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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-06
i SEWING BY MACHINERY.

10 Joarneynen Iators, Sepstresses, Employers and all
others interested IA Securing Of any description.
SEFERAL ATTEMPTS have been made to produce Ma
~ chimes for Sewing but they without many OBJ
jectons, end could be used to little advantage or profit
SINGER Phelps Beldy-tich Seuino Machine, nvents
ed by Isaac M niger and manufactured by singer Phelps
NO ~ Harvard Place. Boston, Mass offered the puhe
lie rs perfect machine and will he constructed and adapt
ed TO perform any kind of work. from the stitching of fine
shirt-bosom to ships sail well descriptions of
leather The needle is straight and works perpendiculary
nifty to adjust the fabric in any wayand the stitch may be
regulated to any length, even a hairs BREADTH
The stitch made by this machine is one which will no
avel or ope and the sewing only be taken apart by
cutting every second third stitch. From SEQ 1870
stitches according TO the fabric operated upon may be taken
per minute
have been expended upon by the inventor, and the sub
scrbers offer the Delay Sewing Machine feeling
confident that will correspond upon trial. with the
mendatiOn here given.
The profits arising from the use of one these machines
which sews with either two needles, is from five
six dollars per day The operation is confined the
manufa 'ture of clothing only but may be applied TO sewing
every description OF nen cotton, wooen and most kinds
leather.
TIL machine, with ordinary care is warranted run one
year without repairs, and will last many years And it is
simple in its construction and easily regulated and
aged that any person of ordinary ability may operate it,
The price of one of these machines, which is worked by
treade, and capable of sewing any ordinary linen muslin
wooden fabric is hundred and twenty five dollars
complete with all appendages for operation.
These Machines beautiful and neat in their appear
and they take up little room that they
ment any ladys sewing apartment.
O. Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements will be
made wanted in city and town in the United States
All applications for Agencies, and all orders enclosing the
money for machines (Which will be carefully packed
to any part of the word wen all inquiries their
adaptation different purposes will be promptly attended
70 by the manufacturers. All letters be postpaid
addressed TO SINGER & PHELPS.
Nov. s, 1850. eodsr
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NOTICE 10 THE INyAI1D.

DR. D. c. HARRINGTONS, Medical Office lis Main
~ street Worcester up stairs, where he can be consult
cd by persons afflicted with Diseases of any kind with
pect ana condencean of cure being performed DIR H. has
Tor the last ten paid particular attention the study
md practice OF female complaints and perfectly has he
become acquainted with their SYSTEM that without boasng,
se lcuTrGnt from all diseases peculiar them
So successful has been his of treatment
been called upon by other members of the medical faculty.
TO introduce his mode of practice, and has visited
that purpose which answered the sangune expec-
Iions3
In offering the results of his long study and practical ex
perience to his many friends he is governed bv feeling of
humanity only for so much have they been deceived by
pretended madams and miserable nils and ouac ms
ndIns, that it is time that healthy mode of practice
should be introduced-n speaking of Quacks Dr. H. does
not wish to be understood TO mean all the medical profess
son. but those who have for the last six seven wears
led the newspapers OF the day with their disgusting
yertsements, making great preentons medical science
wien they do not know the healing Dr. H. proesses
TO be skilfu in curing the following Observation-Disclosures of
me lungs Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and general
Debility, arising fiom secret bad habits when young and in
experienced, all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from over exerons, full vigor
ored in very short time without any hndrance bust
ness.
Dr. II. has also gained himself great reputation for
The permanent of long standing Chronic and obstinate
Diseases the treatment of which he has devoted great
OF ms tune in his extensive pracuce, cure will be
Ell IN all cases. however long standing they may be-
Dr. II. soclts call from all who may be afflicted with
any disease and those suffering from mercury. in
contenmently administered from quack nostlums ad
mInstered by ignorant empyrics
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
lck OF both If required with good at re
iona6le rate 4dUtse Gratis, for the first consultation
Dr. IT, can be consulted by letter and if the disease
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all
respondence will be returned. Ifyou are sick call on Dr.
| and avoid ''madam imposters
rs female who has thorough knowledge of theil
~ Office hours from A NJ, to PM, sundays from
10 IL NJ diy-dec 2
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Mason G Shows Group and Cough Syrup

(tHILDREN generally seized with the Group in the
evening or during the night with GOODNESS the
whole surface and in difficulty in breathing long
sh sound is produced with coughing the voice is hoarse
and croaking Snow Mason's Group and Cough Syrup
sure specific for that dreadful and Of the fatal of
all diseases OF infancy and CHILDHOOD is also remedy for
whoOpine cough colds, and evers produced by
colds, and when given according directions it perfectly
safe and highly sautary in its effects adults children
Providence, Jan. Is, 1850.
Messrs Snow & MasOn--Gentemen: The bottle of yom
Group and Cough Syrup that got Of you the OF
saving the life OF my youngest child 1t taken in the
night with attack of the cronp, and it seemed
though it coul not live; but gave it your Group and
Cough Syrup according to the directions which my
ioy,worked to charm The night that my child
taken with the Group children in the neighborhood
taken, and not having immediate relief both of them
died Iwoud recommend it to every family and would on
no account be deprived oft yselE
Yours respectfully, ADDISON NJ FAIRBANKS.
This Syrup is prepared only by SNOW 81 MASON.
Apothecaries 67 Broad-s Providence r. l. Price 90 cts
Sold in Worcester by D. Scott, Jr q Co.. L. T. Laze and
Clarke. eOd3m act3l
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GILL VALENTINE. Surveyor.

HAS taken Room, No "a Front St. opposite the City
l. Hail. aud respectfully soicts continuance of avors
He is agent for the american Mutual Life Insurance
Co and will attend to applications in that line.
He also intends to keep general Agency Office and per
sons wanting help will be supplied, and situations will be
procured Tor those in want on reasonable Keep
OF Boarding houses by having their Registered
will be supplied with boarers, and persons wishing fol
Board, will be recommended to good Boarding houses.
As 1t is desirable that this Office should acquire and
tain good repntaon is expected that those who desire
10 place through its agency, will come well recommended.
Tenemens let, rents collected, Bills made Books Posted
and writing in general attended to- and almost any Lawful
business Except catching fugitive Slaves will be ATTENDED
to, in preference to ideness.
Worcester, Jan. z. an9-dtf
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THE DAILY SPY.
Cora, The Spaniel.
BY GRACE GREENWOOD.

The pet which took little Carlos place in
our home and hearts was a pretty, chestnut
colored water-spanel, named Cora She was
good, affectionate creature, and deserved all
our love. The summer that We had her for
our playmate, my brother Albert, my sister
Carrie, and | spent good deal of time down
abou, the pond, in watching her swimming.
and her merry gambols in the water. There
grew, out beyond the reeds and flags of that
pond, few beautiful, willie water-iilies. which
we Taught her to bite off and bring to us ON
shore.
Cora seemed to love IT'S very much, bu, there
was one whom she loved even more. This
was little Charlie Allen, pretty boy of about
tour or five years old, the only son ofa widow
who was tenant of my father, and lived in
small house OH ourplace. There grew mn
a great and tender friendship between his
child and our Cora, who was always with him
while we were at school. The two would play
and run about for hours, and when they We're
tired, lie down and sleep together in The shade
It was pretty sight, | assure you, for both
were beautiful.
lthappened that my father, one morning
took Cora with him to the village. and WAS
gone nearly all day; sotha, little Charlie wns
without his playmate and protector. But after
ioo my sister, brother aud |, called Cora
"a ran down to the pond. We were 10 have
little company that night, and wanted some
those fragrant white lilies for our aower
use. Cora barked and leaped unon ne an',
nround and round us all the way. Soo1 as
'e reached the pond, she spraug in and
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OFFIN MANUFACTORY,

- ID ADY MADE COFFINS of all
=z.-' III sizes and kinds constantly on
E--ss-=z==--szu hand at the Mandatory and Ware
80 Room, No. Mechanic Street,
pposite the Norwich Railroad Depot.
~ Collin Plates furnished at short notice. Sections and
others in Tie country invited to call and examine for
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
in all its Tables, Desks, Show Cases.
Drawers Shelves for stores counting offices &C.
~ Also, all other kinds of general iobbng
Worcester, Nov 5, 1850. eod&wtf w NJ CURRY
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E9ght-Edghg!

,gIIE handsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT
A the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is a new
inventions recently introduced and very extensively
used by the pubic perfectly safe and free to burn
any common Oil Lamps with thesmpe alteration of tube
which is done for tring expense Of 2t This Oil
compose entirely ofvegetabe, and contains
eight CARTS Of which Essential ois The whole
body beautiful in appearance, and gives ctea, bril-
liant and odoriess light without grease smoke SMELL OF
nptos,oa-thus furnishing the public with an article from
which they obtain almost any qantity of light and al
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale al
A. II. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET, opposite the Boston
md Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots.s
N. b. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester.
d,vtf
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NOW OR NEVER /!

NOW OR NEVER!
GreatRush at the England Fancy Store
THE entire Stock of this establishment must be sold be-
fore the LIST of February make for an entire
New stock, and to accomplish which, we havel
MARKED DOWN ALL AND EVERYTHING.
Trimmings Buttons Braids Velvet Ribbons to be sold at
cost prices.
Best Kid Gloves, at Is a pair.
Portsmouth Hos cry at 45c pair.
Laces Edgings Collars Cuffs Capes Linen and Cambria
lids Undershirs and Sleeves Perfumeres Fancy Soaps
Cologne Water, &c. atruinOus low prices.
Ii would be task to mention all The articles we keen
We merely say, Come One, Come AL and shall pride
ourselves that will leave establishment dissatisfied
Gordon's Hair Tonic for sale here only.
Myers, Bamberger & Rosenblatt
1910 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE CIRCUITS BOOK STORE.
GTDOn't mistake the No. 2IO.n
an9 DIFF
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rs PATENTS
American and Fnreit

Agency fol Business with q. s. Patent Office
WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON.
- NO ~ state Street-BOSTON.
lotO the subscriber appointed by II e Commits
sloher OF Patents Agent of the IT, s. Patent Office in ac
Cordance with the 10th Sec. of Act of 1887.
Having relnquished the Agency transmission of Mod
to tie Patent Office, whereby Patent may be procured
ahout SIX weeks earer he continues forward them free
oil eXpenseto prepare Caveats Specifications
ana all the necessary Papers and Drawings Patents and
10 render ADVICE on legal and scientific respecting
the same Patents secured in Europe other countries
by application at this Office inventors are saved the time
ana cost OF Journey Washington, and DELAY there as
well all personal trouble obtaining their patents They
also have the advantage of verbally explaining their nve
uos and OF consulting in respect them matters in gen.
efd OF paramount Importance in order to obtain Correct
specifications and claims The experience of sixteen wears
etc. on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws and Patents
OF different countries, collected much expense curing
long time this Office has been established together with
accounts here kept of inventions patented at Washington
enable the subscriber to afford to Inventors DESTROYS
curing Patents assistance and information which in other
respects might be difficult OF attainment
IL. III. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents.
Washington, July Fl. 1919. During the time
occupied the Office of Commissioner of Patents r. H. ED
DY ESQ., OF Boston, did business the Patent Office as Sc
lclt0r Tor procuring Patents. There few if any, per
sons acting in that capacity who had business be
lore the Patent Offices and there who conducted
it with more SKILL fidelity and success regard MIR Eddy
MS one OF the best informed and skiul Patent Solicitor
IN the United States and have hesitation assuring in
Yentors that they cannot employ person competem
ana trustworthy, and more capable of putting their applica
lions i'll form to for them early and fayorab
consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Paten
Boston, Sept II, 1850; eod1w1y
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Barrett's Dve-House

No. 140 Washington street, Boston.
THE Oldest and most extensive in New Engand.1
LIVERY description of goods dyed and finished in the
IA style that has given this establishment the superor,
for fifty years past Having the lead in this business the
ropretors mean TO retain it, by keeping in advance Of all
Others in the beauty and excellence of work. and
moderate charges MARTIN r. WILLIAMS, Agent,
Central Block, III Main street, Worcester.
decIO-3mos
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Clncksl Clocksl

A GOOD assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings,
IN will be founl at A. NJ. DRlsGOlL'S Jewelry Estab.
lshment in Bigelow Court Front Street. Also Clocks
cleaned and repaired by regular clock maker who has
Ind fifteen years. experience In clock mandatory
jan7-df nes.1I lt Il
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE, :

BUILDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
ID running from Main Street, north of the residence
Of Abel Jaques Esq Also, on Austin, Chandler Chatham
Newbury and Gu ncy Streets. The above Lots now
for the first offered sale. The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main ST.
makes them the most desirable Lots in the CITY, Terms
sale TO suit the purchaser. a $3.50
l.. e. s. p. HARRINGTON,
Ang 80. dw1 IL Portland Street.
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FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

FALL AND WINTER FASHIUNS.
MFRS. FELTON,, begs leave to inform the Ladies' OF
l Worcester that she has received her Fall and Winter
Fashions and that she is prepared with the assistance of
French Mliner to make from The richest Materials any
thing they may please order short notice, i'll neat
and fashionable styles
NIB. Some very choice styles ofBonnes, will be opcI
ed Thursday of this week The Ladies are respectfully
invited to call and examine the above.
Worcester, Nov 20. If DIV
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INVALUABLE INVEMTT0MS.
SVHS. Es GUY,

No. % Sudbury Street, Boston,
WOULD inform the public that he has invented new
w conrvance for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS;
which imparts to the neither color acid
The outside of the pipe is covered with composition that
preserves them from This is considered by the
eminent chemists THE PIPE fit for conveying
houses for domestic pur Those using aqueduc
will find it for their advantage call and examine.
lTIie has also invented a GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed The bottom Of Wells and Springs The water is
carried through glass lined pipes any part of the
desired. Persons from the country invited call
or send in their orders dwtf Boston, June %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-06

METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT
THIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio is min
era substance dug from the EARTH containing according
to the analysis of the best chemists oxd of IRON magnesia
alumnia selcia, &c, forming compound which, when ap
piled to the surface of Brick Wood Stone Tin or Iron
comes perfect Slate covering nperUious the action of
FIRE or Wedther. For sale by the subscribers SHARON
Quo, or No Is EXCHANGE ST, WORCESTER, Mass.
where all orders may be addressed.
BEACH g. JOHNSON.
G. j. Taft & Co.. Agents for Millbury d2awtf JySO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-06
BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made 10 order from the hes
" of seasoned Lumber. Also Seam Ruhbers, Reeds Pat
tent Screws, &C. u Express orders promptly answered
c. e. WILDER,
Aug 3. eod&wD CPntTrl Street Steam NfiH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-06
Waters Celebrated Indelible Ink.

WITH and without preparation The above INK ha,
" been IN use for the last TEN YEARS, and not IN sinal
instance has L been removed by washing found the leas
INJURIOUS to the cloth. r' =
WARRANTED TO GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION
For sale in Worcester wholesale and Retail the pro
pretors prices, by the agent,
LEWIS T. LAZEII, Apothecary,
M4dwistf 20l Mnin-st,, A doors north Am. IIo
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

IMpoRTANr FROM CAPr OF Coon IloPE.
The barque Hamilton. Capt Ilalle't,
arrived al Boston Friday afternoon,
with da'es from the Care Of Good
Hope to the 4th Of February, forty
days later than our previous accounts.
The accounts from Cape Town are
most crlorable. The Kafliir chiefs
have generally rebclled against the
English authorities, and it was irared
at the latest accounts that the Ilotten-
tots were also wavering in their loyalty.
From the last Of December the date
of the last advices, a war of posts had
been continued between the rebels and
the English and their native allies, in
which the former were always victo-
rious where the action was in the open
fclds.s
The accounts of the murder cf ia RIM
ers of the interior, their families and
servants, by the rebels, come in from
all quarters. and where they were not
killed they were driven off pennyless,
and their farms and houses plundered
and burnt.
Sir Harry Smith, the English Gov
ernor, was forwarding levies to the
scene of war. II e Colonists were aid
ing him, believing that in aprompt sup
preston Of the rebellion lay their only
safety.
Should any number of the different
native chiefs with the Hottentots, Join
the rebels, the contest would be dcs-
perate one. 1t was thought that the
Governor would soon be at the head of
ten thousand men.
The Cape Town Gazette of Feb. 1st
says that on the 23d Of January the
KafIirs 5000 strohg, attacked the colo
nisis aud other allies near Fort Hare.-
They were repulsed with the loss of 100
killed.
On The 81 January, strong force OF
Kafiirs attacked Fort White. The
KafTirs were dispersed with twenty kill
ed. On the morning ofthe 7th. the re-
bel chief Hermanus, with his horde of
Kafirs and the Hottentots whom he
had scduced or compelled to acrompa-
ny him, attacked Fort Beaufort. The
assault was rcpulsed. and the chief and
his son and number Of his people kill
ed, and his party completely routed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

The library of the late professor
Webster was sold at auction last week.
1t was quite valuable, containing many
good works in chemistry and medicine,
but was more complete in works TWEEN
ty years since then those of the present
day.
The chemical and philosophical ap-
paratus at the Medical College is to be
sold. The Times says the mineralogi-
cal cabinet contains one specmin which
has melancholy interest associated
with it on account Of the fhtcs OF its two
last possessors. 1t is loadstonc or nat
ural magnet. which, before il come in
TO the possession OF DIR Webster, be-
longed to Lavoisier, who vas guillo-
tined.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

r.. p. WuirPLr.-Thc March mum.
her OF the Christian Examiner, in mott.
cling the recent edition of the Essays
and Reviews of Edwin =. Whipple,
takes occasion 10 make The following
suggestion 10 ilrt gentleman, which we
trust he will in due time carry out -
From Mr.. Wh,p.lr'a minute ar-
quniniuncc with The subject III AL Ms
rcalllns we have long irli "A strong
dcsir, iha, h. might br induced Ia pre-
pure critical ani popular History of
English Literature. For such n task
h- is admirably quniiird 10y all his stu
dies and we happen 10 know thai he
possesses ample and valuable mn,crmls
fora work which like MIR. TrknoI's
History OF Spanish Literature. should
he an honor 10 our country. So far as
our knowledge extends, there is no
work that covers the ground over which
"A complete ard well disgusted survey
OF En-. lish Literature would pass"
.l The Secretary Of tn Interior
Mr.. Stuart. has given IA dccisI . ~ to
the asslgnabi,ity of Land Warrants un-
der the recently enacted Bounty Land
Law. The Seer tary re ailirms his
opinion that the Law, rs it stands, does
not authorize assignment. The bill
making the Warrants assignable, il
will be remembered, was among the
measures which failed at the eleventh
hour oisthe last session.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

10 The Providence Post says that We
are influenced in our course in regard
to the question OF the residence OF Mr.
Lawrence by Il desire TO break down
the Town Council of ,his town. This
assertion is an unqualified faIschood.--
We have no disposition to break down
any Of the members Of the Council, and,
as far as we are concerned, they are
welcome to their Offices to the end OF
their lives. Principe alone influences
us in this matter and we are pursuing
the course which every honest man
would, when convinced that he was
right. And any man who pursucs a
different course, With n full knowledge
of all the circumstances, Mr.. Lawrence
acts and, above all, his solemn oath in
New York, in July lest. must either lie
afflicted with n palsied heart, or n
strange mcn'a! obliquity.
Perhaps the Post can give us the
opinion OF some other member of the
Board, as Mr.. Lawrence was holding
an earnest conversation with one of
them, on the subject, few days ago,
apparently endcavoring TO ascertain
where the shoe pinched.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-03-27

i-r The great question ~ Rhode ls.
land seems To be. where does MIR. Law
renee, tn, Dcu. orralic candidate for
Lieut.. Cover or. reside The Wings
say that he is Il citizen of Ne" York
while our friends assert that lr Isl gem
uinc Rhode Islander. |, would seem
that 81 simple a question ought 10 be
easily settled, yet We find The Pr vi
dence papers disputlUg ai'out IT with a
rood deal of Warmth BosiDn Times.
The fault is altogether Oh the Demo
cratic eide, the organs oi which persist
in saying practically that Mir Lawrence
IA very cetimable and honorable man
lis not TO be believed on oath. We
lceI bound To defend him against this
slandcr. He Gays and swears that he
resided nt iyS Broadway, New York.
Oh the lth OF July, 1851. The Demo-
cratic papers say that lac did not
Proc. Jour.