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"THE RIGHT OF SECESSION"

The Editors Of Wing and ourselves have been ndoc
rnaod in such different political schools that upon no sub
ect is il probable shall strongly dissent than upon
that which heads this article. We have been taught
gard the States sovereign and equal of the con-
deacy and justified by the very nature and terms OF the
compact at the of entering the partnership in with
drawing from it, in the last extremity should each State in
IFS sovereign Judgment regard the acts OF the majority
as working ntosrable injustice and oppression We deem
therefore, say much In reply TO the Wing
article of yeserdayhc of which Is that secession is
nothing else than revolution Indeed the task is so well per-
formed by tho Louisiana Statesman whose article below
has lust met our eye that adopt II instead of our own
comments The subject placed in SO clear and strong
light the broad distinction between secession and revolution
admirably drawn and tho policy and justice OF the whole
principle so simply ys, graphically Depicted ha. we can add
nothn. to ito conclusiveness. II as follows:
"TgE RlaHr OF SEcEssos-We are not going TO recon-
mend h;s-nobody need be aarmcdno treason Is medita-
ted-no 'warnns resistance are necessnry-no moo
need be nvokedfor are only about 10 say mat II IS
amusing hear certain journals talk 50 ppany about the
right OF secession Identical with revolution They mean
very different things The right of Teroton is natural
right Secession is Conventional Revolution ls tshf we
assert, In resisting oppression Secession IA ~ihoIawa
from compact The is always accompanied by an ap-
neal 10 armshe ultima ratio regum. There Is no reason
why the other should be pesceabe Two OF more par
ties for mutual interest into partnership to endure
while 1t is agreeable and advantageous 10 the contracting
parties each surenderng to the other certain Individual
rights be used and enjoyed in common but retaining Ger
tain other rights to sc enoved BY themselves individually
and not by ;he concern The duration of the partnership Is
no, specified Very WELL One of the parties after while
ptreves that the advantages Of the concern accrue almost
entirely TO the Others and that they even encroachng on
the rights and interests he specifically reserved for himself
in word that partnership has ceased TO be desirable and
may be runous h! He gves notice TO his partners ina
he will withdraw from the concern and ihes nave no fgh
prevent him. lie takes his portion OF The stock, makes
his bow, and peacrably reres. This Is Secession ne
should seize n muske,--rush into the esabishment-de
lces and orce them TO enter into more agreeable
TO himse,hat wond be revolution In this homey way we
is acknowledged by every republican sateenan. Virginia
Kentucky and the South generally regard Ii fundamen
tai hight incidental 10 the compact Of Union The Fede
rasts always deued and now deny It, Louisiana Journal
siaia ansar NJ l. On the SQlQnl
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GIEO,

DIED on III. 2l Instant Liberty Bedford couiy wh.'htr sh'
. s 10 snI ,np S.E.er, HARRIET 81 kl 'ns htio'ed w.e
f K.y H. Tarnsr who knew her will amen; her loss
pigp III Sew the ID Noyemhes' MiliiAs eds.t sn
of Henry ~ aud Catherine Cary Moncure la the ~ year o.! haAsh
" lo III. sh CATHERINE CARY MoNCUKE second daushisi
n he lat. Colonel John Aber and wife Of Henry W oneure 10
no ycar her Death shining mark ana 100 wen
IN hosr who knew Catherine Cary Moncue know that his power va
never exercised snatch ron he arms OF those VINO os
her helm, whose daughter, awiie ole!
,,s,ies. friend pure more abiding more @ dying
ror God IN his ordered Ii, that her devotion 70
son should a. her ?rtues aad close lhr a TO-
life She vas happy the sacrifice she Willingly s ma @ b,r
e 10 smooth, way death for her eldest born he. as
husband her children her brothers VIII WIN 70 ~ -
mory while one pulse remains and she only 1easss - vi
S No, ons shall be e Of ali those loved her 20 we'll -
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MARRIAGES..

n,nar, on the by Elder John Gs'"a a ions
Nil 70 M-s CiiRsriANA D. daughter OF Dr. L. iSe'
., ,,e 9th instant. by Ell.F John Gibson Mr. NAIHA'
EY 10 s. MARY JANE, iauehsro John ~ NILS
d.r.a,rI-- all Of Hanover
oo tho 9th Instant, by the Rev. Or knssfort M
Nm THOMAS CIESSELLS 10 MI" Saah REbEetA
GtRRETT, nli OF this city
N,ar,eo on "Wednesday, l3h instant; a. oeIoes NJ ~
rI.r n " Doge MIR L. W. CAUTHokA OF f.sTsf u "'''
EE.rRIc 4 SHEPHERD OF Clarke couniy. VtIgini
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NUMBER 81.

OF science is barely entered Press forward to enter the IN
ner temple where Nature dscourses with her yoares with
nveied features, and having threaded its n,ricaces Ike
Iheseus OF DID, return with the golden fleece Take w.
y"u the Bible your daily text and armed with its prin
PIES go forth into the world 10 acquire ANA win
And you who have brought hithr your Isnns fran,
other States 10 light them at fires In alter ta yon me-
moEy will sill linge Ike the young bird around the NJ,
where II has been nurred upon The OF your youl
fu days al this Institution I0u will bear with Won ,h
recollection Of your able Professors who have 50 greatly
eried themselves ~ prepare you with the
ol life The gao of honor s before yoase the races s
The Olympic games press forward that gaol xn tho
hlh prize for the sake Of State. your lima Nr,.,
your Country, and the world. 1cie raLe
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TEyAs.-The people of Nacosdoches, which Il me Tes
dence Of Senator Rsk, voted the boundary quenon ON
s In @ .nd ,r, arans II, The majority for the bill in the
town. S Of San Aususne was large In fac. every
fresh return the majority ~ a." ~; ;o Wsb
Senator Rusk left his home on ne M 9.' i''' '' '8s
-, o;,v "a resume his duties in Congress.
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Address -. .isscribcr AZ .l'ers Ttvern. ESsex coun
Mlway, css.r cour.y. Va. S.?t, n. ls5n-cw!ls,D



T,lERE WI s,.o5, feae Sh,ci II Es"a Greea cominenr
In. l J.uarv lS5i, under th- err~rincnienfe OF Miss
n.. VI ola ly. edtca'e by 'irs erari, oA= =" he mos
vrea,ei teaches tie Sac Mis- Pe'n Is vel Su"he:
s the Egyl 1aguag all branches also Fre"ch
acne,ac,a,e few pupils in family as ooaders ta
tuition in Es-h iciuiin board and ever ne
vyeY s,a:ocery Frncn 500 :2r the schoas
sn rnnth, would be very desirable thai the pupils
t-sace tie .rn toge.er bu they will be received At any 'im
achsei oa icn the term entrance No deduction
made In proraced ness My residence Is u
tnr county three mics IIanoye. Court House, al which
rg. my Pos, Office alJ ms Ivm Depot on he Louisa
&roAi JOHN CHANDLER
r.,o,e Nov l7.0-s2l
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TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
prplIsHED DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY,
L { K NJ S:


ay PAPER. dollars annum and at me rate OF egn
aken shorter period than que year For the semi
ne per AMI three dollars for SIX months pay
R paid The cce. or reniiod by mall post ''
-. ~, dollars per annum the end OF 'he year
81. ,nes 10 this Office NAV emlcd mai good ana
Bank notes. OF the Edrors The passage aNn
rad h he rriis The postage OF single letter s scarce
o,sy accoKS Is the accumulation Of postage, ~
,nsve k,n,ness which operates as serious TAX upon rn"
D. TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ TIE DAILY ENQURER:-For fifteen lines or less, hN IN
y cents AID every succeeding nseriion twenty-five cents
..s cnce week. week, three times week, thirty
are charged fy dollars for thirty hines, and in
n.on advertisements OF greater ench-e&cet Lottery
- AMI A,c.ioucers. who charged LOO dollars pipeT iui
TIE sMIwEEKLYFor fifteen lines, or less frs, insertion
ms: :or sac., continuance % 5tiis.
o! or. distance be accompanied with the advance pay
seaces. to insnrc execution
An and tributes ef 'eSperf crcorfng en nes are
nd fi- as advertisements.
an Gbnre and Marriages from the country whenever the
handwriting unknown mus be authenticated by the
oi he Postmaster the neghborhood or they II IN 10
"a m ;,b Every that has been taken 10 prevent
aud quizzes has proved heretofore unavaims We must
,hr such upon The communications bong eef
f oi The Postmaster rFi,a 'hf hack of TIE fT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29
MIDWAY lALE ACADEMY.

.clth, ;re nrx annual session tins Institution Will be
o., md continue interruption unn the Is; August 1851
In es'ooishn tbs >ch'o 'he subscribers Hs'l "ee'
lee Of rda;Atin; Their own dashie.s ~ s e"'hnTmec M h
m increased al" fo 'he accomplishment oil winch Tie 'es
snsses hcir mind and body have oee: l'rece,. =, .
.Y pleasure Informing heir friends ana patrons iat
,,,,a change have made. and every desirable arrangement
posses sn[ Qualifications OF suisil "a & ns s ~ ,'
a grade Of The Schoo aad the stage oi many sp
ne nos presented Midway Academy In no pe'iod " the wor
ass education youth escaped The attention oi Inc anu
ae sphere Of sopera!i'n' and by new anu shr'sfe @
soa our Uni aud asniion been pad 10 ie"ae
aa the Essex The high s;andn ani
Caae, viii !oug remembered with pride and pleasure ny
sny aaqsh.rs naPrS w,.ss and M0e
ne s:n Pubic, and shed rs hpy and rli influence
On ne 1a he ' Rev. nS Msas has sSIS
s:haS MeGuer Pastor Of s.. rauis Church situated
kep b. worthy AM esteemed eni Jno L. Cox ESQ aai-
ia sn,ao has an wsvs e ors avannes favorable 10
l,l,a an affords schools which reflect credit the
Miway Academy closing her last ad eighth
s numbered Fight as aniiaee lovely an" ,eisen case
school Unon the daughters and wards Of gentlemen OF
ssysr. daesert Sidi,s 49,
Ta -r phas.eay one Of improvement, MAY We not
nd, pleasing prospect; that the mind shall have 10 ooaty
m II will and flourish forever Deeply
s vo sske The care and eiars,ion Of youth parents
suns NAV that supernndenee N he
he eh ard morals the pd their hohs and the choe OF
eyrr.s. while excr;:on shall he made 70 make them
,,.a an proficient schols opportunity will be onue OF
sung n % ase elevated station ,ohe! society ranking
10, aer s Ms Ia lies and lhiacthrrss Every
Sacho finished education Will be taught Al Midway Academy
The remarkable fof hca but in
e, w paid ard charge made or professional services
r such merely deiay The necessary ad actual ex,
b,rces or the o French Spanish Italian and
Cna each si2 Pian" aaa Guitar each s3 Painting
Hss Embroidery each slJ FOR all periods unr months
s r uoa vii be charged an III the sane proportion for iEe
c.s The all enraged by ihe year an 4,
trs ~ ,qe 10 deduction Will be made for aoence except
ccd sickness ~her then becomes necessary 70
,y, .a, Pups viii hc charged from the commencement; o..
,- ro N. school uic end Of the session.
pnsn- he first NJ January and the balance al the
lose session, o2 iel"ins
Bo rsc and Stationery furnished n Richmond reai prices
Respectively, iiat M LnS,.s SS MlSoK; ~, ;,DoD ~ ~
Address .n5scribcr Illers Tavorn Essex county Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

The meeting OF the Stockholders CT the James River and
Kanawha Company adjourned over from Tusday night It
January 3D. without ransac!ng any business lis concern
presen, very atleng appearance sh show here
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

The entire population of Bal,imoyc is l6sl5 The cen
sps Of Pittsburg 10 q, ,30l.
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nj he Dfcaraiioi Of Independence by te STATE 9 -
inia -Beru.if.a Gnd Historical sentiments.
friend has placed in my hands copy Of an address DE-
ivrred by Mr. Tyler at the University OF virginia on ,e
resting truthful and appropriate than the extract ".
send yau and which pray publish IN tie fnl''u .
ts publication ia alike due TO The gf nu'io anu ,h
rood Old Mother" :hom he so much idozes II II 's
:oce o retired patriot and statesman VINO mas r'ce.r ~
more abuse than any other man now rn ;,i ~
time is however iar distant when ample JUS i' WI" VI
,warcd to his public acts. and especially, Messf Llos
by all who act with rs OF the ol'D "Iio"'
I'VE thank onr correspondent for haviaG made the re-
quest We had designed making similar extract from the
patriotic and eloquent address OF exIresidsn' T-i:"7l
rxTRAcT:
VIRGINIA has borne conspicuous part III ai lat hs "
cured since the revolution In the formation OF me
r Constitution abors OF her sons were e;nneny
;u With George washington as the President o lc I'M
yenton and james Madison To say nothing o MS ao anu
enlightened associates, as prominent and eaan" @
we mas least be permitted TO claim TO have n"!I m ~,
poan if NOT controlling part in IN 'hs m I'll
oounciis failed contribute her iar quota OF in'iec
and paio,ism We NAV eyult In th' iact 'na' ns'
efforts have uniformly been dncfea 70 % III. y, ~,
urea, principles Of the government: she has ,raheu ue
foot Ill the temptations OF local interest when nave oe
her No inducements have been s"lc.', ;,
TO lead her abandon the constitution as u Is Will,
Whrn in foeeulness OF the obligations o tact
the ctInrt wa, made mnzzle ,hc public p'eF w!en ne
and unshackled should be regarded as tae palaa
fro.dom abe placed herself behind the rapar'a al e co
stitu,inn repealed the as-aians md came oG ., e @
st yicorions and ,riumphan' Then was that her states
men laid down TIA, chars o! political principles by ~c
She has not ceased be governed Her opponents nave
When they have stood in the way of wild scheme
policy born with he hour and risne win me sons so m n'
cclhraet rc.ou:lns OF i7939l have been called sa'e ~
ohstr,ciions and those who advocated them mere a'
To hr Of The Virginia school Of politicians ha
been often sought be made term OF ~
what gre the teachinEs of that school ihat l'e on
,;,n,ion of the L, S Is compact between s7:ere's
s.aes-tha, the government which !; creates = 81,
d yernmeut of limited nnd well de"ed pow''s,ha' u
- incidents 10 tie granted powers require no eaoo.
sason TO deiuce no grea; intellect 10 render manesIl
doubtful powers should never be exercised much gss M se
as have 10 be whipped like vag:an,s through every clause
ha consultation and can be located In She has a"a
,essrded the constitution social compact to when
s,a.s as states are parties conadstncon to consoa
,sd whole In which maoriues have unlimited sn's III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

From the AIisrs1Iian of Nov l.
| PROCEEDINGS AGAINST GOVERNO;, al TITAN.
The L. s. Court Al New Orleans is rgere :c 10 drand
the presence Of the Governor in that city, nanSgr certain
charges there preferred against him. regadir the Cr5a
pedon We believe The whole 10 10 ivoi au u1four-
dcd and intended hy the Fillmore admins i,;on T. effect
interior political objects The Governor iyeyer ready
and willing undergo any examination phen his official
term expires and will voluntarily do low, # lie car
| lawfully absent himself from The seat government
| without detrinent 10 TIE public interest, and in obc
dence 10 the requirements of the Contturion. We
do believe he possesses the power to dose There
question of State sovereignty in this Which desire
settled. The Legislature would cerainy have I'M
right to recall the Governor but he 10 pce himself vol
unfairly beyond lis lusdicion in the hnnisc the auhori
ties OF Tie United States il might be impossible TO obey ht
summons President Jefferson refused aitnd the trial
Aaron Burr grounds which perainrd lie necessity
his presence al the seat of government and hpoeon OF re
sstance which he took al that Iime ought ,hins. 10 b
sustained by every State in regard their ci gisata
who is emphatcaly portion of States so',,e:gniy
IA letter in the Baltimore Sun says ,!er is no truth
the story. twas what we expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-29

p,ri., COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Ocr 10TH, 1880
- !.a ID he foregoing decree hereby notifod
. % oase the therein directed my office
sh.,..se Virginia, tho 18th day Of February next
aie requested 10 attend, and at which Time all
oe nefi Of kin and diarbutess Of James MehIe
pw appss. fos me and prove .heir relationship
r w. JoeEa C0n- II,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-14
Norwich and Worcester Rail Road.
mt Commencing AprH 10, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at $50 1880 am. and $50 pm.
Arrive at Norwich at 900 am. l.30 and 73O pm.
Leave Norwich at $50 am. Il 90 M and 800 pm
Arrive in Worcester at 9.45 am. 800 and 6.45 pm.
The a m Train from Wol. will arrive at Norwich in
connect with the Line for n. London, Greenport,
md N. Y, via Steamer Alice and the Long Island X H.
lso for Willmantlc Hartford, Haven and N. y, via
\. Haven and N. York r r.
The 10 70 train from Wor will leave after the arrival
,f the Boston Worcester Wor Nashua, Western and
roylence Roads and arrive at Norwich in time to con
with the trains for London Stoningto, Providence
Nimantc, Hartford and Haven, reaching each OF these
laces the same day.
The 43o pan train from Wor will leave after the arrival
the afternoon trains into that place. taking passengers to
by the Evening Line OF Steamboats, arriving there
arly the following morning.
The go I'M train from Norwich will take passengers
living By the Evening Boats from w. and arrive at Nor
time connect with the Morning Trains OF the Boston a.
Wor, Wor 4 Nashua, Western, and Prov Wor X X.
The 2 m train from Norwich leaves after the arrival oil
he trains from Haven Hartford Wlimantc. N London
Soington and Prov reaching Wor. at pm, Ill time to
connect with the afternoon trains from that place.
The $50 pm train from Norwich leaves after the arrival
l the train from Y VIA Greenport and NJ London also
IRON Hartford, N. Haven, and Wimaltc, reaching VOL
a time for the Evening train to Boston N ,.;.
Passengers taking the am tram from Wor' cah Visl'
Greeuport by Steamer Alice, and return the same evening
. STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train VIII leave Alyns Polnt every morn
ing eycept Monday al about o'clock for Boston direct
Returning, will leave Wor every Evezng except suhday
705. ,
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester at st am, and
Norwich at 81 ami Daily Sundays exGepted)
II EXPRESS FREIGHT leaves Boston at u m, arriving III
New York next morning
All Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master or
9her person authorized to receive before the rasseso
taAes his seat in the
Baggage will not be taken to include money,
other articles than those of personal use; and when OF
gher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be gwen OF INA,
i and an extra price paid the Company will mol hod
tself liable beyond that amount.
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars -
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets Mt the Station Oces'
JOEL w. WHITE President
Anri "a dwtf N. & w. r. X.
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A CARD.

We beg leave to notify our friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the addi
lions and alterations in Store (of which we gava
notice last Spring., have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
for the retail trade, in the State together with Feath
ers, Hair Mattresses, Painted Floor Cloths &c. SC.
Ia all the alterations and improvements have made
in Store, we have had constantly in mind the
fort and convenience of our customers, and in doing
This We have spared no expense to make store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having &C.
compshed this object, we beg to assure our friends
and the public that every effort of ours will be to make
our assortment of goods, and the low prices at which
they offered, the chief attraction to our establish
ment; and we desire further to say to our numerous
patrons and friends, that eefunder many obligations
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon in years
past, and would solicit its continuance and influence
Any person who shall receive ungenemanly treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
~ reporting the same to either of the firm,
B. L. HARDON & Co.
(B. L. HARDoN,
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER,
OWN. A. CAREY. C 7,dw3mSS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-14

In this Department of Store will be found very
large stock, embracing upwards of 200 pieces Silks in
every desirable and fashionable shade Of coorng, from
medium to extra quality.
BLACK SILKS.
In this branch of the silk department, have the
largest Stock ever exhibited in this State, and of styles
md qualities the best made in the world Any lady in
want of black Silk that will not lose its LUSTRE by
being wet or by years Of wear, should look at
sortment before purchasing. Also, Black Watered
Silks, MAGNIFICENT QUALITY, the best ever Of
Tered in this market-al Of which viii be warranted
not to cut or crack in wear and will be sold at the low
est prices the qualities be bought for in any
City in the United States.
s17.Sw38 B. l.. HARDON & Co.
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ss-s=- GREAT
S1e 49, Southern and Western g,-vz-rs
Passage Gnmnanu. -.

$500 $500 FaSsage Company. S@zss=aa==zzz7:=sss7f.
! IE IN hfAL TICKET OFFICE for all the Southern and
western states and the Canadas by Rail Roads Steam
poa ana Canals from the Old Established Office the only
IrespolslDie Company in the town of SPRINGFIELD
oFFlcE IN THE MAssAsoIT House, opposite the Depo-i
ehg the only Office authorized sell tickets for the follow
ing routes and rates of fare
from Springfield to Utica $3,95-to Syracuse, $3.50
10 OSwego S925-to Rochester, S4,75-to Lockpor $475
~ 90 bualo S5-to Cleayeland $7-to Sandusky S7,50-
Montreal, Lower Canada S8-to Toronto U. c. S725-to
iiiannllon, U. e., S725-Kingston U. c., S775-to ST.
tos, SO SOUTH to Philadelphia, $4,75-o Potsville
e 10 Lancaster, S1,5O-to Baltimore S7,50-o Reading
2oo Columbia, 81 Soto Holiday sburg IS 75to Pitts
purg So20-to Wheeling $ll ,50-to Milwaukee and Chi
cago 1878 W
- Passengers can be perfectly safe by getting their Tick
es AT THIS OFFICE and at no other ANY security required
WIN oe gwen Tor the iulment of all contracts made with
'iS Company j. MANSFIELD Agent,
MI Springfield.
Springfield May 2, 1850 dIy6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-14
Gentlemens' Furnishin q Goods,

We have on hand, full assortment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, among which may be found,
Black, White, and CoI'd Kid Gloves, Silk Lined Kid
Gloves, choice Article, Buckskin Travelling and
Driving Gloves, Black and Fancy Silk Cravats Of
choice styles and the very best quality Silk Scarfs,
very rich styles-SiIk and Linen Pocket Handkts.
Suspenders, Silk, Wooden and Cotton understands
Drawers, &c. Sc, for sale cheap for cash.
csl7,6w3S B. L. HARDON & Co.
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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester EXnress.

saSSs- 'T'HE subscriber continues to run TIE Elk
fz@as1@- PRESS between Boston and worcester, for
the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles, Bank
- otes, Specie and Merchandise generally,
Three FINES each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying, collecting and nego-
hating notes. drafts, bills, and purchasing and selling
ihandize, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
Inc subscriber is alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and no risk is assumed by the Boston and
ester Rail Road Company
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester to Sa-
EN-, Newburypor, Taunton, Fall River and New Bedford;
lso to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express.
OFFfcEs.-HARNDEN d CO.'S Office, Court Street,
BOSTON; J. Ii. KNIGHTS HAT STORE 1863 Main Street.
Feb 25 diff S 5 LEONARD
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Damask Towels.

We have received and offer for sale, full assort-
Inent OF Damask Towels, Damask Bordered Hucka-
buck and Diaper Towels, also good assortment of
Colored Bordered Diapers, and Rich Basket Towel
ing. All very choice and desirable Goods.
SIT ,6dw39 b. L.HARDON & Co.