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DIR. KUHI.'S
Abyssinia Mixture

For Catarfhs. Ipnuenra, Costisencss, PLEA, G.,
vel, GenefiS We. elect, Flucr Aibus. o. IA,
whites, Weakness, Obstfuetions, &c.
GoLD lint, N. c.. Ara !,lsG
Dr.. J. kuhi- Dear Sir.
You will please fofwsrd 10 Us a. soon =, 20,
venient, frssh supply Of the Restorsr of N, Bs,
and the Abyssinis MIXTURE. ws hsv. sole O., I,
some time The Resiofer and The D.psnlrs
Powder, have proved 10 Be very enieseiss, 4.
fullnea OF the chest, Rheumatism, Sore L,,. IA.
6ammstlens OF he Eyes. Debility. snd o,hefe.,.
mic diseases. We warranted The Abyunagr
ture 10 evsty patient, and 10 one hs, s.ite l. m
the money returned. bat on the eon,r.,,. t,,
one has Pfs,ed lis great .snat v. pos,r..
We remain yours. respectfully.
A. 4 ID. ". HONEYCtTT
coscorp. N. C., Jvlr %, Isa
Dr.. kuhl-Dcar Sir.
We hsse cold uut all Of your Aby.lri, hItsr
II has given snfire .siisfsenea to III Iha.s u,
have usgd A. We have warrsn,cd III, Asrstl
MIXTURE IN all cases on our ov account; .stu
eau say, 1t has never faied. We have e,ly ,,f,
fer more OF the Abyssinia Mixture, and 700 I'll
please send Us as soon as possible such ,apYl!
""'S" "a s"Fstt 'He Rfcat Gt HitnG.
Very respectfully yours,
PHlFER 4 Y0nEE
Letter FEN Msj@ Dsgsid Nc Dvgsl1 Cts"
tr,ek Pest OHee.
doonr CousrY. N. C., DIe. Is. las
Dr. J. knhl--Dcsr Sit:
Lady in this county. afflicted with nerves.
complaint, ProIspsus Gisfi. Fiuor Albu' rs
somewhat derang,d mind. caused BY ob'uue''H',
was for about twelve months attended ~ foot o.
our eminent physicians. without any effect asa
every one succsssiveiy declared her incuns',so
that she had to die. She then procured i'es's
tie. OF Jour Abyssinia Mixture from me, sm's
cured her entirely. She has siacs msr'sd'' h'
Is in perfect good health snd happy. The A'''
sinIa MIXTURE hes likewise proved very tfie,fe"
in many other diseases, but particularly 10 fn'e
discases. IN which IL should have the p'e'tfeh"
OF all othets. Youfs o.edisntiy.
DUGALD MeDUGALp
fricc forth Abywipia MiIturs per bo'i'"
ceats, 81 rs Il ~ so.
Likewise on hand and for sale. d.. kuhl'ae
storer, Universal Plaster. Cod Mine Bsam'as
II. HOLTON, Af.n',,
Charlotte. NC.
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

hc-e,of re offered to the public, To this last fea
,ure would in particular call attention. for sodi'y
and durability of Type is Gu the principle OF economy
of the greatest importance to all ,ypogrspher' Tit
me mbers Of the craft will also find me ready 10 sup
ply all kinds of
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BOOK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE.

of the newest and most beautiful style am a'o
prepared to supply The much admired Scotch letter.
having lately procured from sco'Iand series u
these beautiful faces together with every variety Of
for m and pattern of
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here
JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED at hn W"

TERMS. run
TWO DOLLARS per anpum in Advance =,
DOLLARS and FIFTY GEMS p mi.
be delayed three months; and Ttkhh 81.
LARS If no, paid until the close Of wv
aTAdvertisemenis inserted Of One n.
square. ,ls line. OF less, this sined yp'' ,;,,.
first insertion, and rs cents fof e''" e.l,,
.uco. cour, .dy.r,i.cmen,. and she',a '' lin,
charged as per cent. higher; '0d Wv '.,.I.r
Of 33i psr cent. will BE- made ff0" w. ,.,ri.c
prices, for advertisers BY the year !, psr
.,.n,. inserted mou,hIy or quarterly = .,su
square Gor esch tins. semimon'0'
per square for esch tine ,.ep.s
gTYo,tsssssrv are sathosiScd 70 sc'"
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ORNAMENTAL AND J0BBING TYPE,

Bordering, &c. Il.el assured that the elegance and
accuracy OF all the Type manufactured by me can
no, be surpassed by any Founder IN The Union. by
an entirely new method in The m'fing aud casting
am enabled to retain the pirtues Of tie component
parts Of the METAL and thus 10 produce, in addition
10 an elegznt the most
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A NEW set Of BUGGY HARM ESS Tor ssIe.--
"a Eequuc st this Oaics.
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Blank Notes

NOR sale at this Office. besides sli other Blank,
Il used BY Cle-hs and Copstahlss.
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GREENS
TYPE FOUNDRY,
No. 1913 Fulton Street. SUI Baii9ing, Mu fok. No.
II Canal Street Roc, N.U Orleans,
To Newspaper Publishers and Printers.

NuTITH confidence I invite the trade, before
" thew purchase elsew here. 10 give me call
At No. 1873 Fulton street. New.York, or al No. II
Canal.st. Row, New Orleans, where am ready 10
furnish them with all kinds Of
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hsrdl. coocere how large mass OF rich, Ter.
tiiising matter may thus be collected IN the
course Of = wear I'om very few animals, snd
hos c'earlv, # we'll followed 10, it ~,Ii add 10
The value Of landed property. II is cell known
that The hole mas. BY lsing Sufficient time
aud q last thoroughly mised together, viii be.
come neatly as valuable as so much raw STA.
bio manure. While place along side Of i. Of
equal pe hapa far greater original value, 10 90.
Jog pefcept,bly and rapidly TO run, Tho one
OH which lhis, or some better system is put.
sued, will be quite - RAPIDLY improving IN
beauty, fertility, and the variou. means of com.
Portable living. The garden, which al first
produced scarcely anything ea,abIc. begins TO
send forth daily is stores Of the foesl vege,a.
blesi The fields, which produced only sed ,e
grss', and tina, With much ado, become loaded
With yes'ly increasing crops Of gram bare
uns,ghilv patches s,eelo,hcd IN rich vefdure |;
the orchard renewed and invigo,aled term,
with fruit sweet to the TASTE. hea.ihfai 10 the
body, and dshghlfu' 10 the eye; every hing
looks cheerful smiling. and happy. The We
~ ao'msls participate IN the genera blessing.
Then glossy hides, their ease testify ,hei,
comfort. and the enjoyment they find in The
abundance they have thus bren Insltumon,a a
in creating around tbem.
It's. W. MOTT.
Be!ooir. y. c.. Fsb. le. 1881.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16
For the Crescent.
TO MISS CX*****.

| love thee still!
Oh, never shall the blaze
Upon the altar of my heart burn low;
I'll watch with tender care its heavenly rays,
That it may kindle to a brighter glow.
| love thee still
love thee still,
Tho changed thy heart may be,
Love once, love ever, is my destiny
And to thy care my spirit sad shall flee,
For sweet repose, from storms Of misery.
love thee still.
| love thee still
How fondly- thou dpst know
But as a wreck upon life's stormy sea,
Where sun nor star, in heavenly radiance glow,
If thou prove faithless will existence be.
| love thee still tpu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16
SPLENDID FURNITURE-Furnitu Look
~ ing Giassea, China and CrystaI Ware.

SPLENDID FURNITURE-Furniture Look.
~ ing Glasses, China and Crystal Ware.
Aso-Fancy Art, les. fT5
p. MALLARD. No. 81 Royal street, I'm
Just from Europe, most respectfully {92A
nounces to his friends and the public that {3X.S<
he has received by the ,st arrivals very ! MA
n large assortment of fancy articles vfv}EXnSv\N
w He keeps also choice assortment ySR&21k6R&
OF Mahogany and PalisHnder Fur XNN
lni!ure. OF the last fashion. such as
Bedstsads, Pres es, Arm. chairs Sofas SouRbs eto
Also, Curtain Goods, Screens angings Rovieys E,;r..o
etc., for bedrooms, parOs and Dnudolrs: Carce amns
Candlestcks, Lustres Lanterns, Night lamns TInSs
tons.
Curans Carpets. and thing appertanne to the fn
nishng of rooms with neaness and elegance at very mode
rate prices. ~
At the same store may be hired all things necessary for
soirees. such as lustres, .andelabfas etc. ma i'm
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T IQUORS-500 pkgs, Brandy, Wine, Whisky,
ana f'''' '0' E.I. HART 81 co 70 Tchouptoula. st.
ENGLISH POTATOES-5OO hempers Eng
IL lsh Po aioes, landing and fer sale by
o3l E.WOOD Il co. opposite Post Il, I'd My.
EIRE CRACKERS-lOOO boxes, for sale by
L dl2 E.JHART co. 70 Tchoupitoulas st.
CEDAR TUBS-5O nests, for sale by
~ dH E.J.HART CO. n Tehoupitoulas d,
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NIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
~ TOBACCO-Ths subscribsss hs We eoestAstly r hspd
Mason County, Ksntucky Ten and Mhsean WRAP:
PERS AND FILLERS. As0-Tcbacco u hhdA and
bales selected for the Msxean martst and of Rianiansa
psc. TUANEn y nHNSnAEs.
- Tobaoco balsd 70 order. ~ ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

CTRAUBB'S PATENT CORN MILLS
- NEWEI.'S COTTON PRESS SCR EWS-FOr sale
by the agents, i. w. ARTHUk u GO.
oi8 n S and % New Levee.
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lDR. ANFOUX, ae-aFssN
~ PRACTICAL DENTIST, HT 7fak
No. Bar0nne street, neaI Canal greet, OllYYV"
MA iy-3ms New Orleans. AAJ
T d. BULLOCK, Dentist, Prytania street, cor.
y OF EratG-An operations performed on NssfsssSA
the Teeth In the most satisfactory manner.
Artificial Tee,h mounted on gold plate. UYYVUA
EVr j. ID. b. warrants all his work to be kXO
inferior q nome Charges mOdegata. MA 3xa0o
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MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO,

"a Canal street, Ne,o Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY, Plated,
RIanshed. Tin. Japaned and Wooden EA
Ware Table Mats; Gilt and BronZed I'm
Lamps and Girandoles Gassw are Plain /53tA
and Coored Floor Mating, and House {fS.3\
Furnishing Goods generally. Sperm and Z EHE3
Wax Candles; Sperm, Whale, Lard, Lin R/rtRXs SySe
seed. Neatsoo and Chemical Oils Spirit
Gas, Camphine. Alcohol, ,Turpentine. and %NVEXV
Paints Of all descriptions Brushes; Win.
dow Glass; Putty; White Lead Sand Paper: Cine: Cured
Hair: Hair Seating and Springs; Flowing Poshing Scrnp
ing, Furniture Coach, Black japan and White Damar Var
nishes. Aso-Picked and Common Mos alWeys ior sale
PRlCxs OF CAMPHlNE:
y no nuIei. oU cents gallon
Dy the nVe RaiOn1 10 gallon
For lesa quantity 70 cents per gallon
mhl2 lp 1y dNW
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EURNITURE-FURN The under
= signed. would respectfully call the <vzsey4s5-sn
attention of ladies and housekeepers gen.
orally to large and well selected stock OF ~
EUR EUFRNiTURE' the cheapest ever Of ~
mt Chairs Sofas, Divans, Ottomans Marble Top Centre
Tables Card Tables; Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Bureaus and Wash Stands, Marble TOP idehoards Exen
sion Dining Tables Clocks and Time Pieces Hair and Moss
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and BOlsiers together with
large lot of common Furniture. -
any goods in their ine ii. GREEN & GU, ~ want VI
II. GREEN, 1877 Poydras, bet. ST. Charles
JOS y. HuBBARD.S and Carondelet streets.
O1 6mlp& w
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sECOND-HAND SOCKS.

~ Tbs purchased tbs Stock Of Dr. FUNTRa
opposs the sits Of ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This hs
collection Of ssusbs sscsaaad nssks in ,hs
city.
Asit is the wish Of disposs Of the Dssks
vote his attention excasvey dealing In Watches, Jsvsy. etc.
he oers lowest psies for eas Acne than -
best work. Theoofy Law, Medicine, Novel; Blss Lses
Poetry and Scsncs
t8- The Novels and Publications elweys hand. @
spS JOSEPH RAFAEL, Nc y ST cAssss asse.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-16

CARGO OF LIME--1S00 bbls. Meadow Rock
~ Lime. landing from brig Lucy sPesr, for sale By
JOHN HAYMAH T. co.
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CASTOR OILS bbls. pure, in store, for sale
Oby STONE 4 WALWORtH. s. Tohoupoulas st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

How TO Cook PoTAroEs.-A correspondent oil a
London paper writes follows: 81 shall ieei mos,
grateful for the insertion Of mode OF cooking ou
ootatoes After the first of April, potatoes ought 10 De
Iod at noht for the one or two O'Clock dinner, and
ior Iae dinners any time before nine o'clock the same
day. have repeated this experiment many tines and
the Improvement in the quality of the potato IS very
great it is well known, that, owing to the inherent
otnre Of he potato, will grow in spite of every pre-
caution to stop its growth leaving the uber very pongy
and with much of the water extracted out OF it, by
peelng. and sleeping them in cold spring water for ten
or twelve hours the pores and cells become filed how
ever limp the tuber may be- and IN the process OF Doll
mo This fresh water is again discharged taking with
il all bad flavor, as well as partly removing the dark
spots which all potatoes at this time of the year have
tried stepping in salt and water, but the salt turned
them dark. | have also stepped cut sets, which IN
twelve hours became firm, and like sleeping Seeds they
would yesetae dmectl Water, however, will not pen
citrate through the tough skin of whole potato SO
easv."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

pressed on them by the mailed hand and the naked
steel of South Carolina-he champion OF Southern
Rights-the eyes OF millions upon her. She has
taken position from which she cannot recede She
has raised hopes and expectations she dares not dsap
point.'
The following doubtless intended as pay
ment for the extradton ofSms. 1t lis qud pro quo:
"Boston and her Hoars-A people whose virtue and
moral obligation find no test standard in the law Of
God man.
This is the ridiculous of farce By which the dis
union section of the South fighens Northern dough-
faces and it is also the sly way in which the Huuker
Wings are whipt in to concede free territory and free
money to the National Union party of the slave power,
besides making northern States hunting ground.
and our court houses slave pens South Carolina dances
Mendosa jig and howls the war whoop, whereupon sly
Georgia begs, for the sake of peace, that the North
should yield everything to slavery, which the North
ices IN great trepidatiou instead of serving the Pal
netto taeeuTs as Falstai served at Hernes Oak,
nd then laughing heartily after the thing is done.
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way which was likely to contract it. Accordingly
on the following day, caught myself very coolly
knocking at the widow door, and so entirely had
which would accrue TO both of US from our union,
that was half way up stairs before l began 10
think of an excuse for my intrusion. The drawing
room was vacant, and l was left for a moment to
wonder whether | was not actually in some temple
of Loves and Graces. There was not thing 10 be
seen which did not breathe with tenderness. The
ceiling displayed little heaven of Cupids, the car
NET a wilderness of turte-doves. The pictures
were series of the loves Of Jupiter; the vases pie
sened nothing but heart-ease and bleeding;
the very canary birds were inspired, and had nest
with two young ones, and the cat herself looked
kindly over the budding beauties of toroise-shell
kitten. What a place for sensitive heart like
mine! could not bear to look upon the mirrors
which reflected my broad shoulders on every side, |
like so many giants; and would have given the
world to appear little pale and interesting, though
it may have injured my life dozen years purchase
ITO be c0ntiaued.)
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

oHoPBREAKiSG-Three shops were broken into
anu s'0en irom' IN This city, Monday night. The
some TWO or three dollars in change was taken. The
next was William A. Draper & Co.'S. in ,he ..ms
''N' from which nothing is yet missed but two boots
~, mates The other was Edwards & Bancrof's a,
g'on square, where about three dollars in cent,
''' 'aNen aud part Of box of segars. 1t appeared
'''o 'a brandy had beeu drawn, as some was SMILED
t1 A' HOoF' The shops were entered by prying open
'"'N doors with an iron bar. Thus, three separate
crimes were committed, either Of which woud senI
O'''uer 'o 'he States Prison for years. and hardly
more booty was obtained than might be earned by
weeks honest labor. y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

EXECUTIVE PARDoNs.-By recent unofficial visit
10 the State Prison at Charlestown, curious facts
we're elected. Mr.. Curtis, the aged champain, states,
that the longest time any person has remained in the
prison, within his remembrance, was between twelve
and thirteen years. except individual sentenced for
life in 1925, aud pard med out in 1888. The officers
stated as a remarkable case, ''that young man had
serred out sentence OF years THE presumption
was that he had friends agtate for his pardon.
la twenty years there have been 40 life sentences-l0
of which were ON convictions for murders, the senen-
ces having been commuted from death to imprison-
meut of these last named, 20 remain in prison. some
have died, but the majority hare been pardoned out.
Some after Imprisonment of twelve years. others five
or six and after but one years incarcera.
ton The present year there have been eight pardons
one an individual sentenced for liie.-Ne,o5pyport
Union.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

The following incident in the life of John Adams,
took place while he resided in this city:
When John Adams was young man, he invited
dine with the Court and Bar at the house of Judge
Paine, an eminent loyaIist, at Worcester When the
wine circulated round the table, Judge Paine gave
toast, 'the King" Some of the wings were about
refuse drink it; but Mr. Adams whispered to them
to comply, saying, eve shall have opportunity to re-
turn the compliment. At length, when John Adams
desired to give toast, he gave 'the DetiI." As
the host about the supposed ndignity his
wife Gained him. and turned the laugh upon Mr. Adams
by Immediately saying "My dear, the gentleman has
fit to drink friend, let by no means refuse
in our turn, to drink to hiss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

DoReREsIER lSp MlLroN BANK RoRRppv
0H horslAF OF h'aay hast, Charles Thompson was
arrested IN FOn'iFei about three miles from Woodstock.
w. upoo charge Ofseing concerned in the robbery Of
Tue dorchester and Hilton Bank Said Thomson. a
stone cutter by trade, is The individual who placed in
Lincoln Dudley's hands the Dorchester and Milton
BANK Dis which wee found in said Dudley's posses.
slon and led to his conviction as receiver If soIsn
property, and sentence to tae State Prison for three
years Thompson has been brought to Boston and
lodged in Leverett street Jail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

CIRCULAR.-MR. F. r. FOSTER, begs leave to an.
the public that he has completed and opened
the beautiful and healthy village ofPawtuxet spacious
and elegant house for the reception and entertainment
gentee pleasure parties and individual visitors The estab-
shment il Sly led THE BELVEDERE, and IL situated a
few rods from the centre OF the village, eminence
commanding fine view of the river and bay and the ada
cent groves farms and villages. The building Originally
erected by the Rhodelsland Society annual exhibit
ton and business hal has been internally completely
modeed and finished, furnished and decorated through
out In fashionable and tasteful style Great improve
nents have also been made in the external aspect of the
house and the grounds belonging to it, As pleasant,
heahul and gentee place of resort for parties Of ladies
and gentlemen on summers day evening, the Belve-
dere lie believed to be unequaed by any other house the
state The Grand Saloon the second floor opening 10
an extensive piazza in front, affords cool and charming
treat from the heat noise and dust Of the city, The
pec from the piazza is beautiful and the air truly
eshng visitors will be furnished, per order all times
win the choicest refreshments and
cream and all the delicate fruits in their season. Din
neI or tea VIII also be provided whenever desired.
Idkng ths opportunity TO his sincere thanks 10
the public Tor the liberal patronage heretofore
aen nun as caterer for the people in Providence MI
nov most respectfully solcits the patronage Of gem
tlemen and ladies' for the Belvedere al Pawtuxef
Pautuxe', June, 1851. ,.oa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

GAeV SsloN.-A J. raeia5ers Of the Providence La
~1S' O'SS Aenpefce Society are expected here on an
SA'l s'oa ms Soiag, accompanied by ladies' Of the
s.l''~E aSsoet'I'9s en- that city and Woonsocket-
ANst "as Pf9oa94 aFrtye about IL O'Clock, and vii
P''Sss % 'ae o'fyHa, where they will be received
> ''S aiead@ Vi q cause in Worcester, and be ad.
lfSSseo On 'as'g aass By John B. Cough. They will
oSSSpy me easteruAa otthe hail. and the western viii
ee @ e'e saca Oh " citlleas choose to be present
'Asy wa e1e a. u American Temperance Houses
where they vii hae she opportunity to oct roI;.h d
Tae&er & Boauess cao5tal fare.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
Messengers Notice.

Worcester, IS. July Is 11Sl
ZION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of Insolvency
l. for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of STEPHEN H. STOCK.
WELL, OF Sutton, in said county, Trader, insolvent
debtor, and the payment Of any Debts the delivery
or for his use, md the transfer any property by him.
forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors of said nsoyent debtor
Ia y Gourt of insolvency. the Office OF said
a.. ~ IN worcester, III saiu OUnHty The 18th
Jay o. august next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon for
The proof of debts and to choose an assignee or asnes
VI i MS Estate. J. w. WHlPPLE, ID. S.,
W lO-ultWEk Messpnnpr.
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Five Dollars Reward.

The June and August numbers of Sartain's Maya
zine were stolen from the editors room of the Spy Of
fee, Immediately after they received. The above
reward viii be paid for information whch will lead to
the conviction Of the person who took either of the
numbers. The amount will be paid for the con-
vction of the person who shall take any other article
Of value from said office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

- by the new post-ofiice law, letters which are
pp"'a are subject TO but three cents postage. while
:. ""'cn are not prepaid charged with fve.-
".'uy ia'r to tax those to whom a letter may be
'' SiN'y-sx per cent more than would be charged n
'"e "f'e II the letter should be paid at the time of il,
'o' IN order to carry out the intention OF
oS'ef' IN establishing cheap and uniform system OF
rs'' we would recommend to all to prepay their
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16

-g- The Hon. Peeg Sprague, Judge of the Dis
trct Court Of the United States for the District OF
Massachusetts, sails to-day in the packet ship "Danel
Webster" for Liverpool
The fugitive slave trials are, thereoae, thrown
into other hands viii Judge Woodbury. assume the
burden of heml VIII Judge Judson, of Connecticut,
who distinguished himself in New York by his vo-
IuntaIy proclivy to slavery be called in to assist
Time will soon answer these questions. For Judge
Sprague this voyage is, in the language of his Court
certainly GA good delverance. - Commonwealth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-16
Boston & Worcester Railroad,
GRAND EXCURSION FROM
Worcester and Stations to Cane Ann.
SAITH NJ


AN EXTRA TRAIN will leave Worcester NJ II an
&c 10 Boston and buck Sl5. To Cape Ann and back
To Cape Ann and back SI5O w ' "''
Lea'e W es.ooro at IL 5s Fare to Boston and back,
70 cts. To Cape Ann and back, 81 49,
The safe and commodious Steamer JoTN NApcu.II
capt might accompanied by band of music will leave
central harf At 2i NJ, pass down the harbor snong
the lsiands stop m hour Gloucester and return in
son to reach Boston at 8, leave at g. and reach
Tickets Tor the Excursion may be had at the Railroad
Stations G. TWICIJEIG So,
Boston, July is, 1851. iyIs.d4f