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Benton q CO.'S GreaS Southern & Western

r 90 ncUIMhEhClAL STREET, Cup stars.) BOSTON
o1 az parts OF the Southern and Western states .nd
Il the Canadas, (via Albrny) ''" s'a'e'' ana
MESSENGERS gong West, via Albany to Utica syroc,s
,e rochester Buffalo Cleveland and Cincinnati
~ Sem SMch Milwaukee, (Wis) Chicago, UllI
v 'p, yvu'n VIA New York and PHILADELPHIA TO polts
ue and Pitsburg, get their pnssase cbean
or by calling at this Office in boston f"''"s oneap
Trains leave Boston every day. Isnndav
a. M New York train at 81 r. M, 'N''p'0o" ~ a
AA7o' EUAoPEAN PASSAGE AND REMITTANCE
-, OFFICE.
y Reference and security given
"ANrED-A good responsible Agent In Hartford
my28-eod3m
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad
saB=Hs -: g.s5 "a


EsslsH ss..;..:zs z: Eszsg Ia
SUMMER ARR4NGEMEET-co Commencing May 7, 81
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Leave Norwich at and 1890 am. and 5 80 pm.
Leave Worcester at 9 so am. IL m. and 450 PM
STEAMBOAT TRAINS.
Leaves Alyn's Point at about am
Leaves Worcester at about 40 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich at stopping at at all way stationa
the road.
Leave Worcester at 6 am, stopping above.
Trains connect at Worcester with Boston and Worces.
ter, Western, Providence and Worcester and Worcester
and Nashua Railroads.
The connection with the earliest Trains out of Worces
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train.
T Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford Provi
denee and Fshki Railroad and the New London, Will
mantle aud Palmer Railroad.
ExPREss Freight leaves Boston at Il M, arriving III
New York next morning.
An Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master
other person authorized receive before the Passenger
takes his seat in the cars.
Baggage viii not be taken to include money merchandise,
nor other articles than those of personal use and when OF
higher yaue than Fifty Dollars notice must be given Of that
TACT and an extra price paid, the Company will not hold
Itself Liable beyond that amount.
NJ baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NJ smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars Depot.
Passengers procure Tickets at the Station Offices.
JOEL w. WHITE, President
apl03wf N. & w. R. r.
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FOUND At LAST!
Jlllsons Compound Vegetable Syrup,

FOR PURIFYING he BLOOD
MPURITY of the Blood is doubtless the cause of most
diseases. This Syrup designed restore il to heal
thy condition II has been Of great benefit in those eases
where fair trial has been given IT, estmo
mails will show. 1t presented the public as cure for
Nervousness General Debility, Indigestion Liver Cons
plants Gods Coughs, Consnmptiye Diseases and it erad
icates all kinds of hunors such as Scrofua Salt Rheum
Pimples on the face, Ulcers, Botches Biles Ring Worm
or Ieter, Efysipelas or ST. Anthonys Fire. 1t is also
complete remedy for all diseases arising from an nudcjos
use OF mercury, and conpieiy reHoUqtes tie system
no person who values health after becoming ACQUAINTED
WIN lts virtues, Will remain long wi bout it, Prepared
only by G. JIILSCN Woonsocto, - P =
~ FOR sale in Worcester by Spur & Sib ey No l4D
Vain street, Draper & CLARK, Nos 1913 t5 and V7 From
street. Taft Harrington, and by Agents throughout the
New England States. 1n7'e Ia
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Ladies DESTROYS Of Purchasing
A RICH SILk, AT A Low PRICE
A FASHIONABLE SIAyyL,-ofanv Kind
- -


An Elegant Visite, or
NEW STYLES SUMNER DRESS GOODS
RE invited to examine the Immense Stock of the abov,
articles, which we are now offerngn consequence,
OF the iateness oil the discount Of tUeutp I'm
per cent from the usual prices.
Our stock is unsurpassed in amount Variety or desira
bulty, embracing every style OF Rich and Low Pr,cet
SlLhS. superior assortment IF all kinds of SIiA WIS
as Cashmere Brocha Silk Thihet, Mohair, Barge &c
&c. at Great BARGAINS with great variety of
Fashionable Dress Goods Baragcs, Meslias De LANES
foufard Htths, Linens, all kinds Of Eonsekeepng &
Mourning Goods, Laces, Ribbons, &c.
VISIT 5 AND MANTILLAS
VI the latest Parish Styles Embroidered Plain; botl
imported and OF onr own Manufacture from Heavy Jus
tered all boiled Black Gro De Rhine always at low prices
extended reputation makes it unnecessary for us Il
enter into any argument convince YOU of the
OF selecting IRON our Stock and anxiety to reduce il Il
te loWesl plnt, makes this undoubtedly opporunit,
whch seldom occurs, for securing most Fashionable
ana DeAlrabie Goods at he very Lowest prices.
- F. A JONES & Co,
hhMONI hOW SILK AND SH AWL STORE,
JeIb Nos. ] ~ 2 fremont Row Boston
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Railroad Advertiser snts.
Roeton and Worcester Railroad

bOSbOu anu UOASSSoo1 A.e-~1-N oe-NN
Ia q s:s.:: 80 4 sEt.sss.sss;si9
SyJaTaTFp 5RR4NG ElLENT, ay .Jtte ., 1851
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester at 100 and am las $780, 4 & $50 pm
Z" Millbury at % an -
Saxonvie at e.i2 o W
Milford at $50 am. - 2.OV'
Newton IS g. Is (Sax. IT,, Il 80. 8, Il. Tr), 500
Brookline, 100 $50, 81 am, l2l "a, 81, St, q & 81
p nj
Does not stop east OF Matte except at Brighton
Thursdays ,-,o,- = en-,
lava yyorceser rata = & O3O am. $40, 5 * l0.30p.E
g MilIbnrv $50 4" 4.S0 pm
Milford at b.t2 !'oO u
Newton625, 7.174 (sax. Tr), ass (NIil. Tt and
am; las, 2.3O* ,(Nlil. Tr.), 4SS' Sax Tr), $50 &
BPookine at $40 745 8.45 and so am, $780, $780,
5 As Z and Q pm,
w. Newton Station. -
je5-iwtf =. IWICHELL, supf
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workmanship; Centre Tables and Side Tables with or
without Marble tops; Marble Pier Slabs and Brackets
French Mirrors in rich gilt frames, and every other article
appertaniBg to well furnished Drawing Painted
Chamber Sets French Bedsteads Marble Top Dire sing
Bureaus Marble Top Washstands Sinks Card Tables
What Nots Hat Stands Antique and Fancy Chairs
Portable Desks Book Cases together with large as
sortmen Of medium and ow-priced Furniture, made in
thorough and substantial manner Painted Window Shades
and Fixtures Palm Leaf and Insk Mattresses Looking
Glasses Looking Glass Plate and every article usually
found IN the most extensive Furniture Ware Rooms Best
Hair Mattresses OF Manufacture always on hand
Upholstery Goods on hand, and Upholstery work done or
repaired Furniture repaired; Pulpit Furniture and Pew
Cushions furnished to order. Office and Counting Room
Desks Snow Cases, Book Cases. and kinds and descrD
tons OF Furniture made ORDER of good material an
warranted to give satisfaction Mahogany Board and We
neers always on hand and for sale In short ii is cur lien
lion to make This establishment al that the CITY or vicinity
DESIRE IN order TO furn 81 their dwellings in ashionab
ana suitable manner, and at reasonable prices.
N Having purchased the ex lsve right ofIIinkley
Patent Elastic Bottomed Bedeads Tor the County of Wor
cester and having tested by the sale of upwards 2O00 the
past year, we conldentaly recommend as the best Bed
stead now in use and only need be or tried to be
universally adopted.
mar24d TABER 81 LAWRENCE
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Proyldence and Worcester Raiiroad.
L. IA - $50 rr15s=5.a
UAiAIER ARRANGEMENT-o and after Apr 7, 1856
TRAINS


TRAINS
Leave Providence at IFS and II 80 and $50 pm.
Leave Worcester at 45 and II am. and pm.
TRAINS CONNECT at Woonsocket with coaches fol-
Milford and Mendonj At MilyAe with coaches for Sla.
tersvlle At Nhitns with coaches for East Douglas and
WhitHs ville; at Farnuns with coaches for Grafton CeI
Tie, n. E. Village and Upton; Worcester with trains fc
Western r. Road and Norwich and w. r. R.. and Wore
and Nashua r. R.; AT Waterford with trains Of Norfolk
County Railroad for and from Boston, Dedham 8 c.
The 7l5 train from Providence at Worcester
with the Express train for New York. and the Accommo.
daiion train for Albany which leaves Worcester at g. 80
A. NJ.
Passengers by the $50 p NJ train from Providence can
arrive al Springfeldthe evening
The IL 30 train from Providence Worcester
with the Express train for New FORK which leaves or
cester at 4 p NJ
The II AN. train fromWorceser Providence
with trains for Boston, Taunton, FAN River n BedlOrd-
Also, with Steamboats, for Fall River and Newport.
The I. M train from Worcester Providence
with the Bostonind n Y. Steamboat train for New York
D. TIE AS and IL AM. trains do stop Hamlet.
0ysThe $50 and p M. trains do not stop Ashton
Hamlet. ISAAC IL S0UTHWlCK, Snpt.
Providence, Apr. ]. 1851. apr5-dwIf
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: HARRINGTON CORNER
CLOT HING ST0REI

The Best Made Clothing in Worcester,
M ILL be found at Harrington Corner We have in
w sore and are constantly receiving from the hes,
manufacturers of Ready Made Clothing in Massach<
az the new styles OF DRESS, FROCK, a. SACK GOATS
PANTS, VESTS, LINEN, GINGHAMS, ALPACAs and
any othe kinds Of thin goods for Summer Wear which
we take pleasure in showing our customers and the pnb
In this city. Our assortment Of
Furnishing Goods,
of all kinds, such as SHIRTS BosoMs, COLLARS
CKANATs, IlANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS GLOVES
SOCKS, HATS, CAPS, CANES, TRUNKS UMBR nj :
LAS &C. cannot be surpassed by any Clothing establish
ment in the city. Our stock of ~
BOYS CLOTHING.
Qhe pest IN the city, we ask you examine before npr
chasing elsewhere Give a call and see for Yourselves
,oe ,..e ThAYER q EAMES, Harrington Corner,
yeo-uMu Opposite CITY Hall
husSensis are cautioned against allowing themselves to
IN nh ""
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IL oFFlCE-NO. 3. Piper's Block.
w. CIRCUIT, Secretary.
N.B-Young men, of business capaci v wanted to acl
as agents for HE above Association. ielO-dwtf
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NEW YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS
Wire Railing.


SECURED LETTERS pATENT1
Enclosures for Public Grounds md Cemeteries.
49,, Fences for Cottages Gardens, Farms SC
WIhdo1 lizards e GTatingS, for Stores Dlcellings;
Lunatc Asylums, Prisons &c.
| Columns and Corn{ce Uiork for COTTAGES and
vERANDAHs.
NE above are mnde entirely OF Wrought Iron and Wire
az one nan me cost OF Cast irony being extcns
used in the City of New York, &c-Sunercedng MI o,b
er kinds OF work for the same purpose. 7 e 80 Y
| RAILROAD AND FARM FENCE made with Wrobntt
IRON or Wooden Posts, beng Constructed rs 10 he sa
or or permanent ience az Soc $500 per rod
IKE TOR FENCES always on hand.
PORTABLE lRoN BEDsTEADs, IRoS STArUARy Cnry-
| - HOUNDS, Docs, Lions, &c.
wrought and Cast Iron Ratings, made to order
by addressing the Manufacturer and proDietor Circo
ars and drawings of the above viii be iorwarf ed
JOHN b. WICKERSHAM 240 Broad Say
Works, SO AMI 81 Lewis Street
AeENrs-r. b. Conant & Co.. 2I5 Pearl ST. New yort
New York, April Ii, 1851. apl9-d3m
NOTICE TO. FAMILIES & PARTIES
l h.FHAMPTON. Cook and Conectiuner from Lon
oon, respectfully inmaes u the citizens Of Worces
ter, and its vicinity, that he has fitted up an
Ice Cream Saloon,
AZ MS Store NO Pleasant street. where lie Will be happy
70 supply thfm at MI times with
WATER ICES, ICE CREAMS d. SODA.
M r. mas mad much experience In all the departments
VI COOKERY, ard always gave the highest satisfaction to
NOSE VINO employed him. lie feels confident that families
MS services, would, upon trial, be pleased with them.
Cake and Confectionery
may be had Of J. II. r.. wholesale and retail.
Also, every variety of BREAD, CRACKERS, JELLIES
FANNY AND ORNAMENTAL CAKES, FRUIT +
- N NUTS, &c, &C.
D'-fa'ucnlar attention pud all orders, and salts
'"'"0" guaranteed my3l-dSm
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Soda and Mineral IUnta,.

Yrxrrr IL, pVud dllu 1ulu6Tdl water. t1
VIZ subscriber, having bought new and spperoy an
paratus Tor the manufacture Of Soda and Mineral WI
ter IL now ready to supply dealers In the above nycle
me lowest prices All orders left at A. arks or d. sco,t
Drug stores and nj my shop, No Green street come,
lion. ' "'i"P'a'teh
marSl-d4m Ed. wEATHERBEE, Druggist.
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The Attention of Purchasers

ana CONSUMERS Sc Cited to the following named SIPE
hlOR GOODS, made of he best Louisiana Cotton the,
having taken Premium Medals at the last Exhibitions OF III
Institutes IN New York. Boston, Philadelphia and Balls
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NEW DRUG STORE.

NEW DRUG STORE.
VIE subscriber would inform the public that 6o- ,ha ~
commodaton of his fellow citizens in The sou,h ord
SCUM Easery part of the city, he has opened Dnc o
with IN entire new stock Of the hest - ''fP'''~ \
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals.
together with large assortment of FANCY GOODs .u.h
as are usually kept by Druggists and that he win he M
'es ready to supply any orders in his line Of business
Iaricnlar personal attention paid to the componnd,o
mnr29-df II n 81 h .y,n ~ n ,e
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FASHIONABLE
n TTTT Pr w p III n NNc

I T . RE " A r z Z 0 0MS.
TIL e subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, No. o Niaisa street, opposite
the Central Exchange, (up stairs) have stocked
Them with rich and elegant assortment OF
Furniture oflhe latest styles. Drawing rooms
furnished in Rose Wood, Black Walnut or
Mahogany, upholstered in Plush, Damask or
uair CInIh Of the latest llesnlis and sllt,erInr
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He offers these Ventilaors for sale the patent cerG
cote on em at prices probably moi higher than the spu
Tt0us ones J. +. LORING,
jy4-d&wtf "a Main stree,
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:, BosToN, June, 1851.
MR. j. r. loRING-Dedr ST:-l have received your let
te informing me that my patent right is finged in Wor
eester have had similar from nthef places
some oil the parties infringing, have sed the matter No
prosecution has yet been enteed but shall enter one and
alter getting decision against of the inrngers shall
deal summary with all others. Whether they he makers
or users of the article patented.
Yours Respectfully
EMERSON.
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PEOPLE',S
MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION,

THIS Institution is established on a safe and permanent
plan for the mutual relief of such of its members as
become disabled by sickness accident from attending to
their daily avocaon employment. BY paying $50
admission lee The first year. and their annual premium, the
members are entitled TO benefits for life.
The rates of annual deposits for members under fifty
years of age follows for those Who dIaw first
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risSehsers are cautioned against allowing Themselves +
be taken to any other oiicn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-02-22
SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY % 1851

The minds ofthese young people
were e,i lently dcrangcd by French nov
els, spiritual knockings, cIairvoyance
and s'ndying the philosophy of Mr.. An
drew jackson Davis.
The New York Commercial copies
our article giving probable cxplana-
ton of this bloody mystery, and adds:
"lhc day of disappearance from
GAINESVILLE, which we suppose from the
extract to be Monday the 18th of Octo-
Der, accords with their appearance in
this city, on their way to the East which
according to the memorandum found in
the room, was aboutthe 22d ofOctober."
The Boston Times, Of Saturday last,
says:
"lhls strange and unnatural affair yet
remains in mystery. Nothing has yet
been heard from friends or relations of
the deceased. The bodies remain in
the receiving tomb at Quincy.
"Ihe following letter from Mr.. Sun
derland, probably in answer to one from
George Sand, making inquiry about the
happiness in the Spirit World of the Su-
iclde, was received on the 14th of Nov.
1880, two days after the disappearance
of Green and Sand, by Mr.. George
Sayil, Of Quincy"
'BosToN, Nov. 70, 1850.
"Ny Brothcr Dcn:-No one who
has mind TO read the Spirits paper,
will be at lost what answer to give to
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Bait. Sun of .Wondav.



The Royal Mail Steamer Africa ar
rived here last evening, bringing the
gladstone intelligence of the safety of
the steamer Atlantic, SO long missing,
and her passengers, about whom there
was so much anxiety.
1t will be rccoliccted that the steamer
Atlantic left Liverpool on the 2Sth
December. She was then in fine steam
ing condition and without any apprchcn-
sion on the part of her officers in regard
to the voyage. 1t was blowing a strong
gale from the w. S. w. at the time OF
her departure, SO much so as to render it
impossible to land the pilot. On the
29th Dec, at % p. NJ, she passed Cape
Clear and fairly commenced the voyage
Tor America by plunging at once into a
heavy head sea and enco,ntcring stor-
my, strong western gales, which contin-
ued without lntermission from that time
up to the day Of the accident, which &C.
cured on the 9Th of January, at noon,
when in latitude AZ - and longitude
Al West. 1t blowed strong gale from
N. N. w.
At 81 p. NJ, the engine was stopped,
as it was first supposed, by the engineer,
on account of the breaking of an eccen-
trio rod to the starboard engine. On
examination it was determined to 90
ahead again, working that engine by
hand, but another turn of the wheels
proved that the accident was of seri
Gus nature. The main shaft was found
to be broken completely, though in a
diagonal direction, tearing the starboard
tiller block An additional revolution
after the first stoppagc caused one part
OF the shaft to lap over the Other, thus
tracturing both tillcr blocks, and render
ing the engine perfectly useless. The
steamer was hove to under strong can
vas, the wheels dashed, and all hands
employed during the night and the fol-
lowing day in sending up her square
yards and stripping her wheels of the
floats, task at once difficult and danger
GUS in gale of wind. The decks at the
time were covered with ice. Fortunate
ly this was accomplished without acct
dent On the 7th and Sth she lay to
with hope of an abatement Of the storm
and change of wind.
The Captain and all hands were ex-
cecdingly anxious to reach some port on
the American coast. On the 9th the
wind hauled to the northwest and be-
came quite moderate; sail was immcdi-
ately made and her course was shaped
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})oe!rnl.
The Careless Word,

EY THE Hon. Mrs. NORTON.
A word is ringing through my brain:
Ii was not meant to give me pain;
1t hal no tone to BIZ! it stay,
When other things had passed away;
1t lii no m"aniug more than all
Which in an Idle hour fall
1t was, when first the sound heard,
\ lightly uttered careless word.
II was the first. the only enc
OF those whic, lips forever g0nc
BIrathcd in lhCir Iuvc-which had fer inc
Rcbukc Of l.arshncss nj my elcc;
And if those lips were here 10 say,
ssBclovrd, let it pass away
All then pcrclancc-but have heard
The last dear tUnc--lhe careless word.
Oh! yc who meeting, sigh TO part,
Whose words are treasures 10 some heart,
Deal gently. ere the dark days come,
When earth hath but for oNna home;
Lest muSing DER the past like me,
They feel their hearts wrung bitterly,
And, needing not what else they heard,
Dwell weeping on II careless word.
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for Halifax, $50 miles distant, and New
York 400 miles. This weather con
tinued until meridian of the 10Th, when
an observation placed the ship $50 miles
south and 10 miles west Of her position
at the time Of the accident. A gale now
sprung up again from the southwest, and
| 1t became necessary to hcave the ship to;
for even with moderate weather it was
evident TO all that she could do nothing
/ by the wind adverse under canvas. At
| : O'Clock, A. NJ. Of the 18th, large
ship passed bound To the eastward, but
she either did not see the ATTAIN c, or,
ii so, took no notice Of the signal Of dis
| tresS.
At 10 p. NJ, after taking an account
of the stores on board, and considering
the apparent impossiilty of reaching
America with the ship in her disabled
condition, the captain determined, with
the assent of his officers and passengers,
to bear up for the coast of Europe, and
on the 22nd day nothing occurred olim-
portancc. She had strong gales and
high seas, and the ship made an average
distance of $50 miles per day, and in
that interval run 1900 miles. At 3
O'Clock, i. NJ, on the 22nd January, to
the great delight of all, she anchored
safely in the harbor of Cork, ireland,
which fact alone, when considering the
immense size the ship, her small spars,
light canvas and heavy machinery, is
sufficient 10 prove her splendid sea boat
| and must add in no small degree to the
| reputation other commander for prudent
and superior Sramanship.
in regard to the conduct of the pas
sengrrs, under such trying circumstance,
too much cannot be said They bore
the misfortune with becoming and com
mcndable fortitudc and cheeriulncss, and
testified on leaving her at Cork their
highest regards for the noble Captain.
and expressed full conviction that no
better steamer could be placed upon the
s"as.-Thev all declared deep interest
in the vessel, and expressed degree of
deep gratitude for their safe return, 10
which, in great degree, they were in
dcbtcd to the superior management of
Capt. West and the surprising strength
ofthe noble steamer.
The Atlantic had on board $50 tons OF
freight, and considerable quantity OF
specie, which the steamer Cambria was
chartered to bring over, and probably
sailed from Cork direct for New York
on the 4th inst
/ Before the Africa left, arrangements
Were making 10 tow the Atlantic to
Liverpool, for the purpose of having her
repaired.
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THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.

We received, at late hour Saturday
night, the gratifying news of the safety
OF the steamer Atlantic, and all her pas
sengers, and the arrival of the latter at
New York. The Atlantic, it will be
seen by the annexed account, has sur
vlved a tremendous storm, and, as we
have predicted from the first, reached
the shore in safety.