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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-28

By the present arrangement for running messenger
trains over the New York and New Haven Hartford
and Springfield and Western Railroads have
the advantage OF day route to aud from New York
Albany, Saratoga and Newport-eaving either termi-
nus in the morning and arriving at The other in the eve
ming of the same day.
An examination of any of the recently published
Railroad Maps will clearly show the eligibility of this
route to those travelling from New York, Northern,
western and Central portions of New England TO New
port Passengers and Baggage conveyed free Of charge
between the Boat and Railroad Station in Providence
ISAAC II. SOUTHWICK Sup't
Jy2O daw3m Providence a. Worcesler L aiIroad
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ROSES Providence s. Worcester Xpress

4sOhJS . 2 y ' 4NILIILO y. " VLONotOA = tN9I
BY Every Train.
EEIFJITEIfFII PACKAG ELS Forwarded, Notes, Drafts
@ws-xsaa2 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or.
ders attended TO, with despatch
Packages and small forwarded and other Expres
business transacted at Fan River, Mansfield Alteboro,
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bls.
toll, Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston War
wick, Wickfeld, Peacedale and Wakefield r, 1. AMI
stonngton, Cam.
OFFicE.-American House, Worcester.
Worcester, March 6, 1852 mars DIFF
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- TIE Boats Of this Line :.

- - THE Boats OF this Line e.n
49, will etVe Providence ha,- T.
FEsEzTS2i from Fox Point on MO- S5Ssasz
- DAYS, WE'D NEsDAYS g. FRIDAYS
and New York on T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until furtherno1ice
Freight taken for New York reasonable rates.
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia and the Semi-weekly Inland Line Balti
more, at ull times When-this Inland is open,
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot, and for Baltimore at cents per foot.
Ueual time between Providence and Philadelphia, 30
hours; and between New FORK and Baltimore, DO
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 3 geght will be forward
ed from New York by any other lines If So directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. II. JOTRDAN,
Office OF Providence and Worcester Railroad Ce.;
Isaac Odell, Pier No. - IN R. or w. z. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main st..
Sept. 27, 1852. dawtf Providence.
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EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,
WORCESTER. MASS.

Office at e. e. A55otfs, Real Estate Broker
no. 239 Main Street.
A TTENTION given to Surveys of /.
n REAL ESTATE,
in all sections of the County
Estimates of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount Of fowage DC.
Particular attention paid 10 surveying City Lots.
His Perience, together with and perfect lnstru
ments, claim for him snare of public patronage
Also, Surveys of Brick and Masonry
Orders directed as above will prompt atten-
ton.
p. No extra charge for travel.
References james s. WoodwOrth Esq. Col. Il.
e. Abbott, CHARLES Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
Henshaw, ESQ., Leicester ie2 diff
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Western Railroad Special Notice.

ia s:.s:.s:.;.: i.s#:5.s: ss
CHANGE OF TINE.
Nm and after MONDAY, May 9th, 1853, Passenger
" Trains will leave Worcester, AS lollows
and 5.55 pm
For Albany, New York, and Way Stations, 80 a m.
For springheld Hartford, and Northampton 4.30 pm
HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
Office Western Ieilroad Company, my7 diff
Springfield, May 9Th, 1858
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SalRratns |

fTNHE undersigned agents for the sale of prime
article of Sai@ratus, put up in boxes, barrels and
kegs, al which they invite the attention OF the trade
BASSETT, EARLE, u BROTnER
my25 aa,Stf
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
VI'HE Worcester Mechanlcs' Savings Bank 10 open
daily for the receipt OF Deposits from all casses
worcester. Oct. 1. 1863. octld&wigt
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This is the most direct route

This is the most direct route
from Newport and Providence TO Springfield, Albany,
Saratoga, Northampton, Greenfield, FLIGHT ulg, Keene
Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burlington, Nashua, Manches
ter Concord White River Junction, Montpelier and St.
Johnsbury ISAAC Il. soUTHW1CK. Sup't.
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Leicester and Worcester Expre.

Leicester and Worcester Express.
VNHE subscribers will run daily Express, for the con
1 vevance of Boxes, Bundles, Merchandise, and every
other XpFess Freight between the above named places,
and after Ibis date, leaving Leicester at O'Clock,
A. NJ, and Worcester at A O'Clock, p NJ.
All orders entrusted us, left at the Post Office.
Horace Wales Store, Leicester, (where States
may be ound) will be promptly and faithfully attended
to.
Office in Worcester, at II. Newton's, 207 Main
street JOEL sIBLET & co.
Leicester, March l., 1853. mare dawti
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rebuild the Broken Constitution.

Brought from distance the principal ingredient of tho
ELIXIR only be procured at heavy expense and the pro-
of manufacture is also costly Hence the price, all
remuneatve must necessarily be higher than that the
trashy chancecompounded nostru, of which the
pense consists in the advertising But if health
priceless blessing" then the INYIGORATING ELIXIR
AND CORDIAL the cheapest medicine in the known world
The arrangements of the SYSTEM leading diseases
and the forms of disease ITSELF
would require column to enumete the maades for which
this preparation is specific few however may be
ated Wis neuralgia tic ououreux headache ncpient paray
sis hyse dyspepsia papaon of the heart spinal affections
muscular debility tremors, hatuence, prckng
the es numbness opdy of the liver mental depression,
weakness of the WILL ndpoion fainnes after
place position the provocative organs sexual
the stomach female Irregularities chronic tendency to mcar
emaciation and all complaints growing free ndu
gence the passions and all barenness that proceed
from organic causes beyond the reach ofmedicine.
Whenever the to be acted malfr
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CO Dial.
INCREDULITY IS OvERTHRowN

by mass Of testimony which perfectly irresistible
The ELIXIR remedies in all the deporabe evils arising
misuse abuse the organs which up the
wonderful machine called Man. 1t restores full vigor every
delicate function connected with that mysterious compound
agency Of matter and mind necessary the reproduction Of
human life. To of feeble muscular frame, deficient
in vital power it recommended the only
ncang that energy which necessary the proper enjoyment
of all the natural appettes well the higher
bues Its beneficial effects confined either
The feeble girl the ang wife, the stess
YOUTH the of business the victim
PRESTON the individual suffering from general debility
the weakness of single will all find
manent relief from the Of this incompatible renovator To
those who have predispoon paralysis will prove COM
plete and unfang safeguard against that terrible maady
There many perhaps who have ded with their consi-
tuton that they think themselves beyond of edi-
cine. Let not these despair The EIirr deals with dis
Il e without reference to causes and will NOT only
remove The disorder itself hut
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GROCERIES. &c.
Bags.

Bags,
CfRAlN and Flour Bags OF sll A,nas, at Mannfa
" turers' Prices, by BLISS. Sutton, X co..
my25 daWIf No g Mechanic al
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RAILROADS, EXPRESSES. &c.
Leonard's Express.

EEzE-l To aud from Boston and intermediate
Essssz.sissis.z places, by every train.
Bills collected aud paid, and all orders attended to
with dispatch. df ieS
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NIORsE,s INVIGORATING ELIxIR

viii replace weakness with strength ncapaciy with efficiency
Eeguay with uniform and natural acvy and this not only
eral organization Bear in mind that malades wherever
they Begin finish with the system paraly-
cation of the of motion and phtca death
Bear in mind also that for every kind of nervous disease
the Elxr and Cordial is the only reliable KNOWN
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l.. I. LAzELL 20l Main Street.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs. Medicines. Chem;coIs 10

y A"S9, mOuiVineSs OncmlCAIs, NC.
Also, GOLD FOIL and PLATE,
mineral Teeth, and Dental Instruments,
all Of which are offered for sale at the lowest Boston
pnces' ian1 d1
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Desk Mandatory.

IL p. WRIGHT d. CO., Manufacturers Of Pulpits,
~. Counting Room and Office Desks; Library, Office,
ana Dining Room Tables; Druggists Drawers and Book
Csses Of every size and quality respectfully inform tho
cnncns OF worcester and vicinity, that they are now
prepared 10 furnish the above named articles az short
notice. and n the hest styles. And we will warrant
0nr work 10 be equal TO any IN the country Rear Of
Pane's Block, corner OF Main and Pleasant streets,
Worcester, Mass. sil y. WRIGHT,
Janis DIFF NJ. SMILEY.
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DR. Cornells Pain Expeller.
" PERFECT Charmer Of Pan.5 Manufactured
IA by s. ID. FULLER q CO.
Store, fremont Temple, Boston. Sold by Dealers
generally myl4 dtf
Carbonate Ammonia,
On JARS Carbonate Ammonia, Just received and 70
Nv sale bv q. A. HARRINGTON a. co.
my2b at No. so Main Street.
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D. K. ~.e ~
NTARTT,s Patent OIL Is the handaomest, cheapes,
IN an rest article for light ever discovered md the
universe iivor and admiration which this article has
received than all other substances for light com
blned. Il can be had Of A, IL. NEWTON, Agent,
NO, 2O7 slan street Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, WIckinn Ae
N. u. Particular attention given 20 altering old
Lamps which docs not exceed la cents per Lamp.
0cr2S dawtf
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Lime, Calcined Plaster and Cement
CONSTANTLY on hsad and for ale nv
" BLISS, rTON, & CO.
my25 dawu NO. Mechanic ST
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THE WONDER or THE WORLD!
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge!
'IWE Great Remedy for Colds Coughs, &c, is tho
a cheapest medicine offered TO ihe public. The
following extraordinary shows It's Effects if faith
July used Let the disparng in 5ad read this case and
nope on. II not able TO purchase call on our Agents
and get box Tree, such persons are welcume
- my FRIEND, Read This Messrs s. ID. Fuller AZ
Coi-l mad severe cough for almost a year, with
bleeding al the lungs and raised great quantity Of bad
matter aud have been under the OF one Of the best
physicnns IN Boston, and have used great deal OF
medicine, but without any other effect than TO grow
worse and my physician said could not be cured. |
commenced using Devine's compound Pitch Lozengo,
about hVe weeks since, and their has wonders
Tor me. mink they have cured me- and feel thankful
mat 80 good medicine il within the reach Of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No. 10 Tieston street.
Boston, May S, 1858.
Al a'k Is his ono question,
II you have got any lungs,
u you nave got a stomach
IL you have got liver,
II you have got any blood,
II you have got mucous membranes or any otber
members Of The body that arc =" heirs 10 ills'
Are you not interested In this great remedyDevnes
Compound Pitch Leyengef Store, Tremont Temnle
...r =. H. FULLER e. co, PIoprleio,a
sold In Worcester by Caldwell a Him. Druggists,
Agents Tan & Harrington, oroccrs, and by DEALER
sonoIany. myl4 dtf
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REMOVAL

REMUVAL.
HNHE Subscriber, haring taken m Office in Paine's
Il Block No 236 Main STREET, would respectfully ten.
der his service
A Real Estate Broker,
to any persons having property for exchange,
either IN the City or adjoining towns, aud would souh
the attention Of purchasers 20 the following schedule of
Property, which he Offers
FO SA LIE.
Twenty valuable House Lots on the beautiful fat in
the western part OF The city three the corner Of
Austin and Oxford streets. Also several Others lit
tie north westerly, on more elevated ground and two
on Fruit street Also, number on Belmont st eet and
north, and one on Wellington, near Main st. Also,
two story Dwelling House Yelling Main st
LARKIN SMITH, 236 Main street.
Also, number of Farms, with flom 20 to 200 Acre
ofLand, each.
CHARCOAL in laroe oy sm.ll ouan,i,ie. f.h1e d,r
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Fine Feed.
EREsH Ground, and for sale by
II BLISS. SUTTON. & CO..
my25 david No. 6 Mechanic ST.
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HORSES INVIGORATING ELIxIR

All who have injured themselves by private improper in
dugences will find this Cordial relief Impotence
of the genital organs of vie power penalty
most frequently paid give rein or license 70
their passions Young persons too apt
from not being Of the dreadful effects Although impo-
eney occurs from structure, deposits in the urine gravel and
from numerous other the abuse Of the organs
from excessive venery selfpouton particularly latter
the frequent of it Now who that the
subject will pretend to deny that the procreang
species lost sooner BY those who practise the solitary vice
than by the prudent? Besides by premature poence the d
gestye functions deranged the physical mental
powers weakened by too frequent and too great excitement
ofthe genital organs
Important advice accompanies each bottle.
II Is put highly concentrated pint bottles with the
name blown in the glass; and sold for IS per boei for a5I
for sl2; S24 the dozen
H. Ring, General Agent, 1872 Broadway, New York,
to whom all orders muat be addressed
Agents-M. B. GREEN, Worcesterj J. BALCH &
SON, Providence; BLISS e. HAVEN, Springfield T;
BURR d PERRY, No. Conhill, Boston,
jel4 dM& Thawly
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A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FNMALEs.

Inc unparalleled effects of this great restorative
plants incident to females mark annals of med
icine Thousands of stmuan been invented
sands Of nvigoants coneoced all purpong to be specified
IN the various diseases and which the delicate
OF woman renders her liable The result
Iotoe Deen uniform. These nostrums
momentary viTaeity to the system transient and de-
lnye vgor to the ucles but this relief has been sue
ceded by depression and prosaon before and
me end has too often been utterly payz the recupeayo
destroy the unhappy patient But in - ' =
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The 7.20 a. NJ. train IRON Providence, connects
Worcester with the Express I rains from Boston for
New York, and Albany, which leave Worcester at LIS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03
CRESCENT
THE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT
Louisiana Interior,

me roints Coupee Echo, of the 10Th ult says:
IN On tns morning Of the 2jth we were gratifea at
boa .ae iaee Of Nature completely covered With
found in different parts Of the na,isb on ts sb. :,
lne zotn ie the heaviest rains that We remember II
was accompanied by wind, thunder aud iiahta;ng .nd
must have thoroughly purged the atmos5hara B., ~
1eie,eons influences from which hav. lately suffered
Of yellor fsysr occ,r wnty 2 xstations any
completely at fault to the causes which nut an end
to the Southern epidemic.- A1
The In our parish fs Welding aneiv ard .u ~,
circumstances Of the weather have yet been In IT,
favor We hardly hope however thA it viii come tlp 10
re monster cop Of last season Our planters find very
hard procure extra aid from in
Of the opinion entertained Of the state Of health pre-
vaing in Poipte Coupe We confident that in our
next issue will be able to announce the entire dsap
pearance Of all sickness
We find in tAs Red River Republican pubIished at
Alexandria the following
We are happy to say that the yellow fever appears to
have ceased in midst Two heavy frosts and long
continued North winds have put end to its dreadful
career There has been death case of il here
Ior several days and OF the old there remain only
one or two in town and two or three in the country
The fever at Clinton has nearly subsided The Whg
Of the 18th says there has been but four new cases for
the last four days
The Wing gives the following st Of those who have
died since the oath of September:
Mrs Mary Saunders, DR. W Stone, Mrs Emily White.
Ernest Rist j Frank Mayer Maey Mrs Caroline whart
ton Benz Butler, Miss Sophia Garfield W Watkin NJ
Jor Montgomery Thomas Blsckman. Capt John Killian
Ii hllhani Charles Leyden. Bell Dreyfuss james
GAR Adam Raupp. Samuel Lee jr, Morat Melchior
John Camblin Caroline Koch infant of wharton in
iant Of hr Koch infant Of DR. Langworthy Edward Til
den Hiram Foreman, Mrs Bass German three sons OF
ar LYMAN sister Of Mrs Dreyfuss, Kaness Garri-
sou, Miss Kilisn. Miss Jane Wood Mrs Butler Watson
ward Frances daughter Of W Ward, Postmaster B W
hatch, Mayor OF Clinton. Meyer Mrs jackson Mrs Ann
Adler '
Five negroes have died since the commencement of the
sickness "
Ihe Franklin Banner Of the 9th u reports the fever
to be still raging in that town. and in that vicinity with
little abatement Ten deaths had in that parish
since the last issue Of that paper
The Baton Rouge Gazette notices On the 2sth ut in
that city the death Of Hon. James s Bailey who was
member Of the last Legislature Of this State
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Ns.ockss.N, ght.sst osaa g tnss.r..,.
GREAT NOETHERN - -

N ROUTE ETFREss IS An ATb ....s... !
LLsHi.iHS q MIANhLIhs ,9y ka I'd l. through 9 Eslfa
flo albany Boston, NswYork Phndsph :, u a.rmds,s
he ribs nd and Michigan S"aSern "a rad n' 'S
SUMNER Arrangement. Of the iino, River steamers
connecting with hs Rock a ana Chicago Raoad Lasae ar.
he Northern ana sad S@fissn souhrU sosd FSSI T .rs
lightning lne-though to N-wYufk in THIRTy-SX HOURS
i,em Chicago Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany by an3
one only sanday sac a, O'Clock p ~ connecting
WI tAe eiiSsk @ Z @ \, an r9g chicago for The Ea,i
'ss g1y,s s. Lus Svs mgui9g sanaay s.pted
3cti gutg M 92ck by 50 m les Staging with Ra lroad Express
Fas s. faa9 @ L. At & oos hyqGg r S.v4o. IA 6lsa
=. THREE TRAINS DAILY.
r To ftlsad vim b. LAKE, SRsy. 81 Y %5 a5 f'1
Danktk win hF Telegraph Dag IA
NswYcrk cry Hrbt E1re Which leaves Bao At 9' n1o
gi ExfREsS AND MAILa,es Chicago at u n ti,v, which
eonscis wh The Lake Shore Trans and arrives Dupkk
morning. Also connects BuGio and NewYok ciy Nshi
Si TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Leaves Chicago at NJ the
puntItk tire or the $50 Lightning Express which
Taa on t6e 4fo and Yo1k Civ and SewYork ag % t XIII
rosd arriving NewYork evening" without change
Bsisn y NJ ssp ems, 1a9G R5 On 5'aay @ al Az NJ
mics m dian eI Mb gan Southern Railroad ass miles, favor
-, nAlso4p CONVICTIONS,
o 5sssaS with Mad River koad Dayton Ga and
Also al nroeve, pitA na "a Road for Columbus and ctnein
Ai0 81 s. %4 osyspi elan aad Pittsburgh ROa for Pitts
Nsc At bSnLI M" INV YORK and " Ee Ros3 ~ h Ny
A:o aala with NswYOrk Central Albany River
Road to NewYork, and Western Road to Boston.
- T. z, Buffalo win aG9sFg & Raj road 70 NswYoEk
s9aghoat he Eastern sst '' !"
& reach S oiE as of tFs'si aao
Gan cspa Pfsa EMPIRE STATE captain ] wilson Ws6n,
o sSs With f & baa Ep sSi @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03
Mobile Items.

The Advertiser of the lst has the following items
The CIV is Still they Come The steamer octavia ar
rived on Sunday with hundred and eight cabin pas
ton. - - "
The Pink Toney on the night brought down six
ytWo cabin passengers and eleven hundred and forty
nine bales Of cotton. Both boats are from Montgomery
.4bsntees Our citizens who have been spending the
summer at the NORTH are returning with great
putty over three hundred have arrived within the past
thrysx hours Royal presents quite lively as
pee at this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03

OUTRAGEOUS CosDucr-Starping Passengers The St.
Louis Inteseneer of the 22d sves hs details of an
outrage committed upon the passengers Of the New st.
Paul during her last trip down from Keokuk which
had few equals in the history navigation upon these
waters We give the Intelligsncers version
1t stated that the St Paul started from Ksokuk with
large number of passengers the most Of whom were
bound for this city The fare Of four dollars charged
for cabin passengers from Keokuk and their
others were taken aboard swelling the whole number,
women and children to between and three hum
dred The boat detained by getting aground En-
terpre Bar short distance from the mouth Of the I
nois river Friday morning found them stuck fast AID
the passengers went ashore before breakt to enable
the boat to light over They remained ashore several
hours exposed heat and the tediousness such
situation Attrbuting their loss of breakfast to anxiety
TO work the bar the passengers bore their deprivation
with patenee and looked forward to the nnerhour with
hope for amends Dinner-hour came, and table
set and nothing was prepared to eat Women by this
time were exhausted by fastiDg-ohildren crying
outright, and men probably swearing no little.
The boat got under way III the afternoon and the hun
cry consoed themselves with the thoughts supper
but the usual hour for that meal passing aud prepa
tons being visible then it was that tie Indignation Of the
passengers began to make itself known and meeting
called in the cabin at which DR.. Anderson of Keokuk
said to be highly respectable person, presided Resou
tons about being drawn up for the action Of the
meeting when the mate and clerk Of the boat followed
by some ten dozen deck hands entered the cabin,
dragged the chairman to the forward of the boat and
tore the resolutions And thus with all the tyranny
OF quarterback, free women and children,
starved insutsd and drdgooned on boat on the est
waters dependent solely the public favor for the
patronage which enables 1t to run
The that the arder was exhausted by the unex
pected delay aground will not suffice for at the present
stage of water such delays probable and ought to be
provided against Neither will the that IL
oyersight-the boat not supplied. There
few places the Mississippi river destitute of provisions
if they had been applied for shore. But, the
boat there food
We find from the manifest of the St Paul n that trip
published in all the city papers that there were on oosrd
fish, beef apples and barley. There occasion to
starve passengers whole day when such the fact
The whole atar is unusual and extraordinary ana de-
mands explanation We learn that meeting OF the pas
sengers in be held last night. something
may be developed to-day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03

Snow Snow !-The first snow ofthe season commenced
falling yesterday and continued without cessation
up to the time of going to press Had the ground
been frozen should have least four five inch
of this morning sufficient for jolly bride
But alas have instesd coating OF mud and snsh'
ance deep The rubber and umbrella trade is improving
ALBANY Register 18th ult
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-03

THE DEArH OF Mas CoLEMAS-Ws are pained TO An
uounce the sudden death of Mrs Robert Coleman OF
the Astor who expired with her infant this morn
ing at O'Clock She a Christian woman in all
the relations Of life and her loss will be deeply depored
by large circle of relatives aud friends, my Mirror