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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-02-13
tate that both uolitical parties held State and

state that both political parties held State and
county nominating conventions, and that
each nominated candidates to fill the various
Offices provided for in the aforesaid Constitu-
ton, aud that at the election, which was spir-
tied and holly contested, there was general
attendance Of voters. That the election was
conducted without violence; that the men,
bers elected to the State Legislature met at
| the Capitol on the I'd day of December last,
as prescribed by the Constitution that ev-
ery member of both parties voted upon all
questions which came before them.
Believing that the people of Minnesota have
proceeded in strict accordance with the law
of Congress called the Enabling Act and in
conformity to the spirit of the Constitution
of the United States and knowing that the
entire population of the State expect speedy
admission into the Union, We earnestly trust
that their expectations may not be disap-
pointed, especially as there are questions
now before Congress Of vital Importance to
the State.
Very respectfully,
| JAS. SHIELDS,
HENRY NJ RICE.
We concur in the foregoing:
GEO. L. BECKER,
w. w. PHELPS,
j. NJ. CAvANAUGH.
AS a. member of the Committee Of Con-
ference greed upon by both divisions of the
Constitu, ional Convention, wish to testify
to the una, Unity by which that Constitution
was adopted by both parties, and fully con-
cur in the sta tement of facts embodied in the
above reply.
W. W. KINGsBURY, Delegate"
do not think we will be able to obtain
more than two Representatives and this
number, cannot be denied us with Justice
The census as returned to tie Office OF the
Secretary of the Interior, exhibits the follow
ing nonnlation in the State !:
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Congressional.
WAsHINaroH: Feb /:

"0AVNS e GU De
SENArE.-Mr. Davis introduced bill for
the relief Of the officers and soldiers of the
army who were stationed at Fort Kearnev
previous to March 1st, 1858.
Mr.. Wilson attacked the Presidents no.
sotion, stating that the history in the mes
sage was a stupendous, gigantic misrepre-
sentation of the affairs of Kansas He de-
MED the statement in the message that there
has been party in the Territory setting at
defiance the Constitution or the laws Of the
land. He denounced the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, saying that he would rather have the
Constitution with slavery than without it,
because with slavery it might be abolished,
but without it it would be perpetual. 1t was
perversion of fact and truth in the Presi-
dent or anybody to charge that the people
OF Kansas, by voting for the election OF Of
Ulcers under the Lecompton Constitution, in
tended in any way to give their sanction to
1t: They went to the ballot box on the 4th
OF January to beat out for ever that Consti-
tuition. They knew that the people were
against it by majority of 6 to 1. They
meant to overthrow Calhoun and his corrupt
minions in the Territory who had violated
justice and Sustained their names by fraud.
outrage and murder. The only way to do
that was to select men pledged against that
Constitution, and who would come here, as
they have to ask Congress and the country
to reject it as a fraud on the people of Kan
sas, and act fairly and above board. He pro-
claimed to the country and to the world
the Presidents misrepresentation and mis-
takes.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.

fEs-AVOG SeSSIOus
HoUsE.-On motion of Gen. Quitman, a
resolution was adopted. calling on the Presi-
dent to communicate the number of soldiers
engaged in the late war with Great Britain
and the Indian war at the same time, also, a
statement showing a proximate estimate of
expenditures of extending them the benefits
of the revolutionary pension laws. This in
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and Thomas oster, be stricken from the
bill.
The report and bill were referred to the
Committee Of the Whole.
MT. kEIE II, from the Committee on Mile
age, made az eport upon the number of miles
whlch each member had travelled in coming
rom MS p' ace of residence and returning to
the same Several Of the members express
Cd opinN ms unfavorable to the accuracy oil
tn, repc TT. The report was re-referred to
The con mittee
THE MAPS.
On motion of Mr.. PIERCE, the report of
the majority of the committee in relation to
the m APPS hung up in the hall, by Messrs
Holmes & Payte, was taken up.
Mr.. BALCOMBE moved that the report
be adopted.
Mr.. McGRORTY moved that the minority
report be read.
Mr.. OTIS moved that the two reports be
re-referred to the committee with instruc
aions to inquire the lowest price for which
the maps could be purchased. Lost
The report Of the majority was then
adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. LO RID: For State road from
Minnesota to High Forest.
By Mr.. SH EETZ: For State road from
Owatonna to the Iowa line.
BY Mr.. OF is: For State road from
section 4, tow %, range %, to Sec IS, town
%, range %.
By Mr.. STEVENS: To authorize the
Regents of the University of Minnesota to
borrow money.
By Mr.. KILLER To change the Wes-
tern boundary of Houston County.
| By Mr.. BACON : To change the boun-
dairy lines Of the counties of Fillmore, Now
err, and Freedom, add for new county to be
called Root River.
By Mr.. MASTERS A Join Resolution
providing for the appointment of Committee
to procure plats, descriptions end field notes
of school lands.
| RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. SHEETZ offered the following pream
BILE and resolutions
Whereas recent advices from Washington
Indicate that an effort is being made by the
| Federal Administration and its supporters il
| Concress. to make the admission of Minneso
ia contingent upon the admission of Kansas
under the Lecomptor Constitution, ant
whereas, we regard the attempt to unite thes
two independent measures, using the mer
its of the one as set-of against the wrong
involved in the other, and making the accep
lance Of the former dependant upon the sue
cess Of the latter as unjust, without preceden
and contrary to the spirit of the Constitution
and whereas, we consider the attempt to fore
! the Lecompton Constitution upon the peopl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

DRYING SWEET CoRN.-I have been in the
habit of curing the sugar or sweet corn for
winter use for some years, and have tried
various ways of preparing it, but have found
none so good and cheap as this: When the
corn IS fully grown and filed with milk,
gather it, strip off the husks, and with sharp
knife cut off the grains close to the cob.
Spread 1t in tin baking pans, and place it
around the stove, and dry as soon as possible.
When thoroughly dried put it into a course
cotton bag, keeping it near the stove. occa-
sionally shaking it up. SO as to have it thor
oughly dry. Keep it in a dry place until
wanted for USE
When wanted for cooking. put it in warn
water or equal parts of milk and water is
preferable, and let it swell out. Cook it Is
or 20 minutes, and bring it to table seasoned
with butter, salt and pepper to taste.
Boiled with dry beans, it maks capital
StfccatGsh-f'Indan DISH Boil the beans
until soft, and add the corn 10 or Is minutes
before bringing to to table. TRowBR1paE,
Camden, N. Y.-CoWatry Gentleman.
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SPrice Two Cents
G8t 4aiIp spp.

The Expects OF ToBAcco.-The Dublin
y Press asserts that the pupils of the
Polytechnic School in Paris have recently fur
nished some curious statistics bearing on to-
bacco. Dividing the young gentlemen of that
college into two groups-the smokers and
non smokers-it shows that the smokers have
proved themselves in the various competitive
examinations far inferior to the others. Not
only In the examinations on entering the
school are the smokers in lower rank, but
IN the various ordeals that they have to pass
through IN year the average rank of the
smokers had constantly fallen, and not incon-
sideraoly, while the men who did not smoke
enjoyed cerebral atmosphere of the clearest
clearest kind
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING


RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
THE square the space occupied by 100 words or IL
ines solid "Noaparel" type being just inch in
ength
One square, day bOci two days Toe; three days ST.
Tour days $780, week 81 so; weeks So so; each
subsequent week 75c three months S. (net six months
$40 met one year $l6 (net)
One half square less, day ACC; two days COO;
three days 75c week 81; weeks sl75i each
equent week 4Oci three months 81; six months ST.
year $40.
discounts will be made upon months bill the rate
Of 10 per cent So is per $40 70 per cent
$50 80 per cent from so SIS, 20 per cent from
IS to $780,
yearly advertising" at s25 per square per annum
Manageable not o'tener than week But yearly ad-
Vertisers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
ness advertising and TO the ordinary style of display.
All other advertisements from them will be charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY
One square, week roc; three weeks 81; each after
Insertion zoe; six months So; year 50. One half
sqnare or less, week Soc; year So No yearly
adyertising"i in weekly except by special contract
Discounts will be made the above in the
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADVERTISING IN EITHEk PAPER.
Messengers notices $780, Assgnees notices $50;
Executors Administrators notices Of appointment
Sl5O Probate notices, ordinary form, &1,25 All other
legal notices % per advarce fu ordinery
Rt25 per square Of II lines, charge for this deseiE
ton OF advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices 90 per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates.
Notices OF Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the Usual advel Using prices
Religious notices cards Of Acknowledgements from oer-
gymen aud the like, SOC per square.
Marriages and deaths gratis Notices of funerals 25c
All obi uaTy notices additions Of any kind to the
simple announcement of deaths and marriages charged at
be Of rate of &c line
All transient advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory ocal reference, must be
paid for in advance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30

CURE FOR BAIDNEss.-A medical journal
says that the decocton of box has been sue
eesstul in cases of badness. -Four large
handtuls of the stem and leaves of the garde n
box are boiled in three pints of water, in a
closely covered vessel, for fifteen minutes.
ana allowed to stand in an earthen jar ten
hours or more; the liquor is then strained.
ana one ounce and half of cologne added,
ana with this solution the head is well wash
ed every morning.
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&The Syrup is the best known remedy for The cure
COLDS, COUGHS, TIGHTNEss of the CHEST, or any
Lung Disease.
The Pills are purely Vegetable, and are the best Pill
ever used for HEADACHE, FOUL STOMACH, and
C0sTIVFNESS One trial Of them will be sufficient to
gain for them preference all Others Try them and
be convinced. For sale by Apothecaries everywhere.
ie22 d3m
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g o M EFT HING NE w.
ID A N l Ell S
Patent GrGnM altar FHeE,
Manufactured from
BRUSH WOOD, TwIGs, &C.

Tho subscribers having purchased the right for Wors
oeater County, 10 manufacture the Patent Granular
Fuel would Inform the czens Of Worcester aud velocity
that they have put up Machine in Merinelds Building
and prepared all all orders either for small or large
quantities. The Circular Fuel Is pronoun led by all who
have used IT, superior TO charcoal for kindlng coal Ares
while summer fuel for cooking stoves, ranges &C. X
has eque the score Of convenience and economy
Terms cents per bushe, CASH delivered Ia any part
Of the city, with liberal discount 10 those who purchase
twenty-five bushels, 10 cents.
Orders lett at the CITY COAL YARD OFFICE. In
Central Exchange with SCOTT ELLIS, 90 Front a.,
BROOKS SrEARNs opposite City Hall,or at the CITY
HOTEL, will be promptly attended to.
t Rights with the requisite machinery, are for sale
for all psrts OF the County Also, rights TO use the In
venon Ia any part Of the United States NAV be nego
iated through US. W. "a 8 @. LANE,
MerrlheldH Building
je22 deod&w3m Over the Saw Mill, Exchange ct.
CIR JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE
~ PIL.A oan DO had OF CHARLSE CLARKE,
Anal dkf rnrner Main and paAaaut nifaaia.
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uRn TO BOOT AND SHOE MANU-
EWtBACrURERs. ID. WHITrEMORE's Dressing
&placklng and varplsh, kr sale by gallon or barrel.
At GODDARD EsrABR0OK'B Boot and Shoe Finding
store hargenth Block corner Of Main and southbrdge
streets. dam jy2s
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n TO FARMERS.-Farmers or otheres
E[EIA who may be DESTROYS OF improving the quality
WM Of their Dairy Stock, informed that the
uuat4~4@subscriber has purchased OF Paine Aldrich,
Esq, his celebrated ALDERNEY BULL, which will be
kept for service at his farm, bser known the David
Scott Farm) 10 Auburn, the present II is well
established fact that the Jersey Adeney breed OF
tie is superior all others for purposes Of the Dairy and
the uniform high prices Of this stock show the estimation
In which 1t held The bull above meuonedwas bred
from stock imported by the la Col Colt Of Patterson
New Jersey, and his sire received he rst premium Of
500 at the United States Agricultural socetys Exhibit
tion in 1865. Apply at the far in Auburn, or to
apps d6Wu G. B. PRATT, Worcester.
LNIRE ENGINE FOR SALE.--A drst class
n Fire Engine Of large capacity, which has proved,
upon trial. TO be equal the best machines built will be
sold low, II application is made to
TMARBLE,
jy22 dh No. 3 Trumbul Bt, Worcester.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS. = Dru. HAMILTON
~ A OALKINsS MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN
srrrUTR-0pen for patients Of both sexes and al all
Seasons. Medcated Baths, Gymnastic, Dietete HyRi.
enc, Hydropathlc Medicinal means and Mineral Waern
used In the treatment Of Diseases. Dr.. n. Hamilton
gives special attention to the treatment II diseases Or vs.
males, Prof Calkns to Medical and Surgical dlstases o.
every variety. For particulars address ROBERT HAM.
ILr0N, N, D., Saratoga Springs, N.Y
lea dkw8m
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PATENT NCY

pa Mt AG NCY
FOR THE
UnEtcd States, Great Britain. France
And other european countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIO AND
CRAFTSMAN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
He continues to make Models ard to prepare specin
cations Drawings and all necessary papers, and 70 pro.
cure Patents IN the United States and European coun
tries. Foreign business conaded only to tFuHy and
aponsible agents.
All business conhded to me will be promptly attended
todt the lowest rates Casually Is per cent lower than
the same would be done by others In the profession
Being connected with the best Agents 81 Wash
hgton, and making frequent trips there, I am ena-
bed 10 keep thoroughly posted In all matters relating 10
Patents and Inventions thus aording the best aci
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Iuven
tors in regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will nd u to their advantage to put their In
ventions into Substantial form or Model AZ soon AZ pra
cable (hib frequently Patent in case OF ques
ton of priority Of invention and consult some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent ONCE. as 70 securing their rights.
All communications strictly confidential Advice as to
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examine
tons made comparing inventions with those already pa
tented In for the purpose or involving the
principles, and advice given 70 the probability o.
obtaining patent in some cases saving from fty
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them, made
TO order upon reasonable TERMS warranted 10 answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds OF assignments recorded ct Washington Copies
ofDrawngs, specifications and other papers In the Pa
tent Once obtained.
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases. and Other
valuable works relating 70 Patents together with com
pete list Of all the Patents record at Washington car
DO Seen At my ofloe free OF charge.
For further Information, inquire Of
JAMES g.. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, MASS.
ap1el 0nhce AZ Mechanics Hall. dawt
NJ ID 1 q A 4 y o 4 q u
DR.. NDREWS
IL happy TO 10 his friends and the public that
he has returned to the city with his health very much
improved, and Is ready 10 wait upon ali who may
be IN wagt Of his professional services, N
- ONCE No. 100 Llneolna Block. corner Main and
N. BAH calls for professional services after O'Clock
In the evening. must be made atmy residence No. AZ
Summer street, first house north Of Thomas street school
house. du le2g
Il II 81 "A II.
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THE WORCESTER SPY.

DAILY PAPER-FOUR DOLLARS year, payable al
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued at
the expiration Of the term paid for.
WEEKLY P4PER.-Prcs two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months II paid strictly
advance, 81, as year, single copies cents each
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d. FOR SALE CHEAP. a.
Esssl TWO VALUABLE HoMEsTEADs suAsa
Or Small Farms, the City Of Worcester, lsith
q miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings and thoroughly finished. The Worces
and West Boyston omnibus passes the premises four
times daily. The buildings situated upon a tract OF
land containing twenty acres, Of the Gsst land in Wor
osStsr county. Best adapted to Gardening and Fruit
Grotong The first purchaser Of Of them can have
Z, 10, or 10 acres.
Both places are free Of membranes.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to
change Inquire Of T. M. LAMB,
jazz DIFF 2Th Main Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-08-30
NO CLASSIFICATION OF ENGINES.

Each Company will draught its own water PLAYING
through four hundred feet of Hose with such pipe a.
each may select, throwing the stream perpendicular
through hoop Six feet 10 Diameter attached to pole
ptyIeet rom the ground The Prizes will be awarded
Sccodug to the decision OF impartial judges to be an
pointed for the purpose upon the height of the stream
thropn. Each Company will be allowed Ten Minutes
TO arrange apparatus and play the match Time Of
tra one Minute In case OF bursting Of Hose another
trial will be allowed provided such trial is accomplished
within the ten minutes allotted; at the expiration Of
which time the Company consending must withdraw
Any Misunderstanding which may arise in regard to
the Interpretation Of the Rules Of Playing for the Przes
will be decided by the Chief Engineer Of the Worcester
Fire Department
Companies accepting the above invitation VIII confer
earliest conUenence, stating the time Of their intended
arrival II accompanied by a Band of Music please
state the fact, and the Of the Baud also the name
Of the builder Of the Engine size Of Cylinder and length
Engineers from abroad will please report themselves
upon their arrival, at Head Quarters, Warren Hail,
Pearl street.
FRIDAY,
The Worcester Fire Department will Parade and have
a Trial OF skill Tor the following Prizes.
Engine Companies.
First Prize Offered BY Nathan Wsshburn, Esq ~ 500
Second SO
Hose CompaHies.-One Prize, rs
Hook and Ladder compahies.-0ne Prize 80
L, w. STURTEvANT, Chief Engineer.
sAMUEL A. PORTER,
H. G. WATKINS,
RUSSELL X SHEPARD, Assistant
WIN. II. Haywood, Engineers
ELIJAH Y. MILLER.
LEONARD R. HUDSON,
E. G. WATKINS,
Clerk Of the Board Of Engineers.
Worcester Aug. II, 1858. dM,w,&Ftm auis
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MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST
REAL. ESTATE.


a. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
Ef..i occupied by me, the north side Of Pleasant
N Street, viii be sold cheap FOR cash. The lot Is 50
ee front by so ieep, which neat little cotsge
containing seven rooms. Wen supplied with hard
and soft water. Apply the premises, Ms 81 Pleasant
Street. WALTER sTEARNs.
jeIS diff
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The above rods may be had OF
FREEMAN & WETHERELL,
81 Exchange street, Merriheld's Building.
apps d2aw6wtf Worcester, Macs.
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n MAssACHUsETTs MORGAN
This ane Stallion will stand at the stable Of the
-A-0ssubscrber, 173 Pleasant street, the present
season Massachusetts Morgan 10 Of The best blood In
the eountry-MorEan the side OF Its sire, and cross
Of English blood and Morgan BY the dam. For sym
metry OF form, grace Of motion, and bottom he has
superior. His color Is chestnut he weighs 1000 lbs
and rols his mile n three minutes He took the przelf
500, the great exhibition In Boston, In 1885, opens
all horses 10 the country He also took the rst prem
Of S20 at the orcester County Exhibition In 1858.
But the greatest recommendation Is the excellence Of bis
stock which h unrivaed by that Of any other horse In
America and his colts have been sold at prices varying
rom $500 70 $4,000 Terms $40 for the season and SIS
10 warrant JAALAM GATES.
nvIg d3taWtWtf
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EsTABLlsHED IN 1sss.

p 70 y N q,
Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UNaRR ELIAS
&c respectfully Informs the public that he has now in
store an ENTIRE NEW STOCK bought since the recent
fsll 10 goods, and now selling at very low prices.
Umbrellas, Canes, &c repaired. PEpkinainava
Fiety Of styles Byeets set Marking for Embroidery
g Agency of HeE England Dye House.
Sign Of THE Variety Store" No. 200 Main street
pposte Brinley Hall dtf noe
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lf3e sQHdre is the space occupied by 100 words IL
ines solid "Noaparie' type, being just one inch in
ength
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DRY GOODS.
GRAND CLOSING OUT sALE.I!

The undersigned is making arrangements now, befor
his removal from thiscity, which compels him to
CLOSE OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
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In accordance with our system, we never keep over
Summer Stock "a stock purchased at Aucton,) and to
do this apply our PEN to our SELLING MARK freely
and regardless of the retail value Of the goois, far
find bes for the public aud ourselves begin each sea-
son with new and fashionable Goods from the import
ers' Auctions.
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WOUNG MEN-Who are unsuccessful In anything
n which they attempt, almost always sufferers
from spermatorrh@a, Involuntary Seminal Emissions.
Until you cure this disease you will never know what
you capable Of accomplishing, how smart you may
be In the mean tlme, your life is than blank
CURE this disease and every thing goes smoothly
add you prosper In your undertakings. God the good
and beautiful designs to have all enjoy life; but no
do 80 while suffering from any form Of Sexual
disease. Now II so afflicted don't fool away your time
and money upon Quack Books, 'Rings" "Curative III
Instruments" Nostrnms, "Indian.' other quacks;
but II so disposed profit by my experience. Enclose
two stamps and address, IN perfect confidence your
friend and former feow.suerer, Box 1T6, Charestown
Mass. au1S d&w6ms
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GINGER'S SEWING MACHINES FOR
- bALE.-Two Sewing Machines, one new and in per
$50 and $50. Manufacturers price AGO and Si26
au7 DIFF A. p WARE co.