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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09
TINTED STATES AND FORETGN
~ PATENT AGENCY.
70. 80 STATE SIRE STOW.


Late Chief Examiner in the United States Patent ne
fce procures Patents in this and Foreign Countries
ReferencesThe undersigned, Principal and Assistant
Examiners in the United States Patent Office have for sew
lately Principal Examiner in this Office and take nlea
in stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral
character of unquestonabe knowledge in the business
ments such as eminenty fit him for the business in
which he is about to engage.
HENRY B. RENWICK, IT R. PEALE.
L. D. GALE, TH0S II. EVERETT
]. II. LANE, +. S0UTHGATE SMITH
W. c. LANGDoN
Principal Examiners Assistant Examiners.
From long acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper fully and heartily concur in the fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues
WIN. P. y. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents
Boston, Jan. %, 1854. feb4 deod&w1y
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GTARCH, ARGOLS, &c.-P0TATo STARCH,
- Wheat do, Red and Gray Argos Blue vitriol, BIZ
Chromate Potash, and Pearlash, for sale by
G. S. l. A. j. HOWE,
as dn Wor. Bank Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

Il TNFASHEONABLE HATS AND CAPS.
IA large variety which will be sold at a great de-
ductlon from cost, at MERRILLS,
MARI dawtf No. 22I Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

EpOHS' CAPS.-A large assortment of Boys Caps
AB made in the most fashionable styles may be found
at MERRILLS,
dawu No. 221 Main ST
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RE rem Els .

~
Persons in the East wishing to know more of this mat
ter and of the parties composing the Company are respect
fully referred to-
d. d. WILSON, HIRAM WALBRIDGg, and CHESTER Bed
ELL of the city Of New York.
john L. NEwBoLD, Esq, Philadelphia.
JONI THOMPSON, Esq, Banker, Wakefield, Rhode
Island.
Il. BALDWIN, L. T. DAVIS, and JAMES L. VOORHEES,,
Esqs., city of Syracuse, N. Y.
Or to WHEELER TRUEsDELL, Esq, Agent of the Compa-
ny, at the office of the late United States Branch Bank
New Brighton, Beaver county, Pa. Mr. Truesde is pre-
pared to show the property in all its Details with maps
plates, descriptions tems conditions and future pros
poets of the Company; also, make Contracts leases,
deeds, &c.
Western References to the Property and title thereto
N p FETTERMAN, and EDWARD SIMPSON, Esqs. Pitts
burg.
Thomas CUNNfNGHAN, Esq Beaver, Beaver Co., Pa
X. j. BAKER, ESQ., Economy, Beaver Co., Pa.
Dr. CHARLES I. WHTPPo, Newcastle, Lawrence Co.. Pa.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON, Esq, Brighton Beaver Co.. Pa.
NJ. T. C. GOULD Secretary,
WHEELER TBUESDELL, Agent
Ofthe "BeaUer Manufacturing Compaay.n
New Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa.
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IENRY IT! THoMPSON's CELEBoA.

FHNRY 1T! THOMPSON'S CELEB kA-
n TED WASHING COMPOUND. The manufacturer
Othis Compound has hesitation in pronouncing supe-
rior any article of the kind before offered to the
public.
It's entirely free from any substance that viii nure the
color texture of the finest fabric and is therefore parc
uarly adapted to the washing of fancy articles.
For Linen Cambria, Muslin &c. it is unequaled, entire
y removing all yelownes thereby rendering the process
Of bleaching unnecessary.
AS article for Toilet it will be found beneficial al
30 for Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands, any Eruptions of
he Skin. Sold Wholesale and Retail by
inch 2 diff II. GRIFFIN L. CO., Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

"a A FEW MORE NICE COTTAGES
f'1:8 FOR SALE.-seyera Involvement Houses,
si@Acentray situated prices, from $4,000 to $4,000.
Payments easy A. j. EATON.
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S-4 12 FARMS FOR SALE OR oya
t!!Es EXCHANGE-BY GUSTAVUS ELLIOT, Of tFYas
ssAAhce 251 Main Street, House, No. l, corner -s@
of Chandler and Queen Streets.
in Worcester from $500 to $4,000.
in Sutton, from $1,000 to $4,000.
in Charlton, from $500 to $4,000.
i'll Millbury, from $500 to $4,000.
in Paxton, with from 1000 1900 cords of wood by
estimation-price S2500.
Also, lots near the Worcester Academy and the new
Machine Shop-priee from five to ten cts. per foot.
Also, several lots on the Wheeler Farm. Part of the
above to be exchanged for houses in this city 25 dtAp
IA FOR SALE OR HANGE.-
f,T;G Two Story House, on Queen St.
a~2AL2 South Irving st.
Cottage Houses on Newbury st.
Cottage House, on Chandler st.
SO Houseots, west side Of Goat Hill.
4" near the Worcester Academy.
" on Chandler st.
80 acres of Woodland, in Sutton.
60 acre Farm, with House and Outbuildngs in Sutton
Apply to G. ELLIOT PSI Main st.
deco DIFF
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Patented 1852.
These and beautiful articles, in imitation
the richest and most expensive kinds of Marble In
style and finish they stand unequaled very highly
polished retain their beauty much longer than common
They have been extensively used in public and private
buildings giving perfect satisfaction. While much supe-
ror in appearance, they sold cheaper than anything
of the American Institute New York. and the assachu
sets Charitable Association Indeed the confidence with
which they have thus far been received gives the ast
evidence that this marble will by its many advantages in
great measure supercede the use Of all Others
Architects builders and all others invited to exam
inc them at the Ware Rooms of the Company corner Of
fremont Row and Howard street, opposite Hanover street.
JOSEPH STORY, Agt. and Treas'r.
Boston, Dec, 1855. declS d2taw&w1y
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~ FARMS FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
f,,se fers Farms for sale, the coming SPRING. of
s4sacres Of 60 acres; of 70 acres; of 81 acres,
and of $50 acres-all with good buildings situated
from II to miles from the city Of Worcester
Also, all the Real Estate owned and occupied by
the Widow Asahae Earle Mulberry Grove, in Lei
cester. For further information, inquire of
EZEKIEL DANIELS.
Worcester, Jan. IS 1854. ia2O d&wtf
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kz1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
.R Estate at the of Summer and Belmont sts.,
srecently occupied by the American Antiquarian So
ciety, is offered for sale on liberal terms
Inquire of S. +. HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. ie7 diff
TEN0 RENT.-A ROOM over the Store Of the sub
IL scriber. jell diff II. AYRES.
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THNO CAPITALISTS. MANUFAC TUR-
II ERS, AND MECHANICS.
ME BEAVER MANUFACTURING cOMpANY.n

,"THE BEAVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.n
Under Charter from the Legislature of Penn, with
capital of S500000 propose to establish in the village Of
Brighton Beaver Co.. Pa, number Of Furnaces and an
extensive ROLLING MILL, with the necessary machinery
and apparatus for the production of Bar Iron Sheet IRON
Nails Spikes, &c, &c, and, as soon practicable,
Mill for Railroad Iron.
Towards the accomplishment of this object they are will
ling furnish the appropriate sites and grounds for the
works. together with the necessary of water pow
er the privilege OF getting COAL iron ore fire clay build
ing stone, timber, &c all Of which they have in greet
abundance; also, dwellings, mechanic Shops and vacant
lots for the occupancy of operatives and otherso exc
vate large and commodous race, canal siNySfeet
wide for the more convenient and abundant supply Of wa
ter and for the passage Of boats and from the works.
and to erect suitable buildings in which to carry on the
contemplated manufacturing operations
Such grounds water power erectons improvements and
privileges they propose to put in much capa and
1t is hoped that other parties with capital practical
knowledge, and mechanical experience will be found
ready and willing to supply the machinery, the manufac-
turing labor, and portion of the working cash capital
This Company is willing to contribute any reasonable pro-
portion, from one-fourh treeourhs of the whole cant
tai required for each particular branch Of the business as
it is their determination to afford every possible aid and
facility to those who identify themselves with this enter
prise and they accordingly offer equally liberal induce
ments Tor the establishment OF many other branches of
american manufactures, not above enumerated, espe-
ciay those which tend to the extensive development
Of the mineral stores by which their position surrounded
and their grounds richly and extensively pervaded
(See multiplication and extension Of Iron manufactures be-
low.)
The Company repairing their Cotton FACTORY
and FIGURING NIL, and are willing to to practical
and responsible parties either BOTH for of years.
and upon liberal termshat their attention may he
particularly directed the establishment and prose-
cuton of other branches, Of which have been ener
ate and to which they would add the building Of lOcomo-
ves, cars, omnbuses and carriages, and the making Of
pottery: glass; fire brick, &C. for which they have the ma
teras upon their own ground in great perfection and
abundance The FIGURING Mill is capable of making 200
barrels of -four every q hours 800 barrels of kiln dried
corn Anea upon the most approved plan for either of
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g II TT

tons sleigh shoe Steel, (Swedish)
pest cast Steel, (Sauaerson, Bro. h COY
round machinery Steel.
5 English spring
German
Bstered ~
Corking
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NxTRA POTAsH-2.500 LBS. Ex-
ira 1st aort superior article for soap MAKING, VT
-. - l. .las Adv so1ss s'ts vyNl q SWEET CO.,
sa Elk q dsw " = : iss Nam It
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face .Anvils and
FiceS. Best English .Aacils and Taces.
Horse Rasps and Files.
NUTS and WASHERS, AXLE-TREEs and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMITH's BELLOWS,
BLACKsMlTHs SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
NCOTIA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

- FOR SALE.-The Real Estate, corner of
ed Portland and Myrtle Streets consisting of Houses,
rees4AI-and about 15,O0Oieet Of Land Inquire of
aug2 diff EDWIN GLEASON.
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"a WATER POWER & RUILDINGs

7 y
E.sV FOR SALE.-The Subscriber, wishing to make a
schange in his business, offers his entire Estate for
sale situated in the Furnishing town of Leominster con-
sisting of Fifty Acres of Land.
with building so by 80 feet two stories high,
stone dam and new fumes. Said building, with the
addition of machine room would be wen adapted for a
small paper mill. The power is capable of driving four
engines the drest part of the season. and may be increased
one-third with small expense. On the premises are
Dwelling Houses with Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and
all necessary Out Buildings, mostly and in good
pair They situated onehalf mile from Railroad Sta
ton on the Ftchburg and Worcester Road which makes
the facilities Of freight for Boston and New York surpassed
by in this part of the county. The whole will be
sold, and part of the purchase money may remain five
years, if DESIRED will sell one half of said estate and
take interest in the business Said buildings could be
fitted, ready for use, early in the season.
For further particulars in relation to said estate all COM
muncatons addressed the subscriber post paid will
meet with prompt attention. WHITING GATES.
feb7, 1853 d2aw&wtf
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6NAN BE FOUND AT 10 FRONT ST.
WARDEN'S BLOCK.
A general assortment Of Stoves, Tin Copper,
Britannia and Brass Ware. Tin Roofs put in the
best manner Tin and Copper Cutters and Conductors put
up at short notice. Also Culver's improved Hot dir
Furnaces for heating public and private buildings the
best in the mo- ket. u. 4. PHELPS.
ie1
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splendid House, with Barn and Blacksmith Shop, an
about 10 land situated in the of BoouL
Farm containing 100 of choice land, and good build
ngs, conveniently located, 10 miles from this city;
within miles; of So acres within II miles Of thi
city; houses and outbuildngs, in ourishng village
II miles from this city; House in Roxbury built years
SINCE rents for $40 per month; elegant house. vita
barn and Of land commanding delightful view of
Boston, situated in West Newton; several valuable water
privileges varying from to 10 miles from the city; 200
wood and TIMBER from II miles from the city to
be sold in small lots, or by the largest amounts
Purchasers be suited in price and location of pro-
perty, in the country or city. feb6 DIFF
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that being direct contradiction of terms but that he
makes to order the the very best of CUSTOM WORK at
rs low prices as you buy the miserable "Custon
aady-Made" slop work, with which country is flood
ed 131 Main st., Worcester. ap1O d&wtf
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Clothing, ST.

4 w. STURTEVANT, MERCHANT THOR.
10 wishes his friends to remember that he does not
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-09

EEAIR MATTRESSES AND SPRING
Il BEDS-Hair Mattresses and Spring Beds made to
ORDER of the best quality, at 10 Main st., (up tars)
oct9 d&wtf TABER CH0LLAR.
NER M. w. GERALDS,-FEMALE ply
I'VE SICIAN, and successful Midwife, educated at the
N f. Female Medical College, VIII answer calls night
and day lTResidence No. ! Walnut Street
AMI diff
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EwS FOR SALE THE subscriber being mrs
!s DESTROYS of leaving this State, offers his en- fS
.IIAtre REAL ESTATE, at very low prices, CON -~@
ssting in part of House Shelby street, one do,
unfinished Laurel street; do Grafton street; 20
House lots Laurel Hill; do, Grafton street, IA
of Land, the Holden road; lSS acres of Land,
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
Oct6 diff A. NJ. MERRIFIELD.
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- LOOK AT THIS!.-A house for sale
.s tenemens, well arranged for taking boarders
lathe Stone Shop. The house is in good repair, and
part of the money can lay desired, for term Of years
Inquire at 113 Salem ST. JAMES 7. ELLIOTT
Worcester Feb / 1854. diff
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GOAP AND PALM OIL.-75 BBLs. Oil Soap;
- 80 cases Soda Soap;
1000 lbs. Palm Oil; for sale by
G. S. & A. J. HOWE,
dec2S DIFF Wor. Bank Block.
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Real estate. Scr Gale, Mr.
IMMENSE TRANSACTIONS IN
REAL E IT A T E,
AT
Il u M n rUsC

AT
II. +. ABB0TT'S
REAL ESTATE EMPORIUM
Property in the exchanged for Farms and Woodlots in
the Country and Real Estate barered for City Lots and
Houses.
City Property fer Sale.
tenement house on Irving st., nov.
tenement houses on Chandler st.
? ? tenement houses Mason st.
l tenement house, cor. Pleasant and Newton SITS.
tenement houses on Newton st.
l tenement cottage on Lafayette ST.
tenement house near Lincoln ST.
ESQ House Lots in all parts of the City.
% on Union HILL Medical College; 20 on Vernon
street, 20 Elm street; 80 Pleasant street, 80 Oak
Hill.
Property or Commission ga the City.
Building Main ST., worth $4,000; House Elm St.
worth $4,000; House Portland st.; Cottage Houses
new, within five minutes walk of the Post 0hiceprice
$780, fourth cash down. the remaneer in yearly pay
ments, or to suit purchasers.
Property for Sale, out of the City.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13
Prospective scnrci,y OF Coffee.

FROM lengthy article compiled on this
subject in the New Orleans Commercial Bull
letin, we ascertain that there will be fall
ing off in this article this year of near twen-
~ per cent. From the lst of July to the LIST
Of November last, the deficit from Brazil is
24S,755 bags, or decrease of 23I per cent.
The falling off from the LIST of April is ex-
pected to be greater than this, making the
whole decrease from Brazil near Sc,00O,OOO
pounds.
FROM Java the decrease will be about 90
to % millions of pounds within the same pc.
riod.
This extraordinary decrease in the produc-
ton Of this article must produce correspond
ins increase in the price, and we may safely
anticipate that The price will be high for two
or three years to come, as it W take at least
that long to materially increase the produc-
ton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13

Ii is wiser to be always listening to
profit by what we hear, than to be always
speaking to be heard, tvr he who never hears
and never thinks must bring his knowledge
To an end.
Let the fool speak. if he is inclined. for az
gold is found in useless earth SO may truth be-
found among the words OF folly.
Fol ow the prescriptions of nature and you
will avoid disease.
Form no opinions without consulting rea.
son. when iacts a.e absent.
Never dispute with others in the street, for
you will attract the passers by, and when men
are thus exposed they never yield.
Never sacrifice principle for gold nor hon.
esty for office.
Never tear a boaster, for his strength les
only in the noise he mukes.
Ifyou worship anything, do it with sinceri-
ty, else refrain.
Never serve others merely for the sake OF
serving yourself, for such acts beget contempt
instead Of respect.
This is a world Of words, but none should
play with them when common sense is not at
home.
Kindness will win any one from vice to
virtue, but call men dogs and they will learn
to bite.
Shun the man who deals in smooth words
a nd has no other occupation, for he may bring
you to the same condition.
No person can be either gentleman or
lady with, at serious conversation, and sen 81.
BILE information.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13

The FLooD-:iREAr Destruction The
river here, up To 10 U lock last night, was RI
sing at the rate of four inches per hour. The
water then was over all the curbs from fourth
to eighth streets, and extended up the alleys a
considerable distance. Drays were inning
all night removing goods out Of the celia $.
We presume that boats will be able T. land
this morning at the foot oflenth and eleventh
streets.
Our accounts from above are very discour-
aging. The teegrsphic dispatch from Gin
cinnaIi received last night says that the river
had r's'n % feet there in the preceding TWEEN
ty-iUur hours.
All the adjacent tributaries Of the Ohio are
out ct their banks, causing great destruction
vi property.
We have no dispatches from beyond Gin
cinnati, but learn by boats that the heavy
rains have extended To head-waters, and a
letter from Wheeling is said To convey intei-
ligente that flood IN the river has occurred
there.
We now really think that the river will at.
tam US high Stage as in lS47.
All the denizrns of Water street have lpf,
their first siortes.-Lou. Erening Bull. llth
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13

THE RAISs.-The frequent and long con.
inued showers that have visited this region.
during the last two weeks have ceased after
a very extraordinary fall o: water. AS far as
our exchanges have reached US, all speak OF
tremendous and long continued rains. The
result is now quite apparent, that the Ohio
valley is to be visited by food, probably Sc.
conL to none ever known. In addition to the
flood created by the heavy rains, an immense
quantity OF show water is yet to run out o.
the two main tributaries of tie Ohio. In the
highlands of the Alleghanies there was re
ported to be from one to three feet snow
two weeks ago. The prospects indicate .rea
destruction Of property. Our neighbors re-
siding in the "Bottoms" in this vicinity, are
bringing their grain and other property t.
this city for safety. Several small steamboats,
are employed in that business at present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13
~ The New York Herald says that a

~ The New York Herald says that an
imposition, not less fragrant than that IF DR..
Gardiner, was perpetrated upon the Tres sury
under an award from the same Board of Com.
Inissioners to a certain DR.. Meiere. all adven-
turer OF the same school as Gardiner, and
friend of his in Mexico. Neiere's claim was
for losses incurred in the stoppage OF his
works at great quicksilver mine in part OF
Mexico where no quicksilver has ever been
found. With the aid vi Gardiner and his al.
lies, however, Meiere obtained an award OF
$4,000 indemnity. Gardiner is said to
have get u large lee tor his services; but with
the bulk OF the money, Melere decamped
again to Mexico, 10 enjoy it beyond the reach
Of the law. He wa seen about two years
ago 10y gentleman from the United States,
and being informed that there was an indict-
ment out against him for his fraud he cody
replied, "Well, have go, the money, catch
me it you can; and when you get back to
Washington tell Uncle Sam, with my CON-
plments. he is Id old fool, and NAV 30
to the devil"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13

az The citizens OF Pittsfield ILL.,, recently
held q meeting, raised the funds, bought up
all the liquor in the place and burned it
that is, all hat had not too much water mixed
with it to prevent its burning. D,n't blame
them at all for burning the bad liquor, bat
they might have saved little OF the best 10 r
medical purposes and "iever aud agut" times /.
Theirs our sentiments, at least.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-03-13

HIGH TAxEs.--Ir a late speech at India
napolis, says the Rockville Wing, Mr. H..
w. Ellsworth sad he was prepared to pre-
sent statistics 10 prove that oae-half OF the
amount 1T taxes new paid by the citizens OF
Indiana, was solely Oh account OF intrmprr-
unce, and that prohibitory Jaw would re-
d, CO the taxes OF the State. One-half. You
who grum bed at high taxes, listen to that!
Mr.. EI.~ orth s an able D.mocratic politi-
clan OF the State, whose efforts ia behalf OF
temperance will d. much to set he people 10
thinking, aud To inv-sti. ating the subject OF
Il y: ohibltory law. Let them read, think, and
investigate AID they t'o, as well Us Mr..
Ellsworth, will be IN favor of Il prUhibito y
law.