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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-26
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NOTICES.


y z X hERs.- MURIAFR or LINE 4
~ en- WITH testimonials, showing It's effects upon
the rape fne Corn, Potatoes lin relation N RI
PreserystiVr) Strawberry Rutt Raga ana s,.s -
ssas l. reas and all pod bearing plants Fl
I =. ~ saE 'ne worms and other insects its great
Faiue 70 me Apple Tree, also its Effects on 5,. 80
prooae,ng better crop the third wear than he fs
~ wore, oeing permanent In its effect whereas tjnsn5
mas 70 De applied every year-Will be forwar5a5 q, -.
address and al orders BY mall accompabiei bv the s5
PnnGtoay attended TO- Il is sold at the folloino ri
For less than 10 bbs, 81 10 per Dbl over 10 NM e.
or in bags OF IBIS at sIl cents per bag ior os 3
bags Less than TO- 81 each, delivered al suv dent !.
Whar IN Boston or Chaflessown Also for sale am bh
hockland Lime. fresh 300 bbis Oyster Shell Lime Iona
bushels Stacked Lime for Farmers at cents per b,,
Ihe report made to the Legislature tie last season
Wl show to any one who will take the trouble IN e,,vi
IT. me nigh value put upon this article by the COMMITTEES
at Westboro under their supervision The subscribsl
mas also testimonals from Of the most distinguish
ga persons IN Middlesex and Norfolk COUNTIES showing
Us effectiveness in destroying the Canker Worm ts ood
effect on Corn, SC w. 40 eooo
ap2I d6gtMi 's 'siess, Doston.t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-26
MONDAY MORNING, APRIL
REAL ESTATE

- FOR SALE.-AH that valuable property
;,i lately belonging to the Bos ION Brick dan0faetur
m ing Company, consisting Of one lot Of 10 acres OF
Clay LAM Cedar street. in Somerve 81 miles from
Boston, and 1000 feet only from the main track Ct The
Boston and Lowell Railroad. which a substantial
Brick Building near. 12T By 80 feet chimney 100
feet high and brick kiln walls
Also-a Steam Engine Of so horse p1Wer, made by
Corss & Nightingale. Of Mower and Woodworth's
patent Brick Machines, With screeners Elevators Roll
ers shafting Betting Copper Force Pdmp, &C. all OF
which have been in but 10 mouths ia gond order,
and capable Of making 900 bricks per day
Also-Contguous to the aboFe lot of a. $50 feet Oh
Cedar street, with wooden Boarding House and large
Stable.
Also-The patent right to use Mower & Woodwoith's
Machine for Boston and radius Of ten miles around it,
with the entire counties of Norfolk and ddlesex
This property comprises the chief buildings and appa
ratus lately belonging the Brics Co.. and affords an
opportunity to prosecute the manufacture Of dry clay
bricks without delay, and at immense advantage in
the cost Of the works.
The attention OF manufacturers generally is invited to
the property IT. situation in the midst Of dense pop
uation, its proximity 20 great mart of commerce, the
substantial character Of the buildings, and the facility
with which they may be adapted tn any msnut acture,
with the power and abundant supply OF water
offer great advantages. The machines and patent right
may be sold separately, so as to reduce the cost.
For sale very low and on easy
FOR schedule, plant and further Information, apply to
FRANCIS II YVES, l De- onshire street, corner Of
S ate street, Boston. d3m mch20
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sAM'L II. COTTON. Proprietor.
Wooster, Sd Month, 2lst 1858. mch29 dawtf
ENFoRMATION FOR THE PUBLIC,
A GENERAL PUBLIC CAUTION.

Should ask for bread would We give me stone9 / for
one believe IN calling whatever may be placed before the
pubic Tor sale or otherwise by their proper Names and
In view Of this TACT it is but justice myself and the
public to make fair and just statement in regard to
what CONSTITUTES an Ambrltyps In first place it is
Psen ana have the exclusive right for this city In
the second pace no picture he truly called an Abro-
type unless it s sealed with Fir Basam or its euyoant
between two plates OF plate glass 1t is no
the word Ambrottpe is used by those not having the
ligh that it the pubiG calls for Ambrotype that they
VIII Fe one IAN "a not gold that glitters" All are rot
Amorotypes because so advertised. Therefore, | will
one more inform the citizens of Worcester aud vicinity
that cake the only picture that be called an Ambro
type after Cuttiogs Patent.
citizens OF Worcester. Why will ye be any longer de
ceived why will We pay your money for single glass
picture falsely called Improved Ambrotype? Why
not inquire into this matter, and become convinced that
nave abored Fith all honesty place before the public
me only durable picture made glass. am ready asI
Wiling to place my pictures beside made in this CITY,
and am urther able, willing and ready to convince ali
VINO VIII give me the chance. that in the right as
regards making the most durable picture; still make the
single glass pictures in the way that others make
them, bat they are rot Anlbr0types
Give Hathaway call and witness the sealing Of what
makes an Ambroype, in Fosters Block, corner of Man
and Pearl street.
n B-Every Ambrotype emanstiug from my rooms
vii be given guarantee warrantng its durability with
my signature. VIM. HATHAWAY Artist
apo off
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WATCHES,
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
a eco Red,.ett0, fr0n. f0rmer priees.

Our stock Of WATCHES is very large,
and from the most celebrated manufactures such as the
F. B. Adams Son, Jules Jurgenson, james Nardin
Perret, and many others of different manufacture all O.
which will be sold at the lowest cash price.
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26. 1853.
NOTICES..

DLANTS. FLOWERS, AND GRAPE
q VlNES.-A choice variety OF Greenhouse and other
Towering plants. Splendid Roses Verhenas &C. FOR
bedding out and cut flowers ia great variety for sale at
low prices. B1uq1ets made to order at short uotce
Also Black Hamburg and other choice Crane Vines for
cultivation under glass Delaware, Rebecca, Concord
Hartford Prolific, and other varieties for culture
Tomato Plants in pots and otherwise Lettuce Cabhages
&c. for transpantiug for sale quantities to suit pur
chasers. Apply at WIN. A. WHEELER's Green House
or Garden street, Lincoln street. Orders may be
lett at Ballard Il Spurr's, 227 Main street or with
apo Cow RICHARD PAYNE, Gardener
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Fruit Trees, SC
8 THE
a'sa'--- Worcester Nursery,

~ - ~ ~ y
c SO u t h brid e street,
Is well stocked with choice variety Of
Frat and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
Such as ApuIe Trees Pears, Plums Cherries Peaches
ApTlcots, Nectariues, Ounces, English Gooseberries,
Ohoce strawberries Dutch Currants ackberries Rasp.
ing t'-N'
TIE collection OF STANDARD and DWARF PEAR TRIES
IS arge and includes all the bsst varieties now much
Also, a great variety of
Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
Baisam Firs, Norway Spruce, and other Evergreens,
scotch Larch, European Mountain Ash Horse Chestnus
weeping willows Linden AMI alp Frees HoneysucRles
sna most varieties suitable for the latitude and esteemed
for their beauty.
Ar6or Vita, Buckthorn &c, 'or Hedges.
~ hne collection Of Roses, Peonies, Dahlias Border
Flowers &c &c
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT,
BUDS and soI0Ns, of a large variety Of Choice Fruit
can also be furnished Also Grating Wax Of superior
quality. Pew
EIy Cabbage and Tomato Plants, suitable for trans
planting -
~ The Nursery is situated on southbeidge street
shprt distance below the Junction railroad station and
soout fifteen minutes walk south from the CITY Hall
u Orders promptly attended to- and Trees &c. packed
to go safely any distance
sAM'L Il: COTTON, Proprietor
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A MEXICAN : FOREIGN PATENTS.


R. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(Iate Agent of o.. Patent Office, Washington under
the Act Of 1879
rs State ST., opposite Kttby ST., BOstOus
After extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years.
continues 10 Patents in the United States; also in
Great Britain France, and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications, Assignments, and all papers
drawings for patents executed liberal terms and with
despatch. Researches made into American Foreign
works. determine the validity utility Of Patents
Inyentons-and legal Other advice rendered in all
matters touching The same Copies ofcaims of any Pa
tent furnished by RENTING dollar. Assignmentsre-
corded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through it inventors have advantages for securing
patents asceTtainng the pstentabiy of Inventions
unsurpassed by, If not UNNECESSARILY superior to- any
which be offered them elsewhere. The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFEICE, than the subscriber; aud as
SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY he would add that he has abundant reason
to believe and prove that at other Office Of the kind
the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him to accumulate collec
ton specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents These, besides his very extensive library Of legal
and mechanical works. and full accounts Of patents
granted the United States Europe render him able
beyond question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining
patents.
All necessity Of journey to Washington to procured
patent and the usual great delay there, here savsd
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
''During the time occupied the Office OF Commissioner
Patents r. II Eddy Esq, Of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor procuring Patentss There
were lew il any, persons acting in that capacity who had
much business before the Patent 0ce and there
who conducted 1t with skill, fidelity, aud sue
regard Mr.. Eddy Of the best informed and
skiu Patent Solicitors in the United States, and
have hesitation assuring inventors that they cannot
employ person competent and trustworthy, and
capable CT putting their applications in form to
secure for them early and favorable consideration ia
the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
From the present Commissioner.
August II, 1855 During the time have held the
Office of Commissioner Of Patents, R. a. Eddy ESQ., Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
Of business with the Office Solicitor He is thor
oughy acquainted with the law the rules of practice
of the Office. I regard him of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had Off
sia intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston. Jan l, 1857. deod&w1am
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CLOCKS! CLoCKsiI CLoCKsl!! of
different patterns, III Gilt Bronse and Marble oases,
which can be bought low.
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING And ENGRAVING
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WEAMPSON 81 HOLT WILL CONTINUE, AS
heretofore, 10 manufacture for sale Enamelled Oar
Head Linings Ensmeed Leather Cloth for Carriages and
Trunks. Oil Cloth Tab Covers and Stair Carpets, in Dr.
Heywood's building, Central Street, Worcester
mch22 deod3mt
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- FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL eEp.

csz FRUIT AND ORN AMENTAL esggs
NIX TREES The subscriber offers a fine col es3%
-=a@lection of standard Pear Trees, embracing - -
all desirable varieties The Bartlett secke Flemish
Beauty, and some others p rtcuarly good this
son Dwarf Pears OF god sic and excellent condition
reduced Also, Cherry and Peach Grape
Vines, Strawberry plants, Gooseoerres, Ourants &c &C.
La Blackberry bushes for 81 per doyen, Rebec
Grape vines 81 so each. and other things ia ptOpo-
ton In the Ornamental department are very fine En-
glsh Hawhorns, Purple Beeches, Weeping Ash Beech,
Elm. and Lime, the American Weeping Willows, Ju
nipers, Rhododendons. and general assortment Of
shrubs, Creeping and Herbaneous plants. Several ton
sand Verb at 81 per DOZEN including the best and
newest kinds elsewhere charged extra such Mrs.
WoOoroI, Mrs Holford, Mrs, Williams Wonderful VIC
tory, Noyelt k.. sc. Tomato and Cabbage Plants by
the hundred thousand Orders received for large pot
tel plants TO be ready the frs Of June.
I'D WAIuO TINGOTN
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tS .OO1
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

The citizens Of Worcester and vicinity are respectfully
RO9ms, in CInrI's Block
over stowe Lsavens' Dry Goods Store and exar,;ns
these valuable Sewing Machines They sew with 1,o
Ihreads, making the Double Lock St,ch FORMING a
oeauniu urn ami substantial seam, that will nor rim
u every fourth stitch be cut They are well aSantS
to every variety Ct Family Sewing; are durable and aim
pie IN constructions are certain and reliable in their IN
peration and the oery loo price at which thew are o5
places them within the reach OF all short Dract;cs
wiz enable any one to them with perfect success
Every Tailor, Seamstress and Family should he in nos
sersion of one OF them ~ ~ P0S
we have also, larger size Machine for mannfsctny
ing purposes. 76 u.
N. B.--Rsmember these are NOT Sinvis 7,sr.,, NJ.
came. SEALS CO.. General Agents
Local Agents wanted in every Town IN the stasa -
ap1z .H.U1..s-sf3 wIt&dff
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once corner Of Congress Water ard Bath SITS Boston
- L f IN L RIDGE, ASS,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
Hog and Provision Trade.

From the Cincinnati Gazette. 9Th.
The day was duh ole in the hog mar
ket The weather being unfavorabIe the
demand was limited. and slaughtered hogs
suffered decline; bat lots in the pens. or
to arrive, were not pressed. The move
mcnts therefore, are not to be regarded as
a fair Indication Of the tone of the market.
Had the weather been favorable, il was
evident prices would have been pretty we'll
sustained with fair degree of activity
The receipts were about 10000 head.
agans, 10, 900 heal yesterday. The warm
weather will check supplies. and we may,
hereafter, during its continuance. look for
light arrivals. The business now foots up
199. 161 hogs.
The sales Of Hogs to-day comprised
about 1000 head, at SO 10 for light, and
sc 20 for extra heavy. but the latter, in
pens and to arrive. were generally held al
So 90@7. In Provisions there was not
much disposition to buy for present ,leliv-
cry. Mess Pork brought ST. on the spot.
and Sl7 20 for January. Bulk Shout
ders were offered at &c. on the spot. while
sale were made for February at 6s. an I
81 for Shoulders and Sides. Green Meats
were dull at st. anil Sc for Shoulders and
Stiles. There were further sales Of Bacon
at Gi and &c for Shoulders and Sides
Small sales of barrel Lard at 104@llc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
Chicago Wholesale Msrkes.

FLoUR M rket hrIn- Spring Extras nominal
at 50 5j@4.2 Winter Wheat, S5,0)@5,5'.
WHEAr-Winter, firm. with active inquiry
Ssl {, day II. ssst bn No. Red at 81 M in
sore closing buoyaut. SrRixG--!7v0 bu No. Spring
at 6 in sore; ln bu do at 6lc, delivered ON cars
free of ster sgc.
ConSATn good dcn,tnd, Sales were: 800 bu
new Cora at Sic in bags at depot; 300 bu ear corn
At 4ic on track; $40 bu do at 4iisc on track. Old
corn in request at Sic in store.
0xrs--Quict and nominal at 3e(14]c for new
crop in bags; old crop. 45Ge5ic- s
RYE-Nominal at 59tdG0c per60 bsat depot.
BARIEy--Dul and nominal at 41@75 fer No. 2
to No. in store. Choice parcels in bags. 75@ CSC.
HIcuwISEs--iirm at 25c without buyers except
in small quantities e
ALc's ,L--49ta SIC per gal. S :,
PRovssioSs--M ,rkct quiet Sales to-day were:
lDJ bbls City Mess Pork present delivery, at SIG;
900 bbls do for delivery i'm Msrch. at %, one
fifth cash down, balance ON delivery Of Pork. with
interest added mt 10 per annum; 900 cured Hams.
packed. he; so 10 cured Should rs, packo Tat 81
1000 Miavaukec cured Sides. packed. at a &c. de-
lirersbe here; cask country cured Hams, mt 7c;
cask country cured Shoulders. ut 81 a.
IARD--F'irm and nominal at 1ott q l1isc.
TAIIow--40 bbls, city packers, al g ssc.
~m Pres and Tribune, Dec. iti.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURsDAr. Dee 2, 1858.
RESnIrTf0xs

RESOLUTIONS.
By Dobhins: Thar the Committee on .Ju-
diciarv inquire into the constitutionaIity OF
the State sub treasury system AMI the ex-
pesiiency of it's adoption in this State.
by Griffin: That Parks be lied to the
Committee On Swamp Lands = !
BY whctseI: That the Committee on
Ros.ls be instructed to inquire into the cx-
pesl;cncy ofhs~ine ali r,,a.ls rspsirc,lin tks
spring Of the ycsr. and roa.lmssters excmp:
from workingos the roals the spring fol-
lowing the expiration of their terri Of Of
6tr. ~ -
BY Sullivan: Instructins the COMMITTEES
on che Game Law To amend the game law
50 that it shall be unlawful to mt phcsants
or quailS ats any Time. = y
By Austin: That the judiciary Commit
tee Enquire into the constitutional ,wcr oi
the legislature to repeal the at creating
th- Bank ana hsILanch.s. !
yorxr RESOLUTIONS.
by Watcrman: Instructins Senators an |
representatives from thi, State to vote and
use their influence for the passage Of an act
donating lan.ffor the endowment of an Az
ricultnrai College in each Sta:c.
ORDERS ON TIE DAY.
Shocklcy's bill prevent election frau Is.
WAS referred to the committee ON rhc Jul
dietary with instructions to inquire into its
constitutiunalify
Edwards resolution bcins the special
or.ler,
Martin moved the adoption Of the follow
ing substitute: That il is one Of the lirst
AMI most important of the duties of this
Legislature at its present ,essisn ia pass a
rcverue bill for the present year.
n debate sprung up on this motion which
lasted the balance Of the lay. II was final
ly maze the special order for !! o'clvck. =.
m. to morrow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09

Transit Routes, and Continental Railroads,
and thus furnish the new world an en-
larged scheme for investment Of its surplus
energy. surplus brain, and surplus wealth?
Iuthe States ofEurope it has levolvels n
Titanic Protcctorate over the bubbles Of
speculation. the fate Of departments, the =
cay of dynastics. the torpid enterprise Of
stagnant centuries. Why notthen elabo-
rate for the States of America a kindred
Protectorate with republican rather than
monachial bases. AID adopted to restore
the vanishing Utilization Of the Tropics?
-Essouri Dem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
SENATE.
ForRTEENTH DAY.
FRIDAY, December 3. 1888.
BILLS fxrRopccEp

htBtts trCs ttti1tf ~ To-.
BILLS INTRODUCED
~ B-nnct;: TssnppTc>s fip;slisy hsu>cs.
To prevent drunk anil crime anil tn
regulate the traffic in s,Iirituus ami malt
liquors.
This is a very lengthy bill. ar,l very
stringent in IT'S provisions. Anather bill.
nv b,is the Senate. introduced hy Mr.
Hill. Isoxi'I.=s Tor licenses for the sale Of
spirits. When bill Is agresrl upon by
tn. c.,mmiife.. an Tesupesa,cs. anlirepost-
ci T., tn, Senate, We viii give an abstract
Of lis provisions. - '..'''-.
On motion of 3 .nnctt the rules were
suspcn lie |. the bill read second time AMI
referred. pp rnT q CT
Stevens o.f.re an amendment instruct
ing the commiftee to inquire INTO the expc-
dicnsy of making all c.,<ts in prosecutions
unler the bill part OF the Judgment. AMI
that the convictsl person stan committed
until Zine an costs are rai. -
Another amendment by Stevens making
il the duty of PSI secnfsrs. having r..as"n-
able grounds Of suspirien. tp commence
prosecution Tor violations of the psovi<isus
Of the bill, WAS referrsi ss the rosnmistee
on Temperance for the purpose Of having
Its cxpesIicncy inquired ipts
BY iIcffren: To prcve.r the circulation
of foreign bank bills or notes of less dc
nomination than So. =. !.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
'J%l4a keiy,I Ksh,pf;, Ehosltobb. fSs.
s Ill., ,,,,3.' ! 4S E",,, Mes

'JskS44 keby,I Keh'pfs EnoSltoh. ISv
Massey, Mlt,ifelI, bhiler. Murray Marlin,
Nelson, Newton. Parks, Parrett, Prosser,
Ritter. Robinson. Rov. Rynearson, Scott,
Sterman. Skirhls Shockley. 6hlH smitb
Of Miami, Smith of Perry. Snyder, Stan
ley, S{anfield, Stiles, Stinson, Sullivan,
SusnnSsD Ikbfs HrhoulpSon Of Elkhart.
Thompson of Madison, Treadway, TWpis.
Urey, Waterman. NhesIef. MhetzeI
WiIdmsn. Wood. Mn SPesker.HSS 4
.Aays.-Austin, Brothcrton. Colgrove,
Sg Collier s Hsg sf .ra's" We. Of
million. Nebcker of Warren. Whiteman.
~ .s,r,4,,,ol:
: Clements from tls.commitssc-emv Een-
tilr<ion. reported IN fsyor Of the purclsass
Of two steam furnaces forlthe purpose OF
heating the State House, which was not
sSfFSs'Y's I, run stise,s, ORDERS. TeA
Edwards resolution under consilera-
tion,T =
Turpic argncl a, some length in fsvoz
Of levy Tor 1888. DAVIS kopposel .
levy in alcngfhy end sole speech 49,.
After an explanation from Brsnham in
Justification of the action ofthc Committee
60 Ways and Means, md disgnssien by
o.her n h'.' on "o,':a a.. ~.
MARTIN amcnu"'ens was ''," vi '"o '"o'''
ny "a. vote .! ayes %. nays av: ..,o,,.d II.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-12-09
Ne.s Volume, New Dress aud Nee CIT z'5rs!
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