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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
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from tho Report OF the Committee f,n Ier,is,,y ann
last Mechanics Fair, held in this civ. "''''"
To the cnse presented by o. y Harris or No,co.
aut, tue committee gave their UsARIMous AND IN
qu4LiFiEn praise both for the excellence of the mate
RAJ the 9airaness and decucy Of color the perect
carving OF the teeth, and aso or the superiority of he
e worN' ana the strength aud perfect fitting of The
~ e view OF these facts your Committee award to him
= Sii yer M d al,
10y lhe specimens presented"
., having Increased facilities for the manuGtcture NJ
aeeth me subscriber Is prepared furnish Dentists Win
and lile.like appearance. '"s"'
atoms OF The Teeth. w ~ ''"oi upel-
Tooth Brushes nlsos Tooth Powders. and Wash an.
perior artiees, may be had OF o. = uARRIs SUI
10. i5s Main street, nearly opposite the Post once
dnwlV
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Gray nnir Changad hr1he - or ~

Prescriptions, carefully prepared from materials Of he
That the purest, aud most reli,ble drues sbopld he
used N The preparation of family medicines and pre-
Scfp'lqs, y proposition too clear 10 be questioned.
Inc subscriber fully recognizing This important fact as
sures the public thai medicines Obtained of him may
be depended upon as unsurpassed in point of quality
Tan 1850 L. r. LAZELL, Apothecary,
Jun . io1' pawtI 2Ol Main street
- DIR. j. CIayvs0n Kelley,
OfNew York city, Analytical Physician will be in At
tendance his office corner Of Mechanic md Chntch
sis; worcester, during Tuesday and " ednesday Jan
18Th and 18th, to give advice to the sick upon AIN is
eases Of Men, Women and Children.
Al advice given freely, without charge. The afflicted
are Invited TO call iaul2 d6t-vI,
y. /. BAssETT, NJ. ID,
L at of Spring Fl e d,
No. IL PORTLAND STREET,
~ Office hours till A. NJ; from l2 to 2, and from
~ = AZ, ANS d3m'
b.. IA. KINNEY.
sculptor, and Cameo Cutter,
Has taken Rooms directly opposite the American TEN
perahce House Mafa street, Worcester, Mass where
be - prepared to receive orders for Busts Statues Me
dalton and Cameo Likenessos, &c. Designs for 0lonn-
mental Works also furnished On short notice.
jy3 da,yu
Wedding Cards.
lhose IN want OF a neat and elegant Wedding Gard,
eqnaI to Copper Plate or Steel appearance and al
h4l, ,he price, can lind II at the Spy Office,
JanlO oawG No. 9l2 Main street.
VILLA DICKINSON.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
WI attend TO this and to other matters of business
isoaice over the Central Bank novedu
Mrs. =. q God w IA nm exporter ced ands ucces
tu Midwife, holds herself ~ readiness iay and nioht
10 attend TO the duties # her profession Residence
"P'oAusths street. o2l-dn
Old Havana Cignrs,
sale ph sn brands constantly on hand and for
O'''e ol Apoihecary, 24s Main street.
HENRY &. RloE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law
oWoe,-ohe door North nj The Gnfnsfgagpond RAM
poFlS WORCESTER. Mass. d3n
f. Is: n OILS, M. d., uoMgpArHie Puv
siolAh, Residence No. l2 Main Street. Once bon,s
"u h 2 20 ~, y a. NJ 2 to and tosP.M.
- '''~ --- dly
re gars Of exquisite flavor are ALWAYS I'm h.
'omo u qu'htiues TO sui At the Drug Store Of
iod,s l.. Il. LAEElI.,
2Ol Main 81
j. Il. HOOD,
- AZ tho City Auction and Commission stoy. NJ
roar street, WorGgHter. COnSiqnmpn;s sn,ici,oi -
auction business OF all kinds PROMPTLY ntlended -, ~
JAMS dawu '"'u TO-
-. TX. CLARK, NJ D., iIommpA p,,,.,..
no, walnut street. Office hours from 4" M
and from 3f.M NV" W. M
Woroester.Jan ist, 1881. isni,
rA.o..,, MRS. M. w, Geraid's,
and .nu practical Midwife corner Of Myrtle
'''"so s"'ets. deed d3m
Memoval.-Mrs. M. Is. Tbo,npao,. psmo,.
rngsen, tnd MIDWIFE has removed 10 Mo- Ig peartsi.
- dit
pl,,, Bill LEADS
n ,sa ~ any desirable style, and the shortest M O.
'' w o"oo' jnnlO dawtf
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ALL TASTES SUITED.
.HE SUBSCRIBER wo

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully call the at
tention of members of Congress, strangers visi-
ting the city, and the public generally, to his large
assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES on hand Of his
makers of New York, Newark, PhilsdeIphia and Bal
tmore, consisting of quilted bottom, cork and
doube-soIe Boots for winter wear; also Opera and
Dress Boots Buttoned Gators patent Congress Boots
Shoes, Paris Pumps, Toilet Slippers, Calfskn and
Gum Shoes; also youths and servants Boots and
Shoes and Slippers of every description.
To my old customers / would say, that am fully
prepared to make work of every kind to order at the
shortest notice of the very best msterial and by
the best workmeu Tin q stylewhich cannot be sur-
passed by any similar establishment in this or any
other city in the Union. All measured work war
ranted toft Please call and examine for yourselves
at the Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store, Browns
JOHN MILLS,
dec I6 Fashiusble Boot Maker.
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DR.. Roses Dyspepsia Cordial.

THE Liver being the largest gland in the human
i body it is more frequently deranged than any
other. Then follows Dyspepsia, Constipation, Cbd
Feet, and Loss Of Appetite-the skin becomes yellow
the spirits droop and there is great aversion to So
cety Regulate the Liver, and you correct all these
evils. The surest preparations to take are DIR.
ROSES celebrated Railroad or Anti-Bllious PAIs-
strength
His Dyspepsia Compound should be taken where
person has been troubled with Dyspepsia long time
Price so cents but for Colds, Bilious habits Jaun.
dice, &c, take DR.. Roses Anti-BiHious or Raarodd
fuS they 90 ahead of all other Pills in their good
effects. 121a and rs cents per box.
~ The above preparation can be found, with
circulars and full directions, at the stores Of
q. d. Gilman, W. H. Gilman.
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt
J. +. Callan, John W. Nairn
kidwell Lawrence, Washington city.D. G.
). L. kidwell. Georgetown, D. c. and the various
Drug Stores in Alexandria.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
from the Boston Olive Branch.1
THE COFFIN MAKERS SONG:
BY MRS. NARY A. DENNIsoN.


Raj, tap, tap,
With laugh ana . song Of glee
The nails drive and the boards plane,
While shape home IN which Thousands have lain
And Iwork right merrily.
Rat, tap, tap,
Who says tits life of gloom,
To live with the hammer and screw in hand,
While gaping collins around me stand,
Grim emblems of the tomb?
Rat, tap, tap,
Five feet three it must be;
And the man this is for, neighbor and friend,
Can do more than to make and send
His coffin, and pocket the feet
Rat, tap tap,
Hand that board over to me;
This for an infant, that for man,
1t matters me not, must live while can;
Tomorrow Imay not be.
Rat, tap, tap,
With short and gasping breath,
While am making this lining of lead,
Many are dying, many are dead
Tis nothing, I live ON death.
The mother is weeping wild;
For this rustling satin SO fine and white,
ALI crimped and plated will fold to night
The brow of her sinless child.
Rat, tap, tap;
How the rosewood shines in the sun
'Tis costly coffin, with silver screws,
But not too dainty for death to use,
Or the worm tn revel on
Rat, tap, tap;
Line it with taste and care;
For the bride shall sleep on bosom tomorrow,
That never knew love and that never felt sorrow,
Yet burdens of both must bear.
Rat, tap, tap;
And why should regrets be givens
For theibody is only y coffin case,
Till the soul begins its immortal race
For the pleasant goal of heaven.
So, rat, tap, tap;
With a laugh and song of glee;
The nails drive and the boards plane,
While make home in which millions have lain,
And work right merrily.
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DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL

Afse "'o@ V0@a0Ote fTepdT0ta09 IN MedicdJ Science
'I'HE thousands who are suffering with any NER-
l. vous AFFECTIONS, will find immediate relief in
using using this wonderful CORDIAL It cures Neuralgia,
Heart disease Palpitation, Heartburn, Nervous Head
Ache, Tremorof the Muscles or Flesh Wakefullness,
and all restlessness of the mind or body; whether
worn down by care, labor, or study.
Ihls truly wonderful Medicine, from its peculiar
happy effect in alaying the most violent Nervous AZ
fections, and completely graduating them from the
system, may justly be termed the grandest discovery
10 the science of Medicine It subdues and ayerts all
those Nervous Diseases, over which the most pro-
found medical skill has hitherto had no control It
Is grand restorer in building up weak constitu-
ton, already worn down by disease and debilitated
by other medicine; its invigorating properties act like
charm, and its beneficial effects almost mirac-
ulous. The weak, the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasiness are frequently
cured by using single bottle.
Price so nts and to be had at the stores Of
z. d. Gilman, VIII. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co., Samuel Butt,
J.F. Callan, John W. Nairn,
Kidwell &lLawrence, Washington city, D. G.
j. L. Kidwell Georgetown, Cd. CO. and the va
rlous Drug stores in Alexandra. dec Is
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
nAILY EVENING STAR,

The undersigned proposes to publish, so
ann as q sufficient number of subscribers
sball have been obtained to justify the un-
der taking, daily afternoon paper, to be
called 1.-The Daily Evening Star"
"The Star" is designed to supply q de-
.ideratum which has long existed at the
Metropolis of the nation. Free from party
t,ammels and sectarian influences, it will
nreserve a strict neutrality, and, whilst
maintaining fearless spirit of Independent
depce will be devoted, in an especial man
nsr to the local interests of the beautiful
city which bears the honored name of Wash
ipgton, and to the welfare and happiness of
the large and growing population within its
borders. To develop the resources of the
Metropolis-to increase and facilitate its
mercantile operations-to foster and en-
courage its industrial pursuits-to stimulate
its business and trade-to accelerate its
progressin the march to power and great
ness-these shall be the main objects of the
paper.
"The Star" will also beam forth intelli-
gence from all sections of the country, by
telegraph and mail, and give it in form so
condensed as not to render it necessary to
sift bushel of ohaff before finding grain
of wheat The articles, editorial and select
ed, will be brief, varied, and sprightly. No
thing shall be admitted into it's columns Of
fensive to any religious sect or political par
ty-nothing. in a moral point Of view, to
which even the most fastidious might object.
1t is the determination of the publisher to
make it a paper which will be welcome Vi
sitter to every family, and one which may be
perused not only with pleasure, but with
profit.
The editorial department will be under the
direction of gentleman Of ability and tact.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Subscribers served by the carriers at six
cents week, payable weekly. To mail SUBJ
scribers $4 year; So for six months.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
In order to prevent persons having but
few lines to advertise paying an extravagant
rate, the following schedule will be adopted:
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RICH FURs FOB LADIES.

TODD T. CO. particularly invite the attention
/ Of the ladies of the Metropolis and vicinity, TO
their rich and valuable stock OF FUR GOODS Ins
assortment comprises the richest and finest descrp-
tons Of
ROYAL ERMINE, 80
HUDsON's BAY SABLES, -.
BAUM AND STONE MARTTN,
FITCH MARTIN, CHINCHILLA. 80
CANADIAN MINK, BLACK LYNX;
In fact every srticle in the trade recognised y
taste and fashion, are beautifully re2f~een.a :.
Browns Marble Building, Pennsylvania avenue.
dec l6
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NARRATIVE OF THE BATTLE OF NEW
ORLEANS

Narrative of the Battle of New Orleans
written by General CAss, from the personal
communications of General JACKSON. and
examined and corrected by him, and pub
lished in the Quarterly Review, No. 80, Oc-
tober 1885, Article w., as a Review of a
Narrative of Events in the South of France.
and of the Attack on New Orleans in 1914
and 1915. By Capt. JOHN HENRY COOKE,
late of the 43d Regiment of Infantry. Lon
don, 1884
Extracts
"We are not about to dissect this work
for the benefit Of our readers. We have
merely appropriated the title to our use,
that, agreeably to the approved canons of
criticism, we may tell our own story of the
eventful inroad which it describes, rather
than make our Journal a vehicle for the
narrative Of another. Yet the work is not
without interest"
"The defence of New Orleans is promi-
nent object in history. 1t closed, with the
most brilliant success, q war undertaken in
self-defence, and whose progress had been
marked by signal disasters, as well as by
signal victories. It gave tone to the ma
tional feeling, and elevation to the national
character. But it has other claims to con-
sideration still greater than these. 1t was
defensive victory, achieved principally by
the militia force, and altogether by force
recently and hastily raised, with little dis
cipine and less experience. The assailants
were among the best troops of the age, and
flushed by recent success. And they ex-
celled their adversaries as much in numbers
as in practical discipline. Arepulse, under
such circumstances, furnishes useful and
cheering lesson. Whatever tends to check
the pride of conquest and to give stability
to nations is interesting to all who look to
human happiness as the true object Of gov
ernment, and as the great end of social
institutional
X K
"The enemy was upon the Mississippi,
and their immediate designs was unknown.
As soon as General Jackson arrived in their
vicinity he proceeded to make reconnoss-
sance of their position, and to arrange his
plan of attack. The light Of their fires en-
abled him to ascertain where they were sta
toned, and to perceive that they extended
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nR. GRAEFFNEL'S GERMAN CYPRI.
H. Fan JULAP, the safest, most speedy, and effect
nal remedy ever discovered for the cure Of Ghonor.
rhoea, Geet Structure Of the Urethra &c. Price 81
per bottle.
just received and for sale by
s. 3. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Apothecary, cor. 9th and sreetts
dec Ii
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s'Around him is the primeval forest, bid
ding defiance to the slow progress of human
industry, shown, and scarcely shown, in the
little fertile tract it has taken century of
labor to reclaim. The promised city, the
object Of his hopes and tolls, is within his
sphere of vision, though shrouded from his
view by the obscurity of the night, and
guarded against his approach by an enemy
he comes to conquer without an effort, but
whom, he now fears, no effort can conquer.
The river is sending up its dense canopy Of
fog, which gradually encircles all objects,
animate and inanimate, and circumscribes
the lonely spectator within his own narrow
world. His companions had fought in many
foreign clime-at Corunna, says Captain
Cooke, at Busaco, at Ciudad Rodrigo, at
Badajoz, at Salamanca, at Vittoria, at Tou-
louse, at Martinique, and at other famous
battles which he enumerates, and where
they had seen the slite of Europe fee before
them, and its proudest fortresses yield to
their impetuous valor. Now they had been
foiled by band of husbandmen, posse
, 1853-01-29

good along the banks Of this river as anv
where,i IN the interior. But the grcalne +
tins large scopa Of country consists in its
lneXhaus,iJle forests of timber, unsurpassed
by any in the world. And the enterprlsing
lumbcrmcn and lumber shippers will find il
greatly 10 their advantage to come into
Grey S harJor. The river Is good for raft
ing Tor about 20 miles fom its mouth and
on The many small streams that empty into
il, there are some excellent mill privileges
There rs river coming into the Gchalis
from the north, just at It's mouth, said TO be
navigab.e for p miles. There are a num-
Der cl small streams cmplyiug into Grey's
haFbor ailording mill privileges, and some Of
them have good channels for boating few
miles.
We ouly want n mail route and a road to
soon make Coluubia City a place of mpor.
tnce and am dclcrmin d TO have at least
pack irall this sp.ing, so that people can
drive stock down if desirable.
Since writing the above am informed
that there are 20 prairies on the Wynochy,
and not far from its mouth, on a stream
emptying Into it, there is fall of S feet.
There is vast extent of this beautiful val.
ley that is naturally connected with Grey's
harbor, extending eastward at least 100
miles, aud more than one hundred aorth aud
south, the greater potion Of which is yol
unexplorcd, and the father it has been ex-
plofed up those streams the better the coun-
ny is. A country Ike this, that daily ob
servation and experience proves ii better
and better, with climate so pleasant and
even, and chances for fisheries uDeqaled in
the world-lhe finest Of salmon. herring,
founders, halibut, sturgeon, and various
other kinds, and clams, oysters, Holsters and
crabs in great profusion-- cannot fail 10 soon
arrest the attention of an cnterprising com
muniIy, and cause this country 10 rapidly
improve until it shall become a densely
populated, and all immensely rich portion
Of Northern Oregon. Grey's harbor must
have city Of the first class, for greatness,
commerce and wealth. .-'
...... JAMES II. RopNDTREE.
Columbia City, Jan. j, 1853.
, 1853-01-29
NO. 81.
A Bill

To Create aud Ofgauize the County Of Ring.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Territory Of Oregon,
That all that portion of Thurston county
embraced within the following described
boundaries, to wit commencing at the
northeast corner Of Pierce county, thence
north along the summit Of the cascade
mountains to a parellcl of latitude passing
through the middle Of Pilot Cove; thence
from the point last aforesaid west along said
parallel Of latitude 10 the Pacific ocean
thence south along the coast to point due
west ol the bead Of Cases Inlet thence from
the point last aforesaid, east TO the head Of
Cases Inlet; thence east along the north
ern boundary line of Pierce county to the
pace VI beginning; be and the same is here
by constituted and organized into separate
county, TO be known and called King couu-
ty, in honor Of VIM r King Of Alabama.
Sec. ,. 11ut al The territory composed
within said boundaries sball compose d
county for civil aud military purposes, and
shall be under the same laws, rules, rcgula-
lions, and restrictions, as all other counties
in the Territory of Oregon, and entitled to
elect Tie same county officers as other coun-
ties are entitled to elect.
Sec. 3 The election precinct in said
county is hereby established at the house
Of d. $. Maynard Provided, that nothing
in this act shall be 80 construed as to pre-
vent the county commissioners court Of said
county from hercafter establishing other
precincts.
SEC. 1. This act to take effect, and be
in force, from and after its passage.
, 1853-01-29
A Bill

To Create and ofeanize the County Of Jefferson.
SrcroN l.. Be il enacted by the I.egis-
latiye Assembly of the Territory of Oregon,
That oil that portion of Thurston county
embraced within the following described
boundaries, 10 wit commencing in tho
middle of Admiralty Inlet, at a point due
east of Pilot Cove thence due west 10 the
Pacific ocean; thence north along the coast
10 the northern boundary line Of the United
States thence east along said northern
boundary line to the northwest cotner of
Island county thence south along the west
ern boundary of Island County to The south
west corner of the same thence east along
up Admiralty Inlet to the place Of begin
ming be and the same is hereby constituted
and organized into a separate county, TO lie
known and called Jefferson county, in hon
or Of Thomas jefferson, Of Virginia.
SEC. 2 That ali the territory enfbraced
within said boundaries shall compose coun-
ty for civil and military purposes, aud shall
be under the same laws, rules, regulations,
and restrictions, as all other counties in the
Territory Of Oregon, and entitled TO eject the
sane county officers rs other counties arc
entitled to elect.
SEC. 3. The election precincts in said
county shall he held q, the house Of L. B.
Hasting, at Port Townsend, and at tho
hous, Of Daniel p. Brownhelds, at New
Dunginrss Provided, that nothing in this
act shall be 30 construed as to prevent tho
county commissioners court of said county
from hereafter establishing other precincts.
SEC /. This act 70 take effect, and bc
in force, from und ailer its passage
, 1853-01-29
EXhnnllon Law.

A Bill 10 exempt certain articles Of person
al property therein named from execu-
ton.
SgcTIoN 1. Be il enacted by the legisla-
tive assembly Of the territory Of Oregon,
Thai, frolu aud a0cr the passage oil this bill, ,
each and every Iesident householder Of this
territory shall be permitted 10 hold exempt
from execution, attachment, or distress, the
following named articles Of personal prop
erty, 10 wit: One bed, bed3tead and bed
ding for every two members OF his or her
family one chair for each member of said
family one table cupboard ware not ex-
cceding twenty dollars in value one cook
ing stove and its furniture all schools
books kept for the instruction OF the child
ren Of the family, and used as such other
books 10 be selected by the defendeut, not
exceeding ten dollars in value one COW for
every three members ofithe family; one
horse, saddle and bridle Provision for the
support Of the family six months all the
wearing apparel kept aud used as such by
each and every membcr Of said family.
Sac .. That, in all cases where the de-
fendant shall be farmer, the following ar
ticlrs, shall be added 10 the FOREGOING sec
ton, 10 wit; Two pair of oxen; Two OK
yokes two log chains; one plantation wag.
On Two ploughs, and one wagor.
SEC. 3. That, in all cases where the
defendant shah be a mechanic, all the tools
and implements usually used by the defend
ant in the full aud perfect prosecution of his
or her occupation, trade or calling, shall be
added to the articles named in the Glst SEC
ton of this bill
SEC. I. That whenever any doubts
shall arise In the mind Of any officer charged
with the execution. touching the amount or
Ncua'lon Of the property claimed by the deI
fcndant, he shall forthwith take TO his as
sistanoe one disintercsed householder Of the
neighborhold, who. having first taken an
oath or sfliuuinalion impauially 10 examine
and report the amount and valuation Vi the
PROPERTY claimed by the defendant---which
oath or afirmination the officer III charge Of
the execution is hereby authorized TO adj
minisler---shall forthwith proceed with the
officer and defendant 10 examine and report
the amount and valuation Of The properly 80
claimed by the defendant, and the decision
Of any two Of them shall be hnal
$50. 3, That each and every person
who shall DO summoned pursuant to the
proyisiors Of this bill, shall be allowed the
sum Of two dollars per day for tue time
necessarily employed in the discharge Of
saidsduly, 10 lie paid by the defendant, and
collected as other debts.