMS OF FROM ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
Directors-sa Samuel Aspnwai, Lemuel NJ Baker; John
Bigelow Jonas Chickerng James Clark, George para.
colt Samuel II. Jenks Benjamin Lamson, Joseph Lewis
Henan Lincoln, Elijah Mears, Sias Merriam, Joseph d.
Prince Thomas Restleaux Noah Stureyant, = PTayor,
Charles If. White, d, w. Wswel Daniel Leverett It
Charlestown, Joseph L. Lord of New York
JAMES CLARK, President and Treasurer.
SAMUEL Ii. jerks, Secretary. .
Drs. d. X SToRER A. A. GoULD. Consulting Physicians
THIS institution the Health of persons al both
sexes at the lowest consistent with the mutual
safety the insured and the insurers and both parties
participate in the surplus profits The tables OF rates are
Systematically framed and arranged as to Insure to
male persons under As years Of age weekly allowance Of
four 6fhs 60 per cent, of their annual deposls-to
females three ourths IS per cent; thus, So nsures
81 to the former and S57 the latter Persons OF more
advanced age insured proportonaby equitable pre-
rnms. On Policies longer terms than one year, pu
slight increase Of premium is charged.
Principal Office, II State Street, BOSTON.
1.-THE Company has established Agency also in The
City of WORCESTER, at EOS Main Street where
persons DESTROYS further information ere requested TO
call WARREN LAZELL, agent.
Dec % dwtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
STuMP PuLIER.

THE subscriber now owning the right of STEWARDS
i PATENT MACHIz FOR DRAWING STUMPS,"
fo the States of Massachusetts and Connecticut offers
the any parts thereof ndv luals companies
This Machine has for three years been found sape
ror any other used from the and quckness
with which it does the work. and the comparatively small
amount of power employed-two men and yoke Of cat
tie, or pair Of horses will without difficulty, pull
hundred stnmps from three feet through,
day and with the Machine work be done for
$l2, than by any other means for $780,
Another advantage is that acres of ground be
cleared without moving the Machine the chains extend
thirteen rods from the anchor stump and transport
any distance two can load it. and pair Of horses
draw it, II also be used the greatest advantage
drawing the largest rocks and also for moving buildings
Its motion is quite steady and much rapid than
the windlass.
Persons wishing to pnrchase arc requested to address
the subscriber, call him, his place residences
- - WILLIAM w. WILLIS.
Orange Oct 6, 1647. SIT
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Massachusetts Health Insurance Go.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Chartered and Established in Boston, AprH 1877
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
u SICKNESS for term Of years. Number OF members
nearly 5000 Amount sick allowances paid during the
The SICK ALLOWANCES applies to the time that the
member is totally disabled from labor, and under medical
care whether he is confined to the houss or mol
THOMAS TARBELL, President
L. sTIMsON, Sec'ry.
office No. a Museum Guiding, fremont ST Boston.
MIR A. III. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass. Health ms Company,
and Mas given Inc required bond faithful perform
ance Of this duty. =
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the oo
pnny for sick allowance. - =,
ro 5oS5 jiN dtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
FARM FOR SALE.

"A YFNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
fSA about half mile south of Grafton centre con-
l tanning about eighty five of good Land, well
watered-he buildings in good condton-the Fl ouse
is large and convenient for Two families. with never
failing we'll Of excellent water in the hoasethe Barn has
been built within few years. The Farm is divdei into
Pasture, Wood Land, Moving and Tillage. There Is
good Water Privilege on the emses, where dam
be raised without flowing other premises. Said FarHi
will be solo low and easy For further norma-
ton apply the subscriber in Sutton CENTRE HENRY
G Prentice, on the premises.
HENRY d. HOWARD
Sutton, Dec. 8, 1s4S dwtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
TO LET

- T,HE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square,
sSTEM l. known the Worcester Branch Railroad Det
As pot, 100 feet by 50wili be fitted up to accommo
date Lesse. track will be laid if desired for
into basement
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop 80 by 80 fl
stories high with engine and engine house attach
edand Backsmiths Shop near 40 by S. feet, stories
high, with yard roomwill be fitted to suit tenants
Immediate possession given. Inquire the Office Of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company, No. las Main
Street df Feb g.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Farm to Rent.

- A FARM lying in the City of Worcester, very
ksEA IA convenient good market for the products
sEl of the dairy, garden and orchard containing the
proper proportion OF arsbe pasture and wood Land and
presenting desirable opportunity for farmer with
n small capital Applications ii by letter, stating parc-
ulars be made before the 7h of February if
person (Which preerable) between the 81 and 9TH
OF February next, WIN N. GREEN, Esq, No. l02 Main
Street, Worcester, who will give all information and
hibt the premises Jan II.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
For Sale.

"a A TWO story dwelling House, situated on Salem
mssf n st Said house is so by % feet, with wood
&A shed and other convenences. The lott 81 feet by
a. convenient for large small family, and consider
able the premises. For further particulars gure
OF ALVAN ALIEN, 16 Trumbul st.
Worcester, July ii, lS49. df
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
A CARD.
J. B. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.

NO. IIJ MAIN STREET,,
WOULD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces>
w ter and vicinity, and the public generally thst he
has returned to Worcester and taken the central location
the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS d co !,
No. l79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to see
them, and ALL and exhibit them the choicest stock
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable mportaons ard styles,
bracing every variety Of abrcs for ell articles of Gentle
mems wardrobes.
cash, and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
GARMENTS much cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis. He will be in the receipt
Goods from the New York market-wl attend to the
cutting Of all garments in personwill employ none but
first class workmen, and will every effort to please
and accommodate all. In and skill he will yield to
and all are invited to call and test his powers
Country dealers be supplied with all articles in his
department, wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
favos already extended, and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester Nov Is. diff
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
PATENTS.
Awaerscags and Foreign Office, and agency q me
o. S. Patent Office Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.

american and FeTetgn OUtce, UT" " z Grey v '
o. S. Patent Office, Washington,
No. ~ State Street, = Boston,
THHE subscriber by appointment from me Comm ISIS
er of Patents agent the U. s. Patent Once FOL re
ceiyine and forwarding the models specimens or
manufactures be patented or deposited walch
viii be sent free Of expense and Ttsk. and with despatch
He prepare Caveats specifications Asssnmsn.s and az
ha Papers and Drawings; will make researches
into American and foreign works. TO test validity Oh hVen
tons and render advice legal and scienne matefs
resnect,ng the same Patents secured in Europe ana
other countries -. sovad ~.
By application at this office, inventors are savea INC
e and cost of Journey Washington, and eeay mere
as well as all personal trouble in obtaining tner
They also have the advantage OF Uerbay explaining .no
ntions and Of consulting in respect them matters,
in general Of paramount importance N order % o Of .i
- wars, pracce an extensive collection OF rare WORKS.
dscisios Sc on mechanical subjects the Patent aws
sud natens of different countries, collected AZ muSn "a
nease during the long this office has beeR
Feather with accounts here kept OF Inventions pasee
TVashneon enable the subscriber to afford 20
81 procuring Patents assistance and
"niSA - r, ii. EDDY. CiUii Engineer.
Boston Sept !, ls4s. eWH ocoo
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
FARE INSURANCE,

rT4HE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE CoMPASf
uf BOSTON, continue to Insure Buildings, stucks, FUR
niture Machinery, and other properly against ross e
dauage by fire. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 2O5 Main Street, Worcester
Oh. WHITE, Sec'y. }. SoUTHWtcA, res.
Oct 2S e""m
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
CITIZENS

M bonorably assured that the following are the &C.
n tual qualities of IS bottle OF JONES CohAL uAi.
2 FSTORATIVE. If they doubt our word, they cannot
these highly respectable citizens who have tIienit
Mr. Geo. Beckett, Al Elm st New York,
Mrs Matilda Reeves, NJ, rte avenue, Brooklyn.
Mr. VIM. Tompkins, SO King St, New York.
Mr. Thomas jackson, SO Liberty ST., Pitishuren.
IT. r. Cullen late barber Steamboat 5. America
"A more man hundred others state, though this must
snt,ce that ii will the hair TO grow on the bead OF
nsce sop il falling of, strengthen the roots, reino'in
rurr and dandruif from the Eoes mixing light RED or
hair assume fine dark look and keeping dry, harsh
or wiry hair moist, sef clean aud beautiful very very
long time. Sold in Worcester by ;. ono 20 M, :,
Dec 10. QWStH A"' "0iH -
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Massachus otis Clothing House,
No. 3, Merchants Row, NO.'3
Main Street, Worcester.
WITHERBEE e. WARDEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fashionable Custom made Clothing,

u C0AAAOAA1UAO VuotOAA1-ALduV
CONSTANTLY on hand full assortment of every
~ riey OF style now in use, made in the most thorough
We embarked in this business with the deter
ininatlon of introducing into this market, BETTER
ARTICLE Of Ready Made Clothing Than had ever been
offered for sale here-hat have succeeded in this
aertaking, have abundance OF testimony from the
community around Grateful for the patronage
have received, determined to pursue the
In future, and shall spare pains in carrying
eur determination to sell Clothing that safely
WARRANT to our customers.
We make pretensicns that keep all the Clothing
there to be found in this CITY, that all creation
bow to us-BUT WE DO SAY, that we keep
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CLOTHING,
and will sell it as Low be found in any other
establishment Of the Kind in this city any other.
We invite the public call and examine for themselves
Furnishing Goods.
good assortment OF UNDER CLOTHING, of Six,
Woolen and Cotton.
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, CRAVATS,
GLOVES, sUsPENDERs, MITTENs,
JNUFFLERS, &c.
CLOTH AND GLAZED GAPS,
UMBRELLAS, &c.
Worcester, Nov II.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
10 be Let

10 be Let.
& G WASHBURN offer to lease, for term OF years,
IL bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
ProHty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith shop and
houses thereto belonging, together with the Steam
Engine which is of about thirty horse power, and in
ceiient condition. The premises are well situated and
adapted for machnist Further information given by
calling Messrs. j. PRATT EARLE or on the under-
signed at their Counting Room, Grove Street.
Worcester, Dec S. !. e. G. WASHBHRN.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Ct,e Datlp S$1)p.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and PrOprietor.
Terms.

The price of THE DAILY spy is Three Dollars per
annGn eventyfye Cents per quarter, if paid strictly
In advance.-Or
Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar per quarter if
uot paid in advance
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the same Office. Terms-Sl,75 in
advance or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
TO LET.

- A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
sHAA n situated Webster Depot Il is well calcu-
E lated the Boot and shoe business, abundance
of help these branches Of business il to be found in this
vicinity. 1t is also well arranged for merchandising for
which purpose has been occupied for several years.
For terms which will be liberal to good tenant apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANS & HARMED near the
remises. dit Webster, Nov 2.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Ear Sale.

THE STOCK AND TOOLS Of Blacksmith shop. sit.
uated the Court House. Inquire at this office.
Dec l6. dwH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
New unholSterV Shon,

w r. A. BROWN, would beg leave to inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken rooms Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture order, French Pattern
Sofas, Lounges, Dvans, Tabourets, &C.. Curled Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses. Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed; Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets and made. All kinds Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior manner
Dec. d-3m
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
Books and Stationery.
J. S. WESBY,

0OVhO C4A0 0b1GAO4&V4 W.
J. s. WESBY,
124 Main Street, Worcester.
MANUFACTURE AND DEALER in ali kinds of
w SCHOOL BOOKS now in use in the different schools
BoOKs-ANNUALs for 1s49, and other Gih Books.
STATIONERY of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
ets-Gold and Silver PenssPens Ink States and Sand
BIBLES in every style of binding-Hymn Books-Toy
Books, Plain and ColOred.
FOWLERS' PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKS tor sale
Also received for the Journal
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at tho lowest rates, at
Dec 50. dwsm J. 8. WEsBY's, lsi Main st.
MOIES, WILLIAMS s FLAGG,
Corner of Main f. Pleasant Sts., Pasne's Block.
90 gBls eh sass brands soa sA FAMILY FLOUR,
,ooo bushels ,UI IT, prime @H white Maryland coRS
s 5SS DO DO rrsp. f yss~w western s0 pGGiER
New pr.n ss .a ccsEEsE received weekly a. whole.
sale and retail sv5 BTTTER received weekly
Community On hand choice los Of GRoCERIEs, which
win b sold and delivered IN any part q he city 7. market
prices. dwsf Worcester, June So
Reader, is your Skin Chapped or Cracked!
TF 80, Cake Of the and genuine JONES' ITALIAN
Have you Pimples or Salt Rheum have seen jones'
Soap the and Oldest when every internal
Have yau Scr Beard or Sore Head d You are con-
scsnousy assured that Cake win cure You, bus do
suppose that the maRy couneros possess any Of Ito
qualities. Many Of the limitations OF jones' Soap are
nothing but common snap.
Janss Soop is used by PAysicicMs.
But reader be careful OF cheap countereta
and mtations See that OF r. JONES' Is on the
wtappes-and bny Il no whore else but Of
Dec is dwsm J. GRoUT, JR, 80 Msinss,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Notice.

COMPLEMENTARY
v,r .h.cr,hers have this day formed Copartnershp
ander he name and style OF JOSEPH CONvEksE
& CO. TOR the general TRANSACTION q o I'M n
NESS, wnoiesai0 "'1 1852 JOSEPH CONVERSE,
Cfsy Hal. Y,,oAo CHAS. r.. CONVERSE.
NIB. All persons indebted, either by note or
asount Ia IL subscriber are requested 70 make mms-
0sate PhyMcht q snO saAi0 No. MssE Il dwH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02

t9VUV
THE subscriber DESTROYS OF changing his business offers
4 to sell out his TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT On
the reasonable terms. II consists Of small select
stock of Cloths and Trimmings, together with Shop hx
lures and Tailoring apparatus complete There of
business sufficient employ from eight to twelve hands
ANY wishing for good stand, will do well 10 cali
early. JOHN D. DUNBAR.
West BrookAeld, Jan 10. dwtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-02

EstQbIiShed In The CIV Of E0sEon,
5g an Act of the legislature of M1ssdchusests, May 1895
CAPITAL $4,000
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-04

INsuEREcrIoN IN HoNDuRAs.-By the brig September.
which arrived at this port yesterday, from Omoa No
vember 9th, Truxllo December 7th we have received
the news OF instruction in Honduras. On the 2lst
November, meeting was held at the city of Tegucigual
pa, by party of military persons, over whom Santor
Guardola general of DIVISION presided in which q
adopted, to repudiate the authority
OF the State Assembly and other functionaries not ap-
pointed according to law seize the persons of Gen.
Francisco Terrea, Coronado Chavez. and their agents
to demand from the supreme government the suspension
of the capaten law, and that which reduces the military
force and their pays the convocaton of grand c0nstitu
ent assembly, and the punishment banshment of those
who may be found guilty; authorizing Gen Guardiola
with full powers to realize this object. II was fur
Their declared that the Assembly should meet at Mn
eral de Cedros on the 18th of December, and be
composed Of member from each municipality of Hon
duras who might be either resident or not in his dis
trc They placed themselves under the protection of
the governments OF Nicaragua and Salvador giving in
formation TO every town, through its authorities that they
might signify whether they approved OF the meas-
In the Vice President refused accede to their
propositions the andholders were to be called together
AS possible document explaining and defend,
ing this proceeding ordered to be published and had
been sent the day. to each department by the
presiding officer
The nsurrectonary party had taken possession of Co.
maya, the capital of Honduras, about Nov 49, and the
government had fled to the town of Opoca, the natural
situation of which is strong, and had called upon the
different departments of State for men and money.
Boston Adv, Jan. 1.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-04

Upon examining the table, it cannot fail TO be noticed
that there actual loss OF than six millions of
dollars the end of the first year after the introduction
of the penny system and that after the experiment had
been tried for years, there was still loss OF
GI2470 from the original sum, whilst the expenditures
had increased from E6S6. 76S to El,13s,7l5.
The British post office could afford to make such
rfce, its revenue applied to other purposes than
lis support; but in this country it has been used for
such purpose and there no such surplus hand for
experiments.
The bill OF the Senate not only reduces the letter post
but makes great reduction that newspapers,
reducing to cent AMI TO a half cent when under
eighty miles destroying the uniformity which is deemed
of much Importance, and introducing rate for which
there is coin to spond Even cents, in very
large portion of the Union do not circuate and the half
cent would not be less embarrassing the posmasters
IN adjusting their accounts than the present rates But IT
goes farther, and proposes free delivery OF letters from
the larger post offices at the residence of the persons adj
dressed and that stations be provided for the collection Of
letters TO be sent TO the post office. for which cent is to
be charged each 1t mus, be apparent that it will
much to take letters from the post Office and deliver
il will TO coec; letters in different parts of the city and
put tLem in the post Office Why make difference In
such city New York the letter carriers must be
doubled to pei form the duties of collecting and deliver
ing; rooms must be procured; rent paid persons en-
poed to take care Of the letters at the different stations
and salaries paid the carriers This, done at all the
principal cities of the Union mus, greatly increase the
1ronage Of the department. and swell the expenditures
beyond any reasonable calculation. Sach things By
done v individuals at moderate expenses but If IT be
made the duty OF public officer, it is difficult to iorete
10 what will reach, particularly if it has TO be
paid from the treasury, and without any limitation as TO
the discretion Of the Postmaster General in paying rents
and salaries
bu, why employ letter carriers at the public expense in
the large Giles, and extend the 10 all the villages
IN the country This may be well done in London, where
he same postage charged from part OF the city to
me o'her as II the letter taken the kingdom,
ana where there an organized corps of collectors
or 'he city, and an immense revenue derived from city
letters But has not been so in this country letters
are aken IRON one part of the city to the other, the
parties choose and commit offence for taking letters
Out OF the mall and pay nothing the public unless the
letter be dropped in the post Office II the United States
received but one half the from the city correspond
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-04

To the Editor Of the Union:
| have been amused with what the Tribune calls the
inconsistencies between the "free-traders" generally
and MIR. Polk, relation the effect of high duties on
the revenue, That you have fully explained Mr. Polk
spoke of the motives preences of the protective party
Inc Tribune would seem to deny Mr.. Folks assertion
that the motives and designs of the s'American SYSTEM
were calculated and intended to raise enormous amounts
oil revenue whefcwith to prosecute internal improve
mens." Now the President in his message as yoa have
SAID was speaking OF the m0ues and designs OF the pro-
lectve party: That they had other views in desiring
own hand, upon record at Washington 1t was i'm.
material to them whether the was large or small
Tor as early rs the time of Mr. Pitt every statesman who
reads knows the fact that the revenue will be increas
ed by lowering the duties You are right then in saving
that the Trainers OF that system did regard high
tamil as the readest means of getting great revenue
and did not enact with that design as we'll as with the
purpose of protection"
You will do WELL Mr.. Editor, to look at a report of the
Committee on Roads and Canals, in May 1896 of which
MIR Andrew Stewart of iennsyvana was chairman
and who urged upon Congress, in report on internal i'm
proyemens, the adoption of the protective policy:
because remarks the repor) the general sentiment of
ment which Is rapidly extending itself throughout The
country and prevails almost universally in the youna
and growing States of the Union while the opposition t
1t IS confined almost exclusively to those States whose
relative strength is either declining or stationary
"Because internal Improvement the only object on
which the surplus revenue of fifteen millions wear can
be expended, after the eyngushnent of the redeem
'Because the duties, from which the revenue is derived
are not imposed Tor purposes of revenue but for the pro-
lection OF the national industry against foreign compe
hon and these cannot and ought not to be repealed
because the tariff and internal Improvement consti-
ute one American system OF policy, and must stand or