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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-05
UssEOEa EEasa ssae4sEssg Saloon.

SJSsHVEa EHsssa' aES' SSSEstS fSSS s0G5za.
\ n ESSRS. JANKINS d CLOUGH wouId mos re-
w specially inform their patrons, and the public
generally, that they have fitted mp ilait Dressing
Stoon, in splendid sly G, the Jewelry Store Of H.
d. Goddard Co., in the new Block recently erected
between the Post Office aud American Temperance
House, where they will be found in prompt Attendance
upon ali who may iaYCr them with call Returning
Iher most sncs'e thanks, for the liberal p uronage
which they have received during the many years in
which they have catr,d on the business in this city,
both separate and together they trust that this new
effort VIII still increase The public ftrvur
w. II. JANkINS,
decl4 dtf p. CLOTGH
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EATR OILS. &c.
4 Gard,

7 HE EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, roi the Iuxuri-
ant growth and preservation Of tie hair is an iu
valuable article, Of Intrinsic worth than any
pre- aratou Of the day leaving the hair free Iom the
oily appearance that follows most applications.
Prepared by i"mbagd n Gundal, Springfield Mass
For sale by CALDWELL y HUL, Drugg,ss, 229
: ain st Pioprelors' gents iof Worcester apl4df
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Chairs Gained!
Steam Erpines

F|OR sale Locomotive Boiler, with 40 two inch
1 tubes of "A horse power, built by Adams y Co..
Of South Boston. -
Also two Engines of horse power each. all in GOOD
order. For further particulars, apply 10
CHAS WILDER,
at WIN. A. Wheeer's Iron Foundry
Worcester, Feb. 2Sth. 1853. dawtf
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Marbleized Iron Nantes, Columns, Ped
EsTALs, TABLE TOPS, SC, sc.

TIME SALAMANDER MARBLE co. invite public
i ate iIion to their hIarbeied on as one of the
greatest discoveries Of the age and for which they re.
ceyed the GOLD MED Al at the last Fair OF the
American Institute, and THE MEDAL at the Fair Of
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute held at Washing
ton in February and March of tins year.
This material, having metallic basis is more dura-
BILE md cheaper than Marble its representations of
precious stones and the choicest Marbles, in than
sixty different varieties, exact and surprisingly
beautiful it is capable of resisting greater degree of
heat and it cannot be injured by the action of acids
oil. SiLAS g. HERRING.
The manufacturing department of this TO- is under
the superinteIdence Of r f. q j. P. Williams, the in
veutors of the system, and the financial and general
business department that of JOIN RusTON whom all
communications may be addressed, at the Principal
Ware Rooms, 8l3 Broadway, New York
april d3mos
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North End MarketI

fSNHE subscriber has opened a Market in BANGS
BLOCK opposite the Court House, where he intends
keeping assortments of
M & A L A ID VEGE TABLES,
and trusts by keeping good articles at low prices tore
ceiye his share Of patronage
~ Goods delivered in any part Of the city.
noVIy dtI !. Il. WOOD
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NOTICE.

HE subscribers have entered into partnership for The
L purpose of carryngson the
Meat Business,
at the old stand No 90 Main street. nearly onDosite
school street where they will be constantly on hand
to supply all who may favor them with their patronage
with the choicest and best Meats OF the season. IN ali
their variety, at fair prices. 4. b. LOWELL,
J. SPOONER
Worcester Feb. ], 1853 DIFF
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MISCELLANEOUS
Laather Reltinp

Leather Betting.
CUPE2!CR OK 7 MINED stretched Lelil.e, Belt
= ihg' for sale by q. 3. x A. ]. siOWE,
'au2l Hu corner al Foster and Nnrsich sis
d. k
Z Ar Us Patent OIL j, the h.s,IsoHest cleanest
~ an tst article ipr -ht ever discovered and the
uHiVersa rvor and elimination which this article has
received is more Than all other Substances for ghi com
hAod' Il can hs had Of .. #. NEWTON, hg,nt,
No. 207 ain str.eI, Walcesier
Ais, Lemps, Caas. Tubes WichinH, Dc.
n. b. Particular attention gwen to altering old
halnis; Whlrh does not exceed l25 cents per Lamp
"''#@ dawtf
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Alexander Putnam

AIa1ander Putnam
NTCULD give notice that he continues the AUC
w TON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. nj the
Old stand of Hood Il Putnam, No. I43 Main sheet
where he VIII be happy tG receive consignmeuts Of All
descriptions ofpropery, for Aucn0n or private sale
A. P. will attend to sales Of Real Estate or Personal
Property.
n b. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture
Furniture, Trunks, Nalises, Dry and Fancy Coods
&c at private sale low for Cash
Worcester, Feb g. 1853 dtfs
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.

Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
THIS neat and beautiful Eating House is kept by
Messrs. THAYER d. GATES,
where they keep constantly hand all varieties Of Con
fectioneTy Foreign and Domestic Fruits &C. al whole
sale and retail.
In connection with the above, they have fitted room
expressly for a Ladies' and Gents Rereshment Room
They also furnish families with the best kinds Of oy-
sters, by the pint, quart, or gallon,
Messis Thayer Gates hope by their united efforts,
10 merit continuance Of that generous patronage which
has hitherto been bestowed upon them, by discriminate
Ing public. BENJAMIN THAYER,
ort2l DIFF ID. q. GATES,
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J. G. Pearson

M OULD respectfully inform The ruhlir llat be ha
ff taken The old stand OF Farley d Pearson, 2O3
Main street, Worcester, Mass, wsefe he continues to
manufacture Carhart's celebrated patent s3raphines
Meiophnes and Aialans, single and double reed from
4 to octay0s, ana OF the best style and finish.
Every Instrument made add sold hy the subscriber is
warranted to g { perfect satisaclion
ianl daven
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WORCESTER. THURSDAY, MAY S. 1853
WANTS,


" N~@s ~
Notice TO Machinist5.
E OR good Machiusts wanted Immediately, by
y leb8' DIFF THAYER. HoUGHT"N & co.
Painter Wanted.
4 JOURNEYMAN PAINTER may hear ofa steady
~ situation and good pay by opl; ing at this oaicc.
mars DIFF
WANTED.
= OR Good Backsmilhs can end constant employ
mchzS ci Car Mandatory.
500 Tailors Wanted Immediately
Two make Coats Vest-. ana Pants. Inquire at
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS q co.'s
Jal2 DIFF Store 27l Piper's Block, Main street.
Wanted Immediately.
10y the subscriber, ? or gooi Macaiaists to work
ID ON Card Setting, and other light machinery.
Leicester, March 4lh, 1853, Of
Adhesive Plaster.
400 YARDS fresh, just received at poi Main st
HUI apis DIFF L. T. LAZaIL, Druggist.
Birds.
4 FEW choice. Canary Birds, Also Cages, Foun-
ap4 dH !, Maple street.
Compost Manure.
GRAVEL AMI 100 VI, for sale and delivered in any
~ part OF The CITY, by e. E. ABBOTT,
apo uf 233 Main 81.
Grass Sc DIS
r all kinds also, Garden Seeds for sale at the low
~ est prices, by A. HUNTINGTON.
Savings BanE.
OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE
HE Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank is open
l. daily for he receipt Of Deposits from all classes
w or ester, Oct. l. 1852 octIdaw ist
NJ
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Gravel for Sale.

A BOUT 800 yards OF Gravel situated on Spring st.
N 70 sale low Apply to M. o. DRIsCoIL,
apo Jim 81 Front street.
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HOUSE Furnishinp GOo6q.

~~"--'S l. IA AA-''4AAAASS NSOSNi5'
j. h. HOOD would inform The citizens of Worcester
and viciniy, lha the place 10 buy all kinds OF House
hold Furnishing Goods,
AZ The Unrest prices for Cash, at priu Ito sa'e
Is at tue City Auction and Genera Furnshn Store No.
Pearl where may be found large assortme nt of
new and second hand Furnishing Goods, almost every
thing pertaining to housekeeping; s. carpet bags
Vaces &C. Please call ami examine before purchasing
elsewhere.
N B. Those breaking up honsc keeping and others
having property dispose Of vii do eli TO call as
receive all kinds Of property consiI umcn and in
notice.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attend
ed to, IN any pant Of the County. J l. HOOD,
Auconeer ana Commission Merchant
No. | Pearl sueef.
Worcester, March 8ih 1853 DIFF
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LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!
HUM A N EgAHR!

Ea a. w A IN AIR!
T'HE GILMAN HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
many OF the mast pntent known remedies Il is com
bned with the most elaborate care AMI with so strict
regard to proportion that due effect is given each in
gred Mt and the result is combination. elegant, re-
cherche and unsurpassed in point OF efficacy by any
other before the public.
Just so long vitality exists in the Hair the app-
c'uon OF the Climax Hair Tonic TAIL 10 be bene-
fetal Its nyigorating influence will make itself per-
cepible. Its action by removing dandruf and other
obstacles from the SCALP destroys their whitening el
let's aud leaves the way clear for nature do her part.
AS compound for dressing the Hair, mparting 10 it
soitness, gossness and richness and also rendering
the sthest and dest Hair, susceptible of the most
tasteful arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax Hair
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color not liable to soil any thing
with which il comes in contHct-uf pleasant and de-
cded, yet not too prominent od0r, the Climax Hair
Tonic, is what the proprietor has aimed make it-a
compound at once elegant and Effective, and of unusual
intrinsic worth
u Its put up and sold At the low price of IS cents
or Six Bottles for Sips. Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Druggist,
No. Dol Main Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
By TRADERS generally
ap4 dawtf
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FAIRBANKS
Clothes Cleansed.

Clothes Cleansed.
ID EPAIRED, Re dyed and color improved by SYL-
II VESTER WILSON, No. 1875 Main Street, rear of
Surtevants Tailoring Establishment, Worcester Mass
Mr.. W., thankful for past favors, takes this method
OF sOlicng continuance of the and will he hap
py wait upon all who will favor him with their pat
ronage. Having had twelve years experience in tie
business, he confident that he give satisfaction 10
his patrons
Sack Goats, IS PANTS 37A, V sts 25, Buff Vests So
Caps l2i. Every Garment Cleansed by him, is war
ranted to give satisfaction Garments by Stage or
Express will be promptly attended TO. For sale G
Paich's Spirits of Soap. np2l DIFF
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Paper Uangings.
He subscriber has jgst rccsved direct from
P1riS) an invoice Of SUpcyjer Papers, for ParLors,
DrG'cmg RoomS Entries Saloons, SC. with a large
collection Of Chimney board Prints CENTRE PIECES,
OADo's, 8 c. which purchasers are invited to examine
at 2O7 Main Street, Worcester.
mch24 dtl A. H. NEWTON
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Compost Manure.

4 GRAVEL AMI LOON, for sale and delivered in any
" part OF The CITY, by e. E. ABBOTT
apo dtt 233 Main st.
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Grass Sc DIS

ar all kinds also Garden Seeds for sale at the low
~ est prices, by A. HUNTINGTON.
ap27 afr
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Birds.
4 FEW choice. Canary Birds, Also Cages Foun
"A tains &c, at BlGELOW'S,
ap4 dH !, Maple street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-12-07
THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY
W. F. DURISoE, Proprietor.
ARTHUR sIMKINs, Editor.
TIE RIM S.


Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in adrance-l"o
boLLARs and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
tnonths-and THREE DoLLAns if not paid before the
expiration of the Year. All subscriptions not distinct
iy limited at the lime of subscribing, will I've consid
ed as made for an indefinite period, and will be con-
,nued until u arrcaragcs paid, or at the option
of the Publisher. SUBSCRIPTIONS from other States
must invariably be accompanied with the cash or
efereuce 10 sume one known TO us.
ADVERTISEMENTS will ne conspicnously inserted
at IS cents per Square ~ lines or lrss) for the first
nsertiou and 81. cents for zach subsequent insertion
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81, per
square will he charged All Advertisements not
having the desired number Of Insertions marked on the
margin will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise hy tic year can Go so on
LIBERAL erns-it being distinctly understood that con-
rac,s for yearly advertising confined |" The mme-
date legitimate bu:i iicss Of the firm or individual
contracting Transient Advertisements must be paid
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, in
advance.
For Advertising E>trays Tolled, Two Dollars to be
said by the Magistrate advertising.
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.r.E.t
-, ,....v,.- Wy t7at OF no other Tor the
excellence of her military discipline. ,WheH.s
ever any portion of her citizen soldiery have.
been called into active service, the arts which
they have acquired at home have enabled
them to win high reputation. The same
necessity continues for an effective organi.
cation as has always existed.
invite your attention to the accompany:
ing communication from the honorable tho
Secretary of State of the United States,
covering copy Of the Consular Conven-
ton between his Majesty the Emperor Of
the French and the government Of the
United States; and by the direction Of the
President Of the United States, he requests
me to call your attention to the 7th article
of that instrument, and recommends, It III
pursuance Of existing laws French subjects
are not allowed to hold real estate in South
Carolina, that such right be conferred upon
them.
have received communication from
bis Excellency J. II. Clifford, Governor OF
Massachusetts, conveying a copy of re.
port and resolutions, adopted unanimously
by the Legislature Of that commonwealth,
in response to resolutions adopted by you at
your last session, upon the subject of the.
deaths of Henry Clay and Daniel Webster.
In compliance with his request, herewith
lay them before you.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House Of
Representatives, lave laid before you, iii
as brief manner as possible, such sugyes-
tions as seemed to me proper for your CON-
sideration. | have omitted any discuss;olT
of Federal affairs, since it is well known OF
your views upon these subjects, that adj
herence to the cardinal principles OF State
Rights,-to strict construction OF tue
Consttution,- a Tariff purely for reve-
nue,-to an economical application of.the,
finances of the government, and above all tos
stern and impartial admins sration Of the
laws, and enforcement of all its constitu:
,ional obligations, you give your support to
the present distinguished head OF the nation
rs fair exponent OF such principles, disrei
gardiug all local disputes, or contentious for
the emoluments and spoils Of office.
With regard TO our internal affairs, e
would remark in general terms that it is
wise to guard against excess of legislation:
Those laws are best which arc permanent
aud easily understood. Innovation often
carries with it more Of injury than benefit |;
and repeated changes tend to produce d
certain decentralization as to the force and
obligation of law: Notifications of it aro
frequently necessary to supply the new
wants of a growing country, but those
should rather be specific than general, SO as
not to threaten, still less to. involve the de.
struction of system which for generations
of men has worked happily and benehcent:
ly. 1t is better to preserve that tone Of
moderation which avoids the extreme of q
, blind conservatism OIL the one side, and ths
, restless desire for change on the other.
, Permit me, gentlemen, Ito invoke for your
deliberations the aid of that Divine Power
which is at once the beginning aud the end
8 OF human wisdom. - {. Sa,a
JOHN Z. MANNING.
RI NOVEMBER 2ss 1853.
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FOEs VIHa. :: 1s

-. -
final settlement tothe Supreme Court Of the,
United States, in compliance with a propos
sisiqn. from the Attorney General of this
State / suggest to syoa the propriety of
asserting to such a reference AS the most
complete mode BY which, final settlement.
of this question canhe efected.
In the last Annual Message of my inime:
date predecessor, communication n vas vas
made to youin regard to certain proceedings
instituted BY her Bfittanic Majesty. Consul
with view to test;the validity of thedawso Of
South Carolina regulating, the admission aof
colored seamensiuto the Porte, of Charlesto1.s
L am .tlad to inform you that. both Of the
cases then referred to, that Of Manuel perei.a
ra, and Of Reuben Roberts. have been set
tied. Ss
'fhe case Of Pereira was placed on the
Docket of the CoGrt;of Appeals in Charles
ton at the January term ofthe present year,
ard was considered by the Court, which re-
fused to hear argument on the meritssof the
case, and dismissed the appeal on the ground
that Pereira, being already. at liberty, Ha- /:
sbeas Corpus could not be prosecuted i'm his ,
behalf. - -
The case Of Reuben Roberts vs.: J. d.
Yates, iDslitutedin the Federal Cont, came
sup for trial atthe Spring Term Of that Court,
Judge Gilchrist presiding alone. sIns the.
charge, the court sustained the validity of
the law. and n verdict was rendered forthe
defendant. An,appeal was had IL the SUI,
preme Court at Washington, but IN July last
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DECEMBER Z, 1858.

disadvantage, and at the present moment
especially, when the rapid advancement OF
science, growing out of the daily develop.
ment Of new truths, forms more multitarious
and complex processes of investigation, the
appliances necessary in thorough system
OF education and illustration have become so
numerous and expensive, as to be entirely
beyond the limited resources of Faculty
upon the fees of the students for
their inadequate compensation, ibis natural
wear and tear of property and of their means
Of illustrati1nrat command, impose an add.
tional burden upon the Professors, which
they cannot we'll sustain.
| herewith present n memorial from the
the Medical College Of the SMte Of South
Carolina, which sets forth more in detail the
necessity for an appeal for State aid; not
only for reasons already given, but for 9TH
ers which are therein clearly and forcibly
stated. Not the least important among them
is a necessity for the repairs of their edifice,
and increasing its convenience by enlarge
ment. cordially recommend an appropri'
alton for the required aid.
The State makes provision annually for
the education of ono of the youth from the
Charleston Orphan House, to be selected
by the Commissioners. This liberality on
your part has already been extended to sew.
eral young gentlemen, whose subsequent ad.
vancement and usefulness in life have proven
the wisdom of your beuefaction. Through
me the comnissionersnowa ask that provision
may be made by you for the education of
another youtl,@upon the same conditions as
in the other case take great pleasure in
adding my recommendation to their request.
E ] shallnow proceed to lay before you a
subject which will engage your Judgment,
= vel! = ..i4:e5s ynur sNnpaIaes
lMi0ua.ai'y amg@s !l dniies OF
...sma;aea: ~ t:urity
~ II: uas On OF
elicl;.)n Of
II ;. = make
.,.... ~ 49,. .4;t.,' u; other
j;,i ,.t',,.s n: ana|s:a ~ va;e ,:-e:Fef.y for
...,as,s.:!t,.S j.. ;ue.aHairs OF life. Among all
nations the performance of this latter obi.
CATION is regarded as the highest evidence
Of enlightenment and civilization. Those
WHO are selected by tlieir ftllow,men by rea-
son of their superiority OF intellect to pro-
vide forall their social aud political wants,
f,lti.; s..:al; = - - - ar" n,":t regard
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sanity is regarded as bu. little more than
half enough. 3, s
From the confined limits Of the ground,
aud he5necessity for fresh air and exercise
for the inmates of the Asylum, permission
is given for portion Of them TO walk on
the public highway and in the streets under
careful restrictions; but such libertysghas
always been attepaed with results so un.
pleasant and injurious, that the authorities
have Aeenforced To- limit their moven,ents'to
circumscribed courts of single acre Of
ground, where ITO patients are assembled,
and so shut in by building and wall as al.
most to exclude from them the pure air of
heaven, and hidesfFom theirgiew its blue sky.
;, The institution has been:nianaged, iT my,
opinion, with great judgment and ability. |
believe that no body of-Regents in any Asy-
lum are more able or enlightened in their
views than those who preside over the affairs
of this. believe them TO be active and be-.
nevolent in the discharge of their duties
So also with the Physician and S1perinten.
dent. They make the best use of the means
and appliances which are afforded them:
But under more favorable legislationat your
hands=they can achieve more. 1t is an as.
certained fact that, in properly constructed
building, located in the country, with sntfi.
cient area Of ground about it, and other ad-
vantages known 10 scientific men, the rate of
cure IS about,6fty to sixty per cent. Under
circumstances the reverse of these, the rate.
is only about % per cent. Is not this then
an occasionefo for the exercise of your benef-
cent and liberal inter position !! u,
I submit 10 you, therefore, the propriety
of removing the Asylum to some yeni.
ont and healthy country !Jc5.i2n n@Hr the
town, and give to the. ii1sab2 . il;.5itatiou
constructed upon newes a1a afiiIcts
Piles, which shallsbeftotl;6., ftorsable
and agreeable residence - .ippi-5
ness and health can be r. pro.
per classification with Oh, ivan
tages. Enable them to :, : f-4sii air,
tho sky, and the recres 10 .i,rived
from the cultivation of u. II, ters,
and to see nature ia he :! forms.
Enable their guardians - le,a to
take an interest in sur g'esable.
objects, aud insensbly t. u tlinds
from the contemplation 6 cls; sour
ces of their own excites 8. z4,:sSaby
promoting their innocen ada::ssdble3
pleasures prevent therh ;,ro3,i;ay IN
Efs - ..t,. go
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q l.SI0.gS6 16

The treasury has paid from the sinking
fund since lst October, S6C23.50 Of the u
per cents. of 1889, reducing the balance to
S2,3S5.SO. The hauk also holds Of the 5
Ter cent. stock of 1888 the sum Of S6,44l..
So Of the 8 per cents, which was purchased
with the sum of Sl,6GS.l6. The amount
of Indebtedness is diminished by these sew.
eral payments and purchases.
The assets of the State consist of the
bank and various railroad stocks. The
assets under the charge of the bank may
he summarily set down as follows:
Total funds in the bank, rs exhibited
by the annual statement LIST Oct, 81 ,9l9932 40
Deduct bank liabilities, issues, de-
posts, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,ose,5so %