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Molasses comes in slowly here, but more brisky at
Matanas. reals per keg Of 81 gallons for clayed
have been freely paid for that which has arrived, SO
as to dispatch vessels previous to the Christmas ho
days. but that rate will not probably long continue
to rule.
LARD Daily sales quite small indeed, for the past
day or two no kegs have been sold. st7 so per
quata is the ruling rate for barrels and tierces The
stock is about 75l barrels and terces, and $500
kegs.
The following are the only sales of New Orleans
products reported since the 10th inst; Clear pork,
Is boxes from Phiadelphis, at SIS per quintal
soap, $50 boxes yellow from Philadelphia at Sc IS per
uuintal; butter $50 kegs from Philadelphia at SIS
per quintal. Rice has declined 30 casks received
from Charleston, per steamer Isabel, only realized II
rails per arobe. Several cargoes of pitch pine have
arrived, but none reported as sold.
Arrived from New Orleans: Dec goth, brig ".
II. Stewart and steamer Cahawba Sailed for New
Orleans; Dec. 2Oth barques H. Pennington, and
Alcina 21st, Spanish barques Bernabu and Jaime
Feirer 22d, barque Laura, Span, ship Adelaide, and
Major Barbour i; 23d, Peter Maxwell oath, Minnie
Schiller and Spanish brig Independence Ship Re.
public also cleared for New Orleans yesterday.
Freghts without any improvement. Exchanges
firm. Sterling Is per cent. premium New Orleans
(shortl 5 to % per cent premium Northern and
Eastern cities 81 per cent premium $50 days bills).
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Il5asI1aY lIoBNIaG, DEeEiIBER 50, 1858.



assn M aae1oAN GYa1oPEpiA 4 Popular Die
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WY haFo received several Of the volumes which
aage hesa issued aud aEa now ready for delivery t
sabscfibers This mammoth compsnd q general in
EsFmaeion win sa completed in fourteen Or hftesr
alnInsa of about Hayen hundred and fifty pages each
nnted ii fair sized letter and substantially bound
hUs forming small library in ITSELF which will con
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libraries II she world.
The contents Of this work indicate that the most
thorough research, dictated BY cultivated Judgment
aad he acknowledged literary ability Of the editors
has baan devoted to their elaboration. representing
ths work they have ransscked The best libraries Of
te country, and Ffem works in OIL written languages
have enIled faeta for their pages, They have been
aided BY over hundred writer's including persons in
aaat every quarter Of the United States, il Great
8ritain aHd on the continent Of Europe, the great
mass o material ID collected being critically revised
hy tic editors Their object was 70 derive informs-
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speciality, and iucaryiug ont this plan, the various
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FoREFATHERs' DAY.-l'hs is the anniversary Of
theanding Of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, in l620the
true Forefathers Day. The popular error in the OBJ
serYance originated in 1863. The patriotic feeling of
that period suggested commemoration OF this inter
esttng anniversary; and though the right day, De-
cember IL old style, fixed upon, yet eleven days
were added to this date for the difference, to bring old
style into new STYLE instead of ten days, as it should
be; and hence the day Of celebration was erroneous
y established as the 22d. This error has been per
petuated to the present day.
The May Flower with her precious freight, few
days previous TO December IL, 1920 encountered so
severe storm of snow and rain, that, in the rough
sea- she broke her rudder, and, it was as much as
two men could do to steer her with couple of oars;
but the pilot at the helm told the passengers to be Of
good cheer, "for he saw the harborn All sail was
set but "they broke their masts in three pieces and
their sail fell overheard in o very grown sea, so as
they like to have been cast away" They, however,
struck into the harbor, when the pilot exclaimed
1.-THE Lord be merciIul unto them for his eyes never
saw that place before! !"
The pilot, Mr., Coppin, had been deceived, though
he had been in the country before He and the mate
on learning their mistake, wonld have run the little
vessel ashore on the breakers, but lusty seaman
"bade those which rowed, If they were men, about
with her, or else they were all cast away, the which
they did with all speed.p The bravehearted seaman
bade them Justify and be of good cheer, for be
doubted not they should find one place or another
where they might ride in safety. 1t was very dark
and trained sore, but they got under the lee OF q
small island and remained through the night.
The next day, December g. was fair and sunshny
but it was the last day Of the week the Pilgrims
prepared TO keep the Sabbath, On Monday, Deem.
Der they sounded the harbor found it fit for ship
ping, marched into the land, and found divers corn
fields ltwas not until December 26, 0. s., that the
Pilgrims began TO erect their first house.
We copy these few details from the lately discovered
history OF Gov. Bradford which has been edited with
serupulous accuracy by Charles Deane, Esq, It is
an invaluable original authority, which should find
place in every well selected American library.
JBoston Post, 2lst inst
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The FIRST vIGTIM..-V Vermont claims the dstinc
ton of having furnished the frst victim of the Revo
luton friend has furnished the following epitaph
on his grayestone: "In memory of William French
son Of Nathaniel French, who was shot at Westmnis
ter, March ye 18TH 1896 by the hands of cruel min
isteral tools Of George We Sd in the court house at II
o'clock at night in the I'D year of his age.
"Here William French his body lies,
For murder his blood for vengeance cries
King George ye third his tory crew
Tina with a bawl his head shot through,
For liberty and his countrys good
He lost his life his dearest Blood
NASHUA IN. H. Telegraph.
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WoaEMa UF sAwnUsr.- The ingenuity Of PARIS.
iaa cabinet makeFa in the Fsuhourg st. Antoine, has
found nse for common saYdust which raises the
value q that commodity far above the worth Of solid
timber, Byanew process combining the hydraulic
re and the application ofntense heat, these wooden
particles age made TO reform themselves into solid
mass capable q being moulded into any shape and
presenting brilliant surface, durability and beauty
# appearance not found IN ebony, rosewood or ma.
hoganY.
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Now treatment for consumption.

n
10 tie Editors IF he Crescent-Gentlemen The
increasing frequency Of consumption is truly alarm
ing, and its tendency to fatal termination is uni,
Yersally known The evidence of the durability of
this disease is nndenable yet we find the remedies of
the regular profession unayailing Consumption IL
constitutional disease-a morbid condition Of tho
blocd-and secondarily disease of the substance of
the lungs In order to answer the many inquiries in
regard tony treatment will here give brief de.
scription:
LIST, Ny object is to give such medicines internally
as viii neutralize this morbid condition of the blood
equalize the secreons and give strength and energy
to every part of the system.
I'd To expand the lungs and thereby Increase their
capacity which enables them to arteriaze the blood
more thoroughly. For this purpose have an in
haler Of my own invention, which much more effect
ual than anything Of the kind before the public.
3D. We apply local remedies to the seat of the dis
ease by means Of inhaling indicated vapors. have
compounded my medicines SO as to nhae cold vapors
from them, as they far preferable to warm yapors
for the following reasons They add tone and strength
to the substance of the Lungs and alay irritation
They also forti the system from taking cold where
as warm vapors rather predlspose person to take
cold
/ 4th. By combining the medicated yapors with the
expansive power of the Inhaler, we are enabled ia
force the yapor into the remote air cells of the lungs
and into the diseased PORTIONS whereas with a com
mon Inhaler the yapor is but very imperfeetly con
yeyed to the seat of the disease. With my Inhaler
/ have succeeded in expanding the chests of some
1 patients from five to six inches.
9Th In some cases, / use d Galyanic bath which
acts very benedcially on the nervous system and Sc
cretions.
will take pleasure in explaining my treatment
more fully to all who may call upon me at my rooms
fearing / may trespass too much on your columns il
] dwell longer.
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C00pER q NEIRERT.

COOPER u NErBRRr.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRooERs,
"a and 40 Common street, :"
Have now in Store
Ketehups,
WALNUT AND TOMATO.
For sale by COOPER NEIBERT,
q and % Common street,
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AaoEHER eargAssR- Tie coaboma tAiiss) Git
n sgs shat ghe river e within few feet Of the top
81 tiia hank # that point, and apptehsnaions we're
telt 3af the safety 81 the Yazoo Pass legee All ef
cert as aeng mads e build the levee, which ID vet
acomplale faaser than Tie river rises, but the CON
sEaetala became discouraged and suspended Tie work
a. tAs last aqea0nts the water was running through
Bbs nsss
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WhlsIkIes nnd Rrnndres.

WHISTLES and Brandies.
50 pkgs. half quarter and eighth pipes BRANDY.
Is bbls. OLD BOURBON g. sharp's) WHISKY.
80 OLD MoNoNGAHELA
80 OLD RYE WHISKY.
10 OLD RYE wHIsKY-J. wety'a Choice and
Old.
For sale by COOPER NETBERT,
a and 20 Common street.
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Tim On which side Of Jour church does TIE WV
Ezee STOW Why On Tie outside, Be the miner
e Aosea ye wouldn't have L grow 10 Tie inside,
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oLARET AND WHITE WINE.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY WINES.
100 baskets Lambrys GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERF,
n and % Common street,
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a smie n areeeipt given when YOU pay a conpli..
msis e awkward compliment, however, sometimes
pfoT0kea Faa d give slamn.
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With every child we love- we see deeper into life,
as with every added lens we pierce farther into the
skV
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ANp RAsPnERRY lAMs.

BLACKBERRY AND RASPBERRY JAMS.
100 assorted PRESERVES.
100 Eumsen Thomas 4 Co.'s Baltimore PICKLES
AND PRESERVES.
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERT,
~ and % Common street.
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Yours truly

II hEABING3 AI. d.
Physician for diseases Of the lungs throat heart liver fe
male complaints, ETC., No. iI0 Canal street. near Caroadee
New Orleans
N. B-phe public viii please bear in mind that
my time s imitsdn this city in consequence of other
appointments therefore, an early call is advisable to
all who wish permanent and speedy cure.
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Fruits
PIE FRUITS,
BRANDY FRUITS,
FRUITS IN OWN JUICE,
800 drums FRESH SMYRNA FIGS.
For sale by COOPER EEIBERT,
q and % Common street.
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ment consequent upon the quarrel between Messrs
Charles Dickens, his pr0teges, Messra. Albert Smith
Frederick Yates, and Mr. Makepeace Thaekeyay naisg
before another excitement at the Garrlek Ilim6
namely: The double thashing inflicted on NJ
Mowbray Morris, harrister, and manager general ~
the Times BY Mr.. Gapron, on the supposed intimaev
Of the former with the latters legitimate cara spos
MF. Morris was married the morning after the lasi
pummelug and it is said that the law conrts are Il
be engaged about it. Mr.. Gapren was, by maeis
tTate bound 10 heavy reoognizances 10 keep ID,
peace eis,apis to hr. Morris. 1t IS q very prett,
quarrel as Il stands, NJ. X, Herald
Seotehman, who put up at an inn, was asked il
Tue morning how be slept " Troth, mon y replied
Denald nae very well either, but Twas mneklt
better All than the bugs, ior dell ane o them closed
an eye The hale night
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Bitters.

BNtterss
GOULEY's AND BOXERS,
HosTETTER's BITTERs.
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
For sale by COOPER i NEIBERT,
q and 20 Common street.
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BLOWS. .......,..,. PLONVS.. 80, PLOXVS.
l10O Calhoun & Attinson's Flows assorted.
300 Vanden's Successor McClanahanlP ows, assorted
600 Garrett Cotman's Steel Mould Board Plows ass'd
1890 John Jabez and Albert Kings Carey" Pows, assd.
700 Hall speer's Cast and Wrought Peacock and
..valley' Plows, assorted
50 VIM. Baird's Plows assorted
For sale by SHARK, sTAUEFER Il CO.,
d24 6t&5tW CT Canal street
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DREAD BREAD FOR THE MILLION
SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner Of Clio and Franklin streetDepo No Poydras,
Near New Levee street,
j. j. DANIELS & SON, Projectors.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Biscuit ETC., etc. warranted of the most superior quality,
and Mt the lowest market prices.
R All orders left above will be promptly and correctly
filled, tt
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Sugars.

80 pkgs. LOveriDg's CRUSHED, POWDERED AND
LOAF SUGARS.
For sale by COOPER hEIBERT,
27 and % Common street.
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BURDENS BOAT SPIKES.
Two Hundred Kegs Boat Spikes, assorted So to inch
Now landing and for sale by
STARK, sTAUFFER CO.,
de2 6k3tW Ga Canal street.
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Salt Fish.
50 pkgs. LoBsTERs SALMON, CLANS AND OYs.
TERs-n l and poundcans.
MAGKEREL GOLDFISH,
HERRINGs, sALMoNs
For sale by COOPER 4 NEIBERT,
q ard 29 Common street.
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200 chests, halves and quarters TEAImperial ooong,
Gunpowder, Young Hyson. soucbong, Powchong,
etc, etc.
For sale by COOPER & NEIBERT,
27 and 20 Common street.
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COfTees.
800 bags CoFFEE-Java, Mocha, oeylon, Laguayra an
Rio.
For sale by COOPER FEIBERT,
81 and 20 Common street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY
MISCELLANEOUS.


AaORTGAGEES, SALE OF ROOFS.
w SHOES, AND HUBBERS- The subscribers hav.
ing come into possession Of the Stock and Stand lately
owned and occupied by ". S. GOODWIN, No. IA Main
street, and wishing to convert the goods into cash and
close up the concern, have concluded to offer the entire
stock for few days ony at retail The stock embraces
every variety Of Ladies' Misses, Gents Boys Youths
and Chiidren's Boots Shoes and Rubbsrs all Of which IL
offered at cost and much below cost cash and cash
only
This sale offers to the citizens Of Worcester and yiein.
ity opportunity of purchasing boots shoes &C.
cheap.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. John Smith of
the former firm Of Smith Brother, he will be happy to
meet his old friends and customers assuring them that
no pains shall be spared to render this worthy Of
their special attention.
N BThe lease of the Store with the good will Of the
stand is oared for sale the most favorable terms
This furnishes good opportunity for any one to en-
gage in the business
FOR further particulars inquire Of the subscriber at the
store. JOHN Z. SMITH,
dec3l du For the Mortgages.
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Price Two cents
C9e d]aiIg Spn,

MR. SEWARD ON THE MoRMoNs The fol-
loving from Senator Stewards late speech. is
graphic, and seems to be true
"lt IS said that these Mormops will not
hght; and 1 know that it is not until after
long time that any community makes nm its
mind to defy an imperial power like this: bnt
sir, these Mormons are exceptional in the FIRST
place. They have done nothing but FIGHT from
the beginning. They are an armed and mill
tary sect, superstitious sect, and war is am
element of their progress. They fought them
selves out of the State of New York, when
they were but handful of men, into Ohio.
lhey wrangled themselves out of Ohio into
Missouri. Civil war grew up around them in
Missouri, and they fought their way into Illt-
nois, and established themselves at Nauyoo.
and civil war attended their exit from Nan
WOO to the Salt Lake. They are worthless for
any other purpose but to fight. Their relig-
ion makes them lighting men; for it is a re-
hglon winch can submit to no civil authority
that is administered or exercised over them Nv
a Christian people. 1t is religion which
gives license, in the name of government and
God to the indulgence of the basest propen
sity OF human nature. never yet have read.
never yet have heard, never vet have seem
any superstition of this kind, that did not
take IN. as its weapon for prosely tism, the
sword"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

AARON BURR AS A BABY.-It has been dis
covered that the private journal of Aaron
Burr's mother is still in existence. The fol-
lowing is her description of Aaron when he
was thirteen months old " Jan. 81, 1853,
Aaron is little, dirty, noisy boy, very differ
ent from Sally in almost everything. He be-
gins to talk little; is very sly and mische-
vous He has more sprightliness than Sally,
and most say he is handsome, but not so
good tempered. He is very resolute, and re-
CURES a good governor to bring him to
TERMS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

HE IoMR OF CALHoUN.-The venerable
WIDOW OF the late John @. Calhoun, visited
tue Tomb OF her husband, on Sunday last, at
Of Philips Church, after the congregation
had dispersed, accompanied by one of the ell
der members of the church and vestry and
two ladies. The visit was afFecting-the
widow having never been in the city since the
demise OF her illustrious husband, and her
simple and unaffected exclamation of-nand
is this the tomb of my husbands" brought
tears to the eyes of those who accompanied
her, while her own were streaming with re-
collections of the past and cheerful hope of
meeting i'll the "better land.' From the
grave yard she then visited the Statue at the
Slty Hall, and after contemplating tin all its
bearings, in melancholy silence, pronounced
Its very good likeness Charleston (S. ca
NeaoS.
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RATEs F0R ADYERTIsINe.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
TAe square is the space occupied by 100 words or p
ines solid ''NOapariel" type, being just inch in
ength
IN DAILY.
One square, day 5Oc two days 75c three days $1
four days Oj one week so; two weeks So SO; each
subsequent week 75c three months 49, (net six months
$40 (net}; one year $40 (net).
One half square less, one day 40c; two days 6Oc
three days 75ci one week two weeks Isl each sub
Eequent week 4Oc; three months s4i six months ST.
year $40.
Discounts will be made upon six months bill at the rate
Of 10 per cent &c. Is per cent $780, rs per cent on
$50 8oper cent on from SO to $75, ss per from
70 to 500.
"Yearly Advertising at $25 per square per annum
changeabe not oener than once week. But yearly ad
vertsers will be confined to their ordinary legitimate bus
mess Advertising and to the ordinary style of display
All other advertisements fro them VIII be charged at the
usual rates.
WEEKLY.
One square, one week 75c three weeks 81; each after
Insertion zoe; six months S.; one year So One half
square or less one week 6Oc one year &c. No yearly
advertising" in weekly except by special contract.
Discounts will be made on the above rates in the
ratio as advertisements in the Daily.
SPECIAL ADvERTIsINa IN RITHEh PAPER.
Messengers notices $3.50; Assignees' notices 1906
Executors or Administrators notices of appointment
$3.50; Probate notices. ordinary form, SIPS All other
legal notices % per cent advance from ordinery rates. or
1925 per square of II lines; charge for this descp
ton OF advertising being less than 81.
Special Notices 80 per cent in advance Of the ordinary
rates
Notices Of Political and other meetings and conventions
will be charged at the usual advertising prices.
Religious notices, cards of acknowledgements from oer-
gymen and the like, SOC per square
Marriages and deaths gratis. Notices Of funerals Csc
All obituary notices additions of any kind to the
the of rate of sc a line
All transient advertising and all from abroad unless
accompanied by satisfactory local reference must be
paid for in advance
From and after this date the above rates of advertising
will be rigidly adhered to.
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The Hon. A. II. Stephens of Georgia, is
understood to aspire to wear the mantle of
the deceased Randolph of Roanoke, whose
powers OF sarcasm and irony are still widely
remembered. One who is constantly irving
to say smart thingB must occasionally sue
coed and we doubt that Randolph ever SAID
sharper thing than Stephens, when, in dis
cussIng Commore Paulding's course at Punta
Arenas, he said, if our government had not
interiered with Walker, "he would now have
oeen as see're I" the affections Of his people
tine Nlcaraguans) as our President is in his
Just about,-N 7. Tribune.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

HONOR IN A BANKER.-Mr. Rathbone, be-
sides being large shareholder, is the Chair.
man of the Directors of the Liverpool Bor-
ough Bank. Confident in the stability of the
bank, he, short time ago advised lady to
purchase shares to the extent of $4,000. AS
soon as the suspension became inevitable, Mr..
hathbone sent to the lady check for E5 900,
and transferred her shares to his own name.
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SOMETHING IN DENMARK NOT AIroanTEpt
koTrBN.-It is announced that a new law has
recently been passed in Denmark, prohibiting
newspapers from copying the articles of other
journals without giving credit tor them. This
speaks well for the Danish authorities, but is
not quite creditable to Danish journalists,
II similar law were to be put in force here,
the consequences would be disastrous to a
great many newspapers, whose editors would
be thrown upon their resources for original
matter. The King of Denmark is worthy to
be descendant Of the philosophical Hamlet,
but he probably is not. He likes to know.
when he reads "words, words, Words whose
wordg they are be is reading.-N. Y. Post.