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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21
mAssAoHUsETrs LEGlsg.ATURE.

n ssa FRIDAY, Jan. 20.
The House order, making all orders Of notice
reiurnable on or before h. 4th Of February next,
was laid on the table. ia f'g@
Petitions presented and refened--Ofthe Lynn
Mechanics Bank; Of the Columbian Bank, TBos.
ton; and Of the Quinsgamond Bank, Worcester
severally, Tor an increase of capital. By Mr.
Davis Of Worcesier-of Charles L. Hunting and
others, for a Fonrpenny Savings Bank in " or
Cesier.4rg efAafrs es,.tsE5 Fl
/, Mr. Parker of Suffolk, from the judiciary CON-
mitee, reported that the bill authorizing the Su-
preine judicial Court to issue rInjuncpoas to pre-
vent Railroad Companies from entering upon GER
tain lands, ought 10 pass
Order Adopted--On motion of Mr. Warren of
Middle.ex, that the Judiciary COMMITTEE he in
strut ted to consider the expediency of providing
BY lew tor the election Of all municipal officers by
plurality of votes instead OF majority. Ad.
jcurned a 4t &sa} Hs 8
DEMONSTRATIONS presented and referred
OF the Village Bank Of Danvers, for increase Of
capital !; orc. b. Pennlnan and others, of vii.
Jamestown, against the right of Periey, j. Pundle
to his seat as representative from that town.
Orders Adopted. On he expedency ofamend-
ing these section of the insoyent law.
Ms Ladd Of Chicopee, from the Committee On
Accounts, reported in accordance with the order
adopted, January Is, that the expense Of prin ing
the Debates Of the late Constitutional Cont enton,
and for reporting the anne, are estimated for The
three volumes, at $4,000 (thirty Two thousand
dollars.l ~ s4 - fase
r Mr., Benchley Of Worcester moved TO reconsid-
or the vote of yesterday, by which the Honse
adopted the order concerning the distribution of
the Reports Of Debates in the late CONSTITUTIONAL
Convention. The reconsideration having been
ordered, Mr. Benchley moved TO re-comnit the or.
der to the Committee on Printing. with instruction
TO report what number ofcopies we're printed, and
what mode Of distribution bad been ordered al.
so how many coples remained for disribution-
The motion was adopted.
The Liquor QueslIon.-The Speaker appoint
edthe following Committee on that portion Of the
Governors Message supposed to have reference
TO the liquor question: Messrs. Wiggin of Boston,
Gill Of Worcester, Wood Of Nantucket, Knight Of
Marblehead, Spooner Of Warwick, Wheeler of
Beclet, Josselyn Of Duxbury and Humphrey Of
Brookline.
The bill relating to the obtaining of goods on
false pretences, ordered 10 third reading
The report of The Judiciary Committee, mex
pedieut, &c, the orderrelative TO tenancies att
will and tenancies by snfferance, was taken from
the table, the question being on the amendment,
substituting bill, moved by Mr.. Burbank of
Boston, after debate the amendment was rejected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

BOHEMIAN CRYSTAL KNIvEs.-Among
the-sarIous novelties prepared for the new year,
and ia which The shops Of Paris abound, the pref
test have seen are at the brilliant porcelain es.
Enlistment Of B6urlet, IA Boulevard Poisson
Mere, where may lie found the rarest and finest
specimens of Sevres and other French china. =
ThereaIe fruit knives Of Bohemian crystal, the
blade is Of white crystal and The handle
happy mixture OF white and blue, or white and
claret colors. Hitherto silver knives have been
thought indispensable for fruit; but this crystal
novelty is likely 10 supersede them; they are not
only an ornament for dinner table but are more
easily kept clean and bright tnan silver.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

TREATY WITH MExlco-.Merican .News,
&c.-1he steamer Texas at New. Orleans, bro't
General Gadsden's treaty with Mexico. The
boundary agreed on, commences 3 miles north Of
ElsPaso, thence southwest one league south Of
Lake Guzman TO latitude 81 deg, and longitude
III deg. west from Greenwich; thence .nonh-
west 10 point two leagues above the mouth Of
the river Colorado
The United States new territory embraces
nearly all Of Pemeria, and 80, 200, 900 acres
The eleventh article Of the treaty of Guadaloupe
Hidalgo is cancelled. Mexico is to receive $780,
100000 10 fifteen months So, 100000 on The
ratification Of the treaty, and the balance in trI-
monthly nstalments. with interest, out of which
SIS 100000 are 10 be set apart TO pay American
claims, including the Garay indemnity. If the
United States wish, they can pay The whole
amount mentioned, al once, and save interest.
q Santa Anna is going for short lime 10 his ha-
cienda. General Salas is to be The despot Gd in
terim. The empire will be proclaimed as soon.
as that treaty Is ratified.
There are rumors of The loss of another Pacific
Steamer on Chrislmas day. 1t is said that the
passengers and property were saved
There rumors also of failures among The
banking houses in San Francisco.
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CONGRESS. So,
WAsHlNeToN, Jan. 10.


SENArE.-Mr Everett presented petition, Of
the inspectors of Boston, asking for increased
compensation. w. W
Mr. Gwin offered resolution calling for in-
formation as to the disposal OF the Uned Stnles
naval force at the time Of the expedition from
California TO Sonora. MIR g. supported his reso
luton at some length, conending that the nayrI
force at present on the Pacific was totally insutti-
cient either TO protect our commerce or prevent
Fl libusering expeditions from California lie
referred to the Sonora expedition, and stated that
single vessel with but single gun would have
been sufficient 10 have prevented 1t. tie thought
it useless for the President TO issuG proclamailons
against tillibuslerng unless such proclamation was
accompanied with an adequate force
Mr. G. believed that expeditions were now go
ing and would continue 10 20 to Sonora, IN spite
Of procamatiOus or Of any force ut present in the
Pacific, and concluded by expressing the hope
thatthc treaty which has been negotiated with
Mexicn, embraced all the territory which that
government would not defend If it did not, he
would endeavor to have il so modified.
Mr. Gwin was replied 10 by Messrs. Petit, Bad
ger and Shields.
HousE.-The House went into Commits
tee on resolutions referring the Presidents Mes
sage.
Mr. Keith, of South Carolina, and Mr. Hughes,
Of New York, occupied the floor. The former
in defence of South Carolina and slavery, and the
latter with a ldbortd exposition Of the causes
which led to The breach in the New York Demo
cratic party, and defence Of the conduct OF the
s'softs''
When Mr. Hughes had finished, Mr. Cutting
made an unsuccessful attempt to get the tioor
fora personal explanation, when, pending the
debate, the Committee rose and the House ad.
journed.
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ANOTHER LARGE FIRE IN New YoRK-s
The .Nsac City Hall destroyed.--NEw York,
Jan. 19.--The new City Hall, fionting on Cham
Der street, was totally destroyed by FIRE between
5 and o'clock This evening. The building was
occupied by the United States Court, the Supreme
Court. and the Superior Court the Tax Conn
smissoners, Emigration Commissioners, City Corr
oners, City Inspectors, Fire Warden, Commits
siouers of Streets and Lamps, and various other
important city Offices. Nearly all The books,
records, and important documents were saved =
The Law Library, containing hooks to The val
ne Of $4,000. was in part Of the building
most Of the books were saved many Of them in
a damaged condition. .A4sa KS
The Library was insured for 5000. Loss
on Library about $4,000. The loss Of The huild-
ing is about $50 900; on its contents 1925 000-
! The building formerly the old Aims House.
butlwss removed, remodelled and repaired sevet-
al years ago, for its present use 1t was built Of
brick, three stories in height, and nearly 800 feet
in length. No insurance on it. N{A
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Births. M ma, er. and neaths.


We have received Lom the Secrelary's office the
Eleventh Report Of Birhs, Marriages, and Deaths,
containing the statistics under those heads for the
year 1852 R
BIRrHs.-- Ii appears from this document,
tiat there were born il thai year, Children TO the
number Of 29,S02, of whom 1926 were males, and
l44s2 f-alaes, aud III sex not regiseredi Of this
number Il, 255 were born Of American parents, TO-
99l Of foreign, unknown $50. Eighty seven cbil.
dren Of lhe whole pamter we're twins, and there
were four cases Of lriple,s, viz: one in Hampden
Co.. all females, one in Worcester, comprising TWO
males and one female, and two 10 Middlesex, one in-
stance, males, the other. females.
MARRIAGEs.-The number Of Marriages sol.
en- ,'zed, during the year 1852, was SIS of which
1902 were of naive, s,767 Of foreign popu'ation,
and 100 aot known. Of this whole number OF mar.
riages, only 22O iemaea under 20 years OF age,
over 20 and under % there were 4s496,a between
the ages Of rs and 80, there were S,l4s; between
the ages of 80 and 81. there we're 1855. From
these fguressit would appear that Ia,ly's chances
Of matrimony stand very fair even after she has
reached the age u 30 years. .e
DEATHs.--The number Of Deaths in the Com
monweah, in 1852, was s,4s2, Of whom s,97S
were ma les, aud 8, 1896 were females, and the sex
of 100 deceased persons Is unknown. OF the per-
sous deceased 2S0 males and 81 females died by
u,lties Of various kinds. Consumption appears
to have been The most frequent cause OF dea b, on
less than 1868 males and Q 4s6 females having died
from diseases OF the lungs.
Next in the catalogue Of the causes Of mortality
comes dysentery. Whole number Of deaths from
this cause l,0lS, OF whom sos were males and 504
females, aud 6 unknown. Scarletina carried off
S43, typhus fever GIT, Group 429, cholera nfantum
seases 1l6I. Out Of the whole number Of deaths,
only $50 or about one in twenty were from old age.
The period Of life al which the mortality has been
the greatest has been during the first year o
existence, about one eighth Of all the children, dying
during The first twelve months. The number which
have occurred under the age OF FIVE yeare, in 1852,
was 6,9l4, or about third Of the whole number.
The report says that comparatively as class
paupers have lived TO the greatest age; circum-
Stance which we suppose may be accounted for from
The fact that persons DO not often become paupers
until they are pretty well advanced in lille. Agri.
cnlturisls come next, and printers, school teachers
and clerks appear have the shortest lease OF hfe.
The preparation Of these reports be,a work Of
great labor and difficulty. but the importance Of the
facts which they present such thai as repay an
hundred fold 10 The Commonwealth al that they
cost. m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

MARROW EscAPE.-Friday, as the P. NJ train
to Boston was nearing the crossing at Saco, the
Engineer discovered a man, yaise in hand, mak-s
ing rapid strides down the road with the evident
intention of getting on the train. Mindful of the
danger attending this experiment he kept an
eye on the individual, and as he saw him likely
to misca1y in his attempt to get on tie plat.
form, he instantly whistled to break up and but
for this opportune signal, the man would have
been cut IN two lengthwise for, having seized
hold, BE was thrown down and dragged directly
under the car on one of the rails, and notwlth-
standing The slackened speed of the train, in
moment more he must have been crushed. but
for the presence of mind OF. a passenger, deputy
and seized him by the wrist, thus holding him
till the train came to stop Portland Advey-
tisey. 6ss IS 80 IS - ~
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Ruah.a courh cnrs Lozenre

In no way people liable 10 be deceived than
The remedies proposed Tor curing the yarus ILL., of
life. When therefore, NJ dicme has been tfsca and
nv long md successful cures. has prove Itself in
vanahe ongh he chez shef End will tie cherished
+hys all who value health Bushs Cough Cure Loztr eeA
Rave passed that ordeal, have iheT way 10 public
favor, ana are held in the highest estmston for
the cure of Coughs. Coldi, Influenza, ! osrseness,
Bronchitis. and especially WhoorinR onph, and other
ailments of The Lungs and hest. Don't neglect that
Cough. Call for Lozenges BUSH 4 CO.'S, 81 Front
Street. u9 dawu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

BALI rcnews his assurances to the public that the
best of fare and best Of attendance be found at the
Harrington Corner Saloons Ball progresses vita this
progressive age. lie adopts all the improvements in
gasiTonopy, and gives his the benefit othem
al the earle ST opportunity Come and pdrtase of his
meats, fruits PIES oysters, and COZ iectioDs They
most delicious and most superativey prepared. Ills
chosders unequal led for favor He has the tallest
sort OF chowder u night. Ns yRrrs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21
IntelIigence Omce

Having been duly licensed TO keep an INTELLIsENcE
OFFICE, the Undersigned is prepared furnish Hotels
uoa DING houses. and Private Families with American
and other male and female help. ~ Orders from the
Country promptly attended to- Persons in want OF
all - "
% Tenements, Stores, and Offices. to be let.
HF MONEY to loan On collateral security
augl0 dly LEWIS G. MUM. 233 Main at
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The Greatest Medical Discovery OF the


MR.. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered ia on
81 our common Pasture Weeds, a remedy that core
every kind Of tiumor from the Scr ofna down tc
Pimple De has tried ii in over eleven tnu
dred cases. and failed except in cases hun
der hnmQr) He has now in his possession over two
hundred certificates Of its value, all within twenty
miles OF Boston
Two bottles is warranted to cure a nursing Srre
mouth.
One to three bottles will the worst kind Of PIN
pies on The face.
Two or three bottles will clear the sy stem Of bies
Two bottles is warranted the canAer in
The mouth and stomach.
Three TO i've bottles is warranted to cure the wcrst
case of Erysipelas.
One TO two bottles is warranted &c all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted cure running Of the cara
and bioLches among The hair.
Four six bottles IL arranied 10 cure cOrTupt and
running ulcers
One bottle win cure scaly eruption Of the skin
Two to three bottles is warranted 10 cure The
ease of ringwoTm
Two to three bot,les is warranted to cure the most
desperate of rheumatism.
Three or four hottest arranted salt rheum.
Five TO eight bottles viii cure the worst case ofscIO
benefit is ALWAYS experienced from the hrst bottle.
aid perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
is taken 'tM
Reader peddled over thousand bottles ofthis in
The vicinity OF Boston. | know the effects oft In
every case So as water will extinauish FIRE 40
sure will his cure hnmor. lpever sold bottle OF it
hui that b9tlle sold another after trial ii avs
speaks for itself There Nv things abos this hem
that appears to me surprising first that grows
Dastnres, IN some places qute plenty and Yet its value
has never been known until dscOvefed il in 1886;
second that il should cure all kinds Of humr. have
given il 10 children year old, up old men Of sky,
from the home iest woman 10 Ilostun No % the belle Of
Nonantnm, ard IN all cases the is ceFtaiD n 10
change OF diet ever necessary tbs best yeu can
get. have likewise an herb when sinmered III sweet
OIL dtssolVes Scronlois swelling of the neck and
the ears-pIce so cents i8oaE
directions for Use.-Adut, one table spoonful Pc
day children over eight years, desert spooiui child
Zen from five eight yeara, spoonful As no d
rection can be applicable TO all CONSTITUTIONS take
enough TO operate on the bowels twice day
Mr. Kennedy gives personal attendance IN bad cases
oil Scralla f94a sif ID
Price 81. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,
120 Warren streeI. Roxhury1 For sale by REDDING
a. Go State street, Boston f afadg
For safe in Worcester by D. Scott, M r Green, 8.
9 White Co., q A. Harrington u Ca., e. H. Marsh
= Weathe bee. Caldwell Him. tush 4 Co. James
Green, H. T. L8zeli, sibes Scott !; Clappvin3 Geo.
Roberts; Sou,hhribae. AT Amidon DIV now
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

The subscriber, having taken the Oflre formerly
occupied BY EDWIN HAVEN, in the west Ante
Room OF horticultural Hall, wonld give notice that he
ready to transact all kinds of business ccnpectcd
with an Intelligence Ofhce. An persons NAV rest as.
sured who waiitto hire lei labor ent or Sc Houses
House LOIS, Lands, and Farms shall have tddne right
and no mistake, by calling at his Office on Front St.
opposite the City He'll. 3,8 PERRY THAYER :
Worcester, Oct 2s, 1858. 3enU oi2 DIV
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SPECIAL AND
IMPORTANT \ NOTICE.

"a / L,7persons having Unpaid Ac-
= N counts with the Subscribers, are
requested to make immediate payment,
and are hereby notified that all accounts
remaining unsettled at the first day of
February, will be left with an Attorney
for collection. All accounts must be
settled al least twice year, or we must
stop giving credit IS sy. 3 rs .'1. s.,s
B. L. HARDON & co.
jail d. VISIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

BAD SPELLING.-The Postmaster of Lever
EFT, in this State, has shown the Editor Of the
Amherst Express, statement Of forty-eight diff
erent ways Of spelling the name Of that town,
copied from letters that have come 10 that office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

sPuRK LEWIS beg to remn their friends and pat
that his sthe game and that they al
ways receiving new Supplies Of the rarest and most
delisious game They get canvas back ducks, snipes
partfidges, venson, trout, pckerel. &c which they
cook in the most approved manner, and which the yee
to meet The approval of all who visit their sa-
looms. They have chow der tonight aud invite the
crowd to come and pariabe tfit.N T
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

SIeNIFIcANT.-Itw will be seen that Speaker
Lord has appointed strong Anti Maine Law
Committee, with Wiggin of Boston at its head,
on SO much Of the Governors Address as relates
TO that subject 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21
SEvEnr WrArHrn.-Tha lelerranL an

SEVERE WEATHER.-The telegraph an
nounces that the weather is very cold atthe west.
The Mississippi river is frozen over al ST. Louis
so firmly, that teams cross it safely. This shews
great severity, considering that ST. Louis is in the
latitude Of Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

FINED.-Levi IL. Carney, Of Wallham. was
fined So and costs, in the Boston Police Court,
on Frday,fOr eyading the payment of his fare on
the Fitchburg Railroad, by giving false name
and pretending TO have season ticket
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-21

az Boston and New York Editors are increas-
ing the price of their papers, the present high
rates of stock and labor making such step ne
cessary. We learn that all the penny papers, in
Albany, have increased their price 10 ten cents.
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POTTER,s' I,iNINTENr non

What has it already done 2 IL has given immediate
relief, has ed the pain; il hass relaxed the
cords Il has strength ened tie weak joints anil litbs;
an tho vious paris which have been distorted are
once speedily esose, their usual and NATURAL
pc ton. This is ictiun. W sJiesk what do
know; affirm from actual obseTvati Read
certificates they are from men who would slie
men Whose gratitude has induced them come Tor
ward voluntarily and fer The of their namPs.
The LiGiment was never known 70 ail income single
instaiict--no' one NO mater how desp-seated abe
disease, The niment VIII find III il will pentraies
The bottom % al difficulty; will open acbanne from
the and ,enite of the COM lant The skim Sep
aratiBg the morhi4, acrid beHr attic hunnr ale
living substance driving % the surface thence TO be
forever expelled ffotH the - sttm.
rheumatism changes it, place. bnt II is most to be
fefTed when it halls uCOn the stomach Dngs nnd brain;
or, hatls to be dr. AIDED, upon he heart: then
is il ttul daDserous-then. II resort TO
The mos powerful and active remedies ii The patient
z 10 be saved. ff.- Ha.s. rs = al.l} st.s
1.-The worst cases that have ever been known, where
the patient suffering he keenesi toTtures aud The
slightest molten brought on ntolefable agony have
been instantly relieved ytlIs wender nj LinmeBi. Ii
has Rrapped with, aud the most distressing
TheuWalic pain ~ the head; ii has saved many from
these terrible Ihtohb gs, paipiainns ms that
nyaiisb attend rheumatic affections of The heari and
in every Stage OF che disease and infs forms,
has brousn, comfort, relief he4lih and happiness.
nssnch blessing, offer il 10 the afflicted invalid
with conflr Il holds false lures; it makes
deceptive promises 1t is whatit pFetenis to be;
and il the reader will but try it, he will say, The half
not told ME
sold by all the d uegists W eeks L Potter General
Agents, l54 Washington street, Boston.
decl7 deo6sm
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HOLIDAY N "a sVsJg

Just Received, among which may be found beautiful
rear Gard Cases, Porlmonnaes Jewel Boxes Btac
lets, Brooches Rings, Charms, Fancy Gid watches
Choins Keys, and lots of other things suitable for
Christmas AID New Years GIFTS at
No 2l9 Main ST. 8 doors south ofAmercan Temperatures
dl2 House under The Universais Church dit
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We hope all those wig Coughs, Colds, sc win
atteud to themselves. aud not r0nhle The Preacher
nxt su day, with continued Coughing, Sneezing
and Barking, all sermou time, One .f bushs Cough
Cure lczenges, put the mouth just the
Church. will keep you az the occasion may reqnire-
Price only l2I cents per box Sold by Bush & Co.,
S4 Front st. tRl dlt
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~ Ey- At recent murder trial in San Francis
co, the District Attorney stated 10 The jury that
twelve hundred murders had been committed in
that city and county within the last four years,
and that only one man had been convicted before
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Mu icaI Motto J

HoLpEN KNowLroS's, 20, merly Fiskes,) Quad
Rifle BAND, are prepared TO furnish Music for
Balls, Patties, &c. ANY number Of Pieces desiied
chants Row, Isaac Fiske, or at the Music Stores
Music arranged for Brass, String Bands, by A.
HOLDEN. oiS dam