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THORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF &C
PAIYA AND SARSAPARILLA.

TTNHE infalbe remedy discovered
generally which the Copaiva and Sarsuparis
have been found srvcabe. The estimation and sale this
obtained for the years. Of
utility 1t has acquired the every
part Europe has been examined approved Of sanctioned
BY Faculty Medicine
Of the profession.
One Recommendation this above all Others
neat portable iormpu po'sthe mode in which
TAKEN beng both and peasans tasteless naureWh
diet, confinement from daily Travellers
especially would find this medicine highly useful and ought
be unprovd with the advantages which
the combines Accompanying the medicine pamphlet
explanatory the different without
full and
ar Prepared by B. Thorn Chemist, London, and sale by
SICKLES CO., Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New Orleans. fys lm2dp
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~ George Washington Lodge No. IA Regu
lar Meeting of GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE Of q
A. Y. Masons will be he3 THIS EVENING the Ma "a
sonic Hall, CT Baronne and Periio Streets
o'clock. Members requested be punctus Y *
Brethren invited attend. BY order OF the w. M W.
SAML. G. RISK, Secretary.
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OF the different Companies composing the Fire Department. held
the HOUSE # Mississippi Fe Co No the 5dh of January
motion, G. RISK oil Mississippi No. 2 appointed Chairman,
and B. HEARTT Of Phade'Phs No - appointed Secretary
heir AnniyeSrT on Sunday the r nrb da1 81 Masb
On notion Reso'rei, That the Secretary Fire
Companies Lafayette, Grena and Agl.Ts, with
partnent in the celebration Of the day.
On notion Resored, That the Secretary
nt Marshals through the TUESDAY
9Th of February O'Clock he Hall Mississippi No.
2 TO elect Grand Marshall and
theS may deem necessary. SAML. G. RISK Chairman.
. i, Iyl
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t. Grand Temple of Honor, State of Lo

NIdItu eIIpIS OF 11UIIOI ,lde OF IIUuIsidHH-
FRIDAY EVENING February 6, at half past occc<, Tempe
Hail. No. 81. Canal P. W. c. Ts will please p IA
By order Of r. L. BRUCE, G. W. T.
fy3 2tW r. B. HEARTT, Acting G. W. R.
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SU N D RIES.
TN STORE AND LANDING-For sale by the sub
l. scribers-
300 doz. English Pickles. pints and quarts;
100 do. Fresh Salmon, 2lb. cans;
500 lbs Choice Wiltshire Cheese
IS bbs. Boston Butter and w alter Crackers
80 casks XXX Brown Stout, pnts and quarts
50 do. Fine Ale, pints and quarts;
100 doz Worcestershire Sauce
IS boxes Maccaron and VermcelIi
100 drums Sultana Rasins;
30 baskets Naples Figs;
500 bags Soft Shell Almonds
r. F. NICHOLS & CO.,
fy6U 76 and rs Camp street
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fcY Firemens Charitable Association.--A Special
Meeting the Board Dectnrs held TUESDAY,
inst, at O'Clock, p M BY order.
ALFRED BELANGER, Secretary.
~ Copies OF the Rules Physicians Druggists
and Reet Committee, Will be furnished the Delegates
cation P CONNIE President 81 Custonhouse y3
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G. YALE, JR., & co.

49, BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, or RoGERss SYRUP OF
LVERWORT AND TAR, the hest remedies here for
Coughs Colds and Catarrhal Affections exposure prob
supply of JEW DAvlD'S HEBREW PLASTER to heat nm
Wounds Cuts Bruises Spains Rheumatism remedies
Gold. The genuine IS sold onhv 5y
ja20 lm2lp SCOVlL e. MEAD ia Chartres .trse+
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esw Crescent Division No. 2 S. T.-The follow

:: u GIescsnt oDlVlsIon NO. >. q Life 1olloW-
January y1 / l8tg " Wo0DwARD W p D G. MoREHEAD,
W. Al F. SIMPSON. r. s.. W. f. MCLEAN, A. R. s. -
SMITH, F. s.; J. H. LUDW GsEN, T.. c. WATERS C.. E..
BYRN, A. c.; A. A. PHILLIPS, l. S. j. TAYLOR, o. s.
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DERoSNE'S SYSTEM OF MANUFACTURING
AND REFININ SU G AR.
consequence of false reports circulated by unpnncipled
parsans well Government officials tending de-
ceve the puoc with regard the availability and capa.
bilty well as the unprecedented success of DEROSNES
SYSTEM the subscribers feel it their duty to make the
public acquainted with the facts in regard to those points
pscally Its availability will be by the list OF prices
its capabiy and success be judged of the following
facts There constantly employed upwards of 1000)
thousand workmen in making the apparatus in the shops Of
Derosnes alone The largest refneres and upwards of
four hundred in Europe the Indies Egypt and this
country all working by Derosnes system In Cuba other
system of vacuum ued and among the
fitting that will make eco lbs per day. by lie.
rosnes system the largest operation worked last
year hundred and fifteen days, making five millions and
five hundred thousand pounds 826 lbs per day
no other fuel but bagasse used for grinding the
cane and making the and 20 hands performed all the
labor between the mill and ptng the sugar. averaging 1891
lbs per hand.
We are prepared furnish the apparatus fitted up in
simple and compact FORM that be managed by any in.
telhgent penon, for the following prices
PaJCE; CAPACITY PER DAY. SPACE OCCUPIED.
Ss00 oo ,S0o0O pounds b feet square.
a sscSS 90 aaUS :: :: $
SUGAR KETTLES of wrought iron yauous sizes
constantly on hand, and for sale at IS Camp street
BONNER Il SMITH, Agents
fy6 l2td2tW Novelty Iron Works.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

Tour OF Duty IN CALIFORNIA, including
description of the Gold Region and account Of the
Voyage around Cape Horn; with notices of Lower
California the Cult and Pacific Coasts, and the principal
events attending the conquest of the CaifornaBs. By
Joseph Warren Revere, Lieutenant U. S. Navy lately
in command of the District of Sonora. Edited by
Joseph N Balestier of New York, with Map, and
Plates from original drawings. New York: G. :.
Francis & Co. Boston: J. H. Francis. lS49 PIP 306.
After the quantity of mere trash palmed of upon the
public in the form Of books upon California there is sa>
isacton in getting hold of work like this, giving the
result OF personal observation, recently made on the
spot by an intelligent person. 1t is probably the bes
and most reliable work out in relation to California
For sale by E. Livermore.
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THE CITY TICKET.

We would ask for the Free Soil Ticket for Mayor
and Aldermen, particular examination and careful
consideration 1t will bear both, and fare The better for
Them An analysis Of it will prove that it has been cares
fully and wisely selected and with special reference to
the public good. 1t is composed of men, in the very
prime and meridian of life, the artifcers of their own
fortunes of men whose interests are closely united and
interviewer with those of the city and its inhabitants
They are sound, practical clear sighted men, whose
various cangs have made them familiar with the wants
Of the city and with the means by which its progress and
improvement may best be effected. They are, more>
over men of high moral character and liberal views,
such as may be confded in under any circumstances,
and in any contingency that likely to occur.
Drawn, as they have been trom the bone and muscle
of the city, the people, us will in them the true
peoples, Ticket" and will most cheerfulty accord it
their confidence and support
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THR GRErNA GREEN BLACKSMITH. MIR. I

THR GRETNA GREEN BLACKSMITH Mr.. Henry
Collins who, until the abrogaon of the former immoral
Scotch law relating to marriages, has united so many
couples in spite of their parents, recently died at Lam
beth.Till, in Scotland at the age of TO- He exercised
his singular Office for than % years, and during
that time he celebrated more than seven thousand mar
riages, making nearly three hundred and FIVE year
He charged fee of from ten to twenty guineas for
cry marriage according the means of the parties and
left very considerable fortune, the exact amount of
which, however, is not known,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

A MODERN MIRACLE. The editor of the
(Catholic) Freeman's Journal publishes this week
letter from correspondent at Rome, dated in
January, 1S49, in which it is asserted that during
the Prayer for the Pope, there were exhibited
piece of the cross which the Redeemer was
cruefed, and the famed sSuarium," "a sort of
handkerchief with which, it is alleged, the pers-
piration was wiped from His face,) which is said
to bear scarcely visible impression of the Sa
yours countenance. The correspondent says
that during it's exhibition, the aquarium" UNDER
went change, and soon CLEANED with soft light
in the centre OF which was the Redeemer's face
clearly and distinctly revealed to the entire audi
ence. The Journal promises farther extracts from
the same letter.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

GF There is very unusual excitement in Buffalo in
regard to the officers Of the Young Mems Association
about TO be elected. There Ave six tickets in the
field. One is composed of Smiths entirely Anoth
Is made up of men, every of whom weighs over 230
lbs, and another still is composed Of those only who
wear spectacles,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

III census Of the whole British empire is to be ia.
KEN for the FIRST time in 1851 Orders have been sent
20 all the Colonies to make preparations Tor this labor
hat il may be executed on systema tic and uniform
plan throughout the British dominions in every part of
The globe.
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NJ THIS EVENING

The closing lecture Of the Lyceum will be given this
evening, by DR.. o. w. Holmes. DR. H. has acquired
high reputation not only for good scholarship and sound
sense, but for wit and humor, in which he probably
stands unrivaled. A treat may be expected
Tickets al the door for u 2 cents each
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FIRE IN ALBANY. The Broadway hotel, Albany,
was burned early on Sunday norning-Oss $1,000; in.
surance on house and furniture $500. traveller
who was only awakened after the whole front of the
building and the stair cases below him were consumed
raised the widow and asked If there was not fire in
the neighborbood He was soon rescued by the aid of
a ladder
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

EFFICACY OF PRAYER. A Washington correspon
dent OF the Traveller says Gen. Taylor told him that
Mrs Taylor was prayiny woman, and that for several
months in succession she uttered prayer nightly that
Henry Clay might be elected in his place
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

lHE BEAUHARNoIs FAMILY A cores
pendent OF the New York Commercial pives m.
following account of the Beauharnois and Bona.
paIte families
Chow wonderful the ways OF God! All Ma.
poleons schemes of personal agprandizema,t
were scattered to the wind. He divorced the
good, the loving wife OF his youth, and married
an Austrian Archduchess, in order to gratity his
smoiuon 10 leave his throne to one who should be-
his son. That marriage was the cause of his rn.
in. The son whom he so much desired and -
whom he would leave his crown, died while a
youth' In Inc palace of his Austrian grandfather.
MOI from poison, as some have asserted, but pro.
DaDiy from disease OF which excessye e INDULGENCE
and care on the part OF that grandfather laid the
foundation Before the birth OF that son Napo.
leon had thought of making this same Louis ia.
Poieon,-the son OF his brother Louis, (then King
OF Holland,) and OF Hortense, the daughter q
'osephlhe,-hls heir. How wonderful! The
GRANDSON Oh Josephine is chosen the first Presi-
dent OF the French Republic while the son ot
Napoleon sleeps by the side of his prandtatbe,
IN the Church of the Franciscans at Vienna
a singuarly good fortune seems TO have fol.
lowed the lamily OF poor Josephine. Her SON
Eugene beauharnois, married the Princess Anne.
ma OF bavaria, woman of excellent character.
who still lives at Munich, respected by an Ana
alter having served in all the campaigns 81 bis
steP-iather, with distinguished reputation for ev-
cry virtue, as general OF the big hes, rank and
wearing Tor time the title OF King OF ItaIv he
ended his days in peace in Bavaria, while Nano.
leon, Frometheus-like, was chained to the rock
OF ST. Helena, there to die.
Eugene beuhorEis letttwo sons and four dauph
ters. Inc eldest daughter (called Josenbine a.
Ter her grandmother) is now Queen of sweden
NOT Is there happier Queen in Europe. or ono
more beloved. Tee second daughter was The
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01
Massachusetts Legislature.
TUESDAY, Feb. 81.

TUESDAY, Feb. 81.
SENATE. The resolves concerning slavery and the
slave trade passed TO be enacted.
Report BY Mir. Wentworth, from the committee
railroads and Canals bill changing the of Barre
and Worcester Railroad TO Boston, Barre and Gardiner
Railroad, and granting them further time to construct
their road.
The petition Of Joseph Hartwel for a railroad from
Ware to Barre, taken rom the files and referred.
House. The engrossed resolves concerning slavery
were read again, and finally passed.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb %.
SENATE. The resolve authorisng the Treasurer 10
borrow money in anticipation OF the revenue was pas.
sed to be enacted.
Reports were made by Mr. Wentworth, from the com
mitce on railways and cana's, bill TO incorporate the
Indian Orchard Railway Company also, leave to with,
draw on the several petitions of Joseph Hartwell and
Others for aralroad from Ware 10 South Gardner, and
of EpaPhas CLARK and others for Railroad from Pal
mer to the State line in Warwick
By Mr. Hazen from the Committee on claims, resolves
in favor of James Subway, guardian of the Dudley
Indians.
Sundry bills sc, tile docket passed to terd read
ing.
HOUSE, Petitions, &c, presented and reierred-O
Nhoeit NAdison anu oueES, III atQ oil discharged con
victs.
Passed to be enacted-Resolve TO authorize the
Treasurer to borrow money in anticipation OF the rev.
enue.
Ordered, motion of Mr.. Bacon OF Worcester that
the Committee on the Judiciary consider the expediency
of confirming by law the proceedings before Commits
stone of Insolvency held between June III and June
10Th, 1913.
Ga motion of Dir Boutwell, of Groton, ordered that
Messrs. Boutwell, OF Groton Upham of Salem, Kellogg
OF Pittsheld, Stowe of Springfield aud Allen OF Shsws>
bury, with such as the Senate may join, be a committee
to consider the powers of the Legislature under the Con-
suion in regard to the Government Of Harvard Uni
versity, and whether any and what legislation is neces
sary to render that institution beneficial 10 the cause
OF Education throughout the Commonwealth
The bill relating to the Boston and Lowell Railroad
was debated for time and ordered to be enerossed
% The produce ofhe West received at New Orleans
the present season. shows great increase over last wear
The receipts of Cotton, Sugar and Tobacco, are how
ever smaller than last year-From the Ist Sept the
beginning OF the commercial year, the 10Th Feb there
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

B In Worcester citizens ticket has been
nominated for city officers, headed by Isaac Da-
Wis for mayor The Taylor wings will probably
make no nomination.-Boston Post
~ The Taylor wings made that nomination.
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u We learn that Rev. Fred. T. Gray, and Rev
Warren Burton will speak at the meeting at the Church
OF the Unity this evening.
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gT Ii son would preserve your hands from chapping
in frosty weather keep them clean as possible, and
rub them bright dry after each time Of washing them
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Ut The Nashville Union says Gen. Harding, of
Dawson County, Tennessee, brought hog to market
that weighed one thousand pounds on the hoof
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

COINAGE IN THE U. STATES DURING as.
BY the annual report of the Director of the Mint,
we learn that the coinage in the United States
for the last year numbered II GAG 100 pieces. the
total value OF which was S. 1919 1928, as follows
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

WANT OF DECISION. Perhaps 10 no wav do
mothers more effectually destroy their own in
nuence with their children, and iniure them,
tnan IRON neglecting to practice decision. The
following little fact will illustrate the pernicious
influence oil TINS course OF conduct. A little girl
remarked short time since, "that beaver hats
were quite fashionable, and that she would have
one "Have you forgotten" said /, s'that your
mother Yesterday remarked that the hat you wore
last winter is still quite neat, and that she did not
intend to encourage extravaganza and love of
iashioh 10 little girl" ''Ah well,' replied she,
mo matter for that-mother said that Susan
should not go to Miss WIS. party the other even
ing; out when sister cried about it and made
iuss' mother consented to let her go, and bought
her new pair Of shoes and pretty blue scarf
to wear Besides, am quite sure it is quite
ngh. 70 wish TO have fashionable hat to go to
church in, and | can tease her to buv one. And
know that | shall get t-tor mother often
changes her mind"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

Ut The Mammoth steamer America, on her late trip
to New Orleans from Nashville, took down thirteen
hundred tons of freight
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u The produce 1.-THE West received at New Orleans
the present season, shows great increase over last year
The receipts of Cotton Sugar, and Tobacco, are how
ever, smaller than last year.-From the Ist Sept the
beginning of the commercial year, the 10Th Feb there
we're received at New Orleans, the following articles, in
the two last years
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01

Aotal $5,775,5l2 SO 2,040,050 64,l57 SO
The deposits of gold at the mint for coinage
which was the produce of the U. States. s24i,.
544. North Carolina furnished SlO9034 OF the
amount Since 1924, this State has furnished
nearly $4,O00,000 cut OF total of nearly IS 900.
600 deposited, or about half the American gold
sent to the mint
The total coinage Of the united States Mint
since 1898. has been gold, S76,34I, 44O; silver,
$73.446,5l5 90; copper, $i,2Os,7 59 20. Total
$l5l,ol7,7l4lo Consisting OF s4S ,2SI $50 pieces
OF coin.
The CABINET. The Boston Journal of last
night says:
Our latest intelligence from Washington ena-
bies as to state with certainty that our distn.
guished fellow citizen, Hon. Abbott Lawrence.
has been rendered either the Treasury or NAVY
Department. We are also inclined to believe
that Horace Binny OF Pennsylvania, has been ten
derered seat. And adds, since the above was
In type,we tearn that Mr.. Lawrence leaves town
Tor Washington this afternoon,
The Telsgraphc report ofyesterday says:
ltisrumored that Horace Binney has been Of
tered seat in the Cabinet as Secretary of the
Treasury.
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STOVES. STOVES.
RICH ARnCON ~ IARING

n RICH AKDSON q LORINC, =
TTyOULD call the attention OF those in pursuit Of the
w best and cheapest Cooking Stove, to New AR
suit all who give trial. AlsoA large assortment Of
Paror, Office, and Box stoves rs Main =, eei.
I Sept 25-du
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New Express Line.
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4. e. NE subscriber has commenced running an
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safe transmission of
Packages Bundles, Bank Notes Specie and Merchandise
generally, Three Times each way Daily.
Notes Drafts and Bills collected, and all business
ed with dispatch and cheap by other Express
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Boston and Worcester Express.

s,u.uv-. II VIE subscriber continues to THE EKs
EsSAA4J5 PRESS between Boston and Worcester, for
the safe transmission of Packages Bundles,
Bank Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and ne.
gotiang notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property
ed to his care and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
Salem, Newburyport, Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
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Books and Stationery.
]. S. WESRV.

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MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all kinds of
Ifl SCHOOL BOOK in in the different Schools,
in this city, together with coed assortment of BLANK
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PAPERaso variety of Fancy Articles and Card Ba,k-
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The above will be sold the most reasonable terms.
FOWLERS FRENOLOGICAL WORKS for sale
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BOOK BINDING done at shert notice. All Old Books
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office of the above description, at No. 255 Main
Street, the of and Mechanic Places
procured for those in search of employment Of any kndand
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The obj ofthe enterprise to establish Office, where
any species business that may be transacted by the agency
third person. will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
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