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R. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


Is acknowledged by the true men Of America to
be the quickest and most efectuaL remedy
for the cure Of pain aud the remoual
Of its cause. IN the World
is the warning given of the presence of disease,
ard the prosraton of the system To stop pain
instantly first great desidera then strengthen the
Gus energy so as enable system to ward of The attacks
of disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which expressly for the instant relief Of pain and
to and to the action Of the
ppaaf
y sna nH% anr Sy in every place as the
Neuralgia, Tic Douioureux, Sick and
Nervous Head che,
who have used weak and Intellectual ,emedks in vain.
@ - S.s
completely cured thsm 1t has stopped the excIuciang
in fifteen minutes. and cured the disease entirely twenty
four hours 1t has cured during application. Ii will
always stop the pain in five or ten minutes.
Neuralgia.
nv s ns %ns.s @ pas
will strengthen the nerves and rid the entirely from
Paralysis
or nervous pISos,iaioa Ss relax ton of the masces So
hours II thens, warms and every muscle
nerve and sinew in the system.
Pains In the Bones.
All pains and all aches eel its wonderful soothing and
STRENGTHENING niuence instantly the most severe
palns
Jumping Tooth ache.
II Will stop the most tantazng ooth ache few seconds
ms thousands OF citizens Nervous pains OF
Al Kinds are arrested in lew by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache.
w. cases cut Of 1000 will free from pain in Is minutes. and
hs s9aIls uss according TO directions will positively cure.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As beautifier of the SKIN.
s9pesses every thing the kind in the WORLD removes
hedness Pmpes, BiOtches, Pustules, letter. Rash II
eures salt kheum. Ring Worm, Sore Heads Sores Pnstu
ar Erup0ns impars health the skin and beauty to the
complexion Asa ursery and Toilet Soap, it beyond the
reach oi nVary and for Shaving purposes ID the best
use one cake OF Railway Soap will longer than thret
cakes OF the same size OF other Soap
the cheapest and bet soap the world Pr 70 cents
aIse cakes In engraved wrappers, and the OF H.
| Hadway upon each wrapper.
| THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
| is a beautiful head of LIrurtant Hair.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady Or gentleman VINO desire, beautiful article Z
nassan bami 1t possess many advaa atages all othe
hair ncs and preparatons Fist, the scalp iron
dahdrui gives Line and to the aud bulbs, vg
CRATES 10 healthy the of fe which to tn
har healthy root and forces the hair grow II cure
baldness, stops the hair rom failing out, makes i Tine
strong SOFT and glossy keeps from turning becom
Ing disco osd II Truly luxury dress the hair with tn
| delicious preparation.
| e-J~ eOld by j. WRIGHT & co.
api0 eod&W ly g. N. MORRISON.
A DVANCES-Liberal cash advances made O
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BETTER NEWS FROM THE LAFoURCHE.-To
the Ih'bodaux Minerva, of the 9th, we are indebted
Tor the two rather cheering paragraphs annexed:
" The Latourche after having reached higher
point than 1t has ever before attained, is slowly
recedlng at this place, which has had great ten
dency to shorten and restore smiles on many de-
spending faces"
The crevasse which announced in our las,
as having occurred at the plantation of Mr.. Ledet
has been stopped. The water has entirely sub.
sided from the submerged district and the sable
and daughters OF Africa, are again weedin
de cain and holm OBJ de corn"
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LARGE CARGO OF HEMP.-The fine Missouri
river packet Isabel went into the port of ST. Louis
on the Sd inst. with one thousand four hundred
and forty four bales of hemp on board. Some four
seasons since, the Tobacco Plant arrived there
with something over two thousand bales, which is,
we believe, the largest amount ever brought down
by any light boat. The Isabel's cargo is the
largest of this, or even last season.
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G0S! Gas! Gus.


A l.. SCOVlLLS PATENT Gas BURNERS
can be procured at n Poydras ST. up stairs The Pa
tent Gas Burner gives brilliant light aud il saving
compared with the old burners. proper person will be
fsl2 AR. BAKER CO.. .1ssats
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THE CONTINENTAL CoNGREss-hs ReHgtoats
n ,ot,g.--The odious twentieth rule, which has
r,ostJ such confusion in schools, does not
compare with the conduct of the old Congress.
This last body actually ordered the printing Of
twenty thousand Bibles on public account. We
copy from the report of the Maryland Bible Society
the following account:
8" In the year TIT, Committee was appointed
by Congress to consider the subject Of printing
edition of thirty thousand copies of the Bible King
James version, at the expense of the Government,
and that Committee finding this impracticable,
through the want OF types and paper, recommended
to Congress to orde the importation, at the pub
lie expense, of twenty thousand English Bibles
from Holland, Scotland, or elsewhere, into the
different parts of the United States to which
Congress acceded but finding from the circum-
of the war, that this could be done and
that there was individual who was disposed to
undertake the work Of printing an edition, Com
mittee appointed to superintend it; and having
attended to the duty assigned them, with the
assistance of the Chaplains of Congress, it was
resolved, that the United States in States, in
Congress assembled, highly approve the pious and
laudable undertaking subservent to the interests
Of religion and being satisfied of the care and
accuracy of the work, recommend this edition o
the Bible to the inhabitants OF the United States.
See Sournal Of Congress- September IL, 1777, and
subsequently. But the present century has wit
messed remarkable changes in this respect"
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UNION MOVEMENTS IN MIssIssIPPL-The Union
men Of Leake county, Miss, without distinction of
party, have called convention to assemble in
Carthage, on the 14th inst, to nominate candi-
dates for the fall elections. ....
The friends of the Union and the Constitution
had glorious rally in Canton, the county seat Of
faithful old Madison county, Miss, on Monday
last. Hon. II. S. Foote, and Gen. J. d. Freeman
addressed the assemblage.
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A DVANCES-Liberal cash advances made on
conslgnments of Cotton and other produce irend
in London, Liverpool and New York.
dA JOHN II. ELLIOTT & co. ~ Customhouse Ut.
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An Improvement that will be well appreciated
by all who have had experience in the cares as
we'll as pleasures of travelling, has just been made
in the arrangements of one railroad line in the State
of New York. The Rochester Ametican thus de.
scrhes il:
" For example take the delivery of baggage al
New York. Checks are given, and the hoiel or
residence of each passenger noted down. No atten'
lion is required on the part of the owners to secure
the delivery of the baggage They proceed al
once 10 their destinations, where their trunks arrive
nearly at the same time by the company's carriers
Those who have suffered The annoyance of wait.
ing the slow process of emptying a baggage car,
and the still greater plague of importunate hack
men VIII know how to appreciate this excellent
syslem.'
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THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcT.-Owing to
the high state of the water, his Honor, Judge Cush
man. has given orders for the adjournment of the
Court, in Avoyelles Parish, till the first Monday in
June, tina, being the regular erm of the Court
The adjournment is a judicious one, for although
the wateIa of both the Red and Mississippi Rivers
are lowering it would be cruelty itself to take the
people of that deluged district from their homes,
before they could have time to set them in order.
This it will take long time of aborious and disa.
greeabe labor to accomplish.
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The PoLITIcIAN's BIBLE.-Recent quotations
would seem to prove the existence of Bible diff
ferent from the common version. We have seen
number of passages, alleged to be from the Bible,
quoted by distinguished gentlemen, such as MEM
bers OF Congress, members OF State Legislature ,
governors Of States, etc, and upon examination we
can fnd no such passages IN any OF our copies. 10
accuse such gentlemen Of ignorance of the Bible,
would be presumption and arrogance in us, and be-
sides would subject us to the charge of nseddttng
qyith pokittcs. Nov, somewhat 6o0ktSb in
our tastes. With some labor have hunted up
various rare works. We have number Of versions
of the Bible. We have read, with great care, the
Koran and have looked over "Joe Smiths" Bible,
though we never saw the golden plates, with their
strange characters We should be glad to add to
our collection copy Of the Politicians Bible u
We have heretofore given passage, as quoted by
distinguished member of Congress from Indiana
and another by member Of the Illinois Legislature
To aid our readers in the search, we give an addi-
tional passage as quoted by Governor Bell, of Tex
as In his recent proclamation of Thanksgiving
in view OF the ten millions vote to Iexas, as wei
as for other causes, he says:
''In the beautiful and expressive language of the
Bible, The Winter of our discomfort is gone thu
rain is over and past; the time of the springing
the flowers is c0me and the voice of the turtle il
heard in our land"
The first part of this quotation sounds very mucl
like Shakespeare; but if the Politicians Bible
was in existence in his day, he may have been, a
some suspect he was, plagiarist At any rate
who can doubt that Gov. Bell knows the differ
ence between Shakespeare and the Bible! Nor ar
such questions limited to Indiana. Illinois, an
Texas. A distinguished politician Of Ohio, to forr
the climax of his anathemas against the leaders
,he opposite party, said that their course remnde
him of that passage of holy writ, Whom God ii
tends to destroy, he first makes mad.'
II there be such Bible, it is susre rected that
may contain the code of ethics pracliced by ol
leading politicians, and which the dvines, wi
have only the light of the old disPensation, are
a loss to comprehend There may be. for instanc
some discussion upon the higher law" good eli
zenship, and the duty of obedience.
How shall we obtain copy! Cannot some
cur special friends in Congress, who take de
interest in theological subjects, procure and iral
us one Z Exchange.
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FROM SANTA FE.-In the items of news from
Santa Fe, which we published on Wednesday last,
from the st. Louis papers, there were two three
errors which we observe have been corrected by
the parties interested, end which are of some i'm
portance: Major Cunningham party came by
the Bents Fort route, and instead of being forty
five days on the route, they were only thirty five
Three days of the time were employed in the pay
ment of the troops at Los Vegas, Rayado and the
new post on the Arkansas river. His escort was
composed only of eighteen men. He found wood
and water abundant, and saw many Indians, none
Of whom appeared hostile. party of traders, who
left Santa Fe at the time, and travelled the
Cimerone route, were about the same time il
making the trip"
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.Mlssic .HEsssic =.

A. Z TER.
$40 Royal. bet. st. Philip aud Ursuline sss.
~ meat of sY-PIANO FORTES
which he Will sell nj the most reasonable prices rhey
he manufacture OF the celebrated sLsYrL and ERARD, ol
Paris The widespread celebrity OF whose
no further comment.
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SHOES, HATS, ETC

T G. WEBER, Boot and Shoe Dsnler,
- -Ap CORNER
Sunr STOpE IAN (his Old Stand,)
Keeps constantly hand thing in his ne-ncludng
great variety Of Ladies' and GentIemen Boots and Shoes
and will sell at the lowest Cash Prices. share Of pnh!i
patronage is respectfully solicited. ap7 ly
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SO REWARD.
THE above reward will be paid for the foliowia
l. strayed COWS-A young RED Cow, TRasT4.SR
small horns, white ,teak in the shape Of an SA&I
thigh: she is springing with her second calf -1AGA
A,so-A CREOLE Cow, black head, brown and WIN
spots, short tail marked rhe hip X
information lie left at No. Is rnton Walk apn Il
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BOOKS-STATIONERY.

MADAME EM MERH,
LID The Seventh Daughter the GPSf FAMILY,
REGs LEAVE to inform The citizens % New oriesns nat she
ID eS between
St Joseph where she vii be happy inform
Of the PRESENT and the rUTuRE.
P.S-L.dies Gentlemen Wishing the
which surround likewise their future prospects, will dc
well by calling Madame 4. Price so cents.
~ Hours IA. A. and P. NJ. jas 3m'os
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
Farm by Auction.

19ZA WILL be sold by Public Auction, on Wednes
sssM day, April 3D. at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the prelni
z--ESs- ses that valuable Farm known the Burbank
Place situated mile and half from the City Hall on the
road from Worcester Mbnry. 1t is in QuiDsigamond
Village of the most ourshng parts of the city, where
large wooden mill and wire factory, and in close
proximity to the Providence and Worcester Railroad
The Farm consists of I40 acres land surpassed
the quality of the land and beauty olocaon by any ether
in this portion of the country Sixteen of The lard is
covered by valuable growth of wood and there is also
large number Of fruit treespeaches, apples, &c--which
bear valuable fruit All the parts OF the Farm well wa
tered and being in the immediate vicinity of the city il can
be proaby used for the cultivation OF vegetables, fruit,
&c, for which there is ready market.
There the Farm good DIV cling house, three barns,
ard other ont buildings II will be seld in lots of II to 40
acres to suit purchasers and the TERMS which will be lib
eral, viii be made known at The time of sale.
Further information may be obtained of Hon Alexander
De WITT or OF the subscrber whose plan of the
premises may be seen.
mar3dw5w GEORGE BOWEN.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
NOTICE TO THE INVALID.

| Rk- D. Z; HARRINGTON'S, Medical Office ll5 Main
- street worcester, stairs, where he can be consult
peIsois ahcted with Diseases off any kind, with
eC ana cohIdenceand ola being performed. DIR H. has
o he st ten years paid particular attention to the study
u pIdcuce OF female Complaints and perfectly has he
acquainted with theirsystem that without boasting
e can 'cdrrant cre from all diseases peculiar to them
80 successful has been his course of treatment to he has
Dee called upon by other members of the mcica, faculty.
10 introduce his mode of practice and has been visited for
that purpose which answered the most sang1ne eac,
lions F''
In Offering the results Of his long study ana practical ex
Peehce to his many friends he is governed by feeling of
nuhamy only for so much have they been deceived by
Preehded madams" and miserable pills and quack nos
us tha is time that healthy mode of practice
should be inroducedn speaking of Quacks Dr. H. does
not wish to be understood to all the medical poes-
SON. but those who have for the last six or seven
led the newspapers of the day with their Disgusting adj
yertsements making great preenons to medical science
when they do not know the healing art Dr. H. pro fesses
TO be sktu in curing the following dseases-Diseases of
ne lungs Liver Complaints, Nervous diseases and general
beoy, arising Il ON secret bad habits when
experienced, all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exerons full ygor res
ofed IN very snort time without any hndrance from bus-
ness
Dr. H. has also gained himself great reputation for
me permanent cure long standing Chronic and obstinate
ueases the treatment of which he has devoted great part
OF nl" time in his extensive pracuce will warrant
ca III an cases, however long standing they may be
Dr. H. sollcts call from all who NAV be afflicted with
any disease, and those suffering from mercury in
contentmenily administered, from quack nostrums ad
mnistered by ignorant empyrics.
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished for the
Fck OF both sex required with good and at rea
sonabe rate 4dUise Gratis, for the first consultation
Dr. H. can be consulted by letter and if the disease is
accurately described medicines will be forwarded ell cor
respondence will be returned Ifyou sick call on DR. Ii
and avoid "madam mposters
p female who has thorough knowledge of their
complaints Will be in attendance to consult if they wish
~ Once hours from NJ, to PM. Sundays, from
to IL NJ. dly-dec
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
Real Estate Advertisements.
House for Sale.

ID ON Concord st containing rooms with wood
&. shed attached. 1t has GOOD sunnlv of soft ,yate
l. small garden with excellent assortment of fruit
trees. VI 80"
Also the House and Barn. formerly owned vy B. II
coodaie, on summer Street, viii be sold to be removed
from the premises after the first of April next
For Particulars enquire of VIM r. BLISS at the House
oi CohcoIu ot'' OF at Court Mill, iebl3dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
GEORGE BOWEN.
Farm House TO Let.

Ia THE subscriber will let his Farm House and Gar
, den, situated on Pleasant street, ten minutes wall
from the City Hall in Worcester, with additiona
land aud Poultry Yard if des ed Possession given tn
st of April next, and win keep and horse fdesred
Two may be had boarders, who work the place
For sale at the above named place, good Cows 10 tons
good Hay, and tons good Dat Straw.
Also, toilet Shop and Lot Of Land suitable lum-
Der yard situated the of Uon and Cen
ral Streets north sile) with privilege of using his Railroad
track WILLIAMA WHEELER.
Worcester, March H. 1e5l marll-dwtAl
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
For Sale Cheap,

Aef5279e THE BIGELOW STORE. near the R. R. BRIDGE
;sHH8 on he Boston r. r. suitable for mechanical bust
iiRRM ness The DENY place in Leicester containing
- about 80 acres small House aud Lot on Essex
street. WIN small barn. Also about so building lots
Some Of the above property would exchanged far small
farm some ofitwould be sold long credit part he
ing pad IN cash The Building Lots will be exchanged for
Houses or money will be advanced to enable the purchaser
to build ~
Enquire of WIN. DICKINSON % Main ST
Worcester, Feb u, 1850 febIIdtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
MAILEABIE IRON.

HE subscribers having fttsd Up tFnII Tag a WA5As7
1 TON Square, WoVcEsrES, Mss for tie purposs
carrying on the MALLEABLE IRON BUSINESS, are
ready supply ali those IA want of MaenDle Iron
CASTINGS of any description with good Lrtice, at a
price.
Also. LOCK WORK, and other light Castings in gray
iron, done short notice.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to-
Aug s, 1850 eod&wtf McFARLAND& X DISCO,
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

10 the Ladies OF Worcester.
RNlSis the time OF the year when the interior decora
Il tions of your houses needs be attended to.
H. MOORE takes pleasure in informing them that he
continues to make every description Of
Looking Glass, Portrait & Picture Frames.
Old Gliding regl Repaired and Cleaned and Varnish
ed. Also, Astral Lamps, Brackets Curtain Ornaments
Mantle DO Room ulngs Clocks, &c. and in fact every
thing in his line.
All the gliding will be white vanished, and warranted to
stand washing. ]. II. MOORE, Practical Glider
mar20-d1m* Corner OF Austin and Irving SITS
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
Farm for Sale.

Earm I0r cdl6. -
"a THE Farm recently owned and occupied by Eli
f,G@ sha Taft is now offered fof sale The Farm con
sists of two Dwelling Houses and one Barn, all sup
pled with good water and SIS OF good land situated
one and half miles South Of the City Hail. Worcester, on
the road leading from Worceserto Southbridges
The above Farm will be sold together, or in lots, az may
a;t nirchasers Also about so moving pas
ture and situated miles West Of the City Hail. Worces
ter and known as Chandler Taft Pasture. The
viii be sold together divided. Inquire Of
JONAS BARTLETT, or JOHN WARD.
Worcester, Mar. 10, 1851. marl4-dwif
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
NO. 8 MERCHANTS row.
wITHERBEE = PARTRIDcr
NO. 8

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in READY MADE
w CLOTHING, whero may be found a good assort-
ment OF Clothing of all descriptions wOrn their own
Manufactures which ;hey will sell low can be obtained
at any other establishment of the kind
We have also added toour Stock of Clothing carefully
selected Stock Of Cloths, consisting OF
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Doe Skins and
Vestings, which we are prepared TO make to order
in good style be obtained any Merchant Tailors
in this city.
We have been repeatedly solicited by our former Patrons
to resume the Custom Department, and hitherto
fused but have concluded the Arena again,
and will those who will favor us with their patron
age, that will best endeavor give them
iacon and h. pc receive al beral share of Patronage
from our old and tried friends and the Public generally
We have also constantly hand a full assortment of
Gentemen's Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Bosoms Collars,
Cravats Gloves, Pocket Handkerchefs, Under Clothing
Caps, Umbrellas, &C., &c
ID. F. WITHERBEE, J. S. II. PARTRIDGE.
No Merchants Row.
worcester, Feb. II. ebl7-d&w6w
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
New Centre of Attraction,
AT The
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE HOUSE.

NO. 4, Merchants' Row.
FHNHE Subscribers having formed co-partnershp under
i the name of WARDEN & DUDLEY, and secured the
above welknown and familiar Stand recently occupied
by T. A. Clark would most respectfully call attention
oft inhabitants of Worcester and nifty to their exten
sive stock of Fashionable READY MADE CLOTHING,
made to order expressly for the Retail Trade and
prising complete and general assortment of oGENTLEMANs
and BOYS ng apparel which and will be sold at
prices defy All competition The public will also bear in
mind the fact tat Stock is entirely fresh
lected with the greatest care and safely say that
gives the public finer Opportunity of securing better bar
gain than has ever leen offered.
share ofpublc patronage is solicited Motto will
ever be QUick Sales and small Profits and highest
aim to please each and every who will favor with
call Mr. Dudley thankful for past favors from his many
customers in the Custom Department while in the employ
of Charles E. Schof Co., of Boston, would solicit con
tnuance of their patronage he may be found
stand ready and willing TO take then he has
done formerly.
CENTRAL CLOTHES WARE House. No. Merchants
Row, directly in front of Worcester House.
febI l-d&wtAl. WARDEN & DUDLEY.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
Houses & House Lots n!

SzA The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
E parts OF the CITY, Also House Lots III diferen STU
@A tions, varying price from $4,000 to $780, If any
one wishes to purchase tor specuation has two or
three very valuable Estates suceptable of Improvement
winch he Will dispose of very advantageous terms to the
purchaser ID. 5. MESSENGER,
feo. ~ eodlst1- Office on Walnutst.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-03-31
REMOVAL. r
DIR. CHARLES ROBBINS,

q unvacd in the OF Epilepiic Fits and other nor
vous ,ease well MS diseases OF the Heart and Liver,
has removed TO tho NJ RLBoRo' HOTEL, where he is
prepared to attend to PROFESSIONAL CALLS He Is au-
thorsed to refer 10 bowen Buchanan, Eaq Woburn Doa
Marsh, Esq. 81 Cornl, Al Harrison Avenue, Boston,
William b. McQ neslon, Esq Wont worth, N. H. Hon.
y. Hammnnd, West Winds r. VT. $. Wilson, Esq Rich
uond Corner, Nc. w. D. Wait, Principal of Lexington
Academy mnrl9-w3s