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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-01-07

PAMPHLET PRINTING nssily exsculed BY
BUELL. A BLANCHARD.
sistk srsst south ~ Pennsylvania avenue.
Daily national era., 1854-01-23
WASHINGTON, D. C.
DEATH OF M. DE BoDIsco.
MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1854,

1t is with sorrow we announce the death OF
M DIE BoDIsco, the Minister Of Russia near
this Government, which took place at his late
residence this morning Of the public charac-
ter Of this distinguished gentleman we shall
not speak In that relation he has been known
to tho world and has posse ssed in the fullest de-
gree the confidence Of his Government But as
member, for many years, Of the social commu-
nifty Of Washington, we may well remark that
the relations Of neighbor and friend, and hus
band and father, were by him sustained in the
most exemplary manner, and that his depart
ure from our midst viii be long and deeply
mOurned
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

New York papers inform us that the final
meeting Of the merchants Of that city upon
this subject took place on Saturday afternoon
The total amount of funds raised for the pur-
pose Of rewarding the rescuers Of the people on
board the unfortunate steamer, &C., was seven
teen thousand and eighty-two dollars which
sum, or its equivalent in services Of plate or
medals, is to be distributed among the officers
and crews Of the Three Bells, the Kilby, the
Antarctic, and the Lucy Thompson also Capt
Watkins, and the first and second officers, and
chief engineer Of the San Francisco, Lieutenant
Murray Of the navy, Sergeant Brown and 9TH
ers. In addition, six thousand dollars have
been already raised in Boston, and subscrip-
tions are also in circulation in Philadelphia
and Baltimore, so that by the time the various
lists are closed the total amount will probably
reach thirty or thirty-fve thousand dollars, all
Of which is TO be expended in honoring and re-
munerating the brave men who so nohly exert
cd themselves in behalf Of their suffering fellow
beings.
Will not Congress do something substantial
in this matter Fighting hundred battles on
SEQ or land could not have exemplified heroism
or magnanimity equal to what was displayed
BY the men it is now proposed to recompense.
Let every man hereafter feel in such an hour
that the commondation and gratitude Of our
country will be the sure reward Of his exer-
tions and sacrifices
MARYLAND SESAToR.--We learn that the
Wing members Of tho Maryland Legislature
have agreed to 60 into an election Of United
States Senator ON Wednesday Of this week
Hon. James A. Pearce and Hon. Samuel Ham
bleton are the prominent candidates
The Susquehanns is still falling, and at Har.
risburg is nearly clear Of floating ice
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

+
10 DIR. T. Brown, indicted for posting bills
OF an immoral nature about the streets Of
Pittsburg, has been found guilty Erchdngs
And should be punished The least compe-
tent persons t0treat patients successfully are
those presumptuous individuals who constantly
offend morality and decency by their disgust
ing advertisements The wcllestablished and
responsible regular physician who would scorn
to advertise for such a practice, should alone
be consulted He is honorable, humane, be-
nevolent, and judicious A portion Of the
newspaper press make the fortunes Of these
wretched empires cannot the rest counteract
this influence, and lead the afflicted to the
safer counsels Of moral, respectable, and en-
ightened practitioners of medicine and surgery
The subject is worthy our joint efforts.
THE NEBRASKA QUEsTIoS.---Thc New York
Herald, Of Sunday says:
aOur Washington correspondent writes that
the most intense excitement prevails among
Congressman concerning the Nebraska terrific
rial bill. This measure has already produced
a feeling very similar to that which existed
during the discussion Of the compromises IN
1850, and the greatest anxiety exists TO know
what will be the result of tho controversy.
Members are fast falling into rank on the
question. The Southern Secessionists and
Northern Free. Soilers are drumming mp their
forces, and before the close Of the session we
are likely TO see q warfare raging at tho capital
with ferceness unparalleled in the history of
the nation.D
The principles involved are tho same and
the contest cannot be very disrimilar.
GEoRGA SENATOR choice has yet been
made, but the election will be resumed to-day.
General Dawson continues TO receive SO Wing
votes, and Mr.. McAllister SO Democratic,
while ex- Governor Mcdonald receives 80 Dem
ocratic votes also Eleven Of the latter would
re-elect Senator Dawson; but we presume the
Democratic schism Is hardly fierce enough to
give him that number
~ Judge Thompson Of the Marine Court
in New York, has awarded damages in suit
against an omnibus proprietor, whose camphene
lamp injured passenger. IN every case Of in
jury to other persons than those responsible for
It's use damages ought to be awarded
Iz- Thirty dollars per share is the latest
selling price Of the New York Crystal Palace
stock.
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

Ry Tho Daily Era can be had every morning
at the Periodical Stand of Mr.. ]. 7. Bates Ex-
change, Philadelphia; Also the Weekly Era,
Hy Mr.. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorized to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements for
the Daily and the Weekly National Era in cincn-
natl and vicinity.
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

The Susquehanns is still falling and at Har.
risburg Is nearly clear Of floating Zoe.
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

A bill for introducing the decimal coinage
system is before the Swedish Parliament
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

Iz- Thirty dollars per share Is the latest
selling price Of the New York Crystal Palace
stock
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

10 In several Of the States movements are
making to obtain repeal Of the usury laws.
The citizens Of New York city are earnestly
endeavoring to have the change effected, and
the Philadelphia Board Of Trade have memo
rialised the Legislstnre in behalf Of the same
object
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

ANNExATIoN OF CANADA The finest por-
tion OF the British Provinces in North America
is the peninsula lying west and south Of Lake
Ontario, and between the Niagara and Detroit
river II Is projected into our territory like
bastion, separating the States OF New York and
Michigan, and lying across the most direct line
Of communication between the ports which re-
ccive the great mass Of European emigration,
and the fields OF the Northwest which they
come TO cultivate II has been heretofore isc-
lated by the want OF harbors on the Canadian
shore OF Lake Erie and Of interior routes
On the nth inst, the completion Of the rail
road running across this territory, from the
suspension bridge at Niagara Falls, to Detroit
was celebrated ut the latter city, and but q
few days before the opening Of the branch
railroad intersecting the main line at Brant-
ford, and connecting il with Buffalo, was the
occasion Of similar Festivities. The course of
travel hcnceforth, from Detroit to the seaboard,
will be over the Canada road, across the sus-
pension bridge and the Niagara branch Of the
Central Railroad TO Rochester, and thence to
the Eastern cities and the stream Of emigration
will pursue the sama route in the opposite d.
rcction Canada West ia thus annexed by iron
bands 10 our Union, and IL ia TO be the highway
for hundreds Of thousands Of our citizens every
year on their journeys TO and from their West
ern homes.---New York Tribune
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

The Cleveland Plaindealsr commences q long
editorial article with the declaration, that fye
sixths Of the present generation in this country
do not believe the Bible" We suppose il is the
editors intention to assert that there is that
proportion Of disbelievers---that only one-sixth
Of the people do believe it. If so, il is very
strange that we live under system Of Govern
ment having no other basis than the principles
Of Christianity our social institutions, our
literature, and our moral convictions are all
emanations therefrom.
--~~.-----~-e
bill for introducing the decimal coinage
Daily national era., 1854-01-23


potism, Nom Shareholders of all sections, have
you made up your minds to be ahewers Of
wood and drawers Of water,v meekly doing
political service for the shareholders, as the
negroes attend to his personal servicel
We have done what we could to arouse you
to sense Of tho degradation 10 which il is
proposed to subject you, we trust, not without
some effect. Indications are appearing in all
quarters Of manfnl resistance
In another place we publish the powerful
appeal from both Of the Senators and several
Of the Representatives from Ohio to their con-
stituents. It sounds the alarm in thunder
tones.
We also present the following calm, firm ar
ticle from the Friends Rsvisp, Of Philadelphia,
q timely exhibition Of the opinions Of respect
able body of Christians, whose action at the
polls may dispose Of any Representative from
the keystone State, who shall prove recreant
in this trial hour to the cause Of Justice, Good
Faith, and Freedom. II will be followed, to-
morrow, by extracts from newspapers, Whie
and Democratic, Of various sections, kindred in
spirit and purpose.
70 The address referred to will appear to
morrow.
From the Frisnds Rsvisw (Phiiadslphia)
In the Prospectus Introductory 10 the first
volume Of FrisndS Rspiew, IL was announced
as the plan Of the editor, to steer clear Of ques
tions Of . merely political nstnre yet 10 bring
Daily national era., 1854-01-23

Negro hire, says Louisville paper is rulinI
the present season at most cxorbitant rate
throughout the State. In Henderson, mel
hired at $i75 To $225, and women at $l0(
Boys IA years Of age, at $3.50.
These are not high rates, where men, women
and boys draw thoir own pay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12


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pe,;,san nraser,ss III MssHr ~ 'ua 90 S'n,
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81 10. ,co1pora1,on
net;,;on tJas Ia;d IN * 'sb DS'o" "S
NJ E;n,h.il 4 ~ ~ ~. S.a,.;,.s S.,o.;.,
Iser. ssbm;,ed SnaI rsnnr, 49,, ~. .,;ao, ~
The rerTrns fran RerL sh;,s NrN'' ''S =
M AIvord of ,Eranri;. ..s ;.. a..
rrror, had herD & ansd
SAID he was member Of that committee. and "a
their meeting on Monday they had adjourned ill
Tuesday next, and they had had no intjmation 81
any change. He did not however wish ia ,etard the
speedy organization. - slssa
Mr. Kimball, Of Suffolk, repIied that meeting of
the Committee had been held this morning, in order
TO expedite the organization, and if the Senator had
been in his seat yesterday, he would have recelyed
notice Of the meeting.
The report was finally accepted.
A Convention was held M I2 n'clocl. for the pur.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12

NEW and Wonderful discovery for The cure Of
Consumption, Ashma, propchItls, Coughs Colds
and all lung complaints by Inhalation. Dr. Curts Nv
geana OF inhalne Hygsan Vapor and Cherry Syrup has
accomplished OF the most wonderful cases al Ash
ma and consumption N this City during the past month
ever known to man. (See &c ticates In Agents hands)
me nlisier Is worn on the Breast under the linen,
without the least Inconvenience. constantly suppyIng
me ngs with pleasant medcsted yapor the heat OF
the body being sufficient TO eyapoate The fluid. Sod by
BOYD Paul No, 30 Cortland st q. II. Ring cor
ner soi John 81. and Broadway, Y and by Nj =.
Hayes, us Fulton St, Brooklyn. Price IS package
Any person enclosing So by ma J. TO Boyd 4
Pant or q utisH Perkins, ", will receive package
containing ahouic of Hsgsan vaporont of Cherry syr
Up and an inhaler in neal by expsnss Tree 10 ai,y
part Of the United States or four packages for $40.
Jss deoaly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
situation Wanted

BY middle aged man, who wrltts good hand, is
cOnversant mih accounts willing make himself
orally useful and can bring excellent recommendations
$500 TO loan till April.
Cottage Tor sale, within few minutes walk of the Pest
olce, Tor the small sun olS75J-paS ments Hsde asy.
Two HouseoIs near Boston, for sale very low Sl00
Will be put with the price OF the land and exchanged
for dry soods, boots, shoes, other personal prop
erty. 1f
Boarding House wanted, capsule of accommodating
from Is to 20 nosfders.
situauoh wanted, By Guns man, in grocery store,
or 10 drive a job or express wagon. ettae
S4UO TO loan, lor one year, on go"d city mortgage
A American carl wanted, IA to years OF age go
inio TIE county and remain Two OF three years
An Amerif an boy waned, TO esrn-the shoe business
BOOT aud shoe store iOr sale, N ain s i'm
oIstOre.
Three or four rooms wanted fbra family of psrs,is.
An American girl wanted 10 do the work or . :. silly
o. thfee persons, @
Two Houselos, within five minutes W TX Of cny Han
eau De bought very low
a3s AIAin street---Up ia $. ESQ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

TUESDAY. Jan l0.-Dnring he proceedings ii
the senate this morning, Mr Fish presented the PEE
titon OF Henry X. Brown, asking for the eft Of
fourteen pieces OF brass cast an
equestrian statue Of Washington.
Mr. Bright introduced bill 'auting 100000 acres
Of land each to various cempanies 10 construct a
continuous railroad from Lake Erie 10 he mouth of
the OAio, and 10 New Orleans and Mobile, making
total Of 2,0O0,0 900 ACRES. The company to carry
the mails, and in lime Of war TO transport munitions
free Of all cost.
In the House. Mr. Dunn announced the death Of
his colleague, Hon. Henry A. Muh!enberg, Of PENN
sylyapia; when after few words OF euIogy, and
the adoption of the usual resolutions, the house ad-
joulned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
GrenviIie,s Vegetable Er1T.ct.

an lnvaluaple medicine Tor Canker anket Rash and
scarlet Fever Throat Distsmper, or what is aled Ma
lgnant PulrId Sore Throak anker and Thrush in the
Moulh, or what is USUALLY termed Sore Mouth, Dysen.
tSry apd Canker m the bowels, Sore Mouth Of Nurs-
ms omen, and the Acrd Humors Of Teeihine Child
cuous Membrane OF the Mouth, Throat, and Anentary
The medicine has been for twentysrne years before
the public, such has been It's celebrity that spu
nous article has been thrown into the mark e ing
almost entire the circular and wrapper Of the genuine
arcie, cniy changing the name of the proprietor The
the circula and wrapper Is put up by his widow.
Mrs. A. 3 GRENvILLE, and is Tor sale at JOHN /.
BkoMN q SONS, 425 Washington street. and SETH
w. FOWLE,3, 1873 Washington street. Boston. u
SCOTT, and JAMES GREEN, Worcester, and by
Druggists generally. deod3m MIG :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12

PERILoUs RIDE.-On Friday last as the
stage of Mr.. Gunlacr its usual trip from
WIItsboro' TO Middleown, quite am accident occur-
red which resulted in the injurins of some of the
passengers. The plank being covered with light
snow, causing the wheeling be bad and the hors-
IS bail exceedingly, the latter became unifanage.
able as they began 10 descend the mountain. The
driver applied the break which unfortunately broke,
throwing hin from his seat, when his Ieet became
entangled in The whfietrees; he was thus dragged
distance, still holding on the reins; he finally
became d,seniangled, and down rushed the horses at
the top Of their speed. There were several passen-
gers in The stage at the time, part Of whom jumped
oat, and as usual received the most injury AT the
in the road the Iayine the stage upset and
some Of the horses were thrown down, bringing all
things siand-sil Hone were injured very Sc
verely. Il escape being almost miraculous. "A Mr.
Van Vaulkenlurgh and his wife, "a ne WY married
coupe,) came off The worst; they having jumped
irum Nthe stage while under full headway. His
shoulder was put oal of joint, aud she received a
cash in the ioe head. Mr.. tiumaer, the proprietor
of the line, will sustain loss as the horses and
coach were badly njured.- Suiiivan County Whgi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12

How INDIA RUBBER SHoEsssARE MADE
The N. Y. Journal ol CONNER ce is an interesting
article the manufactures Of Coun ccur, gives The
following account ofibe manner in which India Rub.
bei shoes tnade u
" Coairary to the general impression, India Rub.
Der, in the process Of manula Curing, is mol lnelled
but is passed through heated iron rollers the heav-
lest Of which weigh 20 tons, aud thus worked or
kiieaded as dough is at bakery. The rubber Is
nearly all procured ioul the mouth OF the Amazon,
in Brazil, 10 which point it is IRON The interior.
Its form, upon ariys, lis generally that 81 a Jug or
pouch, as The natives clay moulds OF that shape
which they repeatedly dip INTO the liquid caouch-
QUO, until coating of the desired thickness accunl.
ldies, when the clay is broken and empIied uut.
The rubber, after being washed, chopped fine and
rolled TO putty like consistency, is mixed with
compound Of metallic substances, principally white
lead and sulphur To give 1t body or iirmness Those
sheets designed for the soles of shoes are passed
under rollers having a diamond figured surface.
From these the soies cai BY hand and the never
al pieces required perfect The shoe are put toseth-
er by females on last. The natural adhesion or The
rubber JOINS the seams The shoes are next var.
nished and baked in an oven capable OF holding
about 1000 pairs, and heated 10 about 300 degrees,
where they remain or hours. Thin is called the
'vulcanizils' process. by which the rubber 10 hard
ened. 3 49,, = S5fsa
A large quantity OF cotton cloth and cotton flannel
10 used to line shoes, and applied to the surface Of
the rubber while it Is YET IN Sheets Not a particle
Of any Of these materials is lost. The scrarps Of
rubber remelied and the bits Of cloth are chop
ped up with small quantity Of rubber, and rolled
out into substance resembling pasteboard, 10 form
the inner sole. The profits Of this business have
been some what curaiIed, ofiate by the prevailing
high price Of rubber, which has varied within q
year from 20 10 60 cents per ID. The demand, now4
ever, is very large A species Of rubber shoe lined
with flannel, is extensively used in some parts Of
the country, as a substitute for the eathern shoe'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12

DEATH OF Coz. PERKINs.-Boston has lost
another Of her most aged, wealthy, and banevoent
citizens, IN the pegsoni Of Col. Thomas Handasyd
Perkins, who died on Tuesdaynighi, at the advance
ed age Of SO years. Col Perkins was the principal
founder Of the Perkins Institution for The blind, to
which he gave his sple"sjd estate in Pearl Street,
valued at forty thousand dollars. He was the largest
coniribuior,o the Mercantile Library Association,
and other charitable objects shared freely of his
bounty. He was for many years member Of the
Legislature. ioboth Branches ofwhich, he exercised
a great influence. Boston has but few such men as
he 10 lose IS. igoix91sda a'asM agDGY sd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12

Mr. Ghapn, having selected an endless variety Of all
the very latest and richest patterns o Daguerreoty
Cases, selected expressly FOR Christmas and New
Years pIeseMs, would most cordially welcome all
who wishto piocures gem 10 rall ON Mr. G, Waldo
Block, and make selection from the largest stock of
Daguetreptyss Eases ever Offered to The public.
All pictures token al his rooms warranted to
give sa,isftetion
Nj hapln is now the only Daguerreotyper in This
city to whom arded silver medal, for the best
Daguereotypes, nj The Me, hanics' Exhibition 1851
LADIES' and tieLiemen make Else seltcuOn, az d
go To Chapin's, where you can yet a rich gift oi u
money, md where you vii be treated with respect and
attention decl4 dti NJ, X CIfAPIN Artist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12
Bushs Cough cure Lo1enres.

In no way people liable be deceived than
in the remedies proposed tor curing the ill., OF
life. When, therefore, Medicine has been tests, and
by long and successful cures, has proved itself
valuable it oughl to be cnerished and will be cherished
by all who value health Buss Cough Cure LozeHges,
have passed that ordeal have their way TO public
favor, and held in the highest estimation for
the cure of Coughs, Cold, Influenza, loarseness,
Bronchitis, and especially Whoopng oueh, and other
ailments Of The Lungs aud hest. Don't neglect that
Cough. Call for Lozenges at BUSH & co.'s, 81 Front
Street. NC dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-12

70 1t appears that VIM. Walker, the command
er OF The Sonora ilibust, ring party, is only twenty
eight years OF age, native Of Tennessee, born in
Nashville, where his father sill lives, Secretary Of
an Insurance Company there. he studied medicine
IN PARIS. law iHNew Orleans, and in the winter Of
lS4S-49 became directly connected with the press Of
New Orleans as one OF the proprietols and editors
Of the Crescent The enterprise did mol prove pro-
6table and he vent 10 California, and to specializing
in republics.