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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
ny@Wc IRE feouealud 10 state Tint \

mfry~Wc hfe requested to state TINT The
Masonia celebration viii .ake place Al tlie
Tfeshyfitan Church. oil Saturday The
aplh Inst, nj IL A.. n which tIfne tie
officers for the ensuing annr'ef will be
installed The public are invited to attend
An grafton viii lie delivered BY John w,
Seymour, Ed, Of this ely.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

ner, hut Ill The evidence shows tlfat he lla'
BEEN merely the ministerial utliuer q go
aos sftn.alif. hnd that ile llss apae noillins
sfste ADMINISTER tlie law All BIZ foiind Y
whI.li 1lp wus hound 10 10. gTieok At AZ
matter "a any hight, aud 4 would " ~
possible Id inagine d floraRaEseraet taut
proper course than lie Que illa Prefiasn|
has pursued
+ iii llu lsbd had any personal Tim Al FL
utalt tllspul ees, il Would ilHfa besii i1los'
hhtafai dallat ii Wsaid ilhve been n fasal
az ttIpya who were led uT lY designing
it,eii frulla liiA own country, inHhy 81 Wli1iti
were katIssn 10 him, and faf al Of whom
lie inilf1 iAst had more refFophl sympathy
than iorsiilose who were operating NJ !
strange latai, md Il hose s,t,,eess or disl
confitife would have Lad nat 1 pnfiiafe
.of i,ffIeiiee upon u,
ktsli waifafe b. thiH " uiistettliy any
I've, ard Na sincerely liot,e II will Ds Hbttls
iloilnsd BY those journals pre-
tending ID De i~isHtrsls II Ia proper Mat
every act od slip President should le ssfii-
tiniHed, and tiiHt lie should ls held To a
strict accountability for every thug lia
,iars. btll his aet#. like those Of every oil
tlsen should be looked At Without pftjns
liua, bnd Judged without raftial lily,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
The Plank Road.

1Hie Baton Ro8We Gasf fse las nllafaeti
|its plls i abandoned iss liaaslttHl trierrurs
Or the rrafs" by silpprpssihg the teat ont
aud ont. OH d former uers sion illat paper
lravpstlrtl thu Judge of The Sixth, mis-
printing his opinion, with 'ioile hundred
errors oF the press Now liz II tfayss.
tied BY not printing liis opinion ut hll4--of
worse. by printing liiln tlearta meal The
process Ia diIefptitA--the malice iHihe sal1la
=lhp tiatpose 10 ollurgate the Jiidaaa
The Impressions of tile a%fsitls, "plHnk
Hund, afe n~et1ruthIuL Impressions are
hardly ever truthful. coming EEotn eds ''ln.
teleslashn .e8
The above aoinra from q correspondent
suf tile Advocate ! who The correspondent
II, my ulie taEi easily tell But Ills L. 4
matief Which ii no ways concerns us-
the eiily object W. have ii noticing itAew
II 10 Nlaee ourselves s'gs1fas III eg,sB.'
Tile atss essttA' hiss ~hotlling ID do With
tllis controversy, The Advocate Of last
week contained an article upon the sub.
jeat, Which u gentleman Of this city Thought
was i,ot correct T9eing acquainted with
the facts LIE hddfesse,l il eetullufIeHtiol 10
us, witch We pnllltahed hut n WIS pub.
lisliad Dis a eommunieatieii. aud for The
correctness Of llie atatefnesits he, not we,
Ii Responsible. As for ang ever AavinEf
h, tavestied the Judge Of the Sixth, II We
did We have no recollection of Ii. We
did publish a decision of ltis olsee, which
ha HRid contained ono hundred errors ,
whieh errors lie wasn't great palns IL point
Gilt, and which took ia some labor hi cor.
rect. II we had wished to f,sresfaie him
Ne would not lave published his half col
upna which few save Tie printer took tie
trouble ID read. Az for our having any
malice III Tho Hiaiief--this III simply rili-
ealeas-4as fuf u wishing ID ohjaraaie
tie J~ilagt4-we lave something else toiel
Nc have never done him, Intentionally 1T
ieAss, tho slightest injustiee. We have
deemed II eur duty several tunes to notice
his jiilieial aots-4tllia We thought, sild still
think. we lad d right 10 do, md this We
will to towards any public officer aetitig
III d pabtie r~npaoity--Wlsile we will be
az f.r as possible from saying OF doing my
81 Aj AAFsWH TMEx - AE.HAs4.
thing by, which bis feelings would I'd
hurt. on lis motises isnpugned. Upon
the prosecution If she Plank Road char.
Ter, i've are assured that the counsel Iii
where hands tile matter wins plaeea did not
declisie 10 push II farther because Nd wa
Satisfied with the business Of the opin-
icn Iii the lower Jutlge-on tic contrary
we know that liis brief for 4 tnatplam,1s
was made OH, and The type ~ ur III this
office. It was not taken up fpr reasotis
satisfactory u these who placed the mat
Her III his liandas
VIE take leave Of tits matter merely
asking these who write ipr the Democfa.
I'D Advocate before they attack III again.
20 ssk the editors Of that papar ifthey con-
slatr themselves responsible for the facts
or the style Of their correspondents,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

Uniledsteles holds itself Up % tho cham
piou III every people who wisl, for rssblu-
Lions Mud ttliF mass will DO eisdteaH. III
mi sLep III new mud say to H0bgsfy, IA
Hn, Nh will protect you, WI wonldaa oit'
;lilsel 70 say#ttie sumo tilin Il Tie Turk
80 cas- tliey we're III need, 10 England
and 10 Prussia, eveti, II its serfs slloull at
airy time rise ii rebellion bgttliist The ol.
preston Of their masters Wars, AHA wars
ilternilaDle would De tlia result or tlfs
aatian, wars eatffaed % li4,llsatlasoI nailea
from III with people who 1eser offended
tissas hill viduas md who respsbf III iii i
nalpps " lligliIHy n sys esygld Ulslt We
owe ustles tgo III alike, md usliee demands
~tIiHt,ve should Istulllsrs Hlelle 10 hjn4 III
We are not iflolestad. paaua Ii 1ausAyafy
10 tis.4-we Hfd MI agricultural aud uetii-
uleftial 1atian and both ,tIiesa pursuits
fsquife To- BID festufed with ntellier care
How Gun tis proper attention bs given j
iliHth when all OUT energies srss required,
III they would III, torsffy ol i ofa ii
,vafi what wuull become Of ear eodiuiafca
mud Whers Nl'l1fd oisf products fui 4
i%narset, If oar vessels Were luoistantiy
liable 10 ea ptllre md ttle ports If tbp most
populoiis eol1iitriaa u tie world elDsed
e ns7 We lrava enough 10 attend u ii
home Uirtfie policy IA 10 Espp our eyes
there, being cotlstAnIt III our s~nslsavofst .
keep Oh ~ we hive stared. upotl tbe road
" prosperity and graattiassl And II people
II other l,afts of The world IRE dissntis-
fed with the government under which
they live, we lave territory enough to
furnish homes i,r Them d ne large i liberty
III any would wish fufi Id tlls. enjoy
lneit Of which we have stfsiigth enough
10 protect them agaitist every emergency
JIis1sfto We hays lpsstf peak iug slnsruly
Upon the course our GUverlinant should
ptlfstie-wlHs The individuals of s,sit
country tiuy zee prpper 70 ID, i 4 niditsf
eutifsIy Under tlleir own eentrol4 Certainly
WE wWutlld be nrluIlg The last 70 ~a1vugpts
the doetfIne Tint they should BE- yoiaelsas
iron Che sllbiaqE, They must fIei did
fael dasply towards fin result q any such
undertaking. Ias theqi. gfalify tlieir rel
inga. LEI ttlsln raise a iirgs 4 fund ns they
caii ferl The promotion ef' tls caiase-fett
them a. individuals 81 aud isslItf yr III
bhf lei not The 1atioh liz eHbfvilsd d
wars Of which III man can see tlla end,
Wtisli nothing but ptllantropliy calls 'ief
~, aud 1T Ills time particularly, when Ill
orr resources are wanted at home.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

fy~ we have received Tie last n'inalies
III tl,e Cincinnati All Union, Thisis one
III The enterprises which should BE eSteis
.ively ~patronised by MI ola ees Of our
people. How does Il lMpr~n thai we
receive Il 80 irregulerlyf WIN the editors
allsnl 10 that
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
Eraeh Arriv

IN MussfbiAn corner III Laurel IND Thru ~
IA Il has Just Eseeiyed Il hhe assortment IL tssons
Ifestluaiafy Fss6 ffth, CsftIisIs, liquors, Ae., ~.
seieatHu with tafe iflnl new Importation, ahiena.
kaIsois n I ssd whols Boxes and Ii tArflss
e1ssf'1 t'ii puffaat1 Oranges and Lemons,
Curse sJsllf, 1Ajube basts,
Primes ~ Iahsy boxes, ians md barrels.
Tfui's u their own juee, vi Pears, psstAlas
straw befrl5s pliilIs, pfttes, Apfie0fs Ia, Ne,
Presefve1 Fftifss We Pine aDbIs. anBle, 5fss.
l1tehfAt glatt4S yQAgg Ql3af .fe15tss I'll,
nlfaii1y fftiils. vz Uhafy Affle5faa, Kas oranges
III sIa Rsl alsaelaf aailssallssd RsAsAas, 81 taas
ul a1sa,lsls "A A'rsrisr IplfS plr.s ~
A 4 ssailsty VI Kslsiap and sAhtsA
S~ardinahI *bSt1fssA tsdkefs axsi6joN A~nat.sf.s
tr, Ac. SNtsat Oil III sFioIe sna bottles
English Dairy md Wastnytt tihsbsa. I5asbsbs
aIid floll nattef; Alfnohds,E Ia. TNatNEhfsdhff iHIgaf.
htewafts double refined Iluaf sugar. FfYhetI md
KentnsAy Musianf4ttadt IlpoWdars Siaalstou,
Orange asd ether fittsfs Atss4pils barauladin
ass,s ss.s s'Ia a ss'ssss' W AZ ,s' a.,s,, | , n M
vine ; i supurior article BAY Wasef, MusfflhtlfiHf
essence Orange watsr. lie finest kFeiIdsa II
e hampsishes sherry, MADEIRA astl Fort 1NIi)pxts II
buttlrss Asupefiof article Of Bfafdy and 1fiah
whiskey-Maples superior LyertpuMoi .AAle III hstf
beitlss--Uissts Cahaiss Nisilsreias ssysllnsy-
sa1vaaufs, entl gthef fav0fite brands 81 4
Playing eafls-4Tife efaeksf1 hid ffs wolff
Fancy stexee, Mgs Dr. 3fgs MI
ii wedding paftiss, balls and ~1oifsss, served at
short notice.
Pound. fruit, and spsnsB cakes fakes Nj
Aaniset By the barre, assptied syrsp1s 81 tbe
galleh-ths tfads Supplied iii .Iitefal terms.
Aid The finest assdttngant pfs candies, With
everything 10 iii lias inte aded III fnees ihs vvAhis
u his ffisiss aaa sast0snefss asg 2Osf |.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

The lnefnbers oF the Washington Fife
CaMnapv, Nali are hereby ordered 10
syusrt nt the Envlns i,pnse, this evening
sf4 o'aleek Al attend \ washing.
Az erlpr of w Il Pike, Fireman.
q a. lion. Secretary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

The iuclcmcney D fthe weather proven.
ted the rarity given by this geatlema.
from bclng as well attended as we could
have wishea, All however who were
there amused themselves much, aud ex.
pressed themselves highly rleashd. MI
Bsans Ii accomplished In his art and Is .
desirable acquisition ID our city. W. wish
him every FuceeSB.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
tIAnuIaD.

On Tuesday evening The 1oih inst. bssiIN Rev
FatIsr LaY6e. MIR. AFFIXED MOftGET II
Miss MARGARET 4 I'YguRN M NJ ihl'
Parish.
on ihs It'll insf, BY z. "A. Walker, j. Y. Mi
Vim. ]. rtsat ~ Miss GA4nsafar 1ita, Ill q
THIS Parish. sss sasss
Orrthe fsli1 Inst, hy tha fsav. Mr.. fJrershaw'
MfsJANas \. AitAas u Mise MAar DaseAs ~
eis Tits psfish.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20
nKp Rivrn.-Tue Alexandra RepuJ
iiSalH 81 the 9th. rays:

The river Il NJ . stand here. TIL
NOW about tive feet above low water
There III i rise Of fifteen feet reported II
boles bit we know not whether IL Ii true,
I'Ae l,oats above tie falls have commenced
running agnin."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1851-12-20

10 conceal them; lte boldly says they are
iflseparably coafiacted with Tie freedom of
bis natiive Iana. nor does lie hesitate now
10 say thai the United States ars looked
10 fof assistance, and support Hs does
not NY that te wishes fot troops md
menus % fght with Hungary againat Aus
Ilfia but he wishes aud expects that M
should stand 81, ready 70 step n and pre.
vent any inte1ferance On The past of Knsz
SD, Of aayotlier power which may WITH
10 take sides with Austria. Ills II I
mere political move, for IL knows that
Russia will interfere. and that then. netting
PIP q ths pledge he y seeking VI sxtesi
Fosnu q, We viii ~ obilged tecoase ". IVA
viii our lsreat foiee. ana IIqaasncet tf
iisp tas seals, ueig dawn NY opposiiiiifoaI.
I'LL secure tue indepaadaneofS III conn
l E
NJ sls nos wlsls ii sttsf into / al.u
s'on| apoa ths rssalt q Iais szpsiAtqlsn
We wiElalot sxanlise t.e 4uss Nbeih@
81 na1lhs unissll stateas esszs sssisssd ~
la oaldElsseptl,s xIsols d ka ro
did I'LL II 1t sske Il Isf Kns ss
coaId, TN aalasskion II st
conld volsaatee III II with safsky a. aSax|
sun iassIsatIpas Mi Pfa &
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
$50 E:.: - i Sc;

80 - E5 - rs
Winter Arrangement-om and after Aion.4v, Dec, 2
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS F,51ows
Leave Worcester at 1880 am. and 49O pm.
Leave Norwich at 645 am. and r. NJ
STEAM BOAT TRAIN
The Steamboat Train will leave Allyns Point everv nam
ng except Monday, at about O'CLOCK for Boston diract
Returning Will leave Wor every EveBing except SUNDAY
| at 7.05. 4''
! FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester At & diam
Freight Tram with passenger car attached vii
leave Norwich for Worcester BIS pm stopping AT vi
Way Stations on the Road. - "
| TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER wrT,1y
Boston Worcester R.R at 1890 am: 345 10 20 nm
Western $40 am: & 5o y ~,
| Providence & Wor 7l5 IL am Ann f'
| Wor. d Nashua, 6.45 IL M a IN n m
The connection with the earliest Trains out of Worce
ter is formed by the Steamboat Train.
GT Trains connect at Norwich with the Hartford Provi
dence and Fshki Railroad and the New London Win
mantle and Palmer Railroad.
GBExPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at II m arriving
New York next morning. -
An Baggage must be delivered the Baggage Master NJ
other person authorized to receive before the Pasup
takes his seat in the cars
Baggage will not be taken include money merchandise
nor other articles than those of personal se and when
higher value than Fifty Dollars notice must be given of ha
net and an extra price paid, the COMPANY will NOT bo
self liable beyond that amount.
NO baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
NO smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars or DeDot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
JOEL w. WHITE, President
Dec' o. I09o' dWu N. d w. r. r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13

FIRE INSURANCE.
conway Fire Insurance Co., Conway, Mass.
INCORPORATED APRIL 10, 1919
WIS Company insures property in two classes desgna
zee as class No one and class No. two the accounts
OF which are kept separate books there being no connec
ton othr than that the business each nde the super
vision OF the board OF directors thus giving the pub
nc the advantage OF two insurance companies. with the ex
pense Of one Office
LOSSES IN ONE CLASS
can In no way affect funds of the other as the statute
provides that each class shall shall pay its own losses
Class No Is confined TO farmers buildings, detached
dwellings and their contents in villages.
c,..N ( Win embrace property OF hazard
CLASS NO. description erciuding that of an extra haz
(ardOus character.
The Directors
Feel justified in recommending this Institution to fine con-
ndence OF the public pledgng themselves that every effort
On 'heir part shall be to continue its prosperity.
IN establishing of premiums special care has
oeen taken to avoid We are and expect to
continue dividend paying company, and to deserve the
confidence OF the public by doing business favorable
dealings
This Company nsures dwellings and other buildings.
Whe process of building, favorable terms other
wen established institutions
Board OF Directors.
James s. Whitney, Conway.
Asa Rowland,
Horace Hubbard, s
Franklin Childs
GARDINER Dickinson, rs
T. II. Hamilton,
Henry w. Cushman, Bernardston.
Hart Leavlt, Clarrmont.
Lewis Rodman. Williamsburg.
j. H. Whitney, Sheburn Falls
Wait Dement,, Ashncld.
Daniel FELTON,, South Deerield
JAMES s. WHITNEY, President
X. ~ HAMILTON, 1TesUrer.
rtH DAVID g. ROGERS, Secretary.
Or once in Wa II. Baker's Ware Rooms, Main stree,
j"n7.eoi'f c. HOLLAND, Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express,

czsnam. VI HE subscriber continues TO run TIE Elk
4ezzateeF PRESS between Boston and worcester for
efse the safe transmission Of Packages Bundles Bank
- Notes, Specie and Merchandise generally,
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying collecting and neso
taxing notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling mer
:aidize, produce, ETC.
Ali packages must be directed 10 his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property entrusted
case and risk is assumed by the Boston and or
ester Rail Road Company
Packages by this ae forwarded from Worcester to sa
en- Newbury port Tnnnton Fall River, and New Bedfor
so, to Portland, and all parts OF Maine.
Orders free for goods be returned by this Express
OFrfcEs.-- HARNDEN 81 CO.'S Office, Court Street
tnsfon; J. II. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main Street
Feb 25 diff 4. 81 LEONARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
Barrett's DYe-House.

No. I4O Washington street, Boston.
THE Oldest and most extensive in New Enpiand.J
LIVERY description OF goods dyed and finished in the
IA style that has given this establishment the
Tor hty years past Having the lead in this business IN
propretos mean to retain it. by keeping advance OF ali
others In the beauty and excellence Of their work md
moderate charges. MARTIN X. WILLIAMS, Agent
Central Block, l27 Main street, Worcester.
docIO-3moe - ''SA'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
LIGHTl LIGHTt

He handsomest, cheapest and best article for I;rbt
(now in use) IS hiarshs Patent OIL This is a new In
yention but IL now very extensively by the public
This Oil composed entirely Of vegetables and contain.
some six or eight parts The whole forms body III an
pearance) like Clarified Sperm OIL but burns with mn ri
more brilliant fame for expense from one fourth 10
hall cent per hour, with lamp. S
The above is for sale ut A r. Newtons Fos,a, s,oa,
Opposite the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot1
" N. b. Mr. N is the only Agent for Worcester
feb3-dWG eff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
Dissolution of Copartnership.

THE Arm heretofore doing business under the name
and stye Of q. A. d r.. HARRINGTON, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The busess will be con
tinued BY CHARLES A. HARRINGTON, who In herein
authorized TO settle all business Of the late 6rm
CHARLES A. HARRINGTON
.,.x.s..y Z. EBE6EZER HARRINGTON
Worcester, March :, 1851 niass-dwsvis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
SAMUEL C. WHITE.

No "a Washington Square, near Western K. r. Depot
Dealer In Paint, Dye stuffs, Window Glass,
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.,
CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale, wholesale and
J retail.
Philadelphia White Lead, d. y and ground.
Linseed Oil Coach Varnsh, Furniture do.
Paris Green, extra quality, Spirits Turpeniine.
Japan, Patent Dryer, article.
French, Yellow, Red Lead and Leharge.
Venetian Red German and American Window Glass
Artists and House Painters Tools and colors-a com
plete assortment of every description.
mara dw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
GILL VALENTINE. Surveyor.

las taken Room, No. "a Front ST. opposite the City
Hall, and respectfully solicits continuance Of favors
HE'S agent for the american Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and will attend to applications in that lire.
He also intends to keep general Agency Office and per
sons wanting help will be supplied, and situations will bt
procured Tor those in want on reasonable terms Keep
ers OF Boarding houses by having their Registered
viii be supplied with boarders and persons wishing foI
Board, will be recommended to good Boarding houses
AS desirable that this Office should acquire and siis
tain good repnation expected that who desire
10 place through its agency will come well recommended
Ienements let rents collected Bills made Books Posted
and writing in general attended to- and almost anv Lawful
business Except catching fugitive slaves will be ATTENDED
to, in preference to dleness.
Worcester, Jan. T. an9-ltf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
For Sale.

ia A NEW and convenient Dwelling House, thorough
TIA IA ly finished with the hest materials and pleasant
ly situated on the height of land thecorner of Graf
ton and Elizabeth Street, commanding beautiful view OF
the city, and formerly occupied by Lewis E. JOY
Also, go House Lots near the same. The Lots con-
tain about 1000 feet of Land and will be sold low
as to come within the of many who have been
able to buy large lots
credit viii be given to suit purchasers Plan of the
Lots can be seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Their information call upon T. w. BANCROFT, or
Nov Is deof A NJ MERRIFIFJp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
Fitchbrg and Worcester Railroad.

&sa -
TRAINS leave Worcester for Fchburg in connection
with the Worcester and Nashua trains every day en-
cept Sundays, at '' S"' "a
GAS and III A. NJ, and at l0PM
RETURNINo-Leave Fitchburg at
620 A. NJ, IL. 30 and 5.45PM
The shortest and most direct Railroad route hot w.
cester Mass and Burlington, VT is by the WAY ~ r;
burg, Bellows Falls and Rutland This route Is c
miles shorter than aly other. '' -'"'
Ihe next shorter ronte is by the way of Fchburc
oMS TINS WINDSOR White River Junction, ard Montne
ier This route is 20 miles shorter than any Other
The one mentioned above, and is 30 mules eoe
other route to all stations the Vermont Central n p
sumpsic River Railroads. ~ anu ray
Passengers going by either Of these routes by the o
ION orcester have an hour Ftch6urC in whicI
70 get breakfast. Those going in the II O'Clock I,s s
Worcester have fifty minutes at Ftehbure NJ din , iron
for tea ''J MINUTES 10 stol
hsIURSino-Passengers who arrive at Fitcbburp nv The
~ O'CLOCK vi train, have time to get dinner and ,hes.
arrive in the minutes past O'Clock p NJ train have ,m
70 get Tea and arrive at Worcester eary as by any h
route. The early train from Fchburg arrives in
Yer ~ season tor the New York train via Sprinsaeid n
me las' IRAN IN season for the New ork train via
Nov IL, 1850. ~ VI" ~ orwicA|
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

0Ece Nos. & 10 Fools Building, Springfield, Bass
NHls ASSOCIATION oganzed Oct lst, l649, and
was the first OF the kind organized in the United
states and is the only purely Mutual Health Association
now IN operation. 1t is managed by its members and has
now an accumulated Cash Capital Of $l3,0CO
Guaranty Capital $4,000
Rates of annual deposits for members under fifty years
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
WATERS HAIR DYE.

E1E great and easing demand for Hair Dye and the
difficulty of procu ring ARTICLE, hasinduced the
subscribers to exper ment until they have succeededm
manufacturing Dye that surpasses other new in use
The advantages over other kinds are tha' the
application perfectly simple, the Hair requires no pre-
vous preparation. 1t is entirely free from any unpleasant
Smells and does no c2ae, crock, or wash out.
1t does not like rdinary Hair Dye, leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dryDess of the hair but at the same tine thai
IFS color chang it retains its natural usre and soft
Instead of urng the hair it tends in great degree
to strengthen swh and prevent its falling out Gen
temen who have lair and whiskers Of lighter color, will
lind very easy match the and those whose hair has
crown premaurely grey, ii its original beau
~ and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye
use +. WATERS.
June % eodtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-13
COFFIN MANUFATORY

---EI@s7=zz---- DEADY MADE COFFINS of all
IT, z55===z==zz] III sizes and kinds, constantly ON
5zs--y-zs=azss7 hand at the Mandatory and Wal
-@<zzzazsassSS Room, No. Mechanic Street
pposite the Norwich Railroad Depot
1TCotn Plates furnished short notice Sections and
others in the country invited call and examine fo
themselves.
Also, at the above named place, Shop Joiner work
n all its eIsnchesccouners Tables Desks, Show Gases
0-r Also, all other kinds Of general jobbng
Worcester, Nov 5, 1850 eod&w wifi w. NJ. CURLY