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OF the constitution and only 10 involve questions OF ex-
peaiency When the constitution provides that no bill
or resolution become law until II 10 " APPaovKp"
BY the President. il does not formal, mat,eoi
course approval. but it insgeni approvotnot
merely atquissesas assent bat approved II, 10 our
long and intimate acquaintance with President Pierce,
We have misunderstood his views TO the obligations
and responsibilities which The constitution devoyes upon
The President in regard TO the approval diapprova OF
bills passed by Congress- we shall feel that have been
dull OF comprehension indeed.
We understand il 10 be The duty well as the right.
Of the President not only be satisfied ,ha, laws pre-
sened for his approval constitutional but that on the
score Of expedieney il is much his right and duty
as OF members OF Congress 10 investigate all the facts
crcumsances and reasons legitimate TO be considered in
hs case We concede that great respect is due TO the
action OF Congress- and tina. the President would regard
.och action a. prna |ses right but by conclu
sive. We have said that have given the facts on
which Mr. Colts application 10 based no such nyeslga-
non as 10 Justify us in either advocating opposing it
II that inv should satisfy us il to have
done The able and faithful Commissioner of Patents that
Mr. Colt has already derived reasonable compensation
from his monopoly we should hesitate 10 oppose the
application, not only volaye OF great republican
nrnepe. bu, as papably evasiye Of constitutional pro-
vision We maintain that the right and the duty OF the
President 10 make such investigation, and TO approve or
dssppyous are perfect ours in our capacity as cit
izen and journalist or those OF members Of Congress
in their legislative capacity.
- Who will say that The President should spprous bill
on s face constitutional without invesg alton, if there
were facts and circumstances involving the imputaon
that It's passage through Congress had been secured by
fraud We utterly oathe the gross ibes with which the
Herald teens against members of Congress- and do not
suppose any President would feel himself called upon 10
give the least attention TO mpuations emanaiing from
that polluted source. We speak OF an imputaon made
by respectable persons, and insist that such illus
trates the right and duty OF the President We shall be
prompt 10 Wedge want of proper appreciation
of the principles and character of President Pierce be
fails subject any bill presented for his approval TO the
ssyerest scrutiny We know him to be working man.
and capable of enduring work and we think we know
,ha, be feels the responsibility OF his trust orcby that
be will do his whole duty in preserving the purity OF
legislation, well guarding the constitution agans,
open covert aggressions
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Steamer San Francisco.

A. everything relating to the recent disaster is OF abb
sorbing interest, clip the following from the Boston
Transcript:
MELANCHOLY COINCIDENCE The Inflated steamer San
Francisco cleared hom New York December I'D, and
find. examining the shipping List that the day
this following ships clesred all Of which have with
similar fate ships Commerce, Singapore and B1rnoo be-
sides ship ssxony disabled and pat into Halifax
The gea, reputation OF the steamer San Francisco for
strength seem. 10 have been fully sustained by The cir
cumstance that she held together drifting the mercy
OF the winds and waves, from December 23d to Janu.
airy 9Th.
We are informed that almost every vessel heard from
10 The same latitude. at the time, suffered in The
ams way
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EDUCATION.-Tbe undersigned, graduate Unvcrsity
o. Virginia VIII open select English, classical and mathssaf
cal school the 18th
and Ths course OF instruction will embrace all the branches q
complete scndenicn escson The number pupis vii - h
tied be carefully thoroughly nfaets6 b
principal hmself aided only tho department Of ns4e Ian
The school will desks and
ue Of the most approved style, and all it, .wanssnsns viii BE-
such best suited order aeit,e uaucoo,
promote the Mort and OF his pupils.
He has eactn. and feels
assuring ths inoec
hslr lust
pectatious will be fully realized.
Circulars containing may had, after few DAYS
the principal al his rooms, the booksores.
-, r. W. BUSHNELL Ma
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EXTRAORDINARY Attraction.-CLAOETT,N NEWTON
IA MAY, CO, respectfully ladies Wanas
and vicinity thai they had conssned thsm s
and immediate sale superb and maichs coscoa u
(aicy exhibition Crystal Palacs
prsg erquisey beautiful and
work, viz 8ssNt Eta slSHs.
Embroidered cQsks and IsanulIns s1sm =
Opers sloaks farf III
India cashmere, and velvet shawis .ala.s4
Persian silk and Delhi ~ f.aFss#
Rare and
hyres chinen'Ia, Ac, in cardinals, and nshs
Forming together combination Of
superior 10 anything introduced America
The whole Of the above will public
sale the next five days
or imperative they viii be sold without the least
original for cash. f.4.s 1900 q
Jan t2-d6t ~. $50.
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Washington, January II, 1884
Information been received this department
Ague esq United States consul nj Bilbao dismasd
loaded timber -four,
Gon She Is described
having appearance Of American vessel with negro
hgure head, resem-
bling eare''a ors" The -four barrels branded DUN
wees Canada. She supposed sailed Tho
month Ausut last appears recently
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Gy- An sdJcnrned meeting Of the Metropolitan Me
chanc institute held The institute PeDnsyi.
farker "Wednesday evening 18Th
Y will deliver
he Cnlilre he Reantiiui on occasion.
The members Of the Institute specially requested he
and the public (especisy ladies' whom
be particularly Interesting respectfully invited to attend
r. NJ. PEARSON.
ism 10 Recording Secretary,
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SPLENDID Coach Harness Auction, a. 40 ureAd-
~ New York Geo. w. Lord aucuoueen.-CHO w.
LORD Co. will se on Thursday, 10Th Instant At II ocoek
at their salesoom, No 356 Broadway
magnificent harness. pobls nannsr
with solid silver costly splendid equpee
far outvies thing Kind TIKI
expressly for Franklin Pierce
be without expense
the who ordered Edward Riddle
either unable unwilling for II At
substituted much cheaper article til
much, and eh the
sacrificed and will be sold without
to the highest bidder for cash May be psvoss
sal
Jan t2-dst [tntl
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nay GOODS, DIZZY GOODS, GOODS s--As n -.
become fashionable within years sshsr
merchants sell their goods
feel dspo.ed TO give good os ga
we viii offer entire Stock which D "a
Nothing and tsuev -
taken All goods charged will be ~
offered
business and could not d. IL ~ that
mnsd others shall have advantage in busiass you
want bargains your chance, ft ~
Jan S--d0tf a
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FEATHERS for the hair flowers, rich rbands, fans Ac
peasuek fans, elegantly wrought with and without
la ivosuck fans, elegantly wrought and without mara
90 sandal wood fans elegantly wrought, wish and without
"a red stick fans, elegantly wrought
With large Of light Spanish As
of the latest styles just arrived
Feathers for the hair
Flowers for the hair tlN-
Rich rbands 4a4
40 dozen straw and white red gloves of Bajous make
40 do dark and black do do
PARKRRs
Fancy and Psumery Store, under National Hossl.
Ian "
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Denffs, Pernsyironio arsnue, lohh strea. tAr5
HAVE this day associated with
MOORE surgical operative this con
neron enabled fully mechanical
the ONCE winch have FOR time been partially suspnAd
WM. MALHTEa, f
(Lste BarmsIe Malsessl
an ~
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Jan ls-d

by e. >. WRIGHT, AuctIonssr.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR AND MoLAssRs AT
~ AUCTlON-On Wednesday next the 18th instant,
O'Clock on A. Dodge wharf, the cargo OF barqus vii.
liam Chase, consisting Of st# Htf Ii-sHHfi
3l6 hhds. OF prime 5tb At2Hqt
1853 bbls. of choice moasses.
Jan l-dind q WRIGHT. Auet.
NUPERIOR Trees and PIants.-WM. n. PRINCE 4 Co.,
popretots OF the Lnnsan garden
New York, will transmit the catalogues Of their
10 applicants who desire TO purchase. Ian I6-dAs
OVERLAND and G0reixn Correspe nds noo.-TAYLOk
" MAURY have just imported small cAishraed
overland oreies correspondence which will be found
unusually nne quality Book and Stationery Store
Janis Near 9Th
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rITy Of ehtsburg and Coa".y Of Allegheny. PENN
yivania offer for the coupon
Of Ine city Of Piibns and Of Allegheny Pennsyvsna
These bonds issped Ptburg Connesve
Company, by which they guaranteed
We confidently recommend them capitalists
sirsbe investment.
The bond- with the exhibit. inf
nation, obtained upon Application personally letter.
JOHNSTON, BROTHERS,, n Co,
BANHENs FISCAL,
Agents for the Ptbure and Connesvle Rsiroad Company
Jan ta-dAcpn
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A FURNISHED HOUSE OR ROOMS FOR RuNr-
"a Several large and very pleasant and bed
board desfed the entire house, which fur
ned ny afnaee obtained applying te
house, the side OF Pennsylvania avenue, ,fst
near lhe BRAZILIAN Niner and almost dire ny oppsn NJ M
nardt residence preferred, the house o n.
uninrc Onnibusrs 70 The Capitol pass every !nufee
ptcaton must be made before the lsi, - ~
III
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THE National a~ WA monthly Review
title. will washington, the LET February
voted
20 produce work for reference MI subjects
tics Of the and sass and exhibit
and Of foreign
of human Industry
Terms 81 per snnum, in advance.
Al ssd addressed
National Review - Washington ID. O.
CLARKE Co, Publishers.
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GEsrLEMEs's cLoTHING-cu.,.,. No. - -

HEsrLtcMEs's CI.orHINts-gus,eun 49,.
WALL sFErhtss rennsyivanis avenue, b.svcsa -,
mont Of French CLOTHS aocsknr, fancy cassjwcr.s vsc
silk venss OF all qualities which they prenarcd - 49,
none,h the most manner AZ NJ. osf-s.
Offering great Inducements ubinr 10 cnrs.
Jan i5--3t s"V '" U''os
NlO,hsEs from Htstarys ny Axnsa SsrtcE1..a
ass rom English History, for 0hidte~ nv Asns, s,,ss,
s'oneshsm Jewish History, sdepsed yonpy ns. ~.
.nos 70 hngi,sh Composition BY Rev IN 'Rr,s~,
Inc Book Of One Hnodved Beverage W. vN,sy. ~ 49,.
er,ek Denison Maurice. '" ~ "~~@ ~ Ppsd
Jan IL rr.,.~~
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sales To-Day.

Price Of admission, so cents family circle Is cents
Doors open a hafpast g curtain rises TX O'Clock.
Jan 10 + = Z
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FIREMAN's ADDRESS
Written by G. W. Cutter esq., spoken by
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To conclude with the admirable operstta of
LIE CHALET.
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RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,

RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
have overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics de-
signs, and ready, with their talent skill and
terpre, together with rich Materials captivating styles
and unrvaled workmanship.
DRES COATS ETC.,
The climax Of and invention; VESTS the most beau
tifu styles veves, Satins Silks and Cloth with the
richest embl idery every possible Variety TROUSERS
in the extensive description of pattern, COLOR and
shade perfect fit, Cor sae) and comfortable to the
wearer, in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot
cd, and u.s. beyond any possible question: the most dis
hnguished depot for aI ~ ts
Shirts, HamdiSerchiefs,C Cola RS, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description of the finest
facture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade neatness quality economy
Please call at RICHMOND Il TR0WBRIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment No. 265 Matn
Main St., Worcester Mass.
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JUST RECEIVED,

at A. H. NEwToN's 2O7 Main Street, large invoice
OF PAPER HANGlNGS, which Builders, Landlords, and
others in want will find it for their advantage to exam
inc.
A. H N. is prepared to put all kinds of paper, at
short notice, in the best manner. mch6 diff
MONUMENTS AND GRAVESTONES,
lVI hand and Manufactured to order with neatness
and despatch.
Also, CHIMNEY PIECES, from the best of Italian
Marble Manufactured to order by experienced workmen.
SHELVES BRACKETS, Counter Tops, Cabinet Work,
&C., Manufactured to order
Also, S0APST0NE worked in its various branches to
order
An kinds Of work in the above line done with prompt
ness and warranted to give satisfaction. Work delivered
to the ajoining town, free Of expense.
Worcester Marble Works,
Near American Temperance House, Main st. worcester.
ap13 daw3m+ o. Ii. FLAGd W.
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DAILY PAPER.-Fiye dollars per year $3.50 for six
cnths rs for three months 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents each When paid strictly in aduance
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proporonste
reduction if paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PAPER.-Prce two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, S175 cts. a year; single copies cents each
Ir The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters other States 3S cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing
n all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts YEAR, in
other States, "a cts. year
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The holder of each ticket, is entitled first to steel plate
engraving, (size rs 80 in.) of the
Great American Historical Work of ART
w " q NJ NJ O.

w Y O M l N G.,
copy of which may be the office of this paper,
and second, to ONE of the 100000 Gifts, which
will be distributed the completion of the sale of the
tickets
The purchaser of tickets, on the receipt of his
der will be forwarded carefully packed either copy
of the wyoming" elegantly painted in oil colors,
copy of each of four other engravngs equal it in value
and is entitled to gifts. The purchaser of than
tickets, lave his choice out of 100 different subjects,
from steel plates owned by the Artists Unon each pic
ture being in value equivalent to the "Wyoming" and is
entitled to gift for each ticket he holds list OF the
subjects be at LL0YDS Looking Portrait
and Picture Frame Mandatory, 119 Main Street, Wor
cester, Mass
AGENTS. Persons desiring to become Agents, for
the sale of tickets by forwarding (postpaid, ST. shall
be sent Gift Ticket copy of Wyoming, and prospec
tus, containing all necessary information.
1t is confidently believed, that the tickets will be dis
posed of by the first of july when the distribution of
Gifts will be entrusted to a Com mil fee Appointed
by the Ticket Holders.
The steel plates from which the Engravngs printed,
be the office Of The Artists Union and cost,
100000. Specimens of the Oil Paintings and Engrav-
ings, are also on view at the rooms.
References an regard to the property;
W. C. BARRETT Esq Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall st. NY,
T. j. YsscHER Co. Real Estate Brokers, so Nassau ST.,
IN. Y.
ALL ORDERS FOR TICKETS, must be addressed
postpaid, with the money enclosed, to
J. w. HOLBROOK, Sec,
N sos Broadway, New York;
ap10 d2taw&w3m
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of the "BeaUsr Manufacturing Ompany."
" Brighton Beaver Co.. Pa.


MULTIPLICATION AND EXTENSION OF IRON MAN
fractures.
We have within the few MONTHS frequent allu
sion to a plan by which mineral, coal and iron ore
are converted at once into Urouh o without passing
through the tedious and expensive steps, into and
from the pig metal stae generally practiced in the
United States.
This new process appears to be gaining favor rapidly in
various parts Of country 1t was first heard of at
Newark, New Jersey then Cincinnati, then at Ceve
land next in wisconsin, now in our immediate vicinity,
Pttsburg and " Beaver City,
We have seen the process, and witnessed the results.
We the mineral COAL and the crude ore, after
being crushed and pulverized and mixed in suitable pro-
portions put into hopper like bag Of grain country
mill; and have it, when sufficiently deOridszed by
passing through redhot tubes chambers forth like
SO much meal or -four into common pudding oven at
the foot of those tubes chambers, apparently like
much re-hot sand without having been melted from
first to last have this iron sand by the ad
heson and aggregation of the PARTICLES and the spontane
welding OF those PARTICLES under the manpualons OF
practical pudder grow into compact mass, and like
rolling ball. increase with every turn to the size Of
the largest pumpkin $50 ,,s.s ga,
We have seen this iron pumpkin ball Of red-ho metal
brought Immediately under forge hammer, and in less
than five minutes 1t converted into beautiful bloom
We have seen the same bloom pass through the rolls and
forth boiler iron, sheet rOn bar iron, nail rods
&C., and it was all very good.
An appropriate furnace and pudding for this pro-
be erected for less than $1000 and any man av
ing Of coal land with good iron ore in its vicinity
and thousand dollars in his pocket in less time than
II would require to erect mill grist MILL have
furnace running upon his premises at the foot of his
coal bank, which shall turn out daily two Of first
rate blooms at cost Of $50 the ton, though worth at his
own door SO the tonthus giving him profit of 500
day. on a capital of $1,000. The Beaver Manufacturing
Company are ready to furnish the ground the coal the
iron ore, water power and patent right privilege
much capital under their charter with Others who
some capital, skin and industry.
Let those who wish to know of this matter inquire
NJ. T. @. GOULD.
Rochester, Beaver, Co., Pa. dawtf jas
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kus FOR SALE !-The subscriber, being syA
t:kf DESTROYS of leaving this State, offers his e
isAtire REAL ESTATE, at very low prices, -~--
sistiag part, of House Shelby street; do,
unfinished Laurel street; do on Grafton street, 20
House lots Laurel Hill; d., Grafton street; IA
acres Of Laud the Holden road; 1SS of Land,
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
8 oct6 s1ap diff 1lls "A. M. MERRIFIELD.
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= - r. A. MTLTER5S

~ q ~. K. AZ MILLEH'S 1T
DA UERRETAN Rooms.
No. 10 Central Street. Lowell, next door to vox popu
mch27 Office. II
nRIED APPLES.-Now receiving, 100 bbls
~ Dried Apples large fruit and Is aprime article for
ale to the trade by the bb, at very low figure Also
few bills Green Apples. LEE sPRAGJ y co.
MARRIAGE AND DOOR M ATS.-JUST
~ Received, large lot of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats, which selling at very low prices at $50
Main ST., (up stairs.) a'N TABER l. CH0LLAR
0ct0 1&wtf - ~ 9-iis sN itt
SUMAC.--loo bags sicily sumac, in store and for
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS or PUDLIcATIoN.

Printed and Published by john MILTON EARLE, l.
rHoMAs DREW No. 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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I'm HATS! HATS!! "a
.Ee# TAKE CARE OF FOUR HEAD! .A&S

y MESSKS. FKOsT & LUUkE would most .
respectfully call the attention of all who heads
the fact that they have taken the old stand of NJ W. Leon
ard, 23 Main st where they Manufacturing the best
atock of HATS, CAPS &c. of the most desirable styles,
warranted to fit
They will also continue Manufacture the best quail
ity of
TRUNKS, VALLSES, & CARPET BAGS,
of every style and variety If you want good article
call at 233 Main ST. Old Trunks repaired and keys fitted
Old Trun taken for Don't buy until you have
APPS diff FROST & LOCKE.
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w ORon sTHR
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Manufactures. II dss. and Professions.

The following List, rerr' senttng two houses
d ach branch of trade subiniilsd the citizens o
Worcester County, and the public generally with tie
f Hest confidence that persons IN Of The products
of Wore sier Work Shops, the Merchandise of Wor
cestef Stores in OF the branches here enumerated
will be able supply themselves short notice an
upon as reasonable terms can be met with ia BOsto
or elsewhere. Ed
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VNNO CAPITALISTS, MANUFACTURE
il ERS, AND MECHANICS.

"THE BEAVER MANUFACTURING COMPANY"
Under Charter from the Legislature of Penn, with
capital Of $500 000 propose to establish, in the village of
Brighton, Beaver Co.. Pa number of FURNACES, and
extensive ROLLING MILL, with the necessary machinery
and apparatus for the production of Bar Ion Sheet Iroh
Nails Spikes, &c, &C., and, practicable,
Mill for Railroad Iron.
Towards the accomplishment of this object they are will
ling to furnish the appropriate sites and grounds for the
works. together with the necessary amount of water pow
err the privilege of getting COAL iron ore fire clay build
ing stone TIMBER Sci all of which they have in great
abundance; also dwellings, mechanic shops, and vacant
lots for the occupancy operatives and otherso exca
vate large and commodious race canal, sixty feet
wide for the more convenient and abundant supply of
ter and the passage of and from the works.
and suitable buildings in which carry on the
contemplated manufacturing operations.
Such grounds water power erections Improvements and
privileges they propose to put in as much capital;
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 oneourth to hreeourhs of the whole capt.
tai required for each particular branch of the business as
it is their determination afford every possible aid and
facility those who identify themselves with this enter
prise; and they accordingly offer equally liberal induce
mens for the establishment Of many other branches Of
american manufactures, not above enumerated, espe
cay 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
OWL
The Company are now repairing their Cotton Factory
and FIGURING MIL and willing to rent to practical
and responsible pares either both, for term OF years.
and upon liberal terms-that their attention may be
particularly directed the establishment and prose-
cuon other branches of which have been enuer
atd and to which they would add the building of ocomo
tves cars, onbuses and carriages and the making of
pottery glass; fire brick &c, for which they have the ma
terias upon their ground in great perfection and
abundance The FIGURING Mill is capable Of making 200
barrels Of flour every "a hours or 800 barrels OF kiln dried
meal upon the most approved plan, for either of
which grain is abundant, being brought by canals, rail-
roads, and rivers, to the door OF the mill