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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19
IMPORTANT DlSCOs ERN I!
RELIrriS MINUTES ~
my ~. DIfi hn\Ifs ~ AEI'u n =

are unlaiIing in the cure ofCoushs, Colds, As,h-
ma. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, iioarsencss, pif-
fcut Breathing, Incipi"nt Consumption, anil
Diseases oi the Lungs They have no taste of
Medicine, aud any child williake them, Thou
sands have been restored Ia health that had be-
fire desraired. Testimony given IN hundreds Of
cases. A single dose relieves IN TEN MIN
uTTs.
Ask tor Bryan's PtLMoSIc wArERs-fhe
original aud only genuine is stamped "Bryan
spurious kinds are offered Tor sale. Twenty five
crnls a box sold by dealers generally.
J. BRYAN & CO, Rochester, N Y.
Pfopretors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

CousfsRrrlrs. One dollar bills of
the State Bank Of Providence, altered to
,wenues, are said to no in extensive
circulation ln New York city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

NJ Three persons have died in
Hudsun-two men and ~oman-iron
eating putrid meat.
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WORIHY OF NOTICE

AUGUST TsT, I553.
Gentirm,n- " E, the under
signed, W WholrsaleDiuegirtsi
having lor many gears sold
your VEGETABLE PII..
MONARl BALSAM, are
happy to bear testimony to
its great efficacy ia the rclief
and cure Of Pulmonary COM
plants. We lnpw of no
m.dicin, whil b has de.eryeh.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

NINETEEN Nth MUSIC CLASS.
nR. WOOD will organize, if there 10 srflic.
~ tent en- enlargement, on Thursday evening
next, an Advanced Music. Class, The Cla's
viii meet at the Firs, Baptist Church, prcci,ely
nj 7 O'Clock. ilS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

UT The steamer IoLAs, leaves here
every morning at prer O'Clock, instead
Of half pas, =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

TLOttS.---\ fnc assortment Of fine French
" cloths Gor Ladies Ckaks IN Brown, BLACK.
Stone Green, Tan aud other chp.re colors, with
lining silks aud ri N g,lloons To match (; tor
sale by +. LAWrON s BROTHERS.
90
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

TkYNE'S Medicines. We offer DIR. Jayne's
y Medicines, ut his Philadelphia Prices, 8
mos. to dealers, 5000 Almanac's Tor 1854. pub
iished by him, to give away, BY
HAZARD & CASWELL.
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o3 3n d & W
PAPER WAREHOUSE,

CASH PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No II EScnAsGE STREtr, ,-PHnyiBEscE
IItNRY SrArLES II CO, ofe, isr sale %
IL the most favorable terms -
Book Paper, n,'lc To order. nj short notice
Letter, Cap, B,i. aud Envelope Paper
Note Papers. Hardware Paper.
Printine Paper, Of all Ralci,g Pspr
regular sizes, and ANY Tack Paper.
irregular size made TO shoe Paper.
order. Carpet Paper
Tissdc Paper. Cloth Payer.
Tea Paper. Druggsi,' Paper
Talurs' Pattera IA Bos Paper
per. Straw Paper.
Manila Paper. Dry Sheaihing 70
Colorcd Medium Pa per.
per. BIotting Paper.
,irocer.' Paper. Straw fosrd,
Tarrcd Shea,hing Pa Hemp Board
per Envelopes.
Cotton Twin-, wfck, and Bs,.irg
Also, highest cash price pad fnr Rsss, &C..
HENRY STAPLES n GO
n6iyi. Ne. u Ezcbansr-a
OLIVER Plated Tea set,s, u ssqb,.it. dcsigus
- and bcau,y, manufactured fpt the thr,s,.
Pal,c. Exhibition; iot al. lr
n2e n. n. T1SDALE n son.
OAK TER Oh Pantings-A new supply, oous
ID prisiag III the receat publications 4 jsst
received w ~, n. TIsDALE sOR
u2o
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

THERMO MErERS.-t ssottment Of sixrs
l anl qualities, fsr sale bv IS
n2g b. II. lISDALE X son.
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'SKYl11IM Sa1NvHD IP
'purq no iIiurisuoo poo "A
S ~ se rOo 70 spu!H I5qID 'ssA"lS rus
sa,nls IoImd o, poidopr AlssaIdXa 'sz!s Ssa r,
'noo SsIlnA s.usNt1 20 oSIr, " poA,sosI JSnl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-19

IACONET COiLARS.--A large lot of l,~'
y priced wrought Jacon,t Colius, iut reed
Ly f. LAYTON & BROTHERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
mAssAcHus Errs LEe1sLAruRE.

FRIDAY, Feb. lUtil
SENATE. petition was presented from A.
{. Mayhew!and others Of Milford fol the formal 'on
Of new county.
Bills were reported to incorporate the Ath 81
Reservoir Company, and to change the name an d
increase the capital stock OF the Cape Cod Branc
Railroad. Read once.
Mr. Parker, of Suffolk, reported series Of
resolutions in opposition 10 the Nebraska bill.
Bills 10 incorporate the Metropolitan Hotel Co.
to unite the Grand Juction Railroad and Depot
Company, and the Union Railroad Company !;
authorizing the Suffolk Savings Bank for Seamen
and others to hold real estate, and 10 incorpo-
rale the Salisbury and AmesburY Gas Light
Company, passed to be engrossed.
MI Kellogg, from the committee on banks
and banking, reported bill 10 increase the cap
ilal stock Of the Mechanics Bank Of New Bed
ford in the sum Of $500, 900. ADJ
HOUSE,. Petitions were presented from Esek
Saunders aud others, for a bank in Grafton; of
Franklin Forbes and others, for a bank in Clinton
of William RAYMOND and others, for bank in
Westboro' Of the Peoples Mutual Insurance
Company Of Worcester, for leave to hold real es.
tate; of several parties, that persons should not
be disqualified as witnesses because OF their re-
ligious belief
a motioa to reconsider the vote adopting the
order Of Mr. Sanford of Taunton, in relation to
certain returns Of the expense of aiding and OPP
posing the Hoosac Tunnel scheme, by the Troy
and Greenfield, and Western Railroad corpora
lions, was discussed and rejected.
Orders were adopted-conceTnins revision
and digest Of the insoIvent laws, Of incorporating
in the Declaration of Rights article declaring
that slavery shall not be permitted in this Com
monwealth to consider the proprety Of abolish.
n the school district system.
Reports were presented, embracing resolve
authoring the Treasurer 10 borrow the money in
anticipation oflhe revenue, and several others
inepedient, &c.
Ia convention Of both branches, the following
elections were made:
For Aud itor-David Wilder Of Brookline.
For Western Railroad Directors - Charles H.
Plunkett of Hinsdae, and William A. Croker
of Taunton.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
Tar NERRAsKA BrLL,-The WASHINGTON

THE NEBRASKA BrLL.-The Washington
correspondent of he New York Courier and En-
quirer, in his letter of the 9th, says;
sThe speech Of Senator Wade to-day, on the
Nebraska bill, is beyond all comparison the most
exciting yet delivered on this theme Of agitation
and disturbance. 1t wasa abolition speech, one
of these fierce, vehement, enthusiastic and elo-
quent harangues which spring from an innate ha-
tired of slavery, aroused 10 action by what is
ceived TO he an unprlncipled ggression-exacty
such speech as would never have been heard
in the Senate from Senator Wade or any body
else but for this precise measure Of Senator Doug
las. We are in the midst of an agitation more
Intense in its bitterness than have ever witness
ed here and have seen the furious contest over
the 21st rule, and that more desperate conflict of
1850, when firm and prudent men were in daily
apprehension of ACKNOWLEDGMENT oithe Uuion-
Somebody Is responsible fer this agitation. 1t is
not a Thing Of gradual growth it has sprung up
in a day. Whosis responsible? Fortunately on
this point there can no doubt or question:"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival of the star or the w est.
New YORK, lFeb. g. The steamship Star of
the Yves! arrived here at II o'clock, from San
Juan, with 400 passengers aud $3.50 900 in gold.
She brings intelligence from California to the af.
ternoon of Jan. 10Th.
Farther adyices from Lower California state
that when Col. Watkins arrived with reinforce
ments for Col. Walker, the latter was besieged
at Ensenada. The besiegers were afterwards
repulsed. Lieut.. McKibben and private named
Mccormack, were killed, and FIVE others were
wounded.
The Legislature of California met JAM I'd
THE Governor in his message states that tine
amount of the State debt is upwards Of three mil.
lions Of dollars.
Col Fremont's claim to Tamauriposas, involv.
ing millions of dollars, had been rejected by the
District Court. The mining business had been
depressed by dry weather, but heavy rains were
beginning to fall. The markets were completely
stagrlant. The depression was unexampled.--
Clear Pork was selling for 500; mess $l5 so;
choice butter 23c. Coal had advanced Lacka-
wana was $39 per ton. Rio Coffee II and 12c.
The ship Palmyra, from Boston, arrived on the
I'd.
The Fibustering excitement has fallen to
low point, except at Stockton, where meeting
was held, approving Of Watkins proceedings, but
the leaders were unfortunately arrested by the
police.
l. The steamer Ranger, running from San Fran.
cisco to Alameda, exploded her boiler on Sunday.
The boat was shattered to pieces and sunk Mr.. G.
B. Westcott, Of the firm Of Taylor & Wcstcott,
Of San Francisco, passenger, was killed.
New YoRK, Peb 10. The Steamer George
Law, Capt McGowan. arrived at this port
this morning from Aspinwall, with 300
passengers, and $780, 900 in treasure on freight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
POtter's LinIment I, Ichron i;.,H or imam"


In either ease. what must we do? There has been
exrosuIe TO cold; there has been sudden CHECK nl
sensible or insensble perspiration Inc WORN opt maj
ter hch should have been thrown of ny the pores OF
the skin is retained in the systems falling upon we
Joints and limbs it acts corrosive poison upon tue
membrane thus creating the most excrntiatiug PAIN
In such a state Of things, what does
POTTER'S LlNTMENT DOT
Wbnt has IL already done It has given immediate
relief IL has assuaeed the pain; il has relaxed me
cords il has strengthened the weak JOINTS anu 'osi
and the valiaus parts which have been distorted are
once more speediy restored TO their usual ana natural
nnsitinn This ia no fiction. We speak what we 90
know; we affirm from actual obsefVailon' hean our
certificates they are from men who wouu NOT NC
men whose gratitude has INDUCED lhem 'H ooine ioi'
ward voluntarily and offer TO the use Of thtlr haes'
The Eminent was never known 70 la IN one shEIe
instance--not one! No mat er how deeP-hehieu tne
disease the Linment win find III it will penetrate 10
the bottom of all difficulty; il will open channel from
the source and centre of The complaint TO The skim sep
arating the morbid acrid, Rheumatic humor from ihe
living substance driving 20 The surface thence 10 be
forever expelled from the sy stem
Rheumatism changes its place. but 1t Is most 10 nc
feared when It falls uTOn the stomach, lungs ana bra
or, That is to he dreaded, upon me hearj lht
is il truly dangerOus-then II ever, we must resort 10
the most powerful and active remedies lhe patleht IL
to be saved.
The worst cases that have been known, where
the patient snerpR he keenest tOTtures, and me
slightest molten brought on intoeTabe agony, have
been instantly relieved by this wonderful Lnlnent IL
has gTappled WITH and overcome the most distressing
rheumatic pain in the head il has saved many from
these terrible lhTObbings, pap aIinHs an sasms thut
invariably attehdrheUmac affections Of the hearf and
in every stage the disease, and in its worst iorms it
has brought comfort relief, health and happiness
AS such blessing, offer it TO the afflicted invalid
with conde Il holds out no false Iures 1t makes
no deceptive promises. 1t is what 1t pretends TO be
and if the reader will hut try it, he will say, The hall
not told me y
Agents, l54 Washington street, Boston.
decl7 deOdSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
CONGRESSIONAL.

THURSDAY, FEB. y.
SnNArE.-Mr Seward presented emonstrance
from the citizens of New York, against the pas
sage of the Nebraska bill. The French Spolia-
ton bill was then taken up, and after some debate
on the subject. its consideration was postponed.
The discussion of the Nebraska bill was then re-
sumed. Mr.. Smith of Conn, having the floor,
spoke in opposition to the bill, without conclud-
ing. NJ, .:5.l
The amendment appropriating SooO,eug ioT the
Assay Office, was rejected by vote of 80 nays to
az yeas. Several amendments approPriating
MONEYS for custom houses, were concurred IN. An
appropriation of $4,000 was made for Marine
Hospital at Cleveland, Ohio.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
GrenviIIe's Vegetable Extract.

An invaluable medicine Tor Canker, Canker Rash, and
Scarlet Fever Throat DisttmPer, what is allied a.
gnant PutrId fore Throat Canker and Thrush in the
Mouth or what is Usually termed Sore Mouth, Dysen-
terry and Canker the Bowels, Sore Mouth OF Nufs-
ng Women, and the Acrid HumoIs Of Teeihing Child
ren; in short, almost all the affections OF the Mu-
Membrane OF the Mouth, ThroaI, and Alimentary
Canal.
The medicine has been for iwentycne years before
the public, and such has been its celebrity, that spu-
ous article has been thrown into the market, copy ing
almost entire the circular and wrapper at Tie genuine
article only changing the name OF the proprietor Tho
genuine has tie sim lie OF "A. 3 GRENvILLE'' on
the circuia and wrapper, is put up by his widow,
Mrs A. 5 GRENVILLE, and is for sale at JOHN Ia
BROWN a. SONS, 425 Washington street, and SETH
w. FOWLE'S, 1855 Washington street, Boston, d
SCOTT, aud JAMES GREEN, Worcester, and by
Druggists generally. de0dSm nl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

EXCELSIOR. Or. Samuel johnson has said that the
man who does attend TO his stomach is fool; we
say that the who drops into The Excelsior and at
tends to the Of his stomach, is wise Wis
dom consists in doing the best can, under all
circumstances, and better fare cannot be found any
where than at Gates s. Tait's They have o,strrs ON
eettes and other delicaces for delicate somachs and
they have ats, game and the succulent elibies
for the hearty. They have the must beautiful fruits,
for ladies' and every variety OF bonbOns for the young
Besides being model eating house, The Excelsior is
more conveniently situated than any oher similar es.
tablishment in town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

BALL. few short years ago, travelled to Paris
to taste Gifts soups and hachis but they now
have better fare than is be found in Paris by call
ing al the Harrington Corner Saloon. French ragouts
fries, and stews cannot begin TO compare with Balls
Turtles, and other lles part If Bals MENACE
lie deals in the substantias and ee ances gastTono
my. Tonight he will serve up chowder that will as
toni,h the natives. Look in him, II you please.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

sruRR & LEWIS respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they still kept supplied with beauii
fl game and the sorts OF fresh water fish, which
they prepare in all the richie and methods known
in the Il cooking They have always fresh and va
rsd supply of the best vegetables, fruits aud
confectiols besides OYSTERS lobses and other sorts OF
shell fish. Tonight they will have clam chowder.
Gentlemen who desire to have tall sort of supper
would do well to call to night at the Piper Block sa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

ARTHuR's TRIUMPH, OR goodness REWARD
ED, by Francis Forester. published by Geo.
Z. Rand, Cornhl, BostoL
This is another of &c Uncle T,by's pretty stories.
1t gives an account of Arthur Ell erslie's progress in
goodness and advancement in fe,, and shows how
virtue is rewarded. Every little boy should read
this book, and should at the time, tiy TO be as
good boy as Arthur.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

AN Attic PHILOSOPHER IN PARIS, from the
French Of Emile Souyeslre; published by ID. Ap.
pleton, s. Co., 346 Broadway, New York.
The Attic Philosopher is rara auis-he is a
happy man. His position in society is that Of a
bank clerk; and his condition in life is that Of a
solitary bachelor He sits in his garnet and looks
down, on the world Of PARIS, through the medium
of love, with calm philosophic eye. He beholds
the rich without envy; and the sight Of the power
fuI excites no emotion of Jealousy in his breast.
Wealth and power are purchased at the expense oil
happiness; and as Emile Souvestrc looks upon hap
piness as the most valuable of all earthly blessings,
he prefers 10 keep his full share of happiness, and
to let wealth and ambition occupy their splendid
palaces, while he complacently, returns 10 his gar
ret. The book is journal Of the philosophers OBJ.
servatons and reflections, during one year. de has
the faculty Of seeing beauty in the simplest things
and Of extracting good from The most common place
occurrences. He is true philosopher, for he has
the wisdom to bear the ills of life with religious res.
iguauoni and to accept it's pleasures with grateful
sense of Gods goodness.
The book is for sale by John Keith & Co.'S, 239
Main street, and deserves to be universally read.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
Reasons why the climax Hair Tonic
should be used.
Bush $ Cough Cure Lozenges.

In no way are people more abe 10 be deceived than
in the remedies proposed for curing the various ills OF
life. When therefore, Medicine has been tested and
by long use and successful has proved itself in
valuable ough to be cherished, and will be chez ished
by all who value health. Bush's Cough Cure Lozenges,
have passed that ordeal have their way TO public
favor, held in the highest estimation for
the cure of Coughs Cold, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Bronchitis, and especially Whoopng OUgh, and other
Cough. Call for Lozenges at BUSH & CO.'S, 81 Front
Street. NC daWtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

G5y- The venerable mansion at Flushing, L. l.,
the residence of the Parsons family for the last
forty years, was destroyed by fire on Sunday
night last, about 9 O'Clock, while The family
were at a religions meeting. Insured for Ss4 500.
The fire originated from furnace.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment and
BOARDING agency,

No 233 Main ST., Wotceaier, Up Stairs
DC you wish to sell your real estate? Do you wish
10 buy housed Do yon wish to let your houses to
good tenantsl Do you wish TO get your life or your
goods insuredf Have you house you wish TO sell!-
YOU wish for boarders! Are you in want of boarding
house! Have you store for sale 10 lef Do you
wish to borrow money collateral security! Have
you money TO lend mortgages of real estate? Do
you wish to buy farma lave You house lots for sale?
DO you wish to buy house lut? Do you wish 10 hire
a sIorel Have yon an office to let! Do you wish TO
hire an Officer Are you in want Of employment If
40, you will do well to call at the above Agency.
iyl5 deOdtf LEW Is G. MUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11
From the National Era.
The Hashish.*
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

or all the Orient lands can walnut
OF marvel, with our own competing,
The strangest is the Hahish plant,
Aud what will follow on it's eating.
What visions to the tasier rise,
OfDeJvish or Of Almeh dances,
fEblis, or of Paradise,
Set all agow with Hour glances.
The Molah and the Christian dog
Clap the same pipe beneath their noses;
The Meuzzn climbs the synagogue,
The Rabbi shakes his beard at Moses!
The Arab by his desert well
Sits choosing from some Caliph's daughters.
And hears his sing lie cameTs bell
Sound Welcome 10 his regal quarters.
The Koran.reader makes complaint
or Shitan dancing and it;
The rohber offers aims: the saint
Drinks tokay and bIasphemes the Prophet.
Such scenes that Eastern plant awakes,
But we have ordained to beat it,
The Hahish Of the West, that makes
Or fools, or knaves, nt all who eat it.
1t makes the merchant class, with ware
And stock in trade, his fellow sinners;
And factory loids, with equal care,
Regard their spindles and their spnners.
The preacher eats, and straight appears
His Bible in a new trans atlon;
It's angels, negro. overseers,
And Heaven itself, snug plantation.
For seraph's songs he takes the bark
And bay of blood hounds northward set ting I;
The planter for a patriarch,
With servants Of his own beggetling.
The noisiesi Democrat with ease,
Ii turns to Slavery's parish beadle
The shrewdest states man eats, and sees
Due southwark point the polar needle
The man OF peace, about whose dreams
The sweet millenial angels cluster,
Tastes HE uiad weed, and plots and schemes
A noisey Cuban dlibuster!
The Judge partakes, and sits ere long
Upon his bench railing black guard,
Decides, of1-hdnd, that right is wrong,
And reads the ten commandments backward!
Oh, potent plant! so rare taste
Has never Turk or Genloo gotten;
The hempen Hashish ofthe East
Is poAeiles to our Western Cotton!
IA preparation Of the Cannabis Indica, or Indian
hemp, under the name of HaShish HaSchisch, is
famous throughout the Eastern world for lis singular
ma, cote and Intoxicating qualities, producing
agreeable hallucmalion, or fdntaSla, and disposng
the eater to all kinds OF exaggeraton and extrava
aance The effect of the cotton plant, mental, NOR
AL religious, and political, upon the people OF the
United States, would form proper subject Tor
nedico philosophical essay like that of M. Nor.
cesu's Du Hdschisch et del Alienation Mentale.
HCpuou!' SAID distinguished speaker in Con
gress, sune years ago Cotton would think,
,y the way gentlemen speak Of rullon, that all their
Of good we're in hat one word cotton;
hat the de, TIMES Of this nation bound up in
cotton; that The very thread Of our tate which The
parcsp are sDinLiOp fur ia Of cottnu.H
Speech of Hon. r. C. Winthrop
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

Having been duly licensed TO keep an INrELLIGENcR
OFFICE, the undersigned is prepared furnish Hotels,
Country promptly attended Persons in want Of
help, and those Wishing for employment, are invited to
all
~ Tenements, Stores and Offices, TO be let
RP MONEY TO loan collateral security
augl0 dly LEWIS c. MUM, 233 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

MoRE LIBERALITY. Hon. jonah an Phil
lips, Gather Of WendelD has given Harvard
College, $40 600 10 increase the endowi nent of
the Greek Prolessorship.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

TERRIBLE AccIDENr.-Thest tamer Amer
lea, was burned on the Alabama River, on the
29th January, and ffy lives were LOST. 1t is I'M
derstood that gentleman moving west, named
Moore, was on board with large mum Der OF ne
groes, but no further particulars are given.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

sHocK1Ec.-The Portland Argus states that
boat with two men and woman, lett one OF
The Islands on Sunday, to come 10 that CITY, out
after proceeding some distance, they got Jammed
in the ice, and before they could extricate the
boat, the woman froze 10 death
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-02-11

DaIvIHe BUsINEss.-- observed masons
yesterday, busiIy at work in rebuilding the walls
of Dickinson's Block, which WAS destroyed by
the late fire. Tho go ahead proprietor, not wish
ing to keep his tenants waiting for the return Of
spring, had provided an apparatus for thawing
the brick with hot water, after which they were
laid no in cement II this is not practical illus.
tration Of what Mr.. Bronson calls " the triumph
of man over his accidents . then we do not know
what is.