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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
d OF THE TINES IEWPORT r. THURSDAY MORNING JULY a. 1851

OF the public peace. and the expense ol
others. and the risk of bloodshed and
anarchy--l have accomplished al my
intentions or even hopes. In truth, gen
t.emen. we all must feel in our cool mo-
ments-wiihout the aid Of precedents or
labored reasoning, that all constitutions
al laws passed by the general govern
menl, must be enforced or il ceases TO
govern. it il virtually overturned, and
the Union connected with il becomes in
principle dissolved. In such a case,
likewise, there is subst'iot ed for the
sanctity of law and order, when mob
triumphs and goes unpunished, the
government Of mob the sword Of
justice is wrested from her grasp and
violated by mob spirit of misrnle
and rebellion is subsiituted--the tumGl-
tous violence and anarchy of human
passions, freed from legal restraint and
stimulated by plunder or revenge, are
substituted and though we all may
deprecate the necessity of calling on
the militia or army to protect the laws
and vindicate their reign---yet they are
far safer than the sway ofan unfuriated
mob, and must be invoked to assist in
executing the laws, il needed rather
than let the sun Of the Republic go
down in the clouds and blood ol rebel
insubordination.
In conclusion, gentlemen, feeling rs |
am aware you do, that this government
was made or adopted by yourselves, and
not forced on you by tyranny-that it
must be sustained by yourselves through
faithful administration Of the laws till
a majority choose to alter them-or else
the bayonet will be the only other resort
against inevitable anarchy improve
this occasion to exhort you to continue
firm and united in standing by peace,
order, the constitution, the laws and our
holy Union.
And disagreeable as it nay be to you
or me--ii any Of our fellow citizens
have. unde sudden and misguided i'm
pulses, offended against the public safe
ty OF everything dear to Us, by ruinous
attempts, | might almost say, treason
able attempts to Overturn parts Of the
Constitution itseli--as we'll as some Of
the laws and violently obstruct their
administration-painful if we must visit
on them exemplary, but necessary pun
ishment yet il is in my view not only
indispensable to secure the sovereign
reign of the laws, but prevent all the
beauties and glories OF our beloved Un-
ion from being scattered in fragments
over a ruined country by the parricidal
hands OF some OF lis own children.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

GENERAL ScoTT IN Oulo.-A tells
graphic despatch from Columbus, Ohio,
Sd inst says:
The Wing State Convention assem-
bled this evening, when the committee
on resolutions reported lengthy series,
re-aiiirming the Wing platform OF pro-
lection to domestic industry, internal
improvements, &c, also recommending
Gen. Scott to the Presidency, compli-
lnenting President Fillmore, and affirm
ing that, inasmuch as the Compromise
measures were not recommended by
Wing President, nor their adoption Sc
cured by party vote in Congress, they
are not party measures, and therefore
perfect liberty and freedom Of opinion
should be tolerated among Wings upon
the points Of controversy involved
The resolutions were adopted, and the
convention adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

"a GREAT CoUNrRY."-From the
earsternmost town in the United States,
Eastport Maine, via St. Lawrence,
Buffalo, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and
South Pass in the Rocky Mountains,
TO Astoria in Oregon, the distanc', by
the travelled route, is 45l7 miles. From
the Madawaska in Maine, by the Allan
tic route, via New York, Washington,
New Orleans, and Galveston to the
mouth Of the Rio Grande, 1923. From
New Yo-k to the head of Lake Superi.
or, via .ctroit and Mackinac, is 1856
miles thence down the Mississippi to
The Gulf Of Mexico, is 22Si. From
Eastport, Maine. to the Bay of San
Francisco, in California, via Portland
Philadelphia Pittsburg, st. Louis, Santa
Fe, and the Colorado the Wes', 3644
mills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

RUSSIAN NoBiLiry The private res
licences of the nobility at Moscow are
furnished with unparalleled nagniiccncc,
and the museums and libraries which
they contain surpass in exlcn, many
public collections in other countries. I'm
their style Of living the mobiles display
a similar ambition to rival the grandeur
Of princes. Some Of them have as ma
ny as five hundred domcstics and in
the banquets which they give, the splen-
dor which rcigns around is said to equal
the sumptuous exhibitions oi Oriental
courts. But the state of the people ri,
large is little in accordance with these
external stgns ofpower and grandeur.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

CAUTION TO LApiEs.-A Cincinnati
paper states that DR.. Muzzey was ono
day last week called on to perform u
singular operation upon the head Of a
young lady living on John street. II
appeared that she had been in the habit
Of twisting and tying her hair so tightly
that the scalp had become parted from
the skull, and il was found necessary to
open the scalp to remove the matter
which had accumulated beneath. This
is theIirst case ofthe kind we have ever
known.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

DyIn speaking of the Ocean House
n few days ago, we forgot to mention
James Delap the second head waiter,
and Herr jacob, head Cook, both Of
whom are admirably qualified for their
posts, and who are material aids In rem.
dering the house popular.
In this connection we will add that
one Of the most delightful luxur'es, at
the present time, is to take the Barber's
chair and let Watson shave your face
and dress your hair. lie 10 u perfect
master of his business, and will perform
his work so gently and agreeably, that
you will be sure to 20 to sleep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

~ Two ladies and a gentleman
while enjoying the Fourth in Philadel
phia in exploding fire crackers, met
with an accident which caused consid-
cradle fright, and some injury. The
dress Of one Of the ladies caught fire
from pack Of crackers and was burnt
nearly of her person. The other lady,
in attempting to extinguish the dress of
her companion caught fire also, and was
severely burned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

M,LlTARY.-On Thursday morning
next, the Independent Company Of Ca
diets, Col. Thos. G.. Amory, command
ing, will leave the city for Nahant, on
their annual tour Of camp duty under
the present laws. The corpse will re-
main in camp, until Saturday evening,
10Th inst.-.- BOSTON Traveller.
We should like to know what will
then he do ne with the corpse will it be
decently buried
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

eJ-Another theatrical star, Miss Laura
Addison, will visit this country in Sep
tember next. The London Post says !:
-" The great success with which Miss
Addison has embodied the leading Lero-
ines of our tragic drama in the princi-
pal theatres, both OF London and the
provinces, leaves no doubt of her cordial
reception by our Transatlantic brethren,
who always welcome genius"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

4 Peiler came up with "A pedler
calling on an old lady to dispose ofsome
goods, inquired Of her, if she could tell
him of any road that no pedIer had ever
travelled ? Yes" said she, - l know
of one, nj only one, which no pcdlcr
has ever travelled, (ihe pedler's coun-
tcnance brightencd) and that's the road
10 Hcaven."-IIe slopcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

PosTAGr To CALironSrA.-Differen
statements are going the rounds Of the
papers IN regard TO the rates OF postage
to California under the new law. Upon
inquiry at the Post Office, we learned
that the following are the rates now
payable upon letters and papers Let
ters, prepaid, 6 cents unpaid, 10 cents ;
transient newspapers, cents an ounce
The former rates were Tor letters, 40
cents, and for papers cents each.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
AT the Burlinc,on IN. J.) Court, 4

At the Burlington IN. J.) Court, the
Jury, in a recent case Of assault and
battery, could not agree. As soon as
the difficulty became apparent, they
obtained quantity OF provisions and
liquors, on which they ieasted. Some
of them getting quite lively, procured a
violin, with which they amused them
selves. They SO tar stepped beyond
the bounds ofpropriety, that the Judge
told them ,hay were disgrace to the
county.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

%The Court Of Queens Bench in
Canada has decided in relation to Mu-
tual Insurance Companies organized IN
the United States, that such companies
cannot legally carry on their opera.
tions in The British Provinces, tha, they
cannot maintain any action against
parties on the premium notes, neither
could parties there compel payment
from them on their policies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

IL We have received from Edward
Vanzandt, Esq. two magnificen: Cauli-
flowers, each being somewhat larger
than wa,er-pail; they were raised on
Mr.. VS. farm, and are by TAR the lar
gest we have ever seen.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

o,- Among the Army promotions we
notice Brevet Second Lieutenant
George w. Howland Of this town, Of
the Mounted Rifemen, to be Second
Lieutenant from June 80, 1851.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

Horace Greeley, in his last letter
from Italy, complains because they
charged him half a frank, at one of the
little hotels OIL the road, for the privilege
OF washing his face. Horace ought not
TO have washed his face.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

In Alexandria, Va, Il. p. Andraw,
an eminent lawyer, slapped with the
back of his hand his slave boy in the
mouth one OF the teeth wounded the
.hand between ,wo of the knuckles, and
from the effects of that wound Mr.. An
draws died few days afterwards.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

%Graham's Magazine for August
is on our desk. The illustrations arc
The Fatal Letter." The Tomb Of
Washington" Irish Courtship," &c
The articles are all good, being from
the pens OF tavorite authors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

AT law has been passed in Kentucky
which gives to widows having children
oithe proper age to attend public schools,
the right to vote in the election of schoo |
trustees.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

GTPersons who wish Mr.. Barney
to tune their Pianos, can leave their or
ders at the Pelham street house, or with
Professor Taylor, and they will receive
attention, as Mr.. b. will be in town ev
cry two weeks, as usual, during the sea-
son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

Mr.. Webster sent this toast to SPRING
field -" The Union God in his
mercy grant that no apocalyptic writer
may see the commonwealth Of Massa-
chuse.tslall from that armament"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

oo-Among The arrivals at the Ocean
House, we no,ice Judge Woodbury. and
MIR. Otis, one of the Editors OF the New
York Express.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

Godey's Lady's Book for July is a
superb number, being embelishcd with
three beautiful engrav ings, and its lit
erary excellence unimpaired.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

~ The Right Rev. Bishop Hcnshaw
confirmed eleven persons nj Zion
Church, Sunday afternoon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-19
New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER 6N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
TRI-wEEKL time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, and with E.
qualDespatch, as by any o .herLfne.

~ TIE Boats of this Line r-aa =
- - will Ieave Prov ideuce, : EroS--lN
-s@SS@7zsa from Fox Point, on aON-
- DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS Il FRIDAYS,
and New York on iIFSDAIS, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, until further notice.
Freight taken far New York al reasonable rates.
his Line connects, by arrangement with tine Daily
land Line Of Propellers between New York and
Phislelphia and The Semyvs ekl, Inland Line Balti
more, at all times When N Inland is open,
Goo,s viii be taken al Providence for Philadelphia al
cents per foot, and for baltimore per loot.
Usual time betw cen Pr whence and Philadelphia, 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York BY any other lines, If so directed
at current rates.
In accordance with the above, Propeller OSCEOLA
will leave Providence WEDA ESDAH, October Is at
P N.
For further Information apply to w. H. JOURDAN,
Ofnte OF Providen and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac Odell Tier NO Ii n r. W. p Williams, II
Broadwa New York. to
b. BuFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
sep27 dwIf Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-19
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
- - - C.


ARRANGEMEy r--Counlene Oct. s, 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Norwich at . 80 am. and IL 30 m. and 90 p
Arrive at Worcester at 80 am and 90 pm and7 40
pm
leave Worcester at 60 am. [al 10 90 an and 4 30
pm
Arrive at Norwich al II 40 am. and l2 so pm. and
Z rs pm.
al Freight Train with Passenger Car attached.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Norwich on Mondays. Wednesdays and Ft.
days. stopping Al AT all WAY stations the road
Leave Worcester on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sainr.
DAYS, stopping above.
The 80 al Train from Norwich connects AT
Worcester with Western express Train at 9 90 A.
and Worces, er, Worcester and Nashua and Pro,i
dencs and Worcester Trains.
The II 90 Train from Norwich will arrive nj
Junction iutersect with the New York Express
Tram Boston; w. tn lie Train Of the Prnyiieuco
Road ard with the Western Trains TOR Springfield and
lrtlold; also arrive At the Worcester Station in time
for all the N rtherD Trans ana for Boston at 30
YIN. The 90 pm TRIM from Norwich connects nj
Worcester with the 10 40 PM Train for Boston
Trans from Worc 90 and 10 90 H. ~ connect
Norwich with the New oidon, Wiilmantc and
Hartford e. r. for New London, Willmanlc, Hartford
or New Haven
Passengers for New York the line of The Road IN
20 by the Connecticut and khickerbocker Will
take the 80 p IN Tram from Worcester
The Steamboat Tra will leave Alyn's Point every
morning except MondIy AT about 1 o'cl ,ck for Boa
ton and Worcester, ing The latter place in time
to connect with all the Early Trains out Returnin q
will leave Worcester every evening except Sunday At
IS. JOEL w. WHITE, Presidenl
o1-swtf N. w. X. IL.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-19
Trial Bottle only rs Cents.
], RUSSELL SPALDING'S
A N Id Gas 40 * OIL
CWtIaereO2a KKdslr OIL.

TINHE only recipe in America for Incorporating Rose
L mary and Castor OIL by eiaborue and intricate
process is in possession OF Mr.. S. great credit due
him fo his untiring to Furnish these ingred
ents in liqui torm free from all Injurious properties
such as ALcHoHoL AND SPIRITS.
For Beantdyng, improving, ColnTng, Restoring, Curl
ing and InvgnTang the Hair, there is no preparation
superior equal 10 this combination of Rosemary and
Castor H. the virtues of these being well known to
require further enconium. II is invariably warranted
LIST To curl the hair beautifully.
I'd To remove dandtuif efftctnally.
3d.-To restore the hair to bald heads.
4th.-To give all light hair rich dark color.
5h-1O prevent the HAIR Iom eing oily greasy
9th To give to whskers beauiif appearance.
7th-To ave no injurious effects on he hair.
Sth.-Tu prevent the hair from ial il off.
9th.--TO disease of the scalp
l0h--To cure the ISL headaches
1t can be used Oh the hea of Children with perfect
safety and he happiest results
u Only Scveni five Cents fora large Bot lie, each in
fancy box without extra chBrge. The box will acco-
modaIe Oh Brush am Comb.
CAUTlON.-lmitaons of this article have made
their appearance Be get OF the proprietor,
or OF is regular agents, and that the proprelors
name IS on each bot le or box.
Sold Wholes le and Ret il, by the Manufacturer and
Proprietor RUSSELL SPALDING, No. 20 fremont
Row, Opposite the Boston Museum,) Boston, Mass.
U S.A.
sold by Agents everywhere
Country Me- chants invited to CALI as Agents are
wished in every town, city and village
Wholesale and Retail Agents loi v orcester
NJ. B. GREEN, 21o in Street.
And JAMES GREEN, III Main Street.
Merchants anil dealers IN the vicinity supplied at
manu- acturers prices, and names added this as Agents
o20. dlumweOw ly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-19
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail. at
Principal Office, Scollay's Build
ing, fremont Row, Boston,

Ersold 10 WORCESTER by JAMES GREENE.
Wadsworih s. Allen, Barre; Denny, do Plains Fac
tory. Wadsworth d Allen, Hardwick; Dex er Hill,
Oakham; Clark, Knight, q Co., North Rrookhed; Geo
Conanti East Brookheld; Henry Reed, South 81 ook
held B Richardson, A. & 5. E. Blair, Warren;
truman Charles Flskdae: II. Hubburd, Sturbrdge; A.
f. Ammidon s. Co. Hthbrdge; Phineas Bemis bud
ley; Jphan g. Bruce, Webster; G runer Chase East
Douglass; Metcalf d JONES' MaDchang, Sutton; A. r.
Holman, West Sutton, John Allen, sutton; Marb d
Hammond, Charlton, No side; J. n. Grout q Co..
Spencer; j. d q L. Harrington, Paxton;J. & Mead,
Rutland; ID. s. Hall. Charlton Depot J g.. Brown &
Co, North Oxford; Avery Davis. Holden; r. l. Cut
ting, oakdale; Barney Howe, West BoylsIon;W d w
Davis, sieriing d. II Gregory c., rrinceton sam
mel Haywood, Richardson; Daniel w Gomez
Gardner; John G. Thurston, New Boston; Harrington
& Sa win, South Gardner; J. NJ. Whitman Westmin-
ster, g. A. Allen, O. A. Pierce Leominsler; e. Bal
lard, Jr., Clinton; Levi Goss, Eawy Mills oylston;
James r. Maynard, Boyston; Charles Green shrews-
bury; Fred. Cutting. New Worcester; Luther Stowe,
Grafton; G. J. TAFT & Co mburA; Dyson Broydly a.
Co., Bramansvilie; Farnnm Co., Farnumsyile Mil
bury; William r. Hill, WilkinsonviIIe; ~ A. Fisher
a. Co., FshersvilIe; Wright & Morse. Famuns,iie; j.
Pnmmer. sNorthbridge; s. G Bates, Whitinsvle; VIII
liam Dudley, Rogersvie; James W. Aldrlch, North
Uxbridge; Robert TAFT, Uxbridge; Kenyon d Norlhup
Millr'lle; Horace Honghton, West BoyIlon; w 81
cock. WinchendnD; Theodore Tyer, New Braniree;
G. A G. c. Winchester, Ashburnham; Thomas White,
West BOyston; II. ID. Hatch Co, LeceseT III Cid
dngs, West Brookhed; G. a. R. Dixon. East Webster;
Laniord & Pease, oxford; samuel Firth, ClappslIe;
ibrookville; A. Holman y Co, Bolton; Lprin Jacobs,
Royaiston; Isaac ID Palmer, New England; J. 8 Nc
Colby, Winchendon Springs; Joel Hunt, Stephen w.
Fairbanks, Winchendon; ? Pierce, Dsdmansville,
(Jonesvie;) ]. H. Clapp, BaldwiHviIe; Lee a Lin
coin, Templeton; Jason Goulding, Phllipston Weth-
erbee a Nudge, Peter>ham; John Cady, Blackstone;
Henry A. Aldrich, Mendon; LYNN & Maynard, Nil.
ford; ID. B. Fisk. Upton; Geo w. Warner, Westboro';
Dexter Fay a. Sons, heinan Este, South 0ro'; Rice
Co.. Norhb0ro'; n L. Hastings a. CO., Berlin; &. Lewis
h Co, Lancaster; ID. Putnam, Lunenbufgh, Thomas
b Cofe James q. Lane, and stephen shepIey, Fitch
burg; James Learned. Ashburnham; Warren a. Ener-
soa, Royalstons g. BraInan, Dana; ssett, Chick
ering & Co Afhol Depot; james ]. Gouding AthOl;
Bems Jones, South Roy aston, and bylAgeAts In al
most every town and village Of Ne ~ England aud by
Dealers In Medicines generally IN other States.
sen15 dlnwet weowly ytA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-19
Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Com

W
A T the Annual Meetihg Of the WORCEsT FER MI
n TuAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, held
Decen Der IL, 1850. the following officers elected
President aSD TREASURER,
FRED. WILLIAM PAINE,
DIRECTORS.
EBENEZER TORREY, Fitchburg.
PAUL WHITING. Northbridge
JOHN W. LINCOLN, Worcester.
AMORY HOLMAN, Bolton.
ALANSON HAMILTON. West Brook1eId
JAMES 3 WOODWORTH. Worcester.
WILLIAM r MERRIFIELD, Worcester.
DAVID LEE, Barre
he following abstract of the reports made IN the
meftng was ordered 10 re published
The amount at SIX Dec. |, 1850 was SlO,462 1873.
The M nbeT OF pOlices outstanding is lO442 The
Company sustained the last year eleven partial and
fifteen total losses amounting 10 81 24 IS which have
all been amcably adjusted and paid. The dividends
have ranged du ing the year, from 10 81 per cent
averaging more than eighty the dollars paid as
premium. refunded the holIer of expired policies
The net cash funds Of the Company, Dec. l., 1850,
amounted TO SI26,9636O which is Invested in Bank
stock and Mortgages on Real Estate.
Ihe Directors congratulate themselves and the public
on the above statement, which they are enabled to
make Al the close Of another YEARS successful opera
tons oil the Oid Worcester Mutual Fire In mrance
Company. Notwithstanding the Company have can
celed policies, and refused renew where they had
expired, during the year, account Of the extra haz
aTdous character Of the risks to the amount of more
than hall million Of dollars they have insured much
larger amount OF properly an in any former year.
II VIII be seen BY this report that the cash funds of the
Company amount tOnearl 1927 Co., and that the diyi-
dehds have averaged more than ~ per ex pred
policies.
The Directors not disposed to interfere with
otheronces or dictate TO people where they shall
their property This Office takes but the safest
rsks-is confined 10 the County of Worcester in it's
ope aons. and publishes the close Of each wear an
account Of It's stumbling and condition.
FRED. WM. PAINE, Pres.
ANTHONY. CHASE, sec'y.
Worcester Dec. 1850. dec24
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soaDle expectations OF his patiens,-to combine the
" Utiie dulce, the useful with the agreeable F."
ON HAND.--A supply of selected Tooth Brushes,
together with
MILAETs'S ANTICEPTIC >DENTIFRU E,
new article, not surpassed by any for cleansing
the teeth aud correcting bad breath. Also
MILLER'S COMPOUND LOTION,
recent preparation for Canker, Sore Throat, Spongy
Gums, &c
creasg demand for them, have ind ced the Proprietor
TO entel into their manufacture largely than for
merly
BAH failures in the manufacture of Mineral
Teeth mechanical defects III gold plate work. solder
ing, filling teeth, &c, by JAMES NEWTON, during
his connection with this office, will he repaired or the
work done anew, as the may require, by the sub
scrbeI without farther charge to the patient
$. z. MILLER.
Office, l42 Main ST. Residence, No Harvard st.
jyl.dtf