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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

( HpAkIRoN AND STEEL.
IRON.
25 tons assorted Swedish Iron, nat and square.
10 f" best Norway Bar Iron.
$50 assorted best refined Iron, Iound fat, and
square.
80 tons shafting iron, from IL to inches round.
20 small round, and square Iron, from l-l6 TO 81
Of an Inch.
tons u b. horse-nail rods
10 {" horse and ox-shoe Iron
10 I" best Norway rods, and shapes assorted
20 I" hoop and band Iron. from TO inches wide.
20 best 1lendon Iron
(" Lowmore Iron, assorted.
OVAL and half-roupd Iron.
4 Sheet Iron.
S II Il r. l..
tons sleigh shoe Steel, (Swedish)
best cnst stsei, (sanderson, Bro.-& Coz
/" round machinery Steel.
F" English spring
German srt
Bstered ~
ALeo se
Fisher & Norris Cast Steel Face Anvfis ana
Vices. Best English A,ioiis and Yices,
Horse Rasps and Files
NUTS and WASHERS AxLE-TREES and BOXES
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS, BLACKSMIrlrs BIZ LL0WS,
BLACKsMITIls SEA COAL. OHIO AND NOVA
GRIN TONES.
Horse Nails from the best U. D. Iron, warranted
NIB; Psi; arc also Agenss for ADRIoNAo AMER
a. The above wube sold on the most favorable terms
BY the ubscfbefs at Tie old stand washington Square
worcester, oos /, lisa M sssdsx
1900 ~f 100 's-7F IA Nasst nht gM4 AZ -
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PATENT AGENCY
a., AND
MODEL MANUFA GLORY +.
No oo7 MANI gr l,,n stairs WopoesrRR

No 207 MAIN ST., OPP stairs,) WORCESTER
The subscriber continues to MAKE Models of an kinds
working Il required, and warranted to answer The
tsquieon Of the Patent Odice) and 70 furnish Drawings
specifications, etc and to procure Patents. Being con-
nected with OF the best Agents IN Washington, (see
reference below he enabled to obtain Patents with the
lsast possible delay ana expense.
No. 2O7 Main street, Worcester
The subscriber continues the business Of furnishing
drawings Specifications, and procuring Patents. lie at
lenda 10 all business usually required to be transacted Will
the Patent ONCE he has many years carried on the
nsness Of building and using all kinds Of machnery used
In ali The factories Of New England Having invented
aone Of the important improvements which are adopted by
all the principal manufacturers, and having neen involved
In heavy lawsuit had occasion to study the latent laws
with unusual interest," under thelate Hon Daniel Webster
eng the only Solicitor ofpatents who thorough prac-
tlca mechanic his experience, well as his scientific
knowledge and his intimate acquaintance with mechanical
operations enable him to understand new Inventions 70
distinguish them from those already patented, and TO Spe.
efy them with facility and accuracy Many 80 inyen'
lnns have been lost To the inventors by not having them
understood, and properly specified, SO as TO present
proper claim. an, ,,,,o,,, -. H..
Washington, LIST month, 1898
Tteferences Hon. o. 4 James, U. 5. Senate; Hon,
Thomas j. Rusk u s. Senaej His Excellency, p. Allen
Governor Of r. L., Edward W. Awton, Collector OF Gus
iuna n r. Anthony Xxx Governor Of X. l.; X. Wdreene
Chief Justice, Thomas y. Carpente Counsellor ut Law
Haniuel Ames, Counsellor at Law. 49,. -
The following note was appended by theate Hon. Bee
retary Of State Of the United States =,
have known Mr.. Arnold Tor some Yeas, anu @'n wel.
Acquainted with the gentlemen whose names are above
written, accord with their opinions ahd know thete
'''''S " '''s DAN'L WEBSTER.
For furtherinrormatIon, inquire Of .,o,,
; j. q. ARNOLD,
No. 20T Main street, Worcester,
az All communications strictly confidential
myi4 dnwu -
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
@ R O @ K cry w A. r e

BROWN & FIRTH woulI respectfully invite the at
tenon of merchants to their extensive assortment of
Crockery, Glass Ware, Paper Hanqinqs, &c.,
Comprising general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than can be found in any wholesale establishment
in the country -
As we have very large retail trade, it becomes
say for us import goods in large quantities. and to
buy all American goods direct Of the manufacturers which
enables 10 get goods at the Invest prices and Offer
to any country merchant larger Of rich and
common goods to select FROM at prices low be
bought in New York Boston, and terms liberal.
Merchants by calling at establishment will become
satisfied that they will time ard money by giving
their ORDERS as they can fill their memorandum
store in less time than they can at dozen.
oil dawtf BROWN & FIRTH
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r. Y DUN G.,
DEALER IN
FANCY GOODS. TOYS,

SEF.UL TICLES!
Respectfully informs tile public that he keeps on hand
large Stock adapted to the wants of the great mass
bracing great variety of articles suitable FOR presents
during the holiday season. Christmas and New Years
Presents Birthday Presents and for all occasions, Such
in part as
LADIES' Fancy Boxes and Writing Desks Port
folios RecGcues and Morocco Bags, Gentlemen's
Dressing Cases. Tourists CASES, Pocket Cutlery Perm-
cry Gases &c., sc. Boys and Giis seds, Rock
ing Horses, Games and many other articles,
for the amusement and instruction of
that everybody warts and all at moderate prices Um-
brellas Repaired, Pinkng, Crimpng, and Marking for
EmbraihTys
Sign of "THE VARIETY ST0RE,'' No. Sc Main street,
Nearly opposite Quinsigamond Bank.
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esTATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
, COMPANY. Worcester, Mass.

INCORPORATED 1916
Guarantee Capital, 100000.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, pres't. CLARENDON HARRIS, secv.
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle, with rigid economy, having accumulated
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
the rates Of Premium about 20 per cent and dispense
rey with deposte notes. the annual premium being the
xtent Of the liability.
$4,000 only taken risk.
Policies issued good lives for California and other
countries, atreduced rates OF premium.
For further information apply to
CLARENDON z aRRIs. sec'y, 9S bIein st.,
mar dly Worcests-
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JOIN MILTON EARLE, 4
HoMAs DREW, at Ne. 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass


TERMS OF PUBLIcArIoE
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opies two cents EACH When paid strictly in Alliance
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GT The postage on the daily by mail any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 cts quarters other States 3S cts
quarter. On the Weekly in Worcester County moth n.y.
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts. year; in
other States, "a cts. a year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
lExPLANAToN.-Eight to ten words make line-1o to
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q Soc Soc @ 1 1'9S 90 1 15S
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G 500 $50 $50
year 500 year 1000 / year 400
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% The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements if he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same pIopCsiionate rates.
" Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days, two thirds of the above rates Advertise
ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance
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Loaded business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts
Inc for one insertion.
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ditlon to the record of the death, cents per line
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additional insertion 20 c. On squars months $500.
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NETOOLEN MACHINERY.-C L. GOD.
Wv DARD, New YORK, only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH BURRING MACHINES
and FEED ROLLS, to he attached to First and also TO
Second Breakers and Finishers OF Wooden Carding Ma
Chimes The alta hment to second Breakers and Finish
es is new and very important These machines in
successful ope atou first Breakers, In m1st Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas,
aud Mexico and deemed by experienced manufacture
trs as the most perfect machines used and indispensable
60 the economical and successful manufacture Of WOOL
They in fact the only strong durable and
fully operating machines in use No carding machine
should run an hour without them ~
The Feed Rolls strong. dorable, and worthy Of at
tenton.
mills having them in use, &c. may be had by ad
dressing @. L. GODDARD,
No. Bowling Green, New York; to whom orders should
be directed. d1y sill
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE,-Phe sub
~ scribers having formed Oopartnership under the
tile of a. PEAsLEE & CO. would respectfully solicit
continuance of hat patronage which has heretofore been
SO befaly bestowed the senior partner They will
continue to tokeep hand Meats Vegetables &C.. the
hest the market Affords which they will dispose of cheap
for CASH. A. PEASLEE,
G. MCFARLAND.
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-A va
IN riety Of BOOKS, from which three 10 five dollars
day can be made, can be obtained al the Agemaas
Emp0rinm, 275 Main street, Worcester. Honorable
Employment for both ladies and gentlemen. No capital
required until the business Is fairly tried after which,
from I've to fy dollars. For grand chances, call soon
$40 du WM, ALl.BN.a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

wsC1 IR0N-ST0NE CROCKERY eaasN
G5AM w ARE-Manufaetured by John Al GaSE
, W cock, Oobridge, England, and sold only at SY
NO. 1871 MAIN STREET.
1t is acknowledged fact that in ront RI finish
style and durability, these goods stand first ami oreos
in the Market Encouraged by the success which has
hitherto attended the sale of these goods have been en-
abled to extensive arrangements or receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser
would have tdistincty understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRAOKLE
have now on hand. complete and extensive assert
ment Of goods Of the above manufacture o ether with
large stock of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
Tea Dinner Breakfast and Toilet Ware also my usual
stock of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods, Table Cutlery Solar Stand and Hanging Lamps
Girandoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins.
IN addition to the above goods have an extensive
stock of French and American
p A p f. r II A N G N G. s
Borders, Fireboard Prints Curtain Papers, Painte Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures &c, &C. thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city.
As am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories in Europe and Americas I edabled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons of this ex.
tensiye establishment and all who may favor me with
call may depend upon finding a stock always complete
and prices satisfactory as am determined not to be ex
celled.
N. Manufacturers, Agents. and others, using Solar
Chmneys be supplied with them at Factory Prices.
JOSEPH P. HALE,
1SL Main ST., LIST door north of Post Office.
s26 dawtf
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WN M. EIVELL, no. 100 MAIN STREET
He Worcester. Mass.
Manufacturer Of superior warranted
AST ST e Ell S A VS.,
viz Circular Mill, CrossCut FelIoe, Wood and in fact
every description Of Saws, wholesale aud retail.
Also, FILES, ofthe very best English and American
manufacture at the lowest prces and Files Of all kinds
Re-Cut.
N. D. l am Agent for Gushing, Marsh Burt's Su-
perior SaIamander Snfee made of the best of
materials and warranted to stand fire.
p S. saws Of every description Repaired.
MO DIFF
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70 OTICE.-REAL ESTATE BOUGHT ANDSOLD
House Lots for sac Farms exchanged for city prop
erty City Property exchanged for Farms in the country
Also attends to the Letting of Tenements, Collecting
Rents, &C No. Fagg's Building, up stairs.
ma DIFF AB'M FLAGG.
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CopartnersiEip.-The undersigned have This day
formed copatnership for transactinga general cons
mission business in Flour, Grain Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C., under the name of UPHAM & ALDRICl,
and will continue the business of Aldi Co. at No. AZ
and 40 Front street, as heretofore.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

EARUGS. DYES, &C. S. & A, j. HOWE
EP Worcester Bank Block, have in store and offer for
sale, in lots to suit
Acid. Sulphuric; Nader, Dutch;
do. Nitric Nutgals, Grouni
do. Muriac PearIash, first sort;
Alum, lump and ground Potash, first sort
Amnonia Aqus and carb.; Potash, Bchromate
Argols Ground Press Papers;
Drm. crude and refund Starch Wheat and Potato;
Blue VitriJ; Sumac Sicily;
Copperas. Am. and English; Soda Ash;
Cutch Cudbear; Sal Sodaj
Oochineal, Honduras; Sal Nixon;
Extract of Logwood Tin, Banca;
Glue, Iron Liquor, Tin, CRYSTALS;
Isingass Americans Wood, English.
Indigo, Bengal;
diff
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Books, &f.

kA IcAL HOUSkKEEPER, by Mrs. ~ A. HowHknn.,
This Book Of which more than $4,000 copies have been
sold will be sent binding, the address Of any
person Ia the United States ee Of portage by their re
hitting by latter otherwise rs cents Postage stamps
may be sent II convenient. Address the Publisher, =
WIN. ALLEN, 275 Main ct.
Worcester, Oct. IL, 1855. dawem !
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SD0ARDING.--A gentleman and wife can be ac
: commodated with good room and boarding. by ap
plying ~ NJ. xly Main 90. " 80 NJ dtf
MpOARD.-Ag entleman and lady, or single persons
NJ accommodated with board and pleasant roors, al 81
PlsaAept o., up Stare. N. oil du
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n AND w having any
for sale, will receive fur thep the higheatsm fki
4 e,sby applxias At this Oiliaa IA o2b dt
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GUSTATBS ELLIOTT.
REAL ESTATE BROK ER,
1856 Main st. It,teIl5seuce Office. 236 ia st
Real Els ate Bought, Sold Exchanged, Rented, Rents
Collected, &c, Be-.
Persons wishing good help and those wishing good sit
uations invited to call Office, 236 Main street, Wor.
cester, Mass aus dly
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nlisleiIoneons.

SICILY SUMAC.-1oo bags Ingham 4 Co IS
- quality Sumac, just received and for sale by
u17 diff g. AL HOWE.
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6SHEAP FUELI CHEAP FUEL ! /,

The subscriber Is prepared to furnish mixed Peat Of
good quality nc $500 for WHOLE $3.50 for half cords
Those who wish the price o fuel 10 continue reasonable
rates. will do well TO Peat in their stoves, either with
without wood experiments having been made fully
TO test It's economy The demand for II hitherto has been
much greater than was expected About 800 cords baye
beendstrbuted and only about 400 Of this crop re-
MAN. II can b. easily delivered In November than
Ia the winter months. Orders solicited ca as
convenient, at the Office ofth Spy, or AZ the store
II. y. DtxfE,
MIA dtf ~ AIMA 226 Main 81.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.--The sub
a. scrihers, having purchased Mr. L Browns interest
in the Creckery Ware business have entered in Copart
nership to date from the first Of July, 1856 and will con
uue Che business at the Store heretofore occupied by
Brown & Co., No. Flagg's Buildings under the name
and style of BROWN L. FIRTH. A. J. BRowN
oct1 >dawH JOHN FIRTH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-12-28

ID. #. TIEMANN a. Co., ~
as FULTON STREET, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS on
OIL g. WATER COLORS,
vARNISHES, 80.
And Importers Of FRENCH ZINC WHITE, &c. lns
az Circulars and Price Lists orwasdsd upon applying
10 tho subscribers. IA TX $3.50 A dsm 90
fRNE SET FAIHBANkS' PLATFORM
W SCALES, 10000 pounds capacity ~ sale M sho
Green 81. Goal Yard. w.ALFkED HAoERR. Aga
r7f7- 717fltF III " IsAtf1t I4IN TX lII ~ wa :
lard OiL---fOo bbs. kxtre Western Lard on
II for sale w 81 so Al. HOWE 4
nil du w Va t
UAUPONCO's FEMALE PiLEY,-- Upon
III ths rcceipt u one dollar, win be sent ~ rnaik W.
Otherwise TO any paft VI the country, BY 1.. N. n (,
ne ~ xM M 1aln A -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-23


tytcai%-.Snddcn Death If LddY.
PETERSBURG, March 22d, 1855.
Winter still fingers in the lap of Spring
On looking out this morning, we were sur
priSsd TO find the house-tops covered with
snow to the depth OF two or three inches.
81 heavy fall of snow at this season of the
year. is somewhat of n phenomenon in this
region.
Michaels, who shot Owen H. Hobson, on
Tuesday last, has not yet been arrested. In
addition TO the assault upon Hobson, his
armed resistance to the officer who endea-
yored to secure him, makes his offence more
serious. Mr.. HobsOn's wound, which was
directly over the right eye, might have proved
avery serious one but for the CHANGING of the
bullet
Yesterday Mr.. F. G. Stainback planked
down one thousand dollars, as an earnest of
his confidence in the election of Mr. Wise
This is the second bet of a like sum already
made by him on the Gubernatorial election.
both OF which have been taken one by 3
gentleman from Washington, the other by a
citizen OF Richmond.
Mr. J. II. Taylor Company are still per-
forming ut our Theatre with great success
Il is to he hoped that the encouragement
given to the drama here in Petersb burg, will
insure its permanent esta blishment during
the coming season. A company equal to
that of Mr.. Taylor would no doubt receive
ample support from the public.
Mrs. Richter, daughter OF Richard Furt
Esq, one of our Oldest and most esteemed
citizens, died very suddenly this morning.
The obstruction on the Southside Rail
road, caused by the sliding of an immense
mag of earth, has been removed and the
trains now pass as usual. BLANDFoRD.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
Correspondence of the Dispatch. j

ltorFefpohaeuce Oh the Dtspatch.t
Rams aud High Water in the Dem The
X nosc Nothing NoaninatSons-5h The Pfttsvl
raRid Congressional Distrsct--.Tadge Don
gas
DASvILLE, March 2lst, 1885.
The month of March, in this region, has
been remarkable for the quantity of rain that
has fallen. The mails from Richmond have
not reached us at the appointed times Of ar
rival and at Milton for many days the stages
we're unable to cross the Dan, on account of
high water and the mail and passengers were
carried over in canoe, and then put into
other coaches. But the river has fallen now.
and although we cannot hope for good roads
for several months, yet we do hope that the
regularity OF the mails win not again be ma
t,ria ~ interrupted.
There is great scarcity of news in this
region, except of q political character. The
Winchester Know Nothing nominations are
particularly popular with the fraternity and
the Wings. Flournoy, the candidate for
werner, has been great pet with the
Wings in this part of the State, and possesses
much of personal popularity with the Demo
Gratis. Yet ii is not probable that his name
will make many changes in favor of the tick
ct amongst the Democrats, as they have got
in the habit Of voting against him upon old
party issues.
II is rumored, with how much truth am
unable to say, that the Know Nothings of
this Congressional District met at Pittsylva-
MIA Courthouse on Monday to nominate a
candidate against Mr.. Bocock. and that Ma
thaniel &. Claiborne, Esq, of Franklin, was
chosen. II this be true, the fact will soon
be made known in some authentic way
Judge Douglas, of Illinois, reached Dan
vile on Saturday night, and remained here
on Sunday, lie was on his way to Rocking
ham. n c. where he married saversI wars
ago. lie now appears in fine health and
spirits, and made q most favorable impression
up0n all who made his acquaintance Judge
Douglas is always welcome guest in the
South, whose rights he has always been so
bold in defending DAN.
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The CASE OF DR.. BEALE.-In Phita delphia, On
Tuesday, the Grand Jury made important present
ment TO the Court of Quarter Sessions stating that
from evidence addueed before them, plan had been
formed some time since to obtain So 900 from the
family and friends of DR.. Beale, in order to employ
counsel and pay the expenses of procuring pardon
from the Governor The particulars are as follows:
The presentment alleges that the plan was urged
upon the friends of the prisoner and declined by
then-that the parties to this a5ortive plan were
Charles c. Rhodes and Mrs Turner, the latter a sis
Ter OF the prisouer-thst the individuals to whom
THIS plan was communicated, and by whom it was
declined, were the Rev. John Chambers and Mr.
Daniel steinmstz-thst the existence of such plan
was known to those gentlemen and other friends OF
the prisoner far back the early part of Jsuus
rY but was not communicated to the public authori-
ues-that was the design of the parties this
ransement to appropriate $4,000 to the employment
OF Counsel who design but there is mode
OF ascertsiuing from the evidence taken what was to
be done with the other $500" The jury express b
belief that neither Gov. 8igler Gov Pollock had
any knowledge of the matter DR.. Beale himself
refused to listen to the proposition. The Jury fur
ther express their reprobauon of extorting money
from the distressed for such purposes, and also Of
conpensating hired agents to procure pardons.
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' TELEGRAPHIC5 ! NEWS
1He Canadian Legssiatire I..embiv.

a. ~ e. kasG. March ~ There was no division
~ sae military bill In the House last night
4, ,h nosss having adjourned at midnight,
h;,t ta1 MIDDLE of warm debate. The bill is
naro,;gS, opposed by the Rogue or An.
small on party OF Lower Canada, and by q
sinai section of the Upper Canada Reform.
ers. 1t will occupy the whole of the sitt;ne
majority. ' " 7" oo"''ue'"p'e
TuEbkc. March 2a-The Military Bill was
pu' upon Its second reading in the Canadian
assembly at ! o'clock this morning, after
1 Ts hours debate, by vote of "A to IS.
n rnose VINO voted in the minority are for the
most part avowed aflnexations. - y