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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
The Compromise Agreed eT.

The Washington correspondent o The Journal
o. t,,u,wfre, communicates toe 'oio1 .ns b! tee
crsPh -. ,.-.,.
The Compr1mise Committee have sgreed aqon
- s,beme. ana instructed their Chairman T. prepare
the bill. aad report NJ. Cay las retired "a Geo
CS.veris Mansion, Il w1ie the repNFt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

hUtflN Mlulal, AifN =
deialc cation has been undiscovered Ia the accounts
OF Ware, dis5grsns officer OF he Wcstern
RAILROAD a, Springfield Mas. The amount 5
stated to be between $4,000 All $4,000 TIE
Company have securities Ia ihe.r books iom NJ
Ware .or $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
supreme tourt.

N,sHiNSTu>. Moudsy. Aprl y
The Court were engaged l. Gay on An interes,
,ng question o. Constitutional lAw. IN regard -
the pow CT Of Congress 70 protec. the coin Of the
country irom coanierei,ns The cause Was AZ
sucdb BY the Attorney Genera 'or the nited States
and bv NJ SewArl for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

~ "Pay'nS - serieeT whites % MO"
whether the report OF the ialocy Of Tom Moore IS
correct We have understood for yesr past hist
he hs. been affected wi,a a soitenlns ' 'he hbres
# the brain which has oomPlc:cly ohscared his IN
tsQect. As this report winch was current N the
English papers, has no, been cont-adicted by h'
friends. We presume it Is correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

Ig- Wci1sle public attention 20 he sse 81 .peldd
property t. kNrHoNf BffElNFR. IT,. Day. a. o.
O'Clock al t- Merchants Exchange consisting u The vau-
able 0t ~ ground SHOWN - o. Corsndst next me- north
60 corner ~ Cortland and Greenwich - upon which
corner there 90 bc Immediately erected sfur-.ory
brown .ione tuId.fe Tbs ssi- wi boz positive sut the
terms liberal A.o ihe - endi house ard oi known -
Sc Cf.mter.s. fpo..'e h- Park With le house snc o'
on H- ear sn1er IS Resir-st house srd lton f3lt
:. ari .he lease good ~l' fNurs, snd lrrimre u be
~ known sni .org-siah' shed Bank Coffee House ID
Puest Ma,,c he hat a. he auction room Bfoai-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
assurances on the savannah Fire.

SAVANNA. Moudsy. Apr. -
BY the late hre in tins city the Howard lnsur
ace Co y y loses $500 tie Protection at
Hartford 5000. and the Hartford Insurance Co
s42J0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
Professor Webster.

hVsIuN NVndal M >
The P5v says thar % understood 'ha; che
counsel for Professor We,sicr have taken oai
writ of error upon .hs ground that The order OF -
Municipal Court i'r certifying the indictment ~ u
The >apreme Coart ~as not fully s. orth 10 the
certificate hy he CLerk Of ihe Man.cLpa. Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
TO OWNERS or RIAL ESTATE AND OTHERS
Il -A-LLDM lnAL LIZ ILa --.an1.- y a

q WHOM 1T MAY tONttkN The ufdrfslI.0
members ri the Nr~.fofs Operative A.sons. "o.9 70
SPEC fully r, the attention or me siDge nsned o sgs
ln evil ita promises t1 be- carried great esteat q
erection Of hYdirgs iu th- city YI the 4 10
corifaet on ~ Cellars snd Easements, Htich 10 geies
Ar bali u s1te ard whrh given oul to men i'os1
l1 ne tHle AL UfHfs as sraas class n lniF1as'
who have Sawed apprenticeship p th9 b1slS'
and cpnseq irliy could nys Dee employ 81 by any bu1d
estah isfed reputation
is.Fst-m = becoming =. prevalent On his cry = .
dem ard ft- universal dl,spafotaron Of he cOnnun4
art should be- tasru 20 arrest ts uriefH
.rss-, i0r shle % not only rohs he mechanic ~ -
rgts and tends to trpryc 1m ~ meas ~ lfpon ~
bic family 3D. also entails .rra.-f evils upon pfop'r w
Icrr and lax payers generally ~llcn esft0 a.
he f-.f hy th-n ~ Ocr period or another
TIE lD~ prices contracted 0f vii NOT allow ~ ~ ~
r0r . labor N~fe he Sub lnffscl)r. even c.qaor
performing . being devoted 90 ne PfDp' c1rsf1clDs"
Buildings $500
Numerous .n-ianccs be- cited, Il Yeds-1sas sftH
being MANNED or f1vifg lost thrif yrs, " bul anqb
I0g nom rnt bring properly cOn-.r.ctrd, when -
attributed o. he ircaracy ~ sub COnuAct0f- Esh ~
br'ug an ~ h II = This KIND. Add 10 ",lca -
among ne msny buildings which are DAILY ana sit-g
colsIm-d ty nf~ 10 VII be- noticed nat he gfeaaf s1--
~ them become tia. destroyed, from No iyunSts,'
Civ N Hay, Whrr, N~rr fley slts aniaY put ~ ~
MECHANIC would be sDs Ia sand me brai and suppFt.
walls AID thereby prevent b4liinx, hDm BENG rs.a'i
destroyed Ia cases - tire SC, and enable ~ owlsft
bot stanuc1 res -K ge1se than otherwise
Hayrg pointed OUT 4 few u he many evils and isnfs'
ans TX from he system ~ sub-c0nIacung, We "0hN'+
gsst ~ The owner. ~ kea. ksisir, Sc hat nir.D
siopteG whereby fhry nay not only secure ~ ihrn~.
sound buildings but save many human ives yssfJ '.
guarantee 10 the building mrcnanic hs rghisl ~he,I
Case of people referred W herein materially lhhmsssF~
'''' FRANCIS FLANAOAs cns.rEs
SEC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
For Europe.

r.. Tex. aun5e- Of IT, Io y. L".l '-
I,,.oe wl be- issaea THIS MORNING
a, o.c.o.k j, Ill ooa'ai. al tae a'es' a.t'
Pc .es up 90 tae time Of going % rre'' -l
t....l. sail, from Boston o. mor-3@ al u ..9@a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
InIIN VAL

IDHS Wall ~ ne .sie fun - J. & blcsa 4
" Go Clnn's.iln Dealer in Boo, Shoes AID L-shsi
Hsr--fsl ~ door rl" tuIlor. ari rssr ~ : Be- ~
L-slh-r-st bDson
B .i.nm@rn solicited. MS 6y'.soi 6vossod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
Passage of the Midland Railroad Bill.

bCsTVN, A7ldsy, APT7- ---F.h
In IRE Massachusetts Legislature. today. he
Midlsnt Railroad BIZ passed the Senate The
shares Q; the Norfolk CO. Ra..roaa advanced per
cent N consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

C0sNs ASD BU>oSs-lt.. certain ma Il your cons Ct
8niol. shielded from pressure ard felton, relief from
sny dscou oft Which hey W! f-sd.y be s-cured
Dr. MINDS Corn .h-cssT- constructed and sp-
pll 81 nat hey effect ,h. nporsnt ard desirable beet
sod A. Dr. l. ofce q N,fcnsn,s Exchange, Rushiou s.
CO... % A.or House 80 ard rs Broadway az 3teod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

~ Ls1l-s vi.ilng New port ard ouef hsshionsbs VS.
.snnx pieces should not z To .gppiy themselves with
CASrzFLi, Linen Caters a. -. per palr-y1 BD~ery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

~ Hon. RoBFKr ScHk>cA decIHes o'll-
candidate for reelection - Congress iro me ZIG
- sss <; q Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
Nt>TEEN IENA>
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30
The Polar Expedition Naval Discipline.

II ne fdif1F ~ Inc lfihaHt
May ask you toH you reconcile your strong AMI
vehement ,s.tou t. 'se present code o. Naval
Discipline and rs penal eAact.ons which be-.
ueec sou have termed barb arous aid unnecessary
~.th your obvious snxlets that Congress saa. ~
tend that same talbaro.s code over the crews
OF the North poar Expedition ,or Gle relai o' g
John Franklin You certainly desire t-s- Con
sress shall grant ihe prayer q toe petitioners ant
give authority . Ill Commanders % that cSpedl
ton 20 enforce NAYS. Discipline 90 board their Sc.
SEES, % give them more efficiency than tn disc
pine Cd. the merchant service is capable o.s.sns .
snd 20. ia both yesse.s. cut thirty men-pick Ell
men--are 10 BE- governed and they ar, TO-, 20 b.
employ tG only ln a mission Of peace. NOW, 10 FOR
fiorI. line Of batieshp. with - POO, or irigate
wiki ~ 800 men. not picked. bat taken often from
the sty reuse 90 society 'ro.A tie .OHest o rs oi
wee all intended ior shtlus trained 20 content
with disciplined enemy, where the east ~ ant u
efficiency would be- iaia seem = me 20 require O.
least discipline eqca.y stringent The "noe
fabric OF NavA Discipline rests upon corpora. pun
ishMeut which s the on punishment practicable
at present Ia a mau q var AMI IN cOlienilus
Asalu.t that. It does appear that you some" hat
stul,liy yourself bot perhaps you ca explain ms
seeming contradiction 4uip.
Reny.
Il IS not true thu, We have manifested any
psrucuisr anxiety 10 have the Naval Code Of Ds
ciplne extended over tie PolAt Expedition We
are 10 'svor q having the expedition offered snc
manned from the Navy. and don tank Il becomes
tie Government o. send bil - NJ G1ane- FOR
Their services. but as % The Nsya. Code % Ds
ciplne " have 30 desire = see j, extended any
where = our cor-eWondeat, cob-house topples
over
We don't AM, ihai .i becomes Repuolc
Ike oars 20 counds Is defense 20 ths yers refuse
Of >oeieiy, from the west deus Of wee on the
ooutrArX, " thl-k the Country shoud pay We
ard treat We. IS defenders AID Low none = al
Ia tbs, honorable -. = ho were ro; worthy uleu
sri W ,eu.i no; be governed without the -, OF
:he ash
O. I. the vto.e ishric q. Navsl Discipline re,t-
upon Corporal Punishment. .;shieb tine y had
aaoiher -.st.as place. The abo'e .ab-ic u French
Mag Discipline rested on couui..sioas 'or tn
Robe and stripes ior the ow boru under Ions ~.
Az Lou. NJ Ia; a. vls changed by ,he Rev0
luton. al VIII Tremendous etf-c. TIE CenerAs
AID Mar.hals wbo Won the bates ~ Ma-en-o.
hoseh..uisn, n. A-s;erl;z and Friedlsni. ~o1.c
have been rsi!1ued p-ivaies Il soldiers a, al Tn
der the % sysien-a-i beaten &, that Ira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

GOAI NARD.-A to,l hsri tl rent All .ie fsnf,
Cor 49, fr y rrs,fafs IUcfNor. lrqlifr ~
f.- NOT CLIFTON NfNtLl& co ti NI.isn-,l
DEUON or IiIE TIA PLANT p PACK.
ii ARD h-- remove. from ta iI-rtnsfd % $50 us1fs
where i -HI irrH boz 40 his ce -fsei e. 70
srt choice Tr.. Niw
,'ktNh ulIILR'~ LEATHER fRksERNA
i TiAF ffH beet article ever carried io taiuftAl
appe 0n 80.- rendering sn -.n and perfectly sas,.
proof thereby avoiding wei fee. ,ud al te aeuiar. .
nst ImFa'- heail sri destroy human ie, may ae G1f.
chased a. Doc ~lo.eae price =. per ielsa
b0N.. PROGRAMMES s. STEWART s Maiden .as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

IT, Nt.. nr have been -nnesh,. ns.9rI-i4d 'n ulf
- nlt low must ,ay that w. have -e,a one ~ i1s
wonders ~ ae as~i hA - t1 ~iess me unprecedented
lbs. pieces for which thousand. purclasing elegant
English Carpets Rug. OIL Coins Table Cover. ere =.
t-- .rsll. -aoss 1or. - hr -brari rtsape-. car
r-t -..sh. n-rt g r,r .l,ed STATES. B1Hrfy utsNi
tsntEsa>s Families To- want Of t1e shove ali.c wi
peg rro-. lsr h-.rnoa-} worth We ssy oar sod ell
lo n., %. io cal 81 30 Bow~rv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

~ The new Plslo waleroem, II 4 GnLsssr 4 Co
~ BroatNav exhibit ne superb s'.oriH .ut u sYp-
nor P4ncs 1ih and wiihogI H. 10 A. aceompan.u
one csnnot stem 20 hose i1suumer's without desiring
ooe y 3 Second hand Pianos or sale cheap
r.ay be ,,4gt here Al ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

.l-...ca.7. I! 81 81. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

Joss c C,LHouS.-The orklAl Dagueneo,yp- from
~hch he porralt iu - a No ofhs Gslery - Au.rous
American. "a. .ngrsyed b- a, BeADY', Dsguer
r-al Os .tfy = IS b rss1wAy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

- Lecture on 'intrirson' ut linroa Han.
= t.t >I.S ..'- .. l.r.,. =
.-.. ~, n.r. fr.I.
~ -~ Nsr.- n .-l. - .rH r'r-tt'
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-14

nexation of Texas, and admitted that slavery
existed throughout the territory claimed by her,
and pledged himself to letslavery stand where
it was; Saying that he only desired that it should
gonofurther. i have not taken time to exam
inc the voluminous debates, but cannot be MIS-
taken thatat the first session after the war, Mr.
Winthrop made the same admission and HE
pledge. do not recollect single N6ftlsrh
speech of an opposite character. +
Thus, III fine, does it appear that aBiilf which
you are told is a "Compromise" and for the
support of which, Soathern men intend TO claim
the highest honors .you can sbestow upon them,
goes more than one step further towards the
Abolition platform, than David Wilmot himself
had gone at the time he introduced his Proviso.
1t is needless, fellow-ciIizeus, to say more
upon the subject.
Very respectfully and dudfully,
J. A.. WOODWARD
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-14
gFlHL1E JOUlIN Al
CAMDEN. S. q. s.. &
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE IL 1850. /
Religious NOTICE.,

TNHE Rev Dr. J. o O'C:asNFLL, Of the .Romans
Il Catholic Church. will preach in the Odd
A. NJ. and at early candle light: The psbiic are.
respectfully invite. 80; s9s;I 1t
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-06-14

LETTER OF HON J. A. WOODWARD, OF S. c.
To the people the Sd Congressional District ::
FELLow.C CITIZENS Sixty. Southern
members of Congress, Senators and Represen-
tatives, thought it solemn duty to appeal to
the people of the South on the Importance ofes.
t&biisbing at Washington press devoted to the
defence of Southern rights and Institutions
Other members approve the movement, who,
for certain reasons, did not think proper to unite
in it.
1t is not my purpose to attempt an explana
ton of the state Of things which made this
course necessary. 1t would take many pages
to do SO. If you cannot rely upon the solemn
declaration of so many Senators and Represen-
tatives, as free of motives to deceive as men
could be, it would be vain for me to resort to
proofs and exposition. But cannot forbear to
submit to your good sense, a few reflections.
If you will patiently reflect upon the situa.
ton OF party editor at Washington, you will
see how impossible it Is that he should defend
the local interests of the South, to any greater
extent than would be consistent with the views
and interests of the party at the North. Bybe-
coming the organ of the whole party, he con-
tracts e. WAL oDiRitiohs W lhe Noruieih "'iu W
the Southern division. Party faith binds him
to neutralit y in all matters of difference be-
tween the two divisions. An organ could not
otherwise fulfil Me ends of its establishment
A different course would endanger the harmony
of party, which it is the business and proper
function of an organ to preserve. And except
the editor meant t, de- So he would be bound
by every principle of good faith, to resign his
post. As long, therefore, as he continues in
that position, it would be absurd to expect him
to maintain any position that all allies might
not occupy. Ii he fail to persuade the North
to adopt views consistent with the rights of the
South, he must needs endeavor to prevail on
the South to fall in with the North, on the hest
terms they may be able to make. And how:
ever degrading these terms might be, regard
for appearances, as we'll as sound party policy,
wonld make it Indispensable to persuade the in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
A CARD

We beg leave to notify friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the add
tons and alterations in Store (of which we gave
notice last Spring., we have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where we prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STocK of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Tor the retail trade, in the Stae together with Feah-
ers, Hair Mattresses, Painted Floor Cloths, Sc &c
In all the alterations and improvements we have made
in our Store, we have had constantly in mind the COM
Tort and convenience of our customers and in doing
this we have spared no expense to make our store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having ac.
complished this object, 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 we eelunder many obligations
Tor the liberal patronage bestowed upon US in year
past and would solicit its continuance and influence
Any person who shall receive ungentIemanly treatment
from any Clerk in empoy win confer great favor
'y reporting the same to either of the firm,
D. L. HARDON s Co
(B. L. HARDoN,
Firm. STEPHEN SAWYER,
(WM. A. CAREY. sl73n3dw.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
SEWING BY MACHINERY.

o"oNheyaen Ioitors, SestFesses, Employers, md al
0SneIS hteleSted al SeU1RS Of GRg description.
SEhtEhAL ATTEMPTS have been made produce Ma
- clhes Tor Sewing, but they without Rany b.
Jecos, end could be used to little advantage or profit
tNJhI q FlbLPS Beiay-Sttch Securing Machine invent
n w isdac NJ niger and manufactured BY singer Phelps
70 ~ harvard Place Boston, Mass is offered TO The nnb-
nc as perfect machine, and will he constructed and adapt
ca 70 perform any kind of work. from the scng of fne
It-Doson TO ships sail, well some dissertations of
o'eI ne needle Is straight and works perpendiculary
upon the table Of the machine aordne room and onnnr
MY 10 ADJUST the fabric in any way-and the stitch may he
regulated gI 70 any length, even TO hairs breadth.
me stlch made by this machine one which will not
IaEe or oeh and The sewing only be taken apart b,
cutting every second or third stitch From sec 10 1850
per minute. - ~
To bring this machine to perfection much Labor and stud
nave oeel expended upon by the inventor and the sub
scfners now offer the Beay-sch Sewing Machine feeling
coe9t mat 1t Will correspond upon trial. with the recon-
mendation here given
Inc profits arising from the of one these machines
winch seWs with either needles is from five to
SIX doars per day. The operation is not confined TO the
manufacture OF clothing only, bnt may be applied to sewing
of leather. W ~ Minus
This hine, with ordinary care is warranted TO RIM ore
eur repairs and will last many And it is
simple III It's construction, and easily regulated and man
dsg that any person OF ordinary ability operate it
me price OF one OF these machines which is worked by
d ana capable OF sewing any ordinary linen muslin
or wooden fabric, is hundred and invent dollars
complete, with all APPENDICES for operation
IAese machines are so beautiful Eeat in their appcar
ce ana they take up little room that they are an orna
Hent TO any lady's sewing apartment
D. An Agent, with whom exclusive arrangements will he
ade)s wanted IN every city and the United States
All appcati ms for Agencies, and all orders enclosing the
money for machines (Which will be carefully hacked 70 send
to any part of the word as well as all inanres ont tb;
adaptation to different purposes will be prompv attended
TO by the manufacturers All letters must be Postpaid and
uui0sseu 10 SINGER & PHELPS.
Nov9, 1850. ''o' DoS'o@ eol egsf.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30

Boston and Worcester Express.
$50 F'HE subscriber continueg to run THE EX
zzasss} PRESS between Boston and worcester, for
Sc" the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles Bank
Votes, Specie. and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given paying collecting and nego-
ahg notes, drafts, bills and purchasing and selling mer-
'handze, produce, etc.
All Packages must be directed to his care
The subscriber is alone responsible for property entrusted
his case and 10 risk is assumed by the Boston and Wo
ester Rail Road Company
9m NeWburyport Tanmton Fall River, and New Bedford;
lso, TO Portland and all parts of Name.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OfFIcEs.-HARNDEN& co 5 Office Court Street
BOSTON; J. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main street
Feb % diff : : IEONARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.

Iael 81 g.l.s.si.s.;s:5- :s l -5s5ssszzi1
kAlNs leave Worcester for Fitchburg in connection
Il WIN the Worcester and Nashua trains every day ex-
cept Sundays, at ' "a
Gas and II A. NJ, and at I0PM
hETURNING-Leaye Fitcfburg at
800 A. NJ, Il. 30 and 545PM
Inc shortest and mos direct Railroad route between Wor
cesier Mass and Burlington VT is by the way of Fitch
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This route is
miles shorter than any other.
Inc next shorter route by the way Of FtcIburr Bel
lows rams W nds0r, White River Junction, and Mon ne
ief Ih' route is 20 miles shorter than any other except
me one mentioned above and is miles nearer than any
other route to all stations the Vermont Central and Pas
sumpsiC River Railroads.
Passengers going by eie Of these routes by the morning
ram rom " orcrser have hour Fitchhurg in which
10 get breakfast Those going in the II O'Clock train from
orcester have fifty minutes at Fitchurg at dinner time
for tea F
kErURNING-Passengers who arrive at Fchburg by the
Il CLOCK M rain have tine get dinner and those who
arrive in the minutes past O'clock F. NJ train have time
TO get ea and arrive at Worcester early as BY any other
route The early train from Fcnburg, arrives in Worces
Ter ID season for the New ork train Springfield and
lhe ias tram Ill season Tor the New ork train Norwich
Nov u, 1850 ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
ALDRTCH & CO.,
lInrphy's misunderstanding Envelopes.

Murphy S 5eLI-5eaIInB AuVtiJysIHE -1uVVAOGUs'
NO. 2Gs Madison ST., Kew York
f1NTE subscriber soliciting the patronage OF all who may
see this advertisement lees none Of that hesitation with
which new article brought before the public The eS-
periehce Of years has established their superiority beyond
all question, he confidently refers 10 the testimony Of
those business men, who have used these Envelopes ana 10
his rapidly increasing sales, proof OF their excellence
The following Of the reasons Tor III If popularity:
list On the place occupied by the SEAL person may have
his name business and address, conspicuousy and beau
fully embossed colored paiu, thus Attending PERFECT
SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD. 2nd The Envelopes cannot be
opened Withhold being destroyed. 3D. Neither wax nor Wa
of letter the seal sures its immediate return of the send
er instead of being buried for months in the Dead Letter
Office. 5th The Envelopes furnished at almost the
same price plain 9th Each letter mailed is naost
etcDe 10 attract the attention OF all
through whose hands II pass. The following is list
of prices for engraved BRASS and which will last for
years and Envelopes, of the usual letter size, either
White Butt good paper and made as above with name
nldress. &C.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-11-30
NEW PUMP ESTABLISHMENT,

vNIlE subscriber having opened Shop ut No. - Ex-
change ~, for the manufacture and sale of PUMPS,
keeps constantly hand WooD, COPPER and iRoN puMrs
of every description Also LEAD and GuTfA ERCHA
PIPE Of all 1JReparng done at short notice On
reasonable terms.
Having had twelve years experience In the business he
at cs himself he give perfect satisfaction TO such a.
viii give him call o. Don't forget the Place No Is E1-
asoy srnggr. JAMES r. ESTY.
Worcester, Nov ., 1850, eotu