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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-12

After extensive practice Of upward, Of twenty
years continues to secure Patents in the Sates
also il Great Britain, France and other foreign eau
tries caveats specifications Bonds ASST nmSus. a8d
all Papers drawings for Patents, ncfal
terms, and with dispatch, Researches mate utu Amcr
can and Foreign works, to determine the validity ,:l
ty o. Patents Inventions and legal other advice
rendered in all matters touching the same. opies of
the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING one
Dollar. Assignments recorded at Washington
The agency is not only the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages securing
unsur JasSed by, if mmeasurahly superior to- any
which can be offered them elsewhere. III TestiGoni
FUL At fIIE PNrENT GTFiCE than the subscriber
1AGEs AND Ability, he wouli add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and prove, at no
services 50 moderate The immense practice OF the sub
scriber during the twenty past has enabled him
SGgSmalge vast selection Of specifications and Of
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and
the United and Europe render him able beyond
question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
All NECESSITY of journey to Washington, to procure
patent, and the usual great delay there here saved
TESTIMONIALS
''Iregard Mr. Eddy of the capable and
sEeees'a! practitioners with whom have lad official
Commissioners Of Patents
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
No5y and more capable pdtting their applications in
form to for them arly and favorable eOusi
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
''3ir R. H. Eddy has made for ne THIRTEEN apDii-
cations on all but which patents have been grant.
ed and that is RoU pending Such unnstakeablo proof
Inventors to apply to hin to procure their patents as
thay may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases and at very reasonable chag
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided
In ms favor'by the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, jan l. 1853 deodIy al
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nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c.
IL AT WHoLESALE-The subscriber having taken
out wholesale License under the Internal Revenue
Law is prepared 10 sell for CASH Drugs, Patent Medi-
DAVID SCOTT
diff 25l Main Corner NJ echanie street.
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. Q o R r G H A r D. S
Eye and Ear Water.
The Best Preparation in the World.
DEAFNESS CURED BY MRS. NJ. G. BROWN,
40 Arch street, Philadelphia,
Metaphysical Student, Professor on the Eye
and Ear, and Proprietor of
pG0R RiGHaRDS Eye ann FAR WAFER
POOR RICHARDS EYE AND EAR WAFER.

The above wonderful Meiicine CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE EYES, EARS AND THROAT. Where there
capacities OF seeing and hearing,
BOTH Will BE RESTORED IMMEDIATELY
Bathing the Ewes and Eaes night and morning. will
strengthen the Eye clear the vision and nvgorate
entire syStem,
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Wonderful cure IN OtdtOwn.
l, Falenda B. Kileoe, give from my hand this cerf
cate have been quite deaf in my right FOL the past
tC6RtySereR gears My left gave great trouble
by constant scharge Of green and yellow matter for
the same share OF time. The odor very offensive
My husband and employed Ei'e different physicians
We paid large sums of money have been operated on
and have passed through every kind OF suffering without
receiving mite benefit, but ali the time getting
wor e. inasmuch as other diseases multiplying !
came to the conclusion never could be helped Last
week saw advertisement in the paper of
performed by Mrs. N e. Brown. My husband ard
went TO see har and at went under her treat
ment, and in "a hours from her first treatment could
hear distinctly the cl ok tick feet from where
stood can now hear every word My left ear mes
also ceased 10 trouble the last discharge from
clear water, without any odOr whatever. Ny eyes
which were weak and diseased are getting clear and
strong ieel so grateful for my Xpected deliver
ance, commend Mrs NJ. q. BtOwn's gentle and sure
tf1 atment 10 all who may suiier as have done.
OldTu IN. Dec. II, 1852.
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A&tu Fork advertisements.

~ A Z r A N T S
ETFERvEsCENT
SETTER APERTENT.
This valuable and popular Medicine has universally
received the most averabl' recommendations from ;he
MEDICAL PROFESSION and the PUBLIC the most EFF.
cIEr AND AGREEABLE
IS a j. / N E a u H RI IT MT.
1t may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febrile Diseases, Costiveness Sick Head
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Acdity of the Stomach, Torpidty of the
Liver, Gout, Rheumatic Affections
Gravel, Piles,
AND ALL COMPLAINTS WHERE
A GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENT OR
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1t is particularly adapted to the of Travellers by
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sedentary Habits, invalids and Convalescents; Cap
ians OF Vessels and Planter Will find it auable add
tion to their Medicine Chest
1t is in the form Of Powder carefully put up IN bot
ties to keep in any climate merely requires water
poured upon it to produce delightful eevescent bev
erage.
Numerous testimonials from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the
ty, and its steadily Increasing popularity for series Of
years. strongly guarantee efficacy valuable char
acter and commend 1t the favorable an intelligent
public. Manufactured only by
TARsAN'T 81 CO.,
No. 2TS Greenwich street. cor Warren,
NEW YORK.
GEORGE P. HARLOW. corner OF Main and Pleasant
streets, GEORGE r. SPUR, 20l Main street, agent for
Worcester And for sale by Druggists generally.
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GONSUMPTIVES ! READ !!-DR. J..
- II. SCHENCK will be gain at the MARLBORO Uo-
tai BOSTON. professionally ON Wednesday and Thurs
day, March 18th and 26th.
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GEO c. GOODWIN & CO., No. IL Marshall street
Agent for BOstonand for sale by every Wholesale and
Retail Druggist In New England
ties for IS.
Price Of the Sea weed Tonic 81 per bottle or six bot
ties for S..
mch1
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a Remarkable Cure in Bangor, of Weak and Diseased



l, W II. Pritchard, do certify that my wife, Esther S.
has had Weak Eyes from childhood, by meas es
one year since lump appeared on the lash of her Eye
1t increased to The size of large pea Becoming
what alarmed about the progress It was making, took
my wife TO Mrs. NJ. G. BROWN. at the Exchange. She
told me she could remove it and further strengthen her
eyes Mrs B. applied her Gedcine at O'clock in
the evening, and at nine o'clock the lump gone We
cuQld sec no more of it. NY wife now sec people
walking on the Other side of the ryeT, which she could
never do before. She has always had headache when
riding i'll a carriage. esterday, when riding in a
rage, she had 10 return OF headache. My own eyes
were treated two three times by Mrs Brown find
them much strengthened. w. H. PRITCHARD,
i59 French street.
Thousands of ccrtlfi ates might be added Use Pool
Richards Eye and Ear Water, and throw away your
Spectacies.
I, Bartlett j. Decoster, No Halls Court Portland
give this certificate, to certify that have been deaf
fro chI and for twelve years past have been quite
deaf have spent hundreds of dollars without Iecev
ing any benefit whatever Last Saturday went 10 Mrs
b. to treat me for Deafness. In "a after her first
application, could hear every voice in the house i
can now stand in the cellar and hear the clock tck in
re pdTtOr Grateful to God his great deliverance
heart commend her mode of treatment to all who
suffer as / have done
Price p cents per bottle Tube to pass water into
the cents.
GEO r. SFURR, wholesale and retail agent Worces
ter. dGw6m ia2i
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A Letter from the REV HENRY MORGAN, Pastor OF
re onion Mission and First INDEPENDENT Methodist
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EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
3 DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester ct 1880 2. NJ, connects at Norwich WITH
r@tT Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
ORA striving in New YORK by the Shore Line Express
q is +. P St NJ ANDREWS, Sup't.
5dFts once, Nor. d Wor. Rsilroad,l
Norwich, Feb, /, 1860.
Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office Worcester
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4 MEXICAN &FOREIGN P III MS
r.. IL, EDDY,

SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS,
Late 4geHt of o. s. Patent Office, Washfng,on Casder
the act Of lS37)
as state ST.. opposite I&ilSy ST., Boston.
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: WESTERN RAILROAD~

Iss-=-.-s-==2-s WINTER ARRANGEAENTS- Com
-sss----z-z--sneHcng MONDAY, Nov. II, lS62.-Bos-
ton Ai02n7 and Troy.
Lsave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations lac.
cO.qmuGatiunl ct $40 .. and 50 p. m.
EorEew York and Albany teNp) 1905 q. and 3.45 p.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
NO. 33

Do NOT DESFISE THB SHoF.-The impor-
tance Of mechanical training. and Of habits Of
regularity and method. cannot be ever estima-
ted in their various bearings upon the relations
os lie, and we would say 10 those young men
who are al this moment struggling through
details which appear to be hard, useless and
iull Of weariness. to hold on their utility may
not be apparent a: present. bat the day is sure
to come when they vii. reap the beuea. ~ so
much routine Hold on don't give Up in
our country no social prejudiccs prevail which
prevent the humble dyer from becoming the
learned and Skillla chemist; no barriers exist
which deprive those whom the chances Of life
have made rude and unetlered, from becoming
shining light in the world OF science. Most
brave inventors have sprung from the ranks Of
brave daily workers, and the field is sill
wide one. expanding every day; therefore we
say hold on to the training Of the shop.
improve your spare hours in mental CULTURE,
and reward is certain.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

DISPISE NOT SMALL THlSGs.-At time Of
general scarcity, the great Emperor Acbar
went to visit the tomb Of saint at CARAT,
near Delhi. On his return be alighted at a
house on the road, 10 rest himself. While
conveTsing there with his viyier. he perceived
at his foot a grain Of corn. The Monarch
whose mind was constantly occupied with the
suferiogs of his people, took it up, gave it to
bis vivier, desired him to SOW it, and render
him an account every year Of lis produce At
the end Of ten years, it had SO multiplied that,
after making large distributions among the
poor, the surplus sold by order of the Empe-
ror. was sufficient to defray the expenses Of
building a mosque. Acbar erected it on the
spot where he had found the grain of corn.
wishing thus TO render thanks to the goo ness
of the Omnipotent, d to leave to posterity n
monument of the fruits Of Industry and perSe-
verauce.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

A PRAcTIcAL JoKE.-Our acquaintance,
W, had a few years since, a female ancestor
on the maternal side, who although residing in
the vicinity of Mobile for a lifetime, yet had
never been there. After repeated solicitations,
however. she was induced to pay the family
visit. Her grandson, young W. then boy
Of fifteen, but who already exhibited that pe-
culiar faculty for perpetrating practical jokes
which characterizes him yet, persuaded the
cook to place dish of boiled crabs before the
old lady, well knowing that she had never
before set her eyes on one. Unon seating
herself at the table, the strange dish attracted
her attention. Carefully drawing her specta-
cles from their case, she adjusted them firmly
on her nose. and took long stare at the sin
gular-lookiDg edibles. At last seizing fork
she made desperate thrust at one of them,
exclaiming in long breath
Heavens and yeartb, who ever seen sich
spiders before p
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

PErRIFIED BoDlEs.-A correspondent OF the
Melbourne Argus writes; Il have lately dis
covered. in a stony creek Is miles from Cas-
tlemaine, the bodies of three aborigines quite
whole, and not wanting in the smallest details
but WHICH are petrided into solid marble
When I first saw them I thought they were
actually alive, until. on going closer, l noticed
the eyes. They are in a sitting posture. and
the veins, muscles. &c. may be distinctly traced
through what is now group Of stone blocks
they are in a splendid state Of preservation
even the fnger>nalls. teeth, etc, are as perfec
as they were 500 years ago. 0ne of them ha;
a stone ak BY bis side, with baft."
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

YANKEE WIr-In neighboring town, in
which they were building railroad, a party Of
Irishmen, who were employed there, went to
the store Of a real live Yankee, and thinking
they would show a specimen Of Irish wit one
asked for Z" a yard Of pork" whereupon the
Yankee deliberately cut of three pigs feet and
handed them TO the Irishman. Pa; not at tirst
understanding the joke asked And sure.
and is that what you would be afther calling
a yard of pork ?" Certainly" replied the
Yankee, coolly, don't you know, that in this
country three feet make yard ?"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

CoNvIcrIoNs OF NAPOLEON -" know
men," said Napoleon at st. Helena 10 tie
Count de Montholon, . l know men, aud , tel
YOU that Jesus is not man The religion Of
Christ is mystery which su slsls by lis own
force, and proceeds from a mind which is not
human mind We find in it marked iudi
viduality which originated train Of words
and actions unknown before. Jesus is uot
philosophers for his proofs are miracles. ard
from the first his disciples ad1red hlm. Aey-
ander, Caesar, Charlemagne aud myself iound-
ed empires; but on what foundation did We
rest the creations of our genius? Upon force
Jesus Chris, founded his empire upon love |
die before my time, and my body Will be given
BACK 10 tie earth food Tor worms. Such is
the fate OF HIM who has been called the great
Napoleon. What an abyss between nv deep
mystery and the eternal kingdom of Christ
which is preached, loved, and adored, and is
extending over the whole earth ~ Turning to
General Bertrand, the Emperor added, If
you do not perceive that Christ is God, | did
wrong to appoint you general"'
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

How Coal IS BorGHr AND SOLD IN Lon
DoN.-In the city of London coal is sent to the
consumer in sacks containing one hundred
pounds each These are loaded on large carts
drawn by enormous horses, with scales and
weights to each cart, and, if desired by the
purchaser, the sack is weighed by the driver.
When the honesty of the coal merchant and
integrity of the driver are well established, the
weighing of the sacks is seldom required. In
the purchase of cart-load of sacks, some
three or four of them, taken promiscuously, are
tested by the scales, aud if found correct, the
weighing of the remainder of the load is dis
pensed with. This mode of buying and selling
coal is the result of many years experience in
the vast city of London.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

A YOUNG man once picked up sovereign
living in the road Ever afterwards as be
walked along he kept his eyes fixed steadily
upon the ground in hopes to find another
And in the course of long life he did pick up,
at different times a goodly number OF coins,
gold and silver. But all these years, while be
was looking for them be saw not that the
heavens were bright above him, and nature
beautiful around. He never once allowed his
eyes 10 look up from the mud and filth in
which he sought his treasure; and when be
died-a rich old mamie only knew this fair
earth as dirty road TO pick up money as you
walk along.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

AGAR said, Give me neither poverty nor
riches; !" and this will ever be the prayer OF the
wise. Our income should be like our shoes
if too small they will gall and pinch Us, bui if
too large they will cause US to stumble aud 20
trim Wealth, after all, is relative ,hing.
since he that has little wants less. and Is ri hr
than be that has much, but wants more. True
conteu,ment depends not upon what we have /;
a tub was large enough for Diogeues, bat a
world world was too little for Alexander
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

The Love OF BEAUTY.-The love of beauty
and refinement belongs to ever true woman .-
She ought to desire, il moderation, pretty
dresses, and delight III beautiful colors aut
graceful fabrics; she ought to take certain, not
too excessive pride in herself, and be solicit.
Gus to have all belonging to her well chosen
and good taste; to care for the perfect order
ing of her house, harmony and fitness of her
furniture. the cleanliness Of her surroundings,
the good style of her arrangements she ought
no, to like singullrity, either of habit or ap-
pearance, or be able to stand out against a
fashion when fashion has become custom she
ought to make herself conspicuous only by
her taste, by the grace and harmony of her
dress, the unobtrusve good breeding of her
manners; she ought to set the seal Of gentle
woman on every square inch of her life, and
she'd the radiance Of her own beauty and refine
ment on every material object about her.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

a LIFE OF REMARKABLE FRIDAYs.-Mrs
Eunice Hayes died ct Milton, New Hamp
shire, March 9th, at the age of lO2 She
left one hundred and eighty one descendants
She was born on Friday, consecrated to God
in baptism Oh Friday. married on Friday
moved into Milton on Friday, her husband
died on Friday, and she died on Friday, as she
often affirmed she would.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

TIE following sentiment Is as beautiful as ii
is truthful He who forgets the fountain from
which be drank, and the tree under whose shade
he ramboled in the days of his youth. is q
stranger to The sweetest impressions OF the hu.
man heart"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

4 CoCKxEY tourist met Scottish lassie GO
ing barefoot toward Glasgow. Lassie, = SAID
be, should like to know if all the people in
these parts go barefoot p " Part 90 EN- d..
and part on 'em mind their own business was
the rather settling reply.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

TOPs.-Am0ng the mutiiarlouS accomplish
meu's of the japanese there is one, according
to & recent traveller, that we 90 not remember
to have seen mentioned; that of spinning tops
as 10 other people were ever known to spiu
tops. According TO the authority alluded to-,
a very delicate performance Of theirs. in this
department, is making the top spin on tie left
hand run up round the edge Of the robe at the
back of the neck, AMI down tie other arm into
the palm Of the hand. still spinning. Another
is to toss the spinning top into the air and
catch it on the hem O. the sleeve, without lett
ing il fall. \ third is to fling it high into air
and TO catch i; on he bowl or the angle of q
japanese pipe, passed behind the back, fling
ing it 10 The front, aud then catching ii again.
MoA has been seen ia New leland A
Moa IS walking bird, about eight or pine
feet high, hitherto believed to be extinct, and
seen by miner IN one Of The gold diggings
some time before the man left. 1t was seen by
him while setting at camp fire, aud mistaken
at first for man. The miner next morning
followed his track-vhicb showed three claws.
and. about 4 foo: behind, the mark Of a pad,
and behind that again Of spar-ior long
distance. but a last lost It. 4 Mr. Reese has
offered $500 for the bird alive or dead,
and there is still hope CT securing it for Pro
fessor Oweu.-LLondon Spectator, April IS
AFFIASCED.-The Danish Princess Dagmar
youngest sister Of the Princess Of Wales, j;
said to be afiAuced TO the heir Of All the
Russi4s.n She is said TO be with the single
exception Of Empress Elizabeth, of Austria
the most beautiful woman il Europe. ThS
young Czarowitch is pronounced handsome
accomplished, manly young fellow. of superior
intelligence.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
T Z r Y 5:
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Sun FrantiScO. Cal.
JOHN KELLY. Ja-......... PEoPRIEToR.

JOHN KELLY. Ja.......... PRoPRlEroR.
- THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT HAS IA
u removed ~ tile elegant ana spa-i1u> IL
brick building ~ the s0utheaS; corner Of PINE and
SANSOME streets. where the proprietor will he
enabled 10 accommodate his former patrons and
the public in good style with his increased facli-
tic-. The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey
passengers from the steamboats, FREE Of CH large.
Rooms viii he let by the night. week or lnth.w tn
or without board: also. elegant SUiteS ef rooms u
families or others. at reduced rates The table VIII
always be supplied with an abundance Of the choi-
ce~t and hest the market can afford and ID expense
will hc spared to set table that viii dety the crii-
cism Of the most iast9ous epicure.
feb2S-3m JOHN KELLY, JR.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20

HEAVEN never intended that we should re-
main permanently contented with what 1t Is 10
our power to improve
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
Bridge Wire. Battling Wire. Wire
of all kinds.
Notice.
Josephine Copper Mining Go.

AT A MEETING OF THE TRUSTEES OF
N the Josephine Gold. Silver and Copper Min
ing Company held May 18th l>6S. an Assessment
of SIX Gents per Foot was levied upon each ana
every foot of the Company payable on or before
the 18th Of June. to the Secretary All deiiaiGeuts
will be sold according 10 law.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
y. N. BISHOP, Scc'y-
June ith. fS6S.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-06-20
written for the REcoRD.l
The Light OF the White House.

Chill night her dark and shado7Fy wing has sprea
Ger twenty millions s,1n5eEinE on the bed
ThoGgh restless il their troubled dreams;
For civil war. with al il fri -ltful brood,
Has drenchel the country with frater nal blooa,
As copiols Is the mountain streams:
The camp fires Of orr armies are pat ont,
And save the sentinel wh3 walks about,
The only moving thing, all lone,
Ghoul Ike Ger sleeping warriors standing guard,
The camp IS silent: on their c9aches hard
The wounded only wake to moan.
Bat yonler. DER Potomae's ripping wave,
While all beside is shaiowy q ,ae grave,
A light peers through the nightly gloom,
Streaming in grandeur Ike 4 meteor's track,
From out the White House. where the curtains lacl
Entire one window Of The room
To veil,-and there, surrounded by a throng
OF whiskerea courtiers, listens, all night long,
The care-worn Chief, iuteat with all
To gather from supernatural source
The wisdom requisite to guide his course,
In times that sternest hearts appau.
As erst the Hebrew chief the Stalwart Saul,
When war had spread around him ike pail,
Retired to 4 secluded spot,
Where Endor's wizard, when assured trap
Was not set for her, made the spirits rap.
And pass review within her cot:
All night the Chief took counsel from the ghost
Of departed seer. to lead lis host
To triumph on Gilboa's crest:
So now responsive to our Chiettain' knock,
The spirits Of the dead return to talk,
And counsel as a nightly guest.
What means then youder streaming light,
That in the White House burning late at night,
Sheds hope and courage o'er the land =
'Tis there the spirits Of the dead. the seer,
The statesman, warrior and the sage appear
Upon the Presidents demand:
Their ghostly counsel guides him in the wat
Is it not better than consult star,
The lack of reason 70 supply
This war is guided by such higher school,
It is not fought by any mortal rule,
And this explains the mystery.
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