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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-07
PATENTS.
American and Foreign Office.
Agency fol Business with U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON.
NO. 22 State street-BOsTON.

WASHINGTON.
No. &c State Street-BOSTON.
1910 the subscriber appointed by Il Commits.
i soner of Patents Agent of the u s. Patent Office in ac
Cordance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having renqushed the Agency for transmission of Mod
els and adopted expeditions mode of sending them
to tie Patent Office, whereby Patent may be procured
nhou six weeks earier he continues forward them free
ofeXpense-tO prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments
and all the Papers and Drawings Patents af
to render advice legal and scientific -sspes
the Patents secured in Europe and other
By application at this office, inventors saved tile time
and cost of journey Washington, and delay there
well all personal trouble in obtaining their They
also have the advantage of verbally explaining their
tons, and OF consulting in respect them; matters gen.
eral of paramount Importance order obtain
specifications and claims The experience of sixteen
practice, extensive collection of works. decisions
mechanical Subjects the Patent Laws and Patents
of different countries, collected much expense
here kept of inventions patented Washing
enable the subscriber afford Inventors DESTROYS pro-
curing Patents assistance and information which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
II. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
Washington, July FL. 1919. During the time
occupied the Office of Commissioner Of Patents r. IT, 3D.
citor for procuring Patents There few, If any per
acting in that capacity who had much business be
fore the Patent Offices and there who conducted
il with more SKILL fidelity and regard Mr. Eddy
us of the best Informed and skn Patent Solicitor
in United States and have hesitation in assuring
md Trustworthy and more capable Of putting their appca
Lions in form to for them early and avorab
consideration at the Patent Office. @ss3 aai =
1a be aet s7 EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of raten
Boston, Sept H. 1850. eod&wiy
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Land For Sale or Exchange.
Roasted and Ground Coffee.


LNRESH PURE, constantly en- hand at Ltchs Steam
Il Mill.
Also, Ground Coffee warranted to suit very low prices
Orders addressed to VIM. WHITE, will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan 90, 1851 ian2O-eodaw6mA
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Farm for Sale in Leicester.
A Splendid Assortment

az Hats Cans, Gloves, Shirts, Bosoms Handkerchief
~ Stocks, Socks, Umbrellas, for sale low at
dec2l-eodf MERRllL'S, 22l Main street.
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Steam Engine for Sale,

OF Is horse power, in good running orer has used
" but short time. twill be sold bargain. Inquire
at this Office dwtf oct2I
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No. 4Flagg Building, Main Street


and E. H. Sandford, their respective Stocks of Goods
and united the i'll the Store recently occupied by Mr.
Sanford,
No, Flagg Building, Main Street.
Would most respectfully invite the attention of all pur
chasers to their extensive stock of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, YARNS LACE GOODS
TRIMMING GOODS, THREAD STORES, &C. &c
Having ample facilities for purchasing their Goods at the
lowest pos bie rates. with thorough knowledge of their
particular branch OF business and being determined to sell
their goods under all circumstances prices as will
satisfy the most economical purchasers They trust tina:
their efforts to do business with the citizens of Worcester
and adjoining towns will meet with that announcements it
Will be their aim to merit We shall be constant receipt
OF all the new and desirable varieties of Goods in our line
OF business and buyers may all times be of finding
at our Sore one OF the largest best assorted ard cheapest
Stock of Goods in the State.
Inc patronage of the public is respectfully solicited
Nas FIRTH CLARK
M No. Flagg Building
Referring to the above announcement take pleasure
IN recommending Messrs. FIRTH and CLARK to our
friends ami customers who have hberaly patronzed us
curing me past s years, being every way worthy Of
their confidence and support. =
Mr. CLARK ofthe above firm, many our friends will rec
ogze as having been in employ several years as
saesman ant we trust that the favorable opinion they
may nave entertained of him. integrity Of character
ana business qualifications will conduce interests Of
me Tic" urn. T. A. CLARK,
E. II. SANFORD.
Worcester, Jau So 1851. ian9O-eod6w
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e. w. ELWELL, Saw Manufacturer.
SAWS Of all kinds kept constantly hind and made to
~ order Also all knts of saws Retoohed straight
eed set fled and put in the best of running order aud as
cheap any other Yankee.
jan3l-dly g No. &c Exchanges St
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To be Let.

A LARGE Room in Store BAT Main street. suitable fo
II Mechanical purposes. lease OLA years given.
Apply TO E. F. DIXIE,
No. 247 Main Street, up Stars.
Worcester, Jan. %. J" ian28-d3w
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Barrett's Dve-Hollse

NO. 40 Washington Street, Boston.
1.-The Oldest and most extensive in New EnglandI
ENVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
- style that has given this establishment the superiority
ior nifty years past Having the lead this business ht
propreors mean to retain it, by keeping in advance of all
Others in the beauty and excellence Of their work and
moderate charges MARTIN R. WILLIAMS Agent,
decI0-3mos
The republic., 1851-02-21
[Signedl
Form of Certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of certifes that he
well acquainted with the above named and their
property and that they sufficient and able TO make good
their guaranty. [signed]
Dated aU.I
The republic., 1851-02-21
.ACKLEY's CEODEsY, LOCAR

Ii BLEs, &c.-A treatise Trigonomery, plane ana
spherical with its application TO Navigation and Surveying
nautical and practical Astronomy and Geodesy with Logs
rithmic, Trigonomictrcal, and Nautical Tables
For sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
dec 80 Bookseller, noar 9th street.
The republic., 1851-02-21

"The undersigned there insert the of the guarantor
guaanors guarantees that there insert of bidder
Of bidders the may bel his Cor heir)
bid for carrying the mail from to be accepted
by the Postmaster General shall into the contract
qured by the Postmaster General such bid prior
to the first day Of July next with at least good and suf
cicnt sureties, to perform the service proposed"
Dated [Signedl
The republic., 1851-02-21

Ferm for Bid tchere no change from, aduertise-
ment is contemplated by the bidder.
"I Cor we, the may be) there write the
in full of there state the residence resdences
hereby propose to carry the mail route No. from
to often the Postmaster Generals adver-
sement for proposals the dated December s 1850,
requires in the time stated in the schedules contained
ance, wit Here state how il is be conveyed, for the
annual of there write out the in words afu length
Dated [Sgned.]
The republic., 1851-02-21

two horse coach conveyance bid if the lowest will be
preferred to the specific bid.
o. When the mails of such size and weight
der necessary expedcnt in reference to them alone
provide wohose coach conveyance the specific bid though
the highest, will be preferred to the bid the extent Of
moderate difference in the compensation, the differ
not such 10 interfere with the policy of the law,
which looks to reduction in the cost of transportation Ex
cepons however, be allowed where the bid is made
by the present of the stock the roue and is
fes that the for pefeng the specific bid do not
exist in his
49, On routes of the highest Glass; where four horse coach
steamboat transportation required by the size and inn
porance of the nails the preference for the specific bid will
be, if necessary carried to greater extent of difference than
on the inferior coach routes subject however, 10 the eIceP
tons above stated.
a. modification of bid any Of its essential terms,
tantamoun to bid and be received, to in
teere with regular competitions after the last hour for
ceiving bids.
u.s. Postmasers are required he careful and not to
y The sucency sureties without knowing
ders, guarantor and surees distinctly notified that
failure into perform the contracts for the service
proposed for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be
enforced against lhcm
26 The will be substantially in the forms here
toore used in this Department except in the respects par
culary mentioned in these instructions and condoDs and
all railroad and steamboat The contractors will be
required TO deliver the mails into the post Offices the ends
of the routes and into all the post Offices than eighty
rods from the railroad or landing
NIX HALL, Posfmasfer General.
PosT OrrIcE DEPAurMESr, December lS, 1850.
The republic., 1851-02-21

Fsh Ttap from Concord IL mil and hack, oacs wssk.
Fat6hosh from Lowevlle, miles and bach. once week.
Fox Grove from Holcomb. II miles and back once week.
Frederica from Dareu. IA miles and back, ooce week.
Freemansvle and Hickory Flat from Canton IL miles and
The republic., 1851-02-21

And back betMeen p m Thursday, and p m next day.
Proposals to embrace Micanopy will be considered
35l5 From Alligator at week, Saturday;
To Olustee by p m, 26 miles; %
And back between m and i PM
35l6 From Alligator at m once week, Friday;
BY Suwannee Shoals;
To Blounts Ferry by p m, 36 miles
And back between m and I'm next day.
35l7 From Alligator at once a week, "wednesday;
By White Springs, Jasper, Jennings, Beeville,
Cherry Lake. Clifton, and Aucilla;
To Monticello by p m next Friday, SO miles;
And back between s. Saturday, and IL m next
Monday.
Proposals to commence at Mineral Springs will be
sidered (See 353I.)
35ls From Jasper at a week, Monday;
BY BIount's Ferry, and Raucrson's Ferry;
To Centre Village, Ca, by next Wednesday,
And back between Thursday, and m next
Saturday.
Proposals to commence at BIounts Ferry invited.
35 From Orange Springs at week. Wednesday;
BY Madisonboro
To Newnansville by 10 p m, 46 miles
And back between q m and 10 p m next day.
$500 From Okahumpka at m once a week, Friday;
BY Thomass;
To vousia by next day, so miles;
pAnd back between Thursday and IL m next day.
352l From Ocala at m once a week, Friday;
BY Long Swamp and Okahumpka;
To Abrahamtown by p m, Al miles,
And back between 6 a m and p m next day..
3522 From Homosassa at once in two weeks every
other Wednesday,
To Cedar Keys by 6 p m 40 miles,
And back between m and m every other
Tuesday. Wul @
The republic., 1851-02-21


and p m days.
Proposals to end at Cuthber are invited.
34Os From Fort Gaines at twice week, Wednesday
and Saturday;
BY Blakely and Olive Grove;
To Chattahochee Fla, by next days, 7s miles;
And back between m Tuesday and Friday and IL
m next days.
Proposals for ending at Banbrdge, Ga. also for weekly
service, invited.
34l0 From Eufaus, Ala, at week, Monday
By Georgetown, Ga, Lowell, Fort Gaines, Franklin,
Ala, and Bakely, Ga.
To Bainbridge by p m next "Wednesday, 100 miles;
And back between m Thursday and m Saturday.
Proposals for semweekly and also for tri-weeky SER
vice will be considered
SPECIAL OFFICES
Proposals invited for supplying the following Offices in
Georgia for the nett proceeds of respectively, limited
to a to be named in the proposals in each case.
AonIa from Washington, miles and back, once week
Anderson from Tunnel H 81 miles and bach, ,once week.
AaPulgus from Banbrdse, ia miles and back, once
week.
Bald Hill, see Green Hill
Barbers Creek from jefferson, l3 miles and back,
week
Batesvle from Nacoochee, miles and back, week.
Beersheba, from Oak Hil miles and back, week.
Berkshire from Stone Mountain, miles and back,
week.
Blue Creek from Mount Yonah miles and back once week.
Bonny Doom, Gamble and Woodburn from Berzelia, ~
miles and back, week.
Bowenvle from Caoton, IL miles and back once aweek
Bowling Green from Samonville, miles and back, once
a week.
Buncombe from Monroe, 10 miles and back q week.
Cairo from Bainbridge, l6 miles and back once week.
California from Rome, is miles and back once a week.
Camp Ground from HomesvlIe, l3 miles and back, once
a week.
Cotoza from Tunnel Hill, miles and back six times a
week. from June to September and twice week the residue
Of each year.
Chaseve from Free Bridge, miles and back once week.
Crackers Neck and Merrill from Greensbosough l6 miles
and back a week
Cross Keys from Decatur 10 miles and bacL once veeL
Cut OF from Monroe, u miles ard back, once week.
Delray and Mill Bridge from Barnesvle IA miles and
back week.
Eares Furnace from Carersville, IL miles and back
a week.
Eden from Railroad, miles and back once week.
Euhsrey from SIcsborough miles ard back twice week.
Fair Play from Madison IL miles and back once week.
Fancy hu and Pleasant Valley from Spring Place, l3
miles and back, a week
Farmers and Mechanics Mill from Jefferson, miles and
back, a week.
The republic., 1851-02-21

And back between m Thursday and a m next day.
In view of letting route No. 3347, separate proposals
are invited to convey mails from Msysvlle by Grove
Level, Bu5hvie, Middle River, and HoIlngsworth to
Alendale once a week and back.
5347 From Athens at 81 three times a week. Tuesday ay
Thursday, and Saturday;
ny Harmony Grove, Maysville, GiIIsville, Poplar
Springs, and Dswson
To Clarkesvlle by 10 p m, So miles,
And back between a and p m, Monday We'd
nesday, and Friday
884e From Athens at / p m three times a week Tuesdav
Thursday, and Saturday;
BY DanieIsvie Madison Springs, Franklin Sprnos
Bowersvlle, Henley's Store, Kings Bench and Town
vile, 8. c..
To Pendeon s. c., by p m next days, 10 miles
And back between a M Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, and IL m next days.
ssas From Athens al a a week. Tuesday;
Ny Brookne, AmandaviIe, Montevdeo Rogersville,
B. c. and Rock NILS;
20 Anderson G.. H., s. c., by IL m ne1t day. so
miles,
day.
1880 From Athens at 8 m week. Friday;
By Planters Stand and Taylorsvile;
To Gainesville by m, 3s miles
And back between q IN and m, Thursday
Proposals for semi-weeky service will be considered
1851 From Athens at 10 three times week Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday.
BY Jefferson, Pond Fork and Cunningham's Store
To Gainesville by p m, SO miles,
And back between 81 a and II p m, Monday, We'll
nosdsy, and Friday.
Proposals TO extend by GsiIey's Mills TO Clskesville
whlbe considered. (See No. 3360.)
The republic., 1851-02-21


To Cedartown by p m, 20 miles;
And back between a m and IL IN
1877 From Rome at / twice a week. Tuesday and
Friday
BY Vann's Valleys
To Cave Spring 10y m 20 miles
And back between a and IL m
1878 From Cave Spring at p week, "Wednesday
BY Oceola, Ala;
To Cedar Bluff by IN, 30 miles
And back between n and u m
1919 From Cassville at a m n week, Friday;
BY Little Prairie, Cold Run, Free Bridge and Holly
Creek;
To Spring Place by m, 3s miles
And back between and p m next day.
1880 From Canton at 6 a once a week. Saturday;
BY Ball Ground and HarnagevilIe;
To Dahopega by p m, 40 miles;
And back between a m and m Friday.
1881 From Newman al week, Wednesday
BY Saluda and Kblron
70 Fayetteville by m, "a miles;
And back between z and p IN next day.
Proposals to end at Kdron are invited.
1882 From Newnan at p m once a week. Wednesday;
by county Line, Cedar Branch, River Town. Camp
belton, Salt Springs, and Powder Springs
To Marietta by p next day, SO miles
And back between m Friday and / a m er day
1888 From Newman at a m once a week. Saturday,
BY Lodi and Roihcrwood;
To Carrollton by 6 p m, 81 miles
And back between a and m Friday.
1884 From Newman At a week, Wednesday;
BY Rio and Enon Groves
To Franklin by 2 m, 81 miles;
And back between m and pm
Proposals. for semi-weekly service invited.
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TWO PER CENT. FUND IN MISSOURI
So,,A Of Mr. BENTON asking ieaoe 10 iairodes his
b on thus subjsei second time, and the reply thereto
made by Mr.. CLAY.
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their own way, they come together sgoin.-
But small magnets will sustain mere in pro.
portion to their weigh, than large one.. Il
Is said lhat piece weighing only three
graias, which you know is only one eighth Of
q pennyweisht, that was worn BY Sir Isaac
Newton in a ring, was capable Of lifting near.
1880 tines its own weight"
On, mother, how wonderful ,his is bu,
are these all the properties Of the magoet p
No, my child, there are several others
but .he most important of them IS, that when
suspended so ss TO move freely, it always
Pe..'- s...rsI. ss..! s-..ih.n
THAT is very strange, mother; bu, why
Is It the most Important y
Because the discovery Of this property
led 10 the formation Of ihe mariners compass
which is so useful 10 directing the mariners
on ths ocean, or guiding travellers through
extensive deserts. Before this valuable IN.
s'fument ives invented voysgers were depen.
dent on The stars, aud ohssry ious of the sea
coast, for their guide but now, relying on
this new guide, they could al all times, and
in every place discover the north and south,
with ease, ard hence could steer in the dark.
est night, and under the most cloudy sky,
With security unknown before"
Why, mother, think 1t very strange
that this should always luIH to the norlh Il
any bady was to put il east an west, would il
not stay so Z"
Not moment, my dear. II is, indeed
very sifarga, hot does it NJ, show the wis.
dom of the Almighty in giving this as a
guide to HIS creatures. thus giving them, E,
It were, the dominion Of he sea, and foil pos
session Of the earth, by enabling them to visit
every part Of it. Anotber popularity Of the
magnetic needle s, tba, the north pole Of one
Hsenei will cot attract, but repsl lha Horlh
pole al another and the same with two south
poles, hence, in making artificial magnets
care should be taken 10 apply the north pole
Of The natural magnet 10 that end Of the steel
which is to be the south pole ana the south
pole 10 that which is TO be the north"
Why, moher THIS seems more strange
than the other"
1t Ia strange ard unaccounrahle enough
NY child. Another PECULIARLY Is lhat ~her
leit 10 move freely, It does not ile n a hofzls
Is, direction, but iucllnos ono Of its pole.
dowGwsris, ard elevate. The other above the
lte Of The horizon. This is called he dip
p,ng ef tho needle. Hare We shall have lc
sop FOR 10 day, lr Il is now near twelve
o'clock, and Wish 20 tsks walk over /,
psor old PeGgy's before dinner. lf ,o'
choose you cao 80 with me"
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THE BLooMERs OUT BLooMEREp

The Cleveland Plaindealer learns that
Miss. Charlotte Cushmsn, whe IL spending a
quiet vacation a, The Saut. astoulshed the
guests Of the Sic. Marie Hotel, one iue morn.
ing, by appearing equipped cap pie IN mas
cullne attlfe--hat, ceai, unmonuonaoles, and
all. Those who have seen her persoualon
of :" Hamlet" can easily understand the grace
and ease with which she wore her new "teg.
gerry" Here was not single moment Of
triumph, not mere desire to astonlsh the
dinner table, and then like The ghost of Ban.
quo, to vanish away and 90 back to petiicoats
and whalebones. No, she rede out IN H. fish.
ed, walked, ran, and romped IN II; and for
aught that we can learn, says the Plsindeal.
er. has determined Ia wesrit ler tie remain.
der Vt her ds,.- al ea4t OF maieph5ed
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respeded till new revolution was to sum
mon Inn once more TO defy the republican
iorcesof England and restore the ascenden.
cy Of royalty IN the colony.
Tbs was in March, 1862. And affairs
Continued much in this state until 1867. In
the mean time, Richard Bennett, Edward
Digg. and Samuel Matthews had been sew.
orally elected by the Burgesses, Goveror Of
Virginia, uuder allegiance to Oliver Crom
web snd ON his death, in 1868 TO Richard
Cr6mweu. But ia 1860, Governor Mat.
lhe~s died. and The people discou,en,ed with
some eammercial restrictions impdsed Uy Inc
Proecterate. dld not wait for a new commits.
sion lrom England, but elected Sir William
Berkeley, and "by an obiging violence,
compelled him 10 accept the Government"
He however refused 10 act under the usur.
patton Of the Cromwels, and would not con.
sen, unless they "jolned with him in ven.
luriog their lives and fortunes fer the King,
who was then in exile"
"This," says Beverly, was their deares,
wish and therefore, with an unanimous voice
they told him that they were ready to haz.
ard all for the King" Now, this was ac.
lually before the Kings return TO England,
and dptoceeded from brave principle of 10y
ally, for which they had no example. Sir
William Berkeley embraced their choice,
and forthwith proclaimed Chares IL. kmg
Of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Virginia
and caused all process TO be issued IN his
name. Thus, HIS Majesty was actually KING
in Virginia before he was in England. o.,
the restoration Of the King be sent Sir VIII
liam a new commission, and granted hin
permission to visit England.
He was received by the monarch witt
much kindness, and there is recorded ira
ditlon that the King in compliment 10 tha
colony, wore al his coronation, robe mad'
Of the silk which was sent from thence.
Such is condensed narrative of the cause
and Incidents which gave 10 Virginia III
honoied title Of "The Old Dominion. y
Sar1noh Geersidn.
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LARGE CARGO OF CHINESE.

The British ship Henrietta, Captain Oats,
was entered al the San Francisco custom.
house on Tuesday, She is last from Hong
Kong, aud brings 223 Chinese passengs's, Il
list Of whom is before us. " hat a collection
of Amungs, and Aungs, end Achoys OF
the 223 names, 100 commences with the let
ter A, usually terminating with g ora 2,
and in every instance two sylIables IN IengtH.
Blu, the mosl singular circumstance connect.
ed with this cargo Of Celestials is, that cut
of the whole number 22l are shosmakers,
one doctor, and one merchant. There
IS Along, AlIung, Auchuug, Ampung, Ande.
dsddledurg, Apung, Cangehung, Ranchlng,
and host of other boods, Who smile with
their new moon eyes as though the world was
msde of raiuboas, and "haw has" the
chef end of man.-4ta California.
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A LADY IN THE FIELD,

Gen. Lopez received intelligence that an
accomplished lady, friend and dsVotee OF
Cuban independence s-Doss Martina Pierre
de Aguero-had taken The field with The pa
triols, dressed in The garb OF soldier, and
mounted on splendid charger, encoun'ering
all tie pet.'s and latgues ol par'l7an war,
iIfe,