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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
Dark Scotch Ginghan1s,
Direct from New York.
WORCESTER IN 1850.

WOhOED1Eh LIN 1OOV.
THE subscriber will publish in few days book with
i the above title, containing
1. New Map OF the City,
Surveyed and drawn by L. b. HEALY, Civil Engineer
showing all the public Of the city with NAMES
recently established by the City Council the boundary
lines of the Wards with other improvements up the
present time-Scae, 200 rods inch.
2. GUIDE to all places Of public interest in the City.
with notices of public Institutions schools, &C. &c., illus
trated by
New and Beautiful Engravings
of Public Buildings W Price only IS Cents per copy.
HENRY J. ROWLAND,
Book and Job Printer, 1893 Main Street.
Aug 2s, 1850. wtdisf
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Wanted,
Wanted,

A YOUNG MAN to take ont goods and work in 4 Gro
IA Gerry Store One of the city win be preferred In
Quire at this Office. diff sept28
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
PUBLIC NOVICE.

DR. HI. w. BUXTON, PulmOnist, from the
Clinical school of Medicine Woodstock, and late
socafe of Dr. 8. FITCH of New York-would respect
fully announce the Citizens Of Worcester and vicinity
that he has taken Rooms No. Briney Hail. where he
be uted by the Consu uptve and where those afflicted
with Diseases of the Throat Heart OF Lungs may learn
their true condition. and be furnished with the most
cessful Mechanical and Medicinal Remedies.
With the experience ofaboui fifteen years extensive anil
successful General Practice of Medicine DR.. Buxton con-
deny introduces himself and his valuable Botanic Rene
dies TO this afflicted Public. His services be promptly
obtained his Office by the sick bed any hour by day
night when not prevented by previous Professional
duties. Worcester, sept 49, 1850,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
Quinsigamond Bank.

Qulnslgamond Bank.
TIME Stockholders of the Qunsgamond Bank hereby
/ notified TO meet at heir Banking Room, on Thursdays
the tenth dag Of October ner at o'clock r. NJ, for the
purpose electng Board of Directors for the ensuing
year.
Also, decide whether they will petition the Legislature
Of this Commonwealth its session, for increase
of the Capital Stock of said Bank and so to determine the
Increases and whether they will accept the Act
extending the charter.
Also for the transaction Of any other business that may
come before them
dividend will be declared and payable Oct. lst
BY order of the Board Of Directors
G. A. HAMILTON, Cashier
Worcester, Sept 25, 1850. s26dOl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
Information Wanted.

UNCHANGED through mistake on Cattle Show day at
IL the United States Hotel stable in Worcester part of a
Brass Mounted Harness. the bride saddle and brchen
it went away on brown horse in a standhope.
Sept 2S, 1850. d j. o. TUBS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03

TN the Centre of the town Of LEICESTER good WHEEL
i WRIGHT, and good HARNESS MAKER. A person of
steady and Industrious habits in either OF these employ
ents, may find good encouragement in this location as
there none in the place. and shops can be obtained
suitable for the business. d6t& Leicester, Sept %.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
One Hundred Pieces

TO THE LADIES.
Just opened beautiful assortment of WROUGHT COL
y LARS, Breakfast CAPS, Chdren's Emb'd WAISTS;
Embroidered POCKET HDK'S, something rich;
LACE WELLS = Wrought Laces and BLACK SILK
BRUSSELS LACES, for Visite Trimmings
Also a large lot Of LINEN POCKET HDkfS, FROM
Auction be sold prices to suit every one in want
the above articles
Please call at the New ENGLAND FANCY STORE before
purchasing elsewhere.
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT,
2l0 Main Street, Bntman Row,
May 81 eodstf opposite Grouts Bookstore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
NEW RIBBONS AND MILLINERY.

XNTE are now opening splendid lot ofFALL RIBBONS
w in choice and beautiful designs. Also full assert
ment of Bonnet Materials and Millinery Goods, for
at wholesale retail the lowest prices MiIliners
Dealers are invited to examine this stock.
H. II. CIIAMBERIIN, & co.
Sent. II C37 wd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-03
EsEGELO WIS

ONE case Oil Lemon, warranted pure just received and
~ for sale low by l.. T. LAZELL, Druggist,
Sl2dw4wis C37 POI Main Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
DIED.


In Portsmouth, 18th inst, Jonathan Dennis, a
worthy member Of the Society Of Friends, aged
about 80 years.
In Fort kearney, on the Oregon route, July Goth,
from injuries caused by his horse falling with hin
Lieut. Rufus A. Roys, U. s.
In this town, Friday evening, Mr.. William Jou
vet Jr., son Of William Jouvct in the 23d year Of
his age.
In Panama, at the hospital, Aug 2S, Of brain
fever, Geo. II. Meader, sou OF Mr. Geo. Meadsr.
Of Nantucket, aged 10.
In this town, on Saturday last, Hrs. Rebecca
ID. Sessions, wife Of Harvey Sessions, Esq, aged
Sc.
In this town on Sunday morning, Charles +.
Eddy, only son Of William and Martha Z. Eddy,
aged three months aud seven days.
Ia Providence, 26th inst, Welcome A. Miller
aged 10 years.
In Pawtucket, l9'h inst, Of consumption Mrs.
Lydia, relict Of the late Warren Clements, in the
Gath year of her age.
In Tiverton, on Friday evening Of Dysentery
Sarah Jane, daughter of the Rev James A. Nc
kenzie, in the 9th year of her age.
In this town, on monday morning, the 30th Sept,
Of Consumption, which disease he bore with pa
tience and resignation, +. Henry Brown, Youngest
son Of the late Col. Thomas Il. Brown, aged %
years.
In this town, on Tuesday morning, William II.
Glauding, only child ot William H., and Bethena
l.. Gaddlng, aged months and 20 days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
JUST RECEIVED

A. STEvESs's HARDWARE SToKE, cnrau
"A of Thames and Mn streets, a large ap-cr anent
Of Hardware, of every description consisting N
part of Pen aud Pocset knivcs Pinnhg do; Scis-
sors of all Kin Is Button-hoe and Lamp do; Ia
be Cutlery; Ivory handle Dinner and Dessert
Nlnees; Buck k-horn imitation dc; Car,crs and
Forks to match; Brace and Bits; Saws, some
very superior Ilatchcts; Hamrscrs; Planes;
Gauges Chissels: C-nes ami Augrr Bits;
Drawing Knives Ruts-Hox-wood, ivory, brass,
round and pmiu; Try Squares Spirit Levels,
iron and rsakop,ny; Coach Wrcnches; Grind
Stone Bohcrs; Oil aud Sand Stones.
Bsniders and House Furnishing Goods.
Mortice Locks; l.atchcs mineral am rose
wood Knobs imitation do; cast and Wrought iron
shop and House Door Latchcs; Bell Pulls md
fixtures :. Dior Spr,ngs; iron and brass butts ;
Butts and Screws irony brass and copper VIII" /;
Aoor, scrub, dust, stove, shoe and window Brus
es Feather Dvsters Britannia and Japan lamps
do. Candcsicks; Milk Boilers; Family Grind
stones, Butter Moulds; Coffee Millsi Euamcle,'
Kettles Sauce Pans Porrlngers aud Wash-hand
Basins.
Nautical and Mathematics Instruments; Charts !.
Telescopes Compasses Quadrants Parallel
Rules, Ship Masters Assistant; Biunt's Soasi
Pills Log Books, &c. =,
Also, Kept constantly on hand Borax, and al
sizes of Emery. apr29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
FANCY GOODS STORE.

THE subscriber has Just received At her Store.
l. No. Thames street, great variety ofussfui
and Fancy articlcs, among, which may be found
the following
Fancy BoNes; Ivory Encrcs; Pink and Vel
vet Chslk; Thiwbe Gases !. Pins; N~cdI4s
Tapes; Thread Sewing Cotton; Marking Get
ton Hsir Pins shawl Pms India Rubber Balls !,
Wax Dofgs; Fancy Soaps; Sesar Cases; Spring
Snuff Boxes, assorted Extracts, Sc transparent,
illustrated and common Waters; Steel Pens; Ink I,
Sc, &c.
good assortment Of Buffalo and Horn Dress
Combs Hair and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Pow
der, Hair Oil; Cologne.
A choice assortment Of Fans, consisting Of fancy,
,iIycred, gilt, Chinese, half circle, butterfly, palm
leaf, Sc. Also, Wallets and Purses.
Constantly on hand every variety Of Wo, stcd
and Worsted Patterns, Canvas Needles, &C.,
witha large variety oi Childrcn's Toys, and uari~
Gus other nrticis which are selling very cheap.
Friends, strangers and the public, are invited tn
caR and examine these goods, and it will be plea
r,rc 10 serve them.
MARY ANN SIMMONS.
n. B.-Constant additions arc being made "
the above. irasL Bin,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
WASEMEQUTA NURSERY.

LOG wAsHIsGToS sTREETyrEw BEDFORD.
Henry II. Crapo proprietor n this establishment
now offers for sale a very extensive assortment Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Flower
ing Plants , also Roses, Hedge Plants, Box Edg-
ing, Herhaceous Plants, SC. &c.
H Pears his assortment comprises more than 200
varieties. These are believed TO be true 10 name
and many Of them are grown both upon the Ounce
and Pear All are healthy, vigorous AID we'll
grown trees, and will give, it is believed, entire
satisfaction.
o. Apples, Cherries, Plums, Aprcots, Peaches
Nectarinrs, sc. Sc, his assortment 10 very .At,r-
sivs, and embraces all the choice ard standard va
rieties cxtant. These trees also very fine, vig-
oro,s and bealthy.
The subscriber having spared neither pains nor
expense IN the collection and propagation Of all tho
really desirable varieties Of Fruits, &C., in the
country, would in return solioit a liberal share Of
patronage.
Orders should now bc sent in without delay, IS
| the most favorable season Tor tansp anting uees
is Immediately after the fall of the leaf in Autumn.
Printed catalogues furnished gratis, and sen, TO
all post paid applicants
Orders received by the subscriber. Agent for the
proprietor. SAML A. PARkhk,
| sept. ~. LIS Thames Street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
sCBHappiness results from the 4,

sDHappiness results from the oc-
cupation of time usefully or agreeably.
When person, are actively engaged in
their several callings and professions,
time is useiully employed, conducting
to respectability, honor or pro6t-nev-
er failing sources Of self.sa,isfaction.
They who have no regular business o.
profession, resort to the expe,ient Of
beguiling their hours by some pursui
or amusement that shall supply the
place of business. Their endeavor ist
to fill up time agreeably. Thus the
country gent eman devoies himself to
the sports of the field, making dogs
and horses his principal occupation,
while the town man Of fortune fills up
his evening hours in frequenting thea
tres, card parties, routs and masquer-
aGes. These modes, how ever. of EN-
ploying time are by no means most eli
gible they are not productive Of that
genuine selEsatisfaction which results
from pursuits Of more tranquil de.
scrption such as reading. music,
painting or gard, ming.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
(PUBLIC-No. 6.)
JOINT RESOLUTION for restoring

JOINT RESOLUTION for restoring
the settlement of the "ihrec months
extra pay" claims to the accounting
officers Of the treasury.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United STATES Of Am
erica IN Congress assembled, Tha, from aud
after the ssage Of This act, the unset
tied claims of the Off :ers, non-comn,is-
stoned officers, musicians, and priva,es,
for three months extra pay for seryi-
ces in the war with Mexico, as proyid-
ed for by the fifth section Of the act
approved July nineteenth, eighteen
hundred and iorIy-eigit, t, chapter one
hundred and four, which, by a JOINT
resolution of Congress, approved July
,wen,y-nint!l, eighteen hundred and
iorty-eight, it was made the duty Of the
pay department of the army TO se,,le,
under such regulations as the Paymast-
er General, with the approval of the
Secretary Of War, shall establish, be,
and the same are hereby, directed TO
be settled by The Second Auditor and
certified by the Second Comptroller Of
The Treasury. That all muster and
pay rolls. and all other papers relating
TO said claims on file in Paymas,er Cen
erals Office, be transferred to The Sec
ond Auditors office, and that Il e set
Elements made by the Pay Department,
under the joint resolution approved
the twen,y-nlnth day Of July, eighteen
hundred and forty-eighl, be considered
as valid as if they had been made by
the accounting cfiicers of the treasury.
Approved, July %, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

BuRR's MONTREAL PARTY. Letters have
ben received from individuals uf this 'grss,
invasion party" which state that the expe-
di'iou numbered D"arly 1900 persons, the
who'e drawn by three locomotives. The
first was the regular train, which took as
many Of the party as could find room. This
train reached Burlington at a quarter past
6 in the evening. The other was the
special train drawn BY two locomo: ives
and compased Of twenty long cars This
train did no, reach Burlington ill 3 o'clock
the next wo' ni1g, or nine hours behind
the time. No accident occurred, and all
appeared to enjoy themselves, We, many
were much ialigued from long confinement,
in one position. The good people of Bur-
linglon awaited ,be arrival of the party.
The streets were Illuminated, and the train
made its entrance amid shouts and hurrahs.
Tables were spread, and the whole party
were treated to fine supper. The steam
ers were Visiting al the dock to transport
them to Montreal. About half of tho party
remained in Burlington, and the balance
continued their voyage.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
NE MALE MEDICAL colLtcE orrrNr

\ EE MALE MEDICAL COLLEGE oFrENN
Il sylvsns.--Sesson of Is O--6l.-Ths Lrc
turss in this institution colOmenex on The Gre,
Monday in October, in the College BniIdiae, No.
months, IN the following order
Fumes +. X. McCloskey. N. D., Professor Of
the Theory AMI r, ,sctice Of Medicine.
Mr.. Mosey, M. D., Professor, General, spe-
chst and Surgiesl Anatomy.
NJ w. Dickson, M. D., Professor of Mate,is
Medica and Thcss seuiics.
h. ID. Chasohe', N. D.. Professor u Che~is-
w.
&. ". Gleason, N. D.. Pnitssos of Physiolo-
- and Surgery.
A,seph =. Eonsshore, N. D., Prsftssor of the
Obshuits and Diseases Of Women snd Lkltitef.
MAJ garc.cs 3. Gkasop, Denonsssztor vi An +
0Ny.
Clinical hs7scfnn every Saturday.
The Students IN tSis Institution will be afforded
opportunities ior prosccut~g fkcir stuJies " hisb
have never been afforded hitherto, and which wilr
not he inferior To those of ANY osaer Medical Col.
lcge in the country.
Fees in this College are as folllws:
To each Profrs or, SW
Matrcnlaiion fee, (raid once onk) o
GiaIua,.yr,. 10
The Lectures will hc complete upon Anatomy
anh, Pdsiolog, Institutes of Medicine aud Mrdi
cal Jurisprudence, Theory and Practice Of Mcdi
clue, Obstetrics and Diseases of Women Az
Children, Surgery, Materia Medica and ThcIapeu-
rc,. Chemistry aud CIinrai Praclirc.
6e design Of this institution s Ia afford intslli-
gent and respectabs tesp,lc orp Itpnity Of Mt
quirine a thorough knowledge of medicine ani
the collateral sccr,ces in all their various ~ och;
es and to practice medicine among their owN Ek,
and such diseases az NM wAh rrCprx', req ihc
their services.
For further information, apply psrsohsiit or by
letter [post paidl To the Doxn any other MIN.
bcr Of the faculty.
JAMES +. X. McCLOSKEY, NJ. D.,
Dean II the Faculty
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
REMOVAL.


~ q. &. HAZARD, would respectfully inform
". his friends aud the public, that he has re-
moved has Stock Of Drugs, Medicines, &c to
Store No, B1-neN North Of the Post Oihce-
where he will keep constantly supplied with afresh
and general assor sner ci Drugs, Med'nse', Dye
Staf,, Psufumoy aud Fancy Goods, at reasona-
ble prices.
Particular attention paid to Physicians, Pre-
.criptions-
Medicine sen, to any part Of the town, without
estrv churge.
Mr.. n. feeling grateful sor past favors, returns
hi. sincere thanks to HE friends and customers,
and hopes by clos" attention TO business, and en-
deavoring to serve them and the public faithfully,
TO meet with continued share Of patronage.
A CONSTANT supply Of the mos, approved and
popular Pann Msdares, can b. found at this es-
iablishment.
Medicine Chea,s Sor Ship, and Fsnil'ee, Pc,
up viii nes,ness and despatch. spr%
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

OF the court at ST. Joseph's, in the par
,sh OF TCnsas, Oh the FIRST Monday IN
December in each year, for the parish.
es Of Carroll, Madison, Tensas. and
Concordia, and TO appoint a clerk of
the court for that place d il shall
be the duty ofthe clerk Of the District
Court Of the United States at Monroe
10 deliver to the clerk at 81. Joseph's,
or to his ord"r, the original papers in
all such cases as properly beIon: to
the court at that place, together with
a transcript Of the proceedings had
thereon and it shall be ihe duly Of
the marshal Of sad western district to
attend the terms of said court al St.
Joseph's, by himself or deputy, and to
perform all the duties of his Office for
that court in the same manner and
with the same powers, duti s, and
emolunhents, as he is required to do
tor the courts at oil er places in the
district, by the act to hich this is an
amendment.
SEC. 2. BE ii further enacted, That
wrlts of error and appeal >halI liz from
decisions oftbe District Court Of the
Western District OF Louisiana, exerci-
sing circuit court jurisdic,rm, 10 The
Supreme Court Of the United States
IN The same causes as from Circuit
Court to the Supreme Court, aud un-
der the same regulations.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted.
That the parish Of B.enville shall form
part Of the Western District of Lou
isiana, and be one of the parishes for
which court is to be held a, Shreve-
port and that the parish Of Caldwell
shall be one Of the parishes for which
a court is TO be held at Monroe and
that this act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Approved July Goth, 1850.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

o. Park Benjamin, Esq. has been requested to
repeat in this town the prose and poetical lectures
which he Of late delivered at New Haven and
Providence; we trust that he will comply with the
request and favor our people with them at an ear
y day. We take pleasure in presenting to our
readers the following lines, which may he eonsid-
cred as n,ywonptu, having been introduced, as APP
propriate, on Mr.. BIS delivery of "The Age OF
Gold ~, on the evening Of last Fourth Of July =
Yes, Gold still thrives. the sovereign Of each place
To win Colds iavors speeds the modern race,
The old, the young, the homely and the fair,
To pile up riches make their special care
Not only persons strive TO save and keep,
But small communities preserve their heap.
Even when some day Of celebration comes,
And the air revsrberates with flies and drums,
And grand displays the eager crowds desire,
Speeches at morning and at evening fire,
Some Town negectful of the glorious time.
Its stored splsndor and its deeds sublime.
And caring naught the glow to keep alive,
Disburses dollars-may bc--Sosnty-fu,
Holding this mighty axiom full in view,
Can't spend ones money and yet have it, too.
There's such thing, whatever folks may say,
As being too prudent-not for every day,
But for occasions when the heart beats high,
And patriotic lustre lights the eye,
When Memory, wandering over by-sone years,
Recalls that period marked by blood and tears.
When breast TO breast true patriots met the shock,
The waves their brothers and themselves the rock
When the green ground was less by pleasant rain
Made fertile than by friends and kindred slain,
And when at last in tones that still must swell,
While the sons flourish where the fathers fell
Our Countrv's in.lerendence WAS made known,
And sent by echo from far zone to ZONE
When Memory, faithful painter, dyes such scenes
With gorgeous colors-Better lavish means
To keep such rccollcctions fresh and fair
Than hoa,d your dollars with miscr's care,
For there's sentiment of greater worth
Than that which binds us to our native earth,
And there's no hoer, pur.r, lolticr flame,
Than that which kintes at our Country's name.
The precise SUM set apart in Newport with
which to celebrate the /" glorious Fourth"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03

The Alta Californian Of the 18th Au-
gust, thus notices the arrival at that
port Of Col. MAGRUpER's Battery Of U.
S. Light Artillery from For, McHenry,
near Baltimore
"The long-looked for artillery baita-
lion known throughout the country by
all these familiar with the exploits a.
chieved by our gallant army during the
Mexican war, as "Magrudcr's Bate
~" arrived on Saturday IN the ship
Monterey. al in good health. We
understand that this corps Us composed
OF picked mer, most Of whom have
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-10-03
(PuILlc-No. l6.)
Approved July Goth, 1850.


AN ACT to amend an act entitled
"An ac, to regulate the collection
OF duties oD imports and tonnage"
approved March second seventeen
hundred and ninety-nine.
BE it enacted by The Senate and
touse Of Representatives Of The Uni
ted States Of Amer iea in Congress as
sembied, That so much of the waters
of,hc Narraganse,t bay, and the shores,
bays, har'or., creeks, aud inlets, in
the State of Rhode Island and Provi-
dence Plantations. as are within tie
county Of Kent, including the port Of
East Greenwich, and that part of War
wick lying upon Greenwich bay is
hereby taken from the collection dis
trict Of Newport, in said State, and
attached to, and made part of, the col
lection district Of Providence.
Approved July 80, 1850