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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26
Great FaiIure Of

ISAAC H. UPTON & 0.,-Waldo Block.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, BON
NETS RIBBONs& MILLINERY ARTI-
Giles, 80 BE CLOSED OUT At RETAIL!
SALE COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
MARCI2Ghs, 1851, WHICH WILL SETTLE
TIE GREAT QUESTION!
'Vhen ,sae an UPTON eyer known to fafI3"
TIVE Great and Far-Famed store ofIsA4CH UPTON &
co, Waldo Block which has been closed will reopen
on wednesday morning March Goth when the entire stock
to purchasers, us the affairs must be closed up
THIBETs, ALAPACAs, CANTON CLOTHs, ALE
PINES, d LYoNEsE CLOTHS,
of every shade and quality be found in this stock
RICH CIIANGEABLE, STRIPED, & BROUADE SILKS,
Of the newest styles Elegant all Wool
De LANES and Cashmeres.
Usual styles of De LANES, very fine and co nmon Cling
hams Prints, Flannels, Blankets Quilts Checked Cam
brics &c, &c.
Rich Cashmere Long and Square sIIAWLs, with very
large assortment of
Bay State Long shaWls.
manufactured expressly for their sales by their friend
Samuel Lawrence Esq, of the Bay State Mills.
OF BoNNETS, RIBBONS. and LACE GOODS, weneed
say nothing The well earned reputation of this Store
SPEAKS Tor ITSELF The Bmnets all OF the latest Spring
Stylts with an endless variety of Ribbons, Cambria and
ace EGgngs, Collars and Capes, which will be closed cut
without regard to
u Extra statesmen will be EMPLOYED so as to give al!
cce at the bargains. The will positively be closed
every day from IL to O'clock in order arrange the
for the afternoon sales.
n Merchants and Miners wishing to buy goods bv the
quantity, will coner favor by calling early in the fore
~ To give eclat to this SALE we need only to mention
that will he conducted under the immediate supervision
of the late proprietor
, mar24d ISAAC H. UPTON.
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To THE HONORABLE SENATE HOUSE REPRE-
sENTATIvEs COMMONWEALTH MAssACHU
SETS, INGENERAL Court ASSEMBLED.
d ESPECTFULLY show the undersigned inhabitants of
~ Brookfield and South BrOokfeld in the County of
W0T.er. that the division line bet ween the towns of
Brooked and North Brookfed passes through that village
of East Brookfeld called in such
great inconvenience to the inhabitants of the village, espe
cialy in respect the maintenance Of Schools Where
fore they pray that the division line aforesaid may be
changed begin the Old Post Road leading Brook
field, little North OF what is called the Wcut MILL and
to thence South n degrees 80 minutes East three hun
dred and seventy rods to stone monument in the line
of Brookfed and North Brookied established, in
Guiding thereby within the Of Brookfed hundred
and three of land now lying in North BTookfeld
And they pray that said land and the Inhabitants dwelling
thereon may be and become part of the Town and
Inhabitants of Brookfed and in duty bound will ever
pray. GEORGE FORBES, and others.
North Brookfeld January 80. 1851.
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I'm Basement of Nos. 81 . Piper's Block.
Mart Dnn, Cna,fh II 9 HILL

Z HE Subscribers have resumed business in the above
Spacious Saloon, which they have ted up with all
the improvements of day. and with such convenences
the public accommodation demands.
Their Cooking apparatus is of latest and best
structcn the establishment is literally supplied with
pure spring waller, and every part lighted with gas.
Their reputation has long been established keepers of
Eating House, and they will be ready ut all hours
furnish parties individuals with such refreshments
may be desired.
New York Oysters constantly hand and furnishedn
any quantity TO order.
Fruit Of all kinds Nuts and Confectionery of the best
quality, will always be found at their establishment.
II Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto received
they respectfully solicit its continuance from their friends
and the public. SPUR < LEWIS.
fehlS-dwis3me.
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Steam Mil at Auction,

THE subscriber will sell his Steam MILL Central S.
l. TUESDAY, April LIST, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the
premises.
The lot contains 1900 feet of land The main building
is SO by so feet stories high, with L IL by IS.
Blacksmith shop, 80 by 40 feet do u by 80 feet
good Steam Engine of 20 horse power all in good repair
The above sale VIII afford opportunity to those
who wish to purchase Machine Shop central location
where machinery can be forwarded by Railroad every
direction Possession given the LIST day of July
For further particulars enquire of BENJAMIN f. HEY
WOOD, l47 Main street. OF
t. w. BANCROFT, Auct.
Worcester, Mar 49, 1851. marl8 dwtAl
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Front Street Store Lots.

NHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front st.
North of the Salem street Church, extending on Front
street about 10 feet and bounding East on Tumbull st.
and West ON street. is offered for sale in lots 10
suit purchasers Its average depth is over 70 feet.
Tie lots will be sold such terms as TO render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing to build stores
for their or to let.
mar25dG FRANCIS DEWEY: Zlo MAN ST.
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate at Auction

Executors Sale Of Real Estate at Auction.
MILL be sold by order of Executor on the premises
w Friday March 28h, the Real Estate recently
cuped by Edward b. Rice deceased situated the Sonh
side street. consisting of lot containing about 1900
square eet, and genteel Dwelling iosse.
Also lot on The North side OF Thomas On the
same is large double Brick House, Barn, Blacksmiths
Shop, &c., occupied by NJ. L. Brock, and others.
Also estate Pine street, containing about $4,000
square feet lately occupied by widow Lucy p Hastings
Likewise, Horse, Wagons, Sleigh, Harness, Buffalo
Robes and other personal property the house Park
street. Sale to commence Park street 10, on Thomas
street H. and tine street at % O'clock Terms made
known at the time and place of sale.
For further particulars enquire of
ISAAC DAVIS, Executor, or
Worcester, March H. 1851. 5. w. SELBY & Co,
mar 2-w3t Auciioneers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26

FORESTER IS. Probate Office, March 10, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of LYSANDER
FLAGG, LUCRETIA o. FLAGG, MARY H. FLAGG AID
ALINE P. FLAGG, and ISABELLA p FLAGG, minors,
children of ST EPHEN FLAGG late of Boyon, deceased
Greeting.
VOU are cited TO appear at Court of Probate be
Il holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of April
next to show why License should be granted
Nahum Flagg upon the Petition of the Guardians sell
the whole Of the Real Estate of said minors ed
said Petition for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
thereof interest for their benefit
marl9-dlT2M* CHAS G. PRENTISS, Reg.
W0rceSter Probate Office, Mar. IS, 1851
To all persons interested In the Estate of NANCY
CARTER, late of Berlin deceased GREETING.
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
l. holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of Aprl
next, to show why the Instrument which pnrports
TO be the last Will and Testament said deceased, and
codicil thereto should not be approved.
CHAS. G. PRENTISS Register.
arl5-dlS2M
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts !.

In SENATE, Feb. 10, 1851
ON the Petitin aforesaid Ordered, That the Petitioner
~ cause aesed copy of said Petition, with this order
thereon be served upon the Clerks of the
field and North Brookeld and published in the Daily Wor-
Spy six times said service to be days. and the
last of said publications he three days least before
eighth day of April next, that all persons interested
then pear and show cause, if any they have, why the
Prayer Of said Petition should not be granted.
Sent down for concurrence. C. L. KNAPP, Clerk.
In the House Of Representatives, Feb. 90, 1851.
Coucured. LEWIS JOSSELYN. Clerk,
true copy, Attest
c. L. KNAPP, Clerk Of the Senate.
mar20-d6t
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Notice.

NOL!C6,
THE members Of the Worcester County Horticultural
4 Society hereby notified that meeting of said So
ciey will be holden the Office OF the State Mutual Life
Assurance Company, on Wednesday, March 26h. at 10
A. NJ, to hear Report of the Committee appointed 10
build Hail. and to thereon and any other
business that may lawfully come before the meeting
Per order, JOHN GRAY, Sec'y.
Worcester. March r. 1851. marl2-dw26
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CHEAP ENOUGH.

Daniels & Co., at the Cottage Store,
MO. 10 Main ST., selling off their of BOOTS
~ and SHOES, for Thirty Days, reduced price, tc
make room for their Spring Stuck
Ladies' Kid Shoes, good article, for so cents.
A first rate article for 90
Fine Kid EXcelsiors, $I,O0
Beautiful En- mel Excelsiors and Buskns. Ito
Velvet Cloth and other Shoes, very cheap
Gents Cali Shoes, $500
Calf Pegged Boots, from 50 to SOD
French Calf Pegged Boots, 800
Calf Sewed Boots, $50
Cali Congress- from So to 200
This is opportunity for those in want of Boots
Shoes An early call will secure good bargains.
marl7-df
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To Let,

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March 20, 1851
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN P.
HAIL. late of Uxbridge, deceased, GREETING.
OF are cited to appear Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of pri next
TO show cause why The first rendered by Lewis
Hail. the Administrator of his administration of said Els
tate should not be allowed and balance hands de
creed to the widow.
mar2l-dlF2M CHAS. G. PRENTISS Reg
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Notice.

TTNE members Of Torrent Fire Association requested
to meet at their room in Exchange Building on Thurs
day, March 21tl at o'clock, P NJ.
N'' D.. arIar marE5-d4t
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DEDICATION AT WORCESTER.

TIME newly erected House of Worship, belonging to the
Congregation in Worcester, under the of Rev. Mr.
II L. will be dedicated WEDNESDAY, 26th instant
z O'clock P. NJ.
The Sermon by the Pastor Also, services in the evening
commencing at O'clock by the Rev Dr. HALL, of Prov
dencc nlar25-d2t
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VOU cited to appear a Court of Probate to be
IL holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of April
next, to show why the first rendered by
Hor Haman the Executor of his administration of said
Estate, and his claim creditor should lie allowed
mar2l-dlF&2M CHAS G PRENTISS. Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26
Snectacles.

DPNVVt4N1usj
OF every description usually kept by Jewelers. at prices
~ from 25 cents to $40. Also,
JUSTLY CELEBRATED PERIsCoPIC q GALvANIC,
the very best and invented, at the
old place of the subscriber, No 29 Main street, doors
South OF the American Temperance House.
marl7-d2w&w2m Il. ii. PUTNAM.
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P EW s at Auction

TENHE Pews in thenew Church of the Second Parish in
i Worcester, Che Rev MIR HIPS will be offered for
sale att ubc Auction the Chu Oh thursday the 9Th
inst, O'Clock, A NJ.
All persons owning pews in the old Church the time
Of the fire. requested present the evidence of the
to GEORGE w. WHEELER. Parish Clerk
mar )-65
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THoMPsON & cos WESTERN Ell

MI Messengers Notice. n \
Worcester, IS. March "a, 1851
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester has this day issued
rant against the Estate of WILLIAM TOOMBS, Of
Boylson Laborer nsolyent debtor and the payment
any debts, the delivery of any property belonging
said nsolvent debtor, to him for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said msoven debtc
will be held Court of Insolvency, the Office Of sale
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, the 9tt
day of April next ten O'Clock IT. the forenoon for
proof odebts and to choose assignee assgnees his
= state. DAY, ID. s., y
mar2o-d5twH Messen or.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26

CUMBERLAND
i-Bituminous Coal.
FROM THE " FROSTBL RG MINES" MD.
'FIE undersigned prepared for the dev
cry OF the above Coal the coming season. slpboard
at Alexandria and Baltimore, at ports New England.
The acknowledged superiority of this Coal for steam and
general manufacturing purposes rom experiments
y made) and the low price at which it is offered,
ders desirable and economical now in use.
GEO. BENT & CO.,
Agents for the FrOstburg Coal Coz
marl2-dslm-2dw2m No. Central wharf,
Boston.
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To Landlords.

THE subscriber wishes to hire for year. neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached, and willing to pa,
any reasonable rent Tor the same Address, through the
Postollice HENRY NJ PAINE
Worcester, March II, 1851 marl3-dtf
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Shanghaa EGGS.

MAY be obtained through the at the store of
NA o. CONVERSE,
nal l9-d4WN 246 Main ST.
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Wanted, about the 1st Of April.

Situation Salesman Accountant other light bu
"A siness, by of steady habits, and wiling
work. Enquire at "a Front st. marl2-dtAI |
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Just Received,

Oily tons Herkmer County Cheese, of very superior
y quality, for sale low by l. BUGBEE,
mdr25-llw Under 2i6 Main street.
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Central Lumber Yard,
New and Beautiful Embroideries, at
CHAMBERLAIN & cos,

M have within the past week opened the most exten
w sve and elegant assortment of
EMBRoIDERIEs & LACE GOODS
offered in this city. We would mention as particular
y desirable,
REAL VALENCIENNES LACE COLLARS & CUFFS
Elegant Paris Wrought Muslin Collars Cnfs, Cheme
zettts Slerves and other nice Enbrodees, including the
beautiful MANDARIN SLEEVE, an entirely new style.
EMBROIDERED LACE CAPEs, BERTuAs AND
SLEEVES,
in great variety, aud very low prices. gsS7E :.
EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMBRIA CoLLARs,&
UNDER HANDKERCIIIEFs
n new and very desirable article.
BREAKFASF COLLARS.-Very pretty Embroidered
Mourning Collars with Cuffs. Do. do LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS
Dimity and Muslin Bands,
and variety of other and choice Embroideries to
geiher with full Edgings and Laces incl
ding one carton REAL THREAD EDGINGS at great bar
gains, at
mar25-d6twtf CHAMBERLIN & cos.
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Bonnet Glut
Shaving Brushes.

O&AotAA1
large VARIETY of the above this day opened Also on
hand the best Razor Strops Shaving Soaps, DC, for
;ale very low by l.. T. LAZEI4I, Apothecary,
mar20-dwis3w NO. ZOl MAN 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26

FE'HE large and valuable Cellar under the Agricultural
Ware House and Seed Store, hch used for the
sale Of Produce &c. Empire No. 246 Main street.
Worcester Mar. 81, 1851. OTIS CONVERSE.
Tuar2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26

Thermometers,
{ VI various sizes, for sale by l. 7. IAZELL,
~ mar2u-dwis3w Apothecary, pol Main ST.
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READ THE PAPERS!

READ THE PAPERS!
Men who each degree,
Must, of course. the papers see.
Whatsoever lot we choose,
We can't exist without the news.
Dear to air and light,
Is he news INTO our sight;
stop the papers, and
Would beset the race of man.
Peers and princes, merchants, diapers,
Could not exist without the papers.
There read of gains and lossis,
Great success and awful crosses:
Some bankrupts, some are rising,
With rapidity surprising;
But of all in modern time,
Ever praised in prose rhyme,
None have made great a name,
In the lists of trading fame:
None worthiy have striven,
None such satisfaction given,
As MaeuIIar, who has made
Himself the wonder of his trade
Seek his store and you shall find
All the best Clio hing of its kind;
Fit for all ranks in the land.
Everything you may demand,
You'll there find ready your hand.
Macullar, Williams & Co.
Dealers i'm Custom Ready Made Clothing
STORES NO. 2 PIPERs BLOCK, CLOTHING BAZAI
AND AT THE CITY CLOTHING STORE,
marll-dwtf 172 MAIN ST.
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To Rent.
Ito Let.

4 ROOM over the Store Of tie subscriber, 238 Main
! "A Street. marjdistf II. AYERS.
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Wool.

To Let-Possession given April LIST
- THE building formerly occupied for Card Mann
HUI factory, consisting of a very large square room,
With large attic-a two story building, well light
ed with a finished basement cellar. Also good barn
adjoining, suitable for stable shop situated on Front
street. Enquire of e. SOUTHWICK
Worcester, Mar II, 1851. 1arlSdistf
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, March A, 1851.
To all persons interested in Estate Of ROGER STE
VEINS, late of North Brookfed, deceased,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-03-26
For Sale.

For Sale at Bargain.
FIE subscriber offers for sale good Hack Terms sv
4 and price low. Apply to JAS. NJ. SIMONDS, No. IS
Front street, at the Boot shop of WIN. A. DRAPER d
co. marI9-d3w+
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Wanted,

81 D00 on mdoubied security. Enquire of
~ sCOO mar2l-du w. & A. BROWN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

NEW YoRK. Apnlis-pM
There has been a fair demand IN the Cotton
market to. day, and 400 bales have been sold at
steady prices. We still quote Middling Upands
at lie.
Pork has advanced, and TO day sales have been
made at SIS 25 for mess, and Sl2 50 for
prime.
The Collins steamer Baltic sailed to-day for Liy
erpool, with one hundred and fifty Thousand dol
lars i'm specie, and Two hundred passengers Among
the latter are The Commissioners from the United
States TO the London Industrial Exhibition
The steamer America is believed TO have reached
Halifax, but the wires at the East are now down,
and we can get no information through.
WAsHIssros, April I6
Gen. A. J. Donelson, the editor of the
Union, has published his opening address. He de-
cares that he will maintain the Compromise mea.
sures, he considers their support, at this time, a
standard of patriotism, and that he will never al
low his paper 10 BECOME the organ OF any comb
nation OF aspiring individuals.
CINc1xsAr1 Wednesday Evening, April I6
Jenny Lind has arrived hese, and will give five
grand concerts during her stay. The tickets for
her first sold auction, when the prize ticket
brought five hundred and seventy-fve dollars, and
the net proceeds of the concert are nearly twenty
thousand dollars. The greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls concerning her, She goes from this place to
Wheeling, where she will give concert, and
proceeds thence directly East, without visiting any
of the Lake cities.
The river here is yet stationary. delta.
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, April l6, p. NJ.
Flour So DO. Sales of 150, 600 shoulders, in dry
salt, at &c. Raw whisky advanced Is to lS!c.
At Pittsburgh, on the 10Th, the river rising
LOUISVILLE, April 16.
Gen. Scott left last night the steamer Belle
Key for New Orleans.
Pork is held firmly at S13 50-shoulders &C.
clear sides 81.
BALTIMORE, April 16.
The Brother Jonathan sailed to-day for Chagres
The National Intelligencer publishes lettel
from the Commissioners to the Worlds Fair stating
that each article pays two dollars customs duties
TPicayune.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

RATE OF INTEREST IN New YoRK.-On the
7th inst in the Senate, the bill relating to the in
terest Of money passed the Committee of the
Whole, and was ordered to a third reading, in the
following form:
Sec. l. Prescrlbes the rate of interest at seven
per cent. Sec. is us follows: No contract or
assurance for the payment of money hereafter
loaned or executed, wherein or whereby greater
rate of interest is reserved taken, or received or
agreed to be taken, and as allowed by the prece
ding sectiOn shall therefore be rendered void but
whenever, in any action brought in such contract
or assurance, II shall appear upon special answer
to the complaint being made TO that effect that a
greater rate of interest has been directly or ind-
rectly taken reserved received than is allowed
by law, the defendant shall recover his full costs
and twice the amount of the whole interest re-
| served or taken, and the plaintiff shall have judg-
ment for the balance due, which shall remain after
deducting twice the whole amount of said interest,
and costs of suit Sec. provides that on the
question of unlawful interest having been taken,
1t shall be lawful for debtor creditor, ifrequested
| TO become Witness Sec 4 is as follows: Any
person receiving a higher rate OF interest than is
| allowed by the lst section of this act shall be
| deemed to hold the excess received as trustee
| for the creditors of The person persons paying
such excess, 10 be recovered by such creditor OF
creditors, at any time within three years from tn.
time of payment of such excess of interest. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

PosTPoNEMENT OF THE CALHOUN EULoGY.
General Hamilton has, with much propriety, post
poned the task of pronouncing the eulogy of the
late John c. Calhoun for which he was announced.
Extensive arrangements had been made to convey
people to Blufton from all parts of the State, and
expectation justly eager that the delivery OF
the eulogy would have congregated one of the
largest assemblages ever known in South Carolina.
The disappointment and modification caused by
General Hamilton's postponement must have been
great therefore. How far more paralyzing must
that modification be, when the cause of the post
ponement is spread before the people of the Pal
metto State, shortly after they have read the Vir-
ginia Resolutions.
In beautiful letter addressed to Hon. VIM
Pope, Bluffton, Beaufort District, s. c., and datet
April 8, 1851, General Hamilton thus gives hi.
reasons for not pronouncing the eulogy:
"If | had addressed you, as it was anticipated
in discussing the principles and opinions of Mr.
Calhoun, as illustrative of his public life, shonl,
| have felt myself bound to have communicated al
important fact-that up to the period of his deatl
| he never contemplated the separate and ISOLATED
action of South Carolina, even on an exgency ST
| vehement and pressing in his opinion, as tn
admission of California. He looked alone to th
united and cooperative action OF Virginia, and
| majority of the cotton States. He never, for al
instant, cherished the idea Of devotng South Caro-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-18

EFFECT OF RAlLRoADs.-We take from the
correspondence of the Columbus (Ohio) Journal
the following interesting paragraph, concerning
the benefits railroads bring to the people. This
correspondence is dated Cleveland, April 2, 1851
"Our Forest City has walked up this spring
with renewed energy zeal and enterprise. We
feel the effects of our railways, in the activity they
have given to trade, and the facility they give te
travel. Last night, hear, our hotels were crowd
ed to overlooking, and the of travel, of large
black trunks and brown linen dresses, has not ye
arrived Railways create business-they pick il
up all along the road They take from the farmer
every thing he has to sell, and offer him ready
market and good price. Railways are excellen
friends to the husbandman, because they oheape,
the cost of transportation and whatever is save,
getting produce to market, goes into the pocket o
| the nroducer."