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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-08-17
CHOLER Al.


Accounts almost daily reach Of the rHvages Of the
CHOLERA, both at home and abroad, and Of the little
success which has thus far attended the attempts TO
check its frightfh inroads on human life.
Such being the fact, IL surely may be regarded a. an
era In modsrn discoveries that medicine has hesr
discovered possessng the power OF checking the pro-
gIess Of the Cholera and eradcatng nom tho system
M. Kidder would respectfully call the attention
Of the public to this invaluable medicine, known q her
ssChOIera, Dysentery, and Di-
arrh9a Cordial"
MANY thousand lives have been saved BY this medi-
cine when the disease had advanced to IL. las stages
hoped tia, sys ss ~ but s
danger Is to be spprshended from an attack o. me
CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, OR DlARRHGA-
This Cordial Immediately checks the vomiting, re-
Iieves the pains stops the Diahoa and restores he
bowels to perfectly regular and healthy state howev-
a. severe the attack may be, however low the pa
tent may have bacomsl i insanapiy fss'oies'
The severest cases OF
DxsHNTEAx
ara imuedixtely eounteracted the pains sllayed
the bowels healed, and not unheqnentif 'ne poxen
become perfectly regulated and restored ~ ~ sh'n
OHRoMxo DxARRzoEA,
Eitber In children or adults Of months years con-
tinuance i most readily cured with this Cordial not
whsanans they may Pc reduced s 70 rs.,o,ss .Ssa
uuoLnRA INFANTunn.
II Ia. saved the lives Of many thousand childIep
when reduced 10 deaths door By this eomr.sint =
gives them Immediate relief and they very soon4sesssr
SEA sIUKlgEss.
III most pleasant and desirable remedy for sea
setnesu ID checks the vomiting, and readily restore.
the patient Il inyariably checks vominng pfoaaeso
from any cause whAteser.
Children that are TeethihE,
n Inclined to Diarrh@a, should always be provided
with this mediene Il will keep the bowels regulated
md Keep on the Canker Il Is wholesome, safe, and
pleasant 10 the ase and children are fond Of ~ and
will take il without trouble or dislike. t
ron arMnnAE DEBILITY Afxr
DYSPEPSIA
tItis most excellent restorative, giving healthy
tone 10 both the stomach and bowels, and prevent
food ffom pressing or distressing tho stonaach.
The public may rest assured That Il eontaina heitns
ooum. Or mineral subsances anything that 10 in TN
least Injurious to the constitution
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Cholera, Dysentery, and d.
arrhHa Cordial,

AN IMMEDIATE AND PERFECT REMEDY FOR
Cholera, Dysentery, Summer Complaints
of Children, Diarrhaa, Sea Sick
ness, General Debility, &c.
VTTHERE this all powerful antidots is at hand,
w Cholera is no longer to be seriously feared, or
locked upon with teuorss this cordial will most %
suredly cure the disease in the o. ssfy io
hours n taken At the commencement. IL has been
before the public for than seventeen year, and
was the Grst article made known to the public a. an
IMMEDIATE 4 PERFECT CURE OF THE
OH i r r a.
Il has been thoroughly tested in every eoustry aad
every climate and its effect has everywhere proved the
SURE TO CURE,
even where the disease has advanced to its last stages
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Children that are Teethihg

n Inclined to DarThna, Should always Be PFo,Ideo
with this medicine a. i will keep the bowels
ie,ssnt 10 the taste and children are fond Of H. and
will take IL without trouble or dislike.
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INSURANCE.

THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
sURANCE COMPANY, incorporated February IL,
1923, and charter renewed l647, continue to insure on
buildings every description and except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills Furnaces and Blacksmiths
shops, Tannees where furnaces used, Carpenters
Wheelwrght's, Chairmakers and Cabnetmaker's Shops
buildings them to be exposed thereby and
buildings in which steam power is employed or shavngs
made in such quantities increase the risk, and
buildings used for unlawful purposes, In which unlawful
business carried with the consent and knowledge Of
the assured.
They also insure Household Furniture including books
wearing apparel and family stores, kept in dwelling hous-
es,hay end grain, live stock carriages and harnesses,
Except the stock Of livery stabes.)
The long and successful operation OF the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insurance Company and the large dividends
paid the expiration of policy have secured the conf
dence of the public and the present managers Gifts
Germs DESTROYS that the people should be in possession
Of the above information. The amount of their cash fund
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars, and with their
vigilance in looking after their risks. they confidently be-
eve it will continue increase. The inducements to
owning the kinds property which the Company
can INSURE to be protected against loss is great, not
greater in that Office than in any other.
o. Office in the New Court House.
FRED. VIM. PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, Sec'ry.
Worcester, May q 1847. 1871
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PATEMT'S.
Amerlean and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
U. s. Patent Office. Washington,
No tot

Am'erleGn and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
u S. Patent O5fce Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.
NHE subscriber by appointment from the Commissiony
er of Patents, is agent of the U. 5. Patent Office for re
ceying and forwarding the same models specimens or
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
will be sent FREE 0 sIrsnSe and risk and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. validity of inven-
tons, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the same. Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
BY application at this Office, inventors saved tn
ime and cost of journey Washington and delay there
as well as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage of Uerbay explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect them matters
IN general Of paramount importance to ObtGss
correct specifications and claims. The experience of sig
teen years practice extensive collection of rare works
decisions &c. on mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws
and patents OF different countries, collected at much ex
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with accounts here kept of inventions patented
at washington enable the subscriber to afford inventors
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents and Information
which in other respects might be difficult of
r. II. EDDY. Civil Engimeer.
Boston, Sept l, l84s. ewlS &eod
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NORWICH & WORCESTER RAILROAD
sai~ssySs EyxSvsgss go III
GEsssEEzgs s1fSSss .sa 81 .ss -EzSsEsN@a

Summer Arrangement-May Z, lS49
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 1890 A. NJ and 4.30p. NJ.
G-i he 10 80 a. m. Train connects with train leaving
Springfield al 30 Boston at ami Nashua 1870
IN. Providence at 745 am,
The $50 train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at p. mi
Leave Norwich ct A. M, and l2 Nj.
% Thel7 m. train connects at Worcester with West
ern train, leaving Mt 10 ami Boston train 10 25 ami
Nashua train mt IL Providence train at 1 80
Pomfret Special Traim.-Leave Pomfret at a for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at p. m. for Pontret.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at Ct AM. Leave Norwich at 81
h,m-(Daily, Sundays excepted
u Express FregM leaves Boston at II NJ. for Allyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at 5 O'Clock P. NJ for New York, stop
ping only at Framingham Worcester, DanelsonVe and
Norwich, arriving Allyns Point to take the Boat at
p. NJ
arriving from Nashua and Grotor Junction $50 pm
RErURNINu-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
on the arrival Of the Steam Boat from NeWYOrk.
OA Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
other person authorized to receive it before the Pas
sonser takes his seat in the Cars.
Baggage will net be taken to include money, merchan
die, other articles than those of personal and
wheE OF higher value than Fifty Dollars, noce must be
given OF thai act and an extra price paid or the Company
will not hold itself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets the Station Offices.
s. II. P. LEE, JR..
May. dwtf sup't and Eng. n. & w. R. R.
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LEONARDS

Boston and worcester EXpreSS,
TYNE subscriber continues to THE Elk.
Ef$S3pS ! PRESS between Boston and Worcester, for
ASstTsf the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles,
-<S"-H BANK Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention gi,cn paying, collecting and
gotiatEg notes, drafts bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise produce, etc.
All packages must be directed TO his
The subscriber alone responsible for property eptrust
ed 10 his care and no risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester ia
Salem NewburJ port Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford also to Portland and all parts of Maine
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFICES. -IIARNDEN d. cos Office. Court Street,
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main st.
Worcester. s. d. LEONAhD.
Fab o. 1877 dtf
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Revolving Clothes Frames

RE manufactured and for sale at Reeds Wheel Fac.
a tory, in DR.. Heywoods Steam Building, Central ST.,
Worcester.
These Frames are article and should be used by
every amiy The clothes sail round the Post uDon the
arms, and not injured by the wind A person can
hang the clothes upon the line take them off without
moving from the place where they commence
The subscriber can sell first rate article painted with
all the irons, for from So to So per set.
May "a. dSm HAMMOND REED
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Important Notice,

4 LII PERSONS having accounts with the subscribers
N hereby notified that their will be ready
for settlement, Monday, July second, at which time
prompt payment will be expected Persons living of
The Street and out Of the city, will please give this their
early attention. D. L. HARDON & co.
Worcester, June 81,
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FAMS--FAMS.
WIMDOW CURTAINS,


PARLORS, SALOONS e. HALLS tastef,ilIy decorated,
By w. 81 e. A. BROWN,
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS. having had eight
4 years experience lat KITTREDGE BLAKEs, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in Boson feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in line in a work
manlike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS CoUCHEs, made to order persons in want of
nice article would do well to call before purchasing,
can furnish articles superior to any in the CITY,
Curied, HAIR Palm Leaf and Spring Ma TTREssEs made
to orders Old Mattresses picked and made good
new Pew Cushions-Pews lined and stuffed All
kinds OF Upholstery work repaired and superior
manner. w. & F. A. BROWN,
March 90. dem IS Main ST., Worcester,
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

Worcester, Mass.
THIS Conn any commenced operations in May, lS47,
and has received liberal patronage that it has
tanned permanent character for prudent management not
surpassed by any Company in the Commonwealth, taking
% great variety OF safe risks.
BY strict adherance TO the principles of EQUITY, in
settling all losses which have occurred they have avoided
he expense arising rem continual Ian suits, which
always preHdlcia to the interests of Mutual Companies
The Directors feel justified in recommending this Insti
tuition the favorable consideration of the public ple6g
ing themselves that every effort shall be made their
part TO continue its prosperity and furnish such security
against loss by fire, shall remove all anxiety the part
OF those insured
They established local Agents in various parts
he state men who thoroughly acquainted with the
principles of insurance, and directly interested In its
cess members of Mutual Company. They also
ploy GENERAL AGENT whose duty is not confined to
soliciting applications required examine and
que into the of the risks TAKEN and when there is
defect in the buildings carelessness the of
the insured report the the Board of Directors
thereby preventing all unns cessary litigation
They effect insurance all kinds of buildings except,
those of extra hazardous character Aso upon Neat
STOCK Hay and Grain Household Furniture Provsions
Wearing Apparel, Libraries and Merchandise generally,
and also upon all kinds of Manufactured Articles and
stock in the process of manufacture excepting Stock in
Cotton, Wooden and Paper Mills, property alike haz-
ardOus
Their OF premium established upon basis sufs
fciently guarded avoid all Many Of the
Companies who adjust their losses by assessing their
MEMBERS have lost The confidence of the business
ty and have cast reproaCh upon the whole system Of
EDWARD II. HEMENWAY, President.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Hemenway, Worcester Walter A. Bryant, Worc'r.
George A. Dresser, DO. A. A. Williams. do.
James H. Wall, DO. Edwin Eaton. do.
Hnratio N. Tcwer, 90. iona. Warren, Grafton.
Joseph Pratt, do. IL. A. Denny, Leicester.
Joseph Boyden, do. J.W. Jenkins Jr. Barre.
Chas. P. Bancroft, do. John Edgel, Gardner.
O. HARRINGTON, Secretary,
Office, No. 3, Brinley Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House.
| Worcester Jan II, 1919. If
|
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NEW STORE!
warden BlOck,) No. "A Front ST.,

WOItCI
TTNIE subscriber having recently opened New Store
l. No. "A Front Street, with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
prepared furnish the citizens with every article
at the lowest wholesale prices, by the quantity, retail
for cash.
All kinds OF TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASSES,
&C., offered the very lowest price which be al.
foded, and will he warranted TO give satisfaction, he
goods may be returned
BUTTER, CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages, constantly on hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
MackersI, Salmon, Goldfish and Herring, by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality.
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Dried Apples Potatoes, Oranges Lemons, Raisins
Syrups, Ketchups and Pickles. and general
OF goods usually obtained in such Stores at the cheapest
Dosh prices.
Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts the city
expense by ANDREWS
Worcester, March 81, dwtf a Front st.
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FISH MARKET,

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER,
WHERE can be found all the different kinds of FIR ESD
w FISH the season affords from the NewYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven Norwich, New London, and Prov
idence markets. such Cod Hodd0ck Mackeret HGi6ut
Shad Bass, Black and Blue Fish, Saimon &C. together
with an assortment of small Fish from he Salt and Fresh
Waters. Also, all kinds Of ST ELL FISH from the above
places Also OF Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
NIB Fish bought at this market win be dressed in the
best and fashionable style, and sent reasonable
distance free Of charge. TERMS CASH.
{h7- Cash paid tor all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH
April 8. N. q. sPkAGUE
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REMOVAL.

THE subscriber has removed from Court Mills, to
Doct. Heywood's building, CENTRAL STREET., where
apple Tree, Cocoa, Bortoood and Lgnum Vite freeing
Sticks Stitching Benches Psggin sGcks Cutting Boards
stair and Fence BALUsTBRs. Job work and Wood Turn
ing done TO order. GERRY VALENTINE.
Worcester, April 9, ls49. dwly
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SlliMgIes-Slningles Shingles.
TNHE subscriber, having lately received quantity Of
sell the same reasonable terms Also, other Building
materials. such LINE, NAILS, GLASS &C.
Westbero, May 80. wifi JONAS LONGLEY.
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BATHS.

TUE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
the number of his BATHING ROOMS, reminds the
citizens OF Worcester that if they choose to WASH and
REMAIN WELL rather than TO pay Doctors bill to get
,osn they can be furnished any time, with WARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or ware =, a.i ns-sse-
accommodations, by calling the of Front ard
Carton Streets :. CALVIN NEWTON.
June II.
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AT the New York Store.

AT the New York Store.
Barrages, Tissues, &c, at Is cts.
TN addition to already large assortment OF THIN
L DRESS GOODS, received This morning a lot OF
very ELEG ANT BARRAGES which are cfferipg al
Twenfy.oe cents the yard, warranted all Wool and Silk,
and 10 be the same quality now selling at 81 cents.
CALL EARLY Also,
SACKS AND VTSITES.
Those Sacks and Yistes, which have sold randIy
with us, all gone, few left of the new stye
May 25. dwf q. F. STEBBINS Il CO.
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HERBS.

HERBS.
WE are weekly receiving from the SHAKERS sun.
w plies Of FRESH HERBS, which we can sellwhole,
sale and retail at the Shakers prices.
D. SCOTT, JR., e. CO.,
MAIN srRKRT-Nos. 20l-dk 2sl, corner of Front.
March 10. An
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WORCESTER MARBLE YARD.
Near an re nperance House and Railroad Depot.
To tho who W sh to procure classic Monuments Of
4 anci Mt or modern designs, would say that have
uccctde in procuring the best of Londen and American
pubca ms on the subject OF Monuments and Head Stones
and prepared order of the best of stock
MONUMENTS and HEAD STONES OF any design in
the best neaHer hope they will call and examl1a
themselves. d. III KIM V
Worcester, may 20.
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NOTICE,

THE subscriber would ask all indebted him for Lum
ber to forward and settle their accounts, as
al unsettled bills after the first of next month will he
left for collection. B. BUFFUM.
Worcester, 5h mo- IL, 1919. dwt
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GOPARTNEhSH IP NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE depreciation OF the value of California
q God Dust, account of the great abundance in
market, compes the undersigned decline taking any
at present, but is willing, glad TO receive lew
Thousand Dollars in BANK BILLS in exchange for
FLOUR, CORN, OATS, SHORTS, RYE,
BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR, MEAL, &c. sc.
Purchasers may be assured that sell as low as the
above articles can be had in the City.
l only charge COST and --.
Call at No. Is Washington Square.
Feb "a. diff OTIS BRAMAN.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heretofore by the subscriber at No 20 Central EE.
change ELBRIDGE BOYDEN
April 2. diff
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
THE DUTY OF A GOOD c,rIzrN

The veteran editor of the Little Rock Demo.
craf, than whom none in the State, nor out of it.
knows more upon the subject on which he dis.
courseths, lays out his ideas in the following man.
ner. 1t would be of advantage to the country, as
we'll as insure 10 the printer living at his labo-
rous calling, if the views of the editor could be
impressed upon the public mind. Hear him.
g To those persons within our State who sub.
scribe for none of the papers published within our
limits, we submit the merits OF our journal for
their consideration, while we urge upon them the
Importance, nay, the duty which they owe the
community of which they constitute part to
contribute their quota of support due 10 the Press
OF Arkansas. We speak now, not for ourselves
alone, bu. for all our contemporaries. We believe
10 be the duty of every head of family in the
State 10 subscribe and pay for al least. one copy
OF some paper printed in Arkansas. The time is
at hand when the interests of our State dema nd
that the la bors of the Press should be performed
With wisdom and energy. With this engine we'll
supported by the people, the grandest results can
be accomplished without such support, nothing
can be expected from its feeble efforts. We hear
much OF the power and the duty of the Press but
where IS It's power, and what duty is incumben,
upon 1t ln State whose people neglect to give it
their support! Bereft of all allegiance to the
people, 1t soon degenerates into mere instrument
of cliques of designing men, who use it for the
furtherance of their own schemes regardless of
the common veal. Let Press be literally SUD.
ported by the people, and their behests must be
obeyed, their interests alCne consuied,-lh
pleasure alone desired. The people can, if they
choose. WELD The power of the Press, and enioin
upon it the performance of its duty. Believing,
as we DO. that the time has already come when
our people should assume TO control the power.
and point out to the Press the true path of duty
we call upon them everywhere to repent, and to
set about diligently. in making amends for their
past negligences by subscribing literally for the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-05-26
COLONEL BENTdN'S APPEAL.
To the People of Missouri:

10 the People Of Missouri:
The General Assembly of cur State. at its late
session, adopted certain resolutions on the subject
of slavery. and gave me instructions to obey them.
From this command | appeal 10 the people of Mis-
souri-the whole body Of the people-and if they
confirm the Instructions, shall give them op-
Portunity TO find Senator to carry their will into
effect, as | cannot do anything TO dissolve this
Union, to array one-haf of it against the other.
do not admit dissolution of the Union to be
remedy. to be prescribed by statesmen, for the
diseases of the body polite. any more than ad-
NIT death, suicide, TO be remedy, 10 be pre-
scrbedby physicians for the diseases of the natu-
raj. Cure, and not KILL is the only remedy which
my mind can contemplate in either case.
think it probable, from what observe, that
there many citizens--good friends TO the har-
monv and stability of this Union--who do not see
the Missouri Instructions and their prototype. the
Calhoun address, in the same light that see it.
and in the light IN which it is by others who
best understan nd it. For the information of such
citizens. and let them the next step in this
movement. and where IL is intended 10 end, here
with subjoin n copy OF the Accomac resolutions.
laiely adopted in that county of Virginia, and
| fully endorsed by The Richmond Enquirer as the
| voice of the South. do not produce these reso-
uuons for the purpose of arraigning them; on The
contrary | see something in them admire as
being bold and open, and 10 the Interpretation
and Legitimate seGue!ce of the Calhoun movement.
consider the Calhoun address, and its offspring.
the Missouri Instructions as fundamentally wrong;
but those who think them right The AcconIac
resolutions are also right and should be Immediate
| Iv initiated BY similar resolutions in Missouri.
produce them to enable the people of Missouri to
see what it is to which their Legislature would
commit the State, and what II is they have in
structed me to DO.
appeal from these instructions to the people of
| Mssour--the whole body of the people--and in
due lime will give my reasons for dong so. 1t is
Il question above party, and goes to the Whole
people. In that point of view the Accomac reso-
Iutons present ,--and present it truly; and shall
/ do the same. I shall abide the decision Of the
whole people. and nothing less.
/ Respectfully,