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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-04
PATENTS.
American and FOREIGN GA

American and Foreign Office.
agency fci Business with u. s, Patent OA5ca
WASHINGTON.
,-,r,o NO ~ state Street-BOSTON
N lolV lle subscriber appointed by n q Commits
soner OF Patents Agent of the il s. Patent Oice in ac
cordance win The 10th Sec Of Act Of 1887
aFlns iequshed the Agency for transmission of Mod
e ana adopted more expeditions mode of sending Them
~ nc iateh once, whereby Patent may be procured
aout SIX weeks earlier; he continues orw Them fa
oe&pense-to prepare Caveats Specifications Asionnen
ana all the necessary Papers and Drawings for Patents MI
70 render advice on legal and scientific matters resnec
me same. faents secured III Europe and other c1, res
ny application at this Office inventors tre saved tl, @
AMI cost OF Journey Washington and delay there ne
wen as all personal trouble obtaining cir They
so nave tDe advantage Of verbally explaining their nyen
oS ana OF consulting in respect them; mntters in gen.
aa cl paramount Importance in order obtain correct
peccauohs and claims The experience of sixteen years.
pacuce, an extensive collection rare works decsons
on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws and Patents
inherent countries. collected at much expense Curnp he
ohg une ms Office has been established together with
mere Kept OF inventions patented at WASHINGTON
e e subscriber to afford to inventors DESTROYS of pro-
as ratents assistance and information which i'm Other
'cspecls might be diaicult Of attainment.
IL. I'll. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
ocS',ns IN gt0n, July II, Is40. During the time
occupied the Office of Commissioner Of Patents II En-
Es OF Boston, did business az the Patent Gdce 40 S
aon 80; procuring fatents. There were few f any, per
S o. s III ha capacity, who had so much business he
win u, Uice ana there who conducted
~ ono &c t shi L1elity and success. regard Mr. Edd,
~ one o. the best informed and most skif Patent solici,
,a,. SUITES and have no hesitation in nssurino In,
md . al ley cannot employ person more comneten,
tons in ro ana more capable Of putting their appl.,a
70 secure tor them early and Civnrahl
consideration at the Patent Office "'u i"'oiao'
EDMUND BURKE
Boston, Sept H. 1850 ''''''io"oi VI rmen
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Ruilding Lots.

THE subscriber has for sale of the most desirable
BUILDING LOTS in the City of Worcester, il is sitr
ed on the north side of Chatham Street, on the bghh oil
land near the Dwelling of Rev Dr. Smalley and con
tain about $500 square feet He has also other LOTS on
he same Street containing 5000 So it. eacand three Lots
in the same vicinity on Quincy Stand several Lots
the Red Mills on Taylor Street - -
June l. DIFF CHAkLES Will H.
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FASHIONABLE FURNTTTTRF

L. A. HOLMES, 157 Main st., Worcester.
(Old stand of MOVES d KIsDALL0 5 d. -
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Rich Drawing Rnor, +
Afl Chamber and Cottage
FURNITURE.
FEdIHERS, yddTTIR ESSES, MIRRORS.
LOOKING GLASSES, &C. &C.
with the largest and best selected assortment oG Furn;tu
to be found in this city.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited to visit tis
Establishment and examine above extensive stock az
Furniture before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. A. MOVES be found at his Old stand where he
would be happy wait upon his friends and former csto
mers and orders left with him will be promptly exected
l.. A. HOLMES, Isl Main Street
directly opposite b. L. Harden d. Co.'s New Store.
septli f4 1851 % rtlgH fs.iteiH dwtf
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JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Recently opened
SOL Main Street, opposite S. II. COltonS Nursery,
IN ADAMS BLOCK,
NIHERE may be had Oysters served up in the various
w styles: also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon situated the first floor the Block and
by personal attention 10 the business he hopes make
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who favor
him with call.
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fruit, Nuts,
and Confectionery on hand
sss3 He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
~ kinds, from one of the best bakeries in the city.
L. Also Pies and Cakes, Jeles and Preserves of do
nestle manufacture. o. MEALS furnished at all hours
BURNING FLUID and LAMPS of the best quality con
santly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid.
share OF public patronage respectfully solicited.
Worcester. Nov 81, 1850 diff VIM A. EAMES.
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

once Nos & 10 Fools Building, Springfield Mass
FINHlS ASSOCIATION was oganized Oct. lst le49 and
the first of the kind organized in the United
States, and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now in operation Ii is managed by its members and has
now an accumulated Cash Capital of $l30uO
Guaranty Capital I" 1900
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
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over nlEi 70 per cent ADVANCE on the ABOVE VIII De
charged 81 SO in addition the above will be charged
Ada ssion Fee the first year.
Officers.
R. CRossETT, Pres't. A. NJ. GALPIN, V. Pres.
IL. IL. DARLINYG Secretary and Treas.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A. NJ GALPIN, G. PILLsBURY, Rev. r. II. CoNKLIN,
L. w. KIMBALL, S S. HUBBARD.
R G. w. ENGLISH; NJ D., Consulting Physician.
References Elk. Gov. Slade of Vermont; Hon J r.
Giddings, NJ C Hon Edward Little Marshfeld Rev d.
n Merritt Housatonic, Ms Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. D.,
somers, Cts Seth Rogers, NJ d. Worcester, Ms Hon. Al
pheus Felch, U. Sen'r; Hon. Seth NJ Gates NJ: c. N Y;
Thos NJ Hays ESQ., Secretary of the Haverhll Fire ms.
CO. Haverhill Ms; g. Lynde Esq, johnson, VT; Hon
Eiiab Ward, Middleboro'.
SpriHgfeLd-Rev. s. Osgood, D. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
|. King; G. c. Wood, NJ D.; j. T. Rockwood; Homer
Foot Esq.
VIM. S. GOODWIN, General Agent
jan3H Office SO Main street, opposite Central Church
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JANKTNS & CLOUGH,
Fashionable Hair Dressers.

rTIE subscribers would respectfully inform their
former and the public generally that they
ave formed coparnershp take effect and after
Monday Dec 3D. at the shop under the CE HoTEL
where both of the above firm will he 70 nd in punctua
enhance they wi keep constantly on hand supply of
Jqakins 1riYoH nfigorator, very superior article for
he hair.
Messrs. JANSINs & CLouGH return their most sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
eceived and hope their union unite large share of
their former customers. d3m-Dec 8.
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Bounty Land.

NOR SOLDIERS of the War of 1872 and of any Indian
l. War since 1870, their widows and IN nor children oh
also PROBATE and other business connected win th.
teheht Oh estates OF deceased persons. attended to by
BEN. SMITH, JR
Dec 25 1850. ~ "-'f''' D"s lob
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Cold Cream.

6,cns pieasnnt, cooling application 10 ,rri,,,od go.
oaan, ,s and Hands frequent il cold Tor
hand and for sas ine above freshly prepared AWAY. an
Main street 'e ny L. T. LAzELL, Apothecsry NJ o y"
d6wisd& w--4ioc24
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HORSE SHIOE1MC

HORSE SEHOEgNG
TN w ~ ~, pc strictly attended to at the sbon :,
-, CO. scrioer All persons who have lame py the sub
Ie or interfering invited to ee oy aI
caused by bad fitting the shoes and baJ boa they are all
st,vee s o my own experience There Is dasn x
bor shai ioot ana narrow contracted
oI.o tar had better be kept in The Dot bsn e ~, to
u ON ne horses lootthis my opinion Po hn 70 turn
Feb 10 ISAAC WOODCoCK.
u"H Mechanic Stroo.
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Havward's Gazetteer of The United sto+o

HavWard's Gazetteer of the United States
stst wo[E VIII comprise ample descriptions of all the
and Villages in the United States; to which win he
s,a9ea Statistical Tables, good Map of the tinted
I05 a ca1ice variety OF handsome Engravines bv
9ohn HAI WARD, author Of the New England Iszt; -
Law Register, Book of Religions etc ~ ~e''eer'
,,, EEK is to be issued as soon as the Tinted
w0n VIII De IN te early part of ISL No pains or
to the public generally. anu VdiuaDle
~ WIN contain between zoo and 500 octave papes ni,5
@ ne" ana autiiu type, good paper fun bdund IN
~ superior sly with gilt backs and corners Pra
70 SUBSCRIBERS Three Dollars copy payable On dera,
AGENTS WANTED.
The undersigned having the agency or ~ g.,
oesler, Hampshire, fiampden Berkshire and FranLI
ph I VI ooanng number of efficient Agents in al
lne aooFe counties TO canvass the several towns M az
ply to i'her ihlofmaon APP
WARNER KINDS or
dec3o- d&wtr a, :, LuClUS BEACH
"" "a Mechanic street. Worcester
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Boston and Worcester Railroad

H.. ga - rfzzzsazs=s7
es. ss3
pIUMN ARRANGEMENT, con,aenciag Oct. 7 1s5o
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follo,31s to00
Mllbury us & . 9a PM
E" Milford at 70O ~ liiii
SaXonvile at SI5 dds Il
Newton at ZOO and On p Q * I.
+" Brookline at II, 81 IL lO1am., IA, 81 s a. 93o g
TRAINS FROM BOSTON leave as follows.
For Worcester at 2. 80 and am 10 an . Or = s
Mlbury at > - oO Pm
" Milford at 9O0am ar :.
" SaXonvile at 900 g 40 a.,
" Newton 745 10 an Q G o,l n 70 ~
" Brookline at sos & 81 m, 1874 81 s. g. d l060 q
u For further particulars Pathfinder Railway C,ril
OF dWtf r. rWJICri3S, va! Uuloes
P1oyidence and Worcester Railroad.
ls2 As3 liza: .;:;s-
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WATERS HAIR. DYE.

TNE great and nc easing demand Tor Hair Dye and the
difficulty Of proCu ring ARTICLE has induced the
subscribers exper men until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpasses any other in use
The advantages other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple the Hair requires pre-
5ous preparanen is entirely free from any unpeasan,
smells, and does fade, crock, or wash out.
1t does not like culinary Hair Dye leave unpleasant
and unnatural dyDess of the hair but the time that
color is chang ed, it retains its natural uste and se
Instead of iurng the hair it tends in great degree
strengthen its growth, and prevent its falling Gen
tiemen who have lair and whskers of lighter color, will
lind very to match the two and those whose hair has
grown premature grey its original beau.
ty and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye
i. WATERS.
For sale by NJ. B. GREEN, and LEWIS T. LAzEIL.
June o. eodtf
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Mystic Cough Mixture and Asperlent Pills

The Mixture for Colds Influenza, lCatarIh OF the 0hs
tne Rroncbits Croups Hives or Rattles Whoop
inc Con1h Shoness of Breath, Difficult Expectorauo,
eie in Consumption and where il is impossible to cure
IL is TO eieye the patient. The dose from SO to 50
drops =, > r. -
tiveness Bilious Diseases Jaundce, Liver Complaint,
Scronla Erupve Dis asses, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia,
and for the prevention we of many other dis
eases will be by the Programme and Directions
companying each box and bottle. Dose-one pill each
day. .
vegetable.
musicians are rns ed with the formula where it is de
sired and all who have made efficient til approve of it,
The above medicines for sale in this city by l.. T
LAZELL, JAMES GREEN, ID. SCOTT & CO., SPUR &
sIBLEY, A CLARK, and by DRUGGISTS generally in
this part of the country. eed& eOw3m-dec5
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For Sale ny IN LET

fnA NE IL. BUILDING formerly occupied by Mr.. F. e.
$50 a bseoW, situated the Railroad, Messrs.
& m @tlst MN. II is suitable for manufacturing pur.
I ;haenhe shop The Lot is abon d by 80, with
small building attached for storage Inquire Of the sub.
scriber at Dlessrs. Earle's Lumber Yarl sSs-
w. - utI SIMEON MAYO. JR.
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Leave Worcester at z Is and IL am. and 4p.m.

I'oHVT VUTttsIef at 10 and II am. and 4 n m
Leave Providence at 745 and 80 a m and z 5orm
hhAlNS CONNECT at Millville with coaches for Sat
vile and Nasonvie at Uxbrdge with coscbe co SIi
and mendon; At Whitns with coaches for East Doi
ana WhltIsvilej at Famums with coaches for Grafton
IRE, ~ H. village and Upton Worcester with trains
western X. Road and Norwich and w r. r. And w.
o a mSsua H. ~ At Waterford with of Norob
q h or aI9 rom Boston, Dedham, &C
IN New ork via New Haven the same evening
rrue ., by 'e 599 r NJ train from Providence can
arrive at Springfield and Hartford the same eye ''i'
The 1l30 trains connect Worcester with the r
ran LOT New ork which leaves Worcester AT n
WIN trains for Boston, Taunton Fan River n Red
and ea um connects at Providence the Boston
u lie I45 and IL A M trains do N, So =,
Hamlet. TSA hC II y, ~, I9n s5top at Ashton OF
Sept 25, 1850. AHlCh, Snpt
dXSrf
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House Wanted.

Ays GENTEEL House containing or 10 rooms
s.iAh near Main street. wanted by small fumily Rem,
4AAl4 not to exceed $3.50. Inquire of
dec5 CARY FIELD Central Fxcbanoe
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For Sale

600 BUSHELS Potatoes 100 bbls Apples 4O0O lbs
COO Butter, 5000 lbs Cheese Under No 246 Main ST
Opposite the City Hall,
Worcester, Dec u, 1850. dtf L. BUGBEE.
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FIRE ENGINES.

E subscriber begs leave inform the public that he
i building FIRE ENGINES on his new and mproyed
pau whereby they can be Offered much cheaper than En-
ges oil the same capacity built elsewhere Enoines hr;it
m thorough and substantial manner with IS fee scton
ana 81 feet leading hose with hose carriage and ober
iNtues, will be sold the following prices vn1in a if
erent sized machines vary in capacity: - '
:. inch &c Cylinder, = 4 Il, in stroke $3.50;
s. IL g q g 75oi
3, &c /" l4l eo0j
w - il 500
be promptly attended TO- REM IC75S:I 4A y ~
Worcester, Oct 10, 1850 " 80 ~
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fuckers ANNOUNCEMENT

fuckers ANNOUNCEMENT
The Wide Wide World
Bards of the Bible, by Gilfi.lan
Island World of the Pacific, by III. T. Cheavar
a WINTER In Madeira, and Summer in Florence
nome Ballads for New Enelanders, by Mia
Andrews Latin ard English Lexicon
Keveries OF Bachelor, by Jk. Marvel
Mothers Recompense.
Evening of Life
Memoir of Mrs. II. M. Mason
Grace Greenwood's Poems
Occasional Poems, by Mrs S. H Todd.
Gems from the Sacred Mime.
History of My Pets, by Grace Grennweod
Boys Treasury Of Sports.
Lie Of John Randolph, 2 vols
Alton Locke.
Bohns Hand Book of Games
Book OF Passions, by G. p. r. James
Farmers Guide, No. H. by Stephens
Dictionary OF Mechanics No % by Byrne
lconographic Encyclopedia, No 49,
Shakspeare's Works. No g.
13TJust published and for sale bv
oet24 ~ w. 30 main STREET.
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FOE SALE-

kA A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new on Salernst
sWE5 = containing rooms, with good supply OF water
LIMA very desabe place for a small family and viii he
sold cheapa part of the purchase remain if desired
apply 10 WM A. DRAPER & co
April %. diff Is Front sstYae,s
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A Rare Chance.
Christmas New-Years' Presents.

ADAMS, of Waldo Block, has splendid assortment a
new style Paper Mache Tokens and Cases all sizes from
the largest TO the smallest for Holiday If any
person purchasing Daguerreotype at this establishment
can get another OF equat n1ert any other in this
city, they invited it receive their money
or have it retaken free of expense
Highest Premiums
Awarded to Adams the last two fairs of the Mechanic
Association, deco0 ds,,'tc
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Hotel to Let,

11UIel TO Let.
Ny1 A ND FURNITURE FOR sALE.-sitnated in 8,
E;;H "a houristng village, and doing a good bn,i
sEA4lness. Apply at this office. dec o Jtf
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vesthoro, and Worcester Expr
$1,000 REWARD.

,,,, to 10 offered to any who will fnrnlsh an ar
tcp mat is given to the pubc that is SO safe TO the
snt IN will on sufficient trial cure as many cases o
PE,@bsS nf every kind in short lime as the
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run in conroot1 A!tp WORCESTER TRAINS
rug ~ c0nRect9on 1ofM Worcester and Nasb,1a ~,
leave Worcester at AS and II a. M, and 10 = fans
e rllcnD1ig at g. am and l2 80 and AZ
rlEiSiiI TRAINS run daily each way beto 9 p IN.
'' T plotoh Junction. Nashua, Lowell and FitbL " OK
boat tran oi fn sTa oTcester with the Ssam
Worcaat ion view ORR via Horwch-Eyenine tr,n nv
VIII rof connections with the other road AZ W.T.
finder and Railway Guide '"0" =" "hder's Path
,o hfnneh tickets are issued at Worcester for p,
tn' siuhPeher, wells River and White River ihg
Fitchburg ! w w io S1 wa Nashua an
Nov IL, 1850. " w. "AoWE ELL, Supt
dug
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E0f Sale,
LA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House tborouob
~. "a ly finished with the best mateIials and pleasant
situated on the height of land ON the corner of Graf
ION ana Elizabeth Street, commanding beautiful view of
'he clty, and formerly occupied by Lewis e. Joy.
Also, ~ blouse Lots near the same. The Lots con-
tam about 1900 feet of Land, will be sold SO low as To
able to buy large lots ~ wv"
cIedit VIII be given to nit purchasers Plan of the
LOIS can De seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Nov Is Geotf NJ AIIDpIT1r,
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CHEESE

O1EESE EsfEf
NE n1 subscribers have on hand or dairies oe g
Oheese' winch they will sell low by The Cs = SUPERIOR
HARRINGTON & GiEAsoNSA u ehesse
worcester Jm.-4. OiPoS''e tue City Hall.
Janl3.dw3w
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ronv = Washing Fluid.
d T I'm II. WALTON'S WASHING Firm ,,b;oA
Ian % proved TO be superior article for sale nv @
Sept3 a.r DhAFER q CLARK,
uWu 1913 los a. In7 r.. 9,
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10 Farmers Ground Plaster

II az DI maze arrangements for DIRECT pno,,;
grin;, ,iIis, ana having ''supe,ior fac;;e5, c
IN his , same AZ one OF the best WATER PRiVJI scES
Gne ss v,ciiy we are now prepared to furnish + eel s
'e Hod III blS or barrels and in any gs ana
WV A. q w. II. HARRIS
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT and after Oct. , 1870


:s2 lS q. :a:.ssis;.:.1 s..:..;7
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Worcester and Nashua Railroad
Winter Arrnn eenncnt.

llaS So rlsss.s5.5sss..ss.ssI sss.szs-s7 rs
EsZ e.. b IA
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For Sale or Exchange

va SsEke Oh EAcRHHsH,
SA FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER
FIR FARM of 40 acres, situated mile from SUTTON
LA centre Also, several out lots convenient to the
tarn. Also WOOD LOT Of 80 acres miles from said
tarm. For particulars, inquire OF GUSTAVUS ELLIOT
LHHtdtT 81, W0TceSter. eodl0m June 20
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07
Further from California-by the Alabama
from New Orleans.

The exports from San Francisco Of
gold dust, on the day the steamer Tenn>
essee left, amount to two millions Of dol
lars.
There have been frequent rains in the
valleys and snow on the mountains, thus
enabling miners TO renew their digging
operations. Gold from quartz rock has
been procured with better success, but
no machinery is suitable for the purpose.
Agriculture this year will be an i'm.
portant feature in California; large
portion Of the population having turned
their attention that way. If Congress
passes any law by which the farmer may
know he has good title 10 the land he
improves, the state will supply her con-
sumption in a few years. The Indian
difficulties are not yet definitely settled.
Politics are exciting attention, and the
people are marshalliug for a contest. The
Legislature is still in session, but no fur
Their attempts have been made TO elect a
United States Senator Probably moth
ing will be done this session
A difficulty occurred at san Francisco
between the Collector Of the port and
the acting Postmaster. relative to the
mails. The Collector directed the Sur
veyor of the port to proceed 10 the Post
office, and examine the bags landing
from the steamer Panama as they were
opened. In attempting TO discharge this
duty, he was rudely repulsed by the Post
office officials. Nothing was found 10
cause suspicion, but the affair has caused
great excitement.
A great many murders are reported
as having occurred in different parts of
The country, the most cruel OF which is
the murder of Capt. Jarvis of Texas.
The papers literally TEEN with fights,
murders and robberies.
The foreign miners tax had been re-
pealed.
The city of San Francisco is to be
supplied with water from a lagoon four
miles distant.
by the burning Of Nevada city the loss
is estimated at 80. 900 900. Extensive
preparations are making TO rebuild the
place.
The markets are dull, with an inns
mense stock of merchandise on hand.
The price of gold dust, through the
operations Of the United States Assayer,
has risen.
The Legislature attaches the penalty
of death to grand larceny. The COM
mittee of the Legislature have reported
in favor of impeaching Judge Parsons
The richest mining section in Calls
fornia is stated to be in the neighborhood
of Yuba and Feather Rivers.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-05-07

e. The success OF The coalition in
the election OF Sumner will be followed
up IL is said, by nor permanent union
between the contracting parties. This
is natural, and we have little doubt that
the Democratic party il Massachusetts
will be merged in the Free Soil party,
aud that the strength Of both will be
brought out in favor of the same candi-
dates at the next election.
We congratulate the Boston Post up-
on The prospect before it. Of becoming
an organ jointly with the Commonwealth.
OF the party which elected Mr.. Sumner.
What will become Of the handful of
Democrats who repudialed the iniqui-
tons bargain aud left their party upon
the main question, the election of SEN
ator, we cannot predict. They will
probably share the usual fate of DESERT
ers unless they are whipped in. There
will be no such reputation again. The
Post will not again. after advocating such
men as Henry Wilson, venture TO turn
against them, when they do the very act
which they were elected to do. 1t must
swallow The whole dose Of Free Soilism
with such s%weelening of Democracy as
the faies may send.
The Times will take il much more
kindly. In fact, we are no sure but
the Times will rather like it. although il
will probably manifest some coy relnci-
nee at first. We have little coubt that
the union will be perfected and the
Democrats in the other states will have
the satisfaction Of seeing their party in